PROPHECIES FOR 1906.

North Otago Times, 3 March 1906, Page 1

PROPHECIES FOR 1906.

'old moorr'(of Pilgrim street. - ■.- January—Rise in... Government securities/ ; -Febi nary-Great impetus to trade.. Aiarcli—Great stir, ahout hospital management, . April-Pronvnent' statesman-- will pass away May-One of royal lineage will pass away, : ','-..• June—Theatre and entertainment will "slump." July-Great mortality among the August—United States bank col-lapses-oYorld-known philanthropist will pass away. September—Bank shaves will rise, 's ..October—Social upheaval' in Turkey. v "h T ove'mber—Russian stocks revive. " December-Launching of a new London-newspaper, 'RAPHAEL.' January-Stocks and shares will be firmer. February-Trouble' with a foreign Power, March-Earthquake shocks frequent and-destructive, April—Government will be hard pressed, May-Hungary will make a fight for freedom. June—"The red hand of the assassin will be seen." July—"Slump" on Stock .Exchange. August-New discoveries -in the realm of science. September—Earthquake shocks in many places. October—"Turkey. will be unfortunate." ■■ November-Serious commotion in China. December-Alarming news from abroad- China -the scene of turmoil and crime.: 'old moore' (of Crane Court). January—Serious attempted case of liidnapping-Death of a 'great Philanthropist. February-Cheering news from Canada. March—Agitation by clerks of His Majesty's P.O. April—Disquieting news from America—Money market dull. May—Shocking crime in ParisStormy ; weather. June— Society shocked by a grave scandal. July—Accident to northern-bour.d train, August—Startling news from Russia —Wo.iderful find of gold. September-Death of a well-known philanthropist. # October-Death of a 'well-known authoress, November-News of a shipping disaster—Attempt to rob an important Cilh bouse. December--Death of a well-known statesman. 'ZADKIEL. 1 January—Uuderground : troubles, affect San Francisco. February—Scandal concerning a prison or workhouse. March-Sla 1 ility of French Republic shaken. April-Fires and disturbances in Dublin. May-A City magnate meets with danger. June— Parliamentary debates exciting. Ju'y—Earthquake shock in Southeast Europe. August-Serious calamity or turbulence in Philadelphia. September—Misfortunes to rulers of Russia and Spain. October—Discontent among Post Office employees. - November—Disaster falls on Portu-

t'al—l-fcavy rain and floods, Dtcembcr—lndian affairs improve— Disastrous wrecks. A 1 ove are a few of the scores of definite prophecies contained in 'Zadkiel,' 'Raphael,' and 'Old Moore'— there are two 'Old' Moore's in ihe field this year Anyone can easily test ihe value ol such "predictions" by cutting them out and comparing, with the actual happenings of 1906 month by month.