IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14886, 28 January 1914, Page 8

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

■ *= The Chokobore Lodge stables were destroyed by fire last night. All of Sir George Clifford's racehorses quartered in the stables were saved. 10.) ' . Another special article on "Price Movements." by Dr J. W. Mcllraith, will be found on page 10. The Auckland and Wellington "Waterside Workers' Unions are involved in legal troubles. (Page 11.) Personal Notes from London are on page 3. Yesterday's play in the Plunket Shield match is reported on page 6. Anglo-Colonial Notes are on page 4. The annual report of the -N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company is summarised on page 5. The art union in connexion with the recent Domain Rose Carnival was the subject of a case at the Magistrate's Court yesterday. (Pago 3.) A sermon on the responsibilities of parents, by the Very Rev. Father Price; is reported on page 2. The London Chamber of Commerce's Committee reports on New Zealand hardware. (Page 5.) The report of the Dominions' Commission on Australasia is on page 9. Australia believes that the Pacific belongs to it. (Page 9.) General regret is felt in the Commonwealth at Lord Denman's resignation. (Pago 9.) The revolt in Hayti is spreading (Page 9.) A criminal conspiracy among the better classes is alleged to exist in India. (Page 9.) Mention of industrial matters is made on page 9.A Salvation Army home was burned down in Brisbane, three lives being lost. (Page 9.) A dispute In whioh a Xew Zealand lady dortor is concerned is referred to by our London correspondent. (Page 4.)