GENERAL CABLES
(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.)
LONDON, April 6. An example oh London’s strange changes is the Centaur Club, with jazz room and cocktail bar, which is moving into premises in iSt. James’s Square, formerly the residence of Bishop Wiloerforec.
Mrs Brown selected among her maids of honour at Holyrood Palace Honourable Victoria Bruce, daughter of Lord Balfour of Burleigh. Her staff rf social helpers includes the two sisters Haiiiing, daughters of a village cobbler. It is estimated that 25,000 children listened in when the first of a sariss of talks on education was broadcasted from London by wireless. Boy choristers illustrated "the influence of music on school life.
The Daily Express Moscow correspondent states that the explorer Nansen agreed to accompany Rossinsky, a leading Russian aviator, on a flight to the North Pole commencing in July. The machine to be .used is being sn jciat’y designed to cope with Arctic conditions. Mr Herbert Morrison, Commoner, said that ninety per cent, of London was dull, dreary and miserable. If it could conveniently be blown up it would be belter for civilisation. PEKIN, April 5.
The Portuguese steamer Seixal was captured by pirates at Kaukong, on West river. Captain Assis and three guards were Killed.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 7 April 1924, Page 5
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