BRITISH & FOREIGN
AN'"OLD "MASTER" DISCOVERED. £IO,OOO OFFERED FOR IT. "Times" and Sydney "Sun" Servient. Press Association —By Tel. —Copyright. LONDON, July 12. A picture owned by a Chester tradesman has been 1 proved to •be a Michael Angelo. He has received an offeo- of £IO,OOO for it. . CO VENT GARDEN ESTATE. A DEAL IN MILLIONS. LONDON, July 12, The "News of the World" states that the Duke of Bedford received £2,500,000 for the Covent Garden estate. Mr Mallahy Dealey's profit was £IBO,OOO and Mr Beecham's £70,000. The latter sold the property to Mr Ormorod for £2,750,000.
THE BATTERSEA DROWNING CASE. Two thousand persons attended MiMitchell's funeral. The Beecham Opera Company's orchestra played the "Funeral March." Several of the late Sir T.. Anson's relatives and friends were present, and sent many beautiful wreaths. VAST HOLIDAY EXODUS. Press Association—By Tel.—Copyright. BERLIN, July 13. Half a million Berlinez-s started holidays within the week, a hundred thousand more than in the same week of 1913. Three ■hundred special trains were run.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15397, 14 July 1914, Page 7
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