IN A NUTSHELL
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1861. —Southland separated front Otago. . , 1874.—End of Tlchborne trial. Arthur Orton sentenced to fourteen years’ imprisonment. , , , 1881. —Sir George Colley defeated by Boers at Majuba Hill. 1900.—Ladysmith relieved. 1915.—German East Africa blockaded.1922.—Princess Mary's wedding day.
Immediate conference with Mau. Minister and Administrator grant A truce. ’■
Eighty-ono of quarantined Aorangl passengers released to-day under surveillance.
Woolstou Band lias aggregate in two A grade tests • The Wood Green Council lias been experimenting with a motor dust car with covers. which automatically open when the dustman stands on a step. Experience of Scoullar and Chisholm Furniture •is that it is the cheapest in the city. Test! it for yourselves..;. Imports of butter and . cheese into, England from , foreign countries in 1928 decreased, whilst those from the Empire showed, a decided increase. It was an English' chemist who first’ used rubber as an eraser. But it was. an American who made a fortune put 1 of sticking a bit-of indiambber at on® end of a pencil. Arrangements have been made for; the repatriation of ,900 Swedes, descendants of a party who, in 1670, left Sweden and settled on an' island off the Esthonian coast.
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Evening Star, Issue 20421, 28 February 1930, Page 1
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194IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 20421, 28 February 1930, Page 1
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