IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14830, 22 November 1913, Page 10

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Strike items will be found on pares 11 and 12. The stonewall in connexion with the proposal of the Government to abolish the second ballot is still proceeding in the House of Representatives. (Page 13.) The Indian rising in Natal shows signs of collapsing. (Page 11.) A battle is likely between Navajo Indians and United States tr.iops. (Page The Federal Government is awaiting developments in connexion with tho strike in tho Senate. (Paye 11.) It is believed in Washington that the Stefansson Arctic Expedition has been lost. (Pago 11.) A scandal has bean revealed in connexion with the Quebec arsenal. (Pace 11.) b Tho Melbourne City Council contemplates preventing tho wearing of freak dresses by women. (Page 11.) At the Albert Hall meeting. Larkin made a bitter attack on the Liberals (Pago 13.) An insurrection is threatened in the Solomon Islands. (Page l^.) Lord Eramott thinks that the time for Imperial Federation is i.ot yet ripe (Page.ll.) General Botha refuses to resign tho Premiership of South Africa. (Pane 11.) Presidenf Wilson lolieves that Huerto's resignation is only a matter of time. (Pago 11.) Owing to internal dissension, the workmen's co-operative glass factory in Paris has closed, its doors. (Pace 11.) Some bi-centenary comments on Laurence Sterne, by Mr W. Douglass Andrews, will be found on page 9. A Tinline scholar writes on the social life of Canterbury scholars twenty years ago. (Page 8.) Science Notes, by Sir Ray Lankester, will bo found on page 9. Angling Notes, by "Iron Blue," will be found on pagp 14. Reminiscences of the early days are contained in an article entitled "Maori and Pakeha." (Pago 8.) ' A budget of Australian items is forwarded by our Sydney representative. (Page 2.) The story of the naming of Cape Palliser is supplied by our London representative. (Page 14.), A few pen pictures of the poor in England are contributed by "Hope." (Pago 14.) • Garden Notes, by "Hortus," are on page 9. Notes on the Drama, by "Cyrano," aro on page 7.