IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1723.—Sir Christopher Wren died, 1770.—Cape ■ Saunders first sighted by Captain Cook. 1815. —Treaty of Vienna. 1852. —Thomas Moore, poet, died. 1908.—Webb beat Tresidder .on Wanganui River for sculling championship of the world. 1915. —Allied fleet attacked Dardanelles. ' 1917. —German retreat on the Ancre began. New Zealand girls’tennis team scores a decisive win in its opening match in Sydney. . . / Czechoslovakia preparing grimly to resist possible invasion. Armament and aircraft factories working at full speed. New port opened in Palestine at Tel-aviv. . • Discussions resumed between Ixreafc Britain and Eire. Hopes of a trade' treaty. . . . - , „ Promising clue in pyjama girl ■ mystery. Victim may have been on tour with Carter the Great. Royal Navy completes plans for the * maintenance of essential food supplies in wartime. _ Experience of Scoullar and Chisholm Furniture is that it is the cheapest in th* city. Test it for yourself.— [Adyt.-] New South Wales general election fixed for March 26. Japanese alleged to have ransacked British premises at Shanghai.
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Evening Star, Issue 22892, 25 February 1938, Page 1
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163IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 22892, 25 February 1938, Page 1
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