There have been a few curiosities' this week in ordinary Ind Yard are trying discovery of 75,000 ut Mr, Harry Gay' Goldfisheries) of St. Elephant and Castle, ry news. Scot to clear up the dead gold fish (Royal, British'
The business, has been carried on there since 1868, The fish are impor South of France, ted from the the Morth of advocated by the Chinese Deloga-
Air casualties, quite apart from Castle, about, 16 miles from Aber- tion at previous Assemblies. the Fonek disaster are numerous.|een—on Wednesday night Inst. particularly great satisfaction 'Another fatality, the 16th in altho Aberdeen city fire brigade and|to us that it is clearly stated in month,, occurred at' Biggin Hill,|Cluny. estate brigade saved the) the Report that adequate ropres-Kent, this week, when the aeroplane|main front, but the private chapel, sentation on. the Council must be piloted by Flying Officer Henry F. Jone of the most beautiful in given to Asia, Tuxmore, of the 56th Squadron, R.|the kingdom, containing a valuable)
F,, crashed, The machine organ, and two large wings were On this occasion let me append Members of the Assembly Italy, na, and Japan.
Mr, "Gay explains that goldfish had been searce this summer. but, last week his firm received 100,000 They were all in good condi tion, and they were put in tanks to await despatch to customers. Between 1.30 and 2 p.m, on Saturday two men called and iked the prices of fish, globes, and aquariums, and they were taking into the outbuild-ting to see the fish. One of the men asked about a special small-necked globe and was taken to the yard to look at one: while the other man was left alone by the tanks. A few minutes afterwards.the men that the accident was caused by|flames from getting a grip of]
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