The Past Year's Record. Wtiflts. '

Samoanische Zeitung, Volume 20, Issue 3, 17 January 1920, Page 3

The Past Year's Record. Wtiflts. '

(Continued from, last issue.) Dec. ' q—"Moana," sold by auction, ' realises £220. Purchased on behalf of Administration. 13 —Retirement iof Judge Roberts announced? n -Predictions of seismic disturbances and tidal waves affecting Samoa cause much uneasiness. No untoward event ensues; 13—Peace < Celebrations Fund. Total £3,19. ' j 3—Defensive treaty between Great ' Britain: and France, without participation of U.S. foreshadowed. T 3 - Ex- Kaiser's fate, Lloyd George states intention to force bis trial.. ; ',.• 13- Impending substitution ot Civil tor military administration of Sampa announced. 18-New Zealand elections result in return of Mr. Massey. 18-Prohibition defeated in New Zealand. \.y 19 -Overseas Club meeting. New club arranged to open New Year's Eye19—Attempted assassination of Lord French; so—Ross-Smith flies from London to Australia, in 28 days (flyirigtime, 124 hours), winning* prize as first airman to accomplish teat 20 -Report of Apia Racing, Club • meejting. Club in abeyance and funds placed in hands of trustees. 20—Samoa's Civil Constabulary. Setae" details. 20—Advisory Council for Samoa. His Excellency Col. Tate's letter ot invitation to Messrs. T. Andrew, O. F. Nelson, and F. E Syddall. Two former unable to act V 20—Mr; jas. Johnston takes charge of Tulaele Experimental Station. 20—British Naval Estimates show estimated expenditure for new construction of 27—Public subscription for Private Alex Maclean, "The Hero of the Epidemic," organized' by "Samoa Times," totals £55- ... 27-Mr. Nils Johansson sells out. 27—Fiume to decide its own fate, promises Italy. Bolsheviks aggressive. German ships sunk at Scapa Flow to be blown up. 31 -Overseas Club's successful social at Alcazar.