IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1842.—Settlement founded at Nel* son. 1867.—Post Office Savings Bank ess tablished in New Zealand. 1901.—Body of Queen Victoria re* moved from Osborne to Portsmouth. 1908.—King Carlos and Crown Priuca of Portugal shot dead in streets of Lisbon. 1917.—United States broke off diplo* matio relations with Germany. Russian children are at liberty to usa the surname of either parent. The wings of a common _ house fly, vibrate, it is second. British people are now eating about four times as much tinned foods as they did in 1914. Wireless sets are fitted to fifty new motor cabs plying for hire in New York; there will presently be 5,000 of these “ super ” vehicles. Grandism (2,175); The service of Grand Hotel Wines and Spirits lasts long after the price is forgotten. Home Supply Store, Princes street.... , During its forty-nine years of special work among women the Salvation Army has provided nearly 11,000,000 beds fof homeless women and girls.
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Evening Star, Issue 21634, 1 February 1934, Page 1
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