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A'NNIVKKSAIUES. ■jS'jli.--First, Parliament of Victoria opened on Melbdmne. 3.BG9.—Birth of Queen Maude of Sonvn.v, third daughter of .King lidward VI I. j^l.—First Otago A. and P. Show at Talmna Park. 38811. — New Zealand and South bens Exhibition Ripened at Dunedin. 18D2.—Death ol Cardinal Larigono, noted African missionary. 392-I.—Departure ol Lord Jollieoe. Tin; Mjngs that- the man in tho street sings arc lav better than they were.—Dr if’. J. Karn. European culture is no longer ft powerful edifice, lint a Iraii urn. — Major-general Seelv. Hiopnlcc) in ho about II.UUU years old aini the most aged sample of basket work in existence, 'an Egyptian corn-bin was recently exhibited in London. A German engineer is constructing « giant motor carl 125 ft long, to bo used in ilie Sahara. Desert. It will carry enough petrol I<> last a month. Sixteen hnnknipteies were notified in fast week’s issue of fho ‘Gazette..’' Kfeven ol the number were in the iSorth island-
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Evening Star, Issue 20033, 26 November 1928, Page 1
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157A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 20033, 26 November 1928, Page 1
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