IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14976, 25 May 1914, Page 6

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

The Nationalist volunteer forco is steadily growing. (Pago 7.) The Mexican Federals are concentrating at the capital. (Page 7.) Suffragettes damaged many pictures in the Xatioii.il Gallery. (Pago 7.) Mr G. F. C Masterman was defeated for the Ipswich scat by tbo Unionist candidate. (Page 7.) Tho Peninsular and Oriental and British India Shipping Companies havo amalgamated. (Pago 7.) The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waimate is making for Monte Video with her flax cargo on fire. (Pago 7.) Tho Premier of New South Wales outlines a lengthy programme for tho coming session. (Page 7.) A lightship was lost off Halifax with her crew of twenty-five. (Page 7.) At the Supreme Court on Saturday J. E. Rundle was acquitted on the charges of theft arising out of tho Customs eases. (Page 4.) The citizens' social to the troops of tho Christchurch garrison, held on Saturday night, was a splendid success! (Page 8.) Saturday's football results are reported on page 10. A summary of tho annual report of tho New Zealand Sports Protection League will bo found' on pago 4. Country News ancl Notes are on pago o. The report of tho inquest on Charles Kerr, the well-known trainer of trotting horses, will be found on page 9. Tho results of Saturday's hockey matches are on pago 4. A report of a lecture on tho gas industry, by Mr H. E. Temple, is on pago 3. Tho ravages of tho Borer on New Zealand timbers is described on pago 3. Reports of tho Christchurch and Kaikoura Sheep Dog Trials aro on pago 3. Tho question of University Examiners' Report* is dealt with on page 2.