IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1636. —Ren Jonsondied. . 1775.—Daniel O’Connell bora. ’ ' 1809.—Tennyson born. 1860,—Captain Cargill died. . 1864.—Close of second Maori War. 1867. —Unveiling of Godleystatue iai Cathedral Square, Christchurch. 1891.—Archbishop (then Bishop)] Julius laid top stone of. cathedral spire. 1901.— The Discovery; left England o* Antarctic expedition. ; '"V '"i . 1901.—Death of Sir John M'Kenzie, K;C.M.'G. 1908.—Resignation of Hall-Jone* Ministry. Sir Joseph Ward’s Ministry appointed. 1914. —Serbia declared war on Germany. - ' . . , - ’ 1915. —Landing of forces at Suvlai Bay. Japanese newspapers accept as inevitable major clash in China. _ Iraq proteste - against, partition of Palestine as proposed by the British plan. = . , ■ Mr Sopwith acknowledges that he has abandoned liope of ' winning 'the America’s Clip race. • - ■ ' King and Queen receive stirring welcome on arrival at-Aberdeen en rout* to Balmoral. Experience of Scoullar and Chisholm Furniture is that it. is the cheapest in th* city Test it for yourself.— (AdytA Haile Selassie’s memoirs withdrawn from publication -owing- to “ political reasons.” . ‘ V , J Spanish Government confident or victory and determined to fight to bittie* end. -■ •
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Evening Star, Issue 22720, 6 August 1937, Page 1
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168IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 22720, 6 August 1937, Page 1
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