IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14975, 23 May 1914, Page 10

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Owing to Unionists causing disorderly scenes on the motion for tlio third reading of the Home Rule Bill, the.sitting of the House was suspended. (Pago 11.) The Mexican rebels are marching on Mexico City. (Pago 11.) t , suffragette raid on Buckingham Palace was a fiasco. (Pago 11.) Further details of play in the British amateur golf championship will bo found on page 12. Britain's non-representation at the Panama Exposition has had a good effect as an advertisement of the Fair. (Pago 11.) Sydney shipping men doubt the possibility of the Norddeutscher-Lloyd Company engaging in tho New Zealand trade. (Pago 11.) Some .aspects of Cambridge life are furnished by a. New Zealand undergraduate. (Pago 9.) "Tho Land of tho Magyar" is tho subject of an article by Mr Malcolm Ross. (Page 3.) Some startling disclosures in connexion with the health of school children in the Wellington district wero mado to tho Education Board yesterday. (Pago 12.) General Sir lan Hamilton was tendered a civic reception at Wellington yesterday. (Pago 12.) In the Supreme Court yesterday, tho trial of James Edward Rundlo for alleged theft in connexion with Customs transactions was continued. (Page 6.) Our London correspondent forwards a report of an interview with Mr T. E. Sedgwick on his return Home from his New Zealand and Australian tour. (Page 12.) Tho increase of the work of tho Public Trustee for Great Britain is outlined by our London correspondent. (Pace <s*) Political Items aro on page 12. Wintry weather was experienced throughout the Dominion yesterday. (Pago 12.) Personal Notes from London will be found on page 2. Our Frozen Produce Letter from our special correspondent in London is on page 4. An article by a San Francisco cor- , respondent on New Zealand trade with j America i& on page -• Tho warfare between-the Colorado

coalmine strikers end tho military is described by a correspondent. (Page o.) A list of official* of the British Association who will visit New Zealand after tho Australian Congress is on pago P.

Tho Cliristchureh Sheep-dog Trials were continued yesterday. (Page 5.) An account of tho building of the Moorhouso (Lyttclton) Tunnel, to-raor-row being tho 47th anniversary of communication being established between the two drives, appears on page B. Some interesting facts and figures about English co-opera...vo enterprises aro given by a correspondent. (Pago 4.) Garden Notes, by "Hortus, 1, aro on pago P.

In Science,2>ot<s. Sir Ray "Lankestcr deals with spidor-feii«> and non-sense. (Page 0.)

Notes on Music and Musicians, by 'Strad," aro on page 14. Racing News will be. found on page

The Annual Show of tho Christchurch Pigeon Club was opened yesterday. (Page 7.).

Sydney wino experts declare that New Zealand should bo an ideal champagne country. 11.)