IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1800.— Battle of Hohenlinden. 1825.—Tasmania proclaimed independent of New South AVales. ■ . ' 1852.—First weekly market held in Dunedin. „ ] 854.—Storming of the Eureka Stockade, Ballarat. . ]B63.—New Zealand Settlement Act passed, giving the Governor power to confiscate the lands of insurgent Natives. . 1869. —Last meeting ot the Southland Provincial! Council, lg74.—Arrival ,of the Marques of Normanbv, Governor of'New Zealand. 1894.—Death of Robert Louis Stevenson, author and poet, aged 44 Je i9l7. —British and French reinforcements arrived at Piave line.
British quadruplets beingjioused in riant incubator heated to 70deg. ° Italy worried over proposed oil embargo, and is reported' to be prepared to negotiate. ' - Australia proposes to send expedition in search of Ellsworth. . M.C.C. team’s record score against Queensland. Ireland to be represented by a strong side against AM Blacks on Saturday. Bouquets of flowers can be obtained from automatic machines in Berlin. In 1934 more than half of the tea exported in the world was drunk in tiie United Kingdom.
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Evening Star, Issue 22202, 3 December 1935, Page 1
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160IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 22202, 3 December 1935, Page 1
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