IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14831, 24 November 1913, Page 6

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Strike items are on pages 7 and 8

Some remarks made by Mr Massey in the House of Representatives on Saturday morning are thought by some to indicate that there may bo a dissolution and a general election early next year. (Page 7.) Mr M. J. Miller will be the Government candidate in the Lyttelton byelection. (Page 6.) An anarchist plot has been discovered in Calcutta. (Pago 7.) The United States has agreed to accept New Zealand meat. (Page 7.) There is a reign of terror in Shanghai. (Page 7.) Larkin appeals to trades unionists to end tho Dublin warfaro. (Page ".) The stonewall on tho Legislature Act Amendment Bill continues in the House. (Page 9.) Bowling results will be found on page 5. The presence of British warships in Mexican waters is resented by the United States. (Page 7.) King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is said to be about to abdicate. (Page 7.) There is much indignation in India over tho treatment of Indians in South Africa. (Pago 7.) Sir Edward Carson $ays he will not accept any compromise on the Home Rule question. (Page 7.) Incidents of the marriage of Princo Arthur of Connaught are supplied by our London representative. (Pago 3.) Saturday's cricket results will be found on page 10.