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... £141,400. showing mcruase £j™' the four month* to date £506.000. or l7 'lie revenue of tie (irantl T rv.uk Company for April that receipts £97,700. being compared with 1902, and ' increase fed The net proht for the month «Cl6,caX), showing an iiu the ...
... spirit, and second, for applying them, have not been given to the people. Mr Attlee does well to repeat the truth that combined effort is needed ■ to save the nation from penury. He does not well in stopping at general exhortation, instead of showing the nation ...
... working of the period of practically £12,000,000. At this stage last year there was surplus of £3,000,000. For the whole of the last financial year the revenue surplus was £48,000,000, so that the second half of the piriod was responsible for a gain of £45 ...
... the royal navy has had its FIRST OPPORTUNITY OF WINNING ITS SPURS IN THE WAR IN NORWAY. On the day before the second battle of Narvik on April 12, two Fleet Air Arm squadrons left their aircraft-carrier, and in search of the Nazi Fleet flew up the fiord ...
... Venus will bo her nearest approach the earth. that date her horizontal parallax measures 30.2 seconds of arc, and her apparent diameter measures 58 seconds of arc. Mathematically, the first measure works out an actual distance from us 27,024,265 miles ...
... the second series Sandy Mackenzie, Glasgow, beat Joe Bloomfield (Islington) on points, but the semi-final Mackenzie was beaten on points George Gordon of Dunblane. Haynes defeated Gordon in the final, the latter retiring at the end of the second round ...
... satisfactory nature. The report of Peter Jaok, D.S.J.W., on the juvenile section showed that the membership at April was 933, an increase 242 for the year, being the second largest inareuse for any district in Sootland. Bro. Martin Buchan, D.E.S., Fraserburgh ...
... Police Rate Bill also received the Royal assent, anil the House adjourned till ltith April. I The of Commons yesterday discussed the Employment of Children Bill, the second reading of which was moved Mr Beck, and which prohibits street tradj ing by girls ...
... and the corresponding week of showed that ast week there were seven deaths in Scotland and eight year ago. Throughout Great Britain there were 85 last week and l_b C Tniured i'-i Scotland were: Last week 264, week ended April 7, 1934, 347; Great Britain ...
... DOYLE BACK IN FORM. Soxing. Hands Out K.O. in 73 Seconds. INJURED FINGER DRAMA. seventy-three seconds Jack Doyle, the Irish heavyweight, came iback at the Royal Albert Hall, London, last night. It took him precisely that time to knock out Frank Uornngton ...
... weather conditions home and abroad will again shortly turn the balance. Centenary Show Hopes. This week expectation is running high in the hope of the success of the Centenary Show, but writing before the event I can only state that if the weather clerk is ...
... TIANO, LINEN, ETC., WITHIN THE AUCTION ROOMS OF R. J. MACKENZIE, LIMITED. 419 UNION STREET, ABERDEEN, On WEDNESDAY, 20th April, 1981, At 10.30 Prompt. A Quantity of HIGH-CLASS FURNISHINGS, removed tram the country for convenience sale. and including:—M ...