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... LAID OUT. WHICH MUST BE CLEARED OUT VERY GREAT SACRIFICE. LADIES' SHORT JACKETS. No. I—Lot of Ladies' Jersey Cloth Jackets, Braided, to be Cleared Out lidwere Sole 10s 2—Lot of Tweed and Black Cloth Jackets, Newest Stapes and Beautifully —all to Offered lid ; were from 10s t ...
... 'ORMER millionaire IN CUSTODY. Se QUEL to confession of HOAX. OTS BOOTLEGGER'S STORY startling new developments EXPECTED. New York, Wednesday. Police announce that Mr J. H. Curtis, the ex-millionaiie who, cl^e «ed, confessed to having hoaxed the authorities in legald Bu PPosed negotiations with the Lindbergh baby kidnappers, has J tested and charged with misdemeanour under a New Jersey j hich ...
... Inspection of Macau lay Institute for Soil Research at Craigiebuckler. DELEGATES INCLUDE WORLD-FAMOUS AUTHORITIES ON PEDOLOGY. Holland Scientist who was Prominent in Reclamation of Zuicler Zee. In the beginning of August, Aberdeen, which last autumn was the centre chosen for the meetings of the British Association, is again to be invaded by gathering of distinguished scientists from all parts ...
... FANCIER'S £45,000,000 PERSONAL DEBT. Fraudulent practices for eight years. I 'Ttle left to creditors. will have to file petitions in bankruptcy. Stockholm, Friday. Committee appointed to examine the position of the 1 Corn Panies has concluded its labours and issued its final repot t, K. three startling and important facts emerge. They are: t^LLiabilities. f? had personal debts amounting to 500 ...
... COk FERMENT of honours. or Pers, promotions, and medals. the '.'p' Vnt tO -tha London Gazette con- 0 f honours conferred by i-. u le tl( >r • services rendered military operations in the w * . 'o-Cen.) ILi. J. Cooper, C.V.0., ,jC oI. , J*- Sack?,'■ (temp. Brig.-Gen.) E. G. D.5.0., York. Regt, vT, C.'M.G. Wilson, Royal Ind. Marine. 13 ' M.D., F.R.C.S., Ind. Med. o^bLßiri§: -- Gfln -) F. ...
... Sir John Newlands, Commonwealth Senator Sir John Newlands, a native of Cawdor, Scotland, and Commonwealth senator for South Australia since 1913, died at Adelaide yesterday at the age of 67. Born near Cawdor, 'Nairnshire, John Newlands arrived in South Australia in 1883, and was employed on the railways till 1906. He then began his political career as member of the South Australian House of ...
... DRIED FRUITS. NEW SEASONS NUTS. THE George Fegler F EVERY DESCRIPTION SHORTEST NOTICE. WLES & SDNS, STREET. 425 UNION ...
... CAPTAIN TUPPER ON STRIKES. REPARATION NECESSARY. Captain Tupper, London, and Mr J. R. Bell, Hull, of the National Sailors' and Firemen's nion, in continuation of their tour in the north 'or organisation purposes, addressed meeting fishermen in St Andrew's Hall, Palmerston Road, Aberdeen, on Saturday afternoon. Mr M. Clouston, district secretary, presided over large attendance. J. R. Bell said ...
... and tears when rL«jaer Andre arrived at Aden at last night fro: • Djibouti, French transhipped survivors of tho disaster in mid-ocean from tanker Sovictskaia Neft, and was awaited the survivors already who had been separated from their the confusion, flfctyfour persons were landed from Lebon, and they were joyfully their relations waiting on the Several passengers who gave their the disaster ...
... the left is Miss Rosalie Jacobi, while Miss Nora Guy is sitting ...