IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 22382, 4 July 1936, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVERSARIES. —July 4. ■' - ■ 1776.—Declaration of American Tin dependence. : : 1868.—Escape of Te Kooti and, other* in Rifleman from Chathams. 1879.—Battle of Ulundi. 1915.—Attacks on Allies at Gallipoli repulsed with heavy losses. —July 5. — 1100.—Capture of Jerusalem. 1698.—East India Company formed. 1871.—Otago University opened. 1871.—First cable-message .sent from London to Sydney. 1885.'—Death of Sir Julius Benedict, musician. _1894. —Death of Sir A. H. Layard, discoverer of Ninevalc 1914.—The Kaiser’s War Council met at Potsdam. London financiers not reassured by Mr Savage s explanation of Government’s interest rate proposals. League Commissioner .m Danzig reports an attack on non-Nazi meeting at which 50 people were injured. Drought in America growing more serious. Relief purchases of cattle arranged. ■ Nr developments are reported in connection with the Nelson murder case at Waihou. , , Egyptian newspaper understands -that British garrison in Cairo will be replaced by some form of aerial control. Pope’s plea for world-wide censorship of films is welcomed in England. Shipping services between Australia and Janan affected by trade restrictions. - Grocers, Hotels, Dairy Proprietors,—Wa are Agents for the North Otago Poultry Farmers’ Assn., apd have large supplies of Fresh Eggs arriving daily. We offer these at the ruling market price—J. Lindsay and Co., auctioneers, wool,, skin, and produce salesmen, Vogel street, : Dunedin—[Advt.] . ‘ ’ , ' ’ Broadcasting finds • regular employment- for more than 400 members of bands and orchestras, who are all on the 8.8. C. salary list. Golf is, after lawn tennis, the sport with the greatest, number of regular weekly playing members in, Britain. There are 200. clubs in London alone.