In A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1775.— Daniel O’Connell born. 1809.—Tennyson born. IB6o.—Captain Cargill died. _ 1864.—Close of Second. Maori Wafj 1891.—Archbishop (then Bishop), Julius laid top stone of cathedral spire.1901.—The Discovery left England on Antarctic expedition. _ 1901.—Death of Sir John M'Kenzie,K.C.M.G. . ~ „ 1906.—Resignation of Hall-Jones Ministry, Sir Joseph WardV Ministry, appointed. . 1914. —Serbia declared war against Germany. , ■ . 1915. —Landing of forces at Suvla Bay. "Every cell in-the British-prisons fop women is now provided with a mirror.The deepest oil well ■in the world is at Olinda, California. It is 8,040 ft deep. . Goods transported by road m Great Britain. has doubled in the .last foup years. . The church has done less than justice to beauty as an object of religious quest.—Rev. W. J. Carter.
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Evening Star, Issue 20555, 6 August 1930, Page 1
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