IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 19786, 9 February 1928, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

annivebsabius. 1171.—1-’iisL printing press used ill England. I.lo7.—Lord Darnloy. husband of .Mary Queen of Scots, murdered. lS',(j.— l nto rest of Ngatunva Maoris in Middle Island purchased by Government. 1800.—Bed Cross initiated by M. Durant. 1878.—Foundation stone nc>v University laid, Castle street. ]BBo.—Lord diaries Bcrcsford reiened Sir Charles Wilson on the Nile. 1900.—Lord Huberts arrived at the Modder Bivcr. 1904..—8u550-Japanc.se War' coinmenccd. ■ * By ridiculing the religious beliefs of other people you invite ridicule of yo 1$ own.—The King, of Afghanistan. Slogan 23; It's mighty tiring to spring dean after a holiday. Let us clean your chimneys and carpels; it will help you. Handy men for general work. Dunedin Window Cleaning Co.. 30 King street. Get (he bag wash for your accumulated laum y. T’hone 10-495 By 1932, at tlie present rate of increase, everybody in America will be beyond the roach of poverty.—Mr Hoover. Between Paddington and Plymouth there are .157 railway signals, 'Tis the hour when happy faces Smile around the taper’s light; Who will fill our vacant places? Who will sing our songs to-night? Who will drink our Dewar's Imperial?,.. Diamonds in their natural state are usually of a dull lead color. Sugar is found in the sap of nearly 20(1 plants and trees.