IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 20076, 17 January 1929, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

! ANMVEIISAIHES j 1 7)Mi.- ■ Benjamin Franklin burn. ! IBu3. New Zealand ConstMn. 'mi j Aei proclaimed. l' s .)(i.~ Invercargill :-n mimed by (iuvenmr Gore, Brown. ISsD.—Tfi<> Sfratliallaii arrived at Tiiuarn with first hatch of immigrants. ]SGK.— I lie Duke of Edinburgh \ isj iled Ta-mania. j I*9s.—Navy Eeiigim juunded. 190-I.—Death of Sir Henry Keppel, Admiral ol the Meet, aged ninetyfuiir. Ihe normal and healthy reaction of youth against age ha> been inten-lm-J by the killing ofi', in the war, of an intermediate generation. -■ Professor Gilbert Hurrav. There is now one motor vehicle for every twenty-one of the population of Great Britain. Aneoats Ho'-pital at Manehe-ler has lioaled a million patients in a hundred years. Don'! worry about Ore mime; The present is all thou hast. Jue future will soon be preset)!. And t he present will soot) be pasf, 8o bare a Dewar's Imperial... Large joints of meat were not usual in England until the reign of (,hieen Elizabeth. The Corporation at Eastlioii-Tie. England. has made £1,500 profit on seabathing this year.