IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 19775, 27 January 1928, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ASxivKits.inas. 184(3.—Sir Robert Reel proposed re* peal of Corn laws. JBso.— Birth of ex-Kaiser Wilhelm IV. , , • „ ]BGO.— Dr Stuart arrived per Bosworth. , , , ■ i 1860. —General Clinic’s march behind Mount Egmoiit ended. ]9ol.—Memorial services for Queen Victoria held throughout the Empire. I 1901.—Death of Verdi, operatic composer, 1901.—German Emperor made EieldMarshal of the British Army. 19UG.—New railway from Nile to Red Sea opened by Lord Cromer. Ear 100 many girls want to be private secretaries.—Dr Wcstaway. Socialism is not a creed believed in by millions; it is a protest made by millions.—Mr Lloyd George, Slogan 29: It’s mighty tiring to spring clean after a holiday. Let us clean your chimneys and carpets; it will help yon. Handy men for general work. Dunedin Window Cleaning Co., 30 King street. Get the bag wash for your accumulated laundry. ’Phone 10-493 No fewer than 120 empty milk bottles were recently recovered by the dairy owning thorn from a house in W est Kensington. Cases of as many as sixty bottles collecting in houses or flats are not uncommon. An increase in wool output from lib to Gib per animal has been brought about in the Titicaca district of Southern Peru by cross-breeding between native mountain sheep and Scottisli and other imported strains. Experience or Scouliar and Chisholms Furniture is that it is the cheapest in the city Tost it for yourrelves A. cable message from Madrid states tthat a peasant woman has given birth to four healthy girls.