IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 19697, 26 October 1927, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

A NX] V FHSA H IKS. 1 i.-_\orlli-wcst Passage discovered by (.'.!|)1 ai ll M’diire. ]S(KJ. —Canterbury Chamber ol Commerce opened. |svi—Lord Sackville. British Minister at. Washington, <li.sniis.sed by President Cleveland for conversation with reporter. IS! 11 . 1 .—General Yule reached Ladysmith. P.tii!).—-Prince (to a assinated. 7 ;>]<;.—German destroyers raided Channel shipping. Two British and two enemy destroyers sunk. An electric treadmill for exercising dogs lias Ireen invented. Granite is the lowest rock in the earth’s crust. It is the bed rock of the world. Slogan 20: War Lins been predicted in all ages, but, commercially only service has built up largo bind ness. For the best service in cleaning carpets or chimneys ring 10-493, Dunedin Window Cleaning Co., 30 King street (late St. Andrew street) For the first time in 200 years parts of 'Westminster Abbey arc being thoroughly cleaned. Grandism (281): Old London Jamaica Run Xo I is the finest of rum, and is an excellent, standby in ease of colds, chills, et other ills.—Grand Hoicl Bottle Store... More than 4-3 per cent, of the windmills of Holland have been removed or demolished since 1926.