IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 20150, 15 April 1929, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVKKSAIMKS. IS-10.—Mooting at Guildhall do protest against establishment of a penal settlement in New Zealand. ISAB. —Sl l ip Philip latinii arrived from Greenock with first settlers; 1 -‘i'J days out. 1805.-- -A nek land City first lighted with gas. ]K(iB. First Maoris cdeclcd to New Zealand Parliament. IKSB. Matthew Arnold, poet. died. 1907.—First Imperial Confcronco opened in London. 1910. —Anr.aes arrived at Marseilles. Twelve hankrnpticies were notified in the latest issue of the ‘ Gazette.’ - Ten of the number were in the North Island, Out of d(H samples of illicit drink tested in Now York 55 contained n dangerous poison. 70 were unfit to drink, .‘lO2 were synthetic hut, harmless, and only 17 were pure. 'frees are larger in diameter in summer than in winter. They also vary in tills respect from day to day, being larger from noon to twilight than from twilight to noon. AVhen the Christian and the Mohammedan say “There is one God ” they make the same noise, hot they are not saying'* the same thing.—-The Archbishop of York. One couple I know would not get married until they had put by enough money to pay for a divorce —if necessary. It was.—Mr J. D. Beresford.