IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14986, 5 June 1914, Page 6

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Further news regarding the Empress of Ireland disaster will be found on page 7. Suffragettes are extremely busy m Great Britain, and many outrages aro reported. (Page 7.) Dangers are said to be gathering in the. Balkans. (Pago 7.) The mediators are confident of settling tho Mexican trouble. (Page 7.) Both sides aro firm in tho Maitland colliery dispute. (Pago 7.) Indignation exists in military circles in Sydney regarding certain actions by the Military Board. (Page 7.) An American expedition to tho South Pole is suggested. (Pago 7.) Tho Hindoos denied admission to Canada are appealing to the King. (Page 7.) General Godley's report on the recent Territorial camps was presented to tho Minister of Defence yesterday. (Page 9.) General Sir lan Hamilton sent a farewell message to the people of New Zealand on the eve of his departure for England. (Pago 7.) The proposal of tho Government to ■ duplicate tho Lyttelton tunnel was favourably received at the meeting of the Lyttelton Harbour Board yesterday. (Page 2.) A sudden death occurred at tho Christchurch railway station yesterday morning. (Pago 5.) The annual meeting of tho Otago Provincial Council of the Farmers' Union was held yesterday. (Pago 5.) A presentation was mado yesterday to Mr. S. Saunders, on the occasion of his retirement from the editorship of the "Lyttelton Times." (Page 8.) The annual meeting of the Christchurch Licensing Committee was held yesterday. (Page 4.) Tho Lyfctelton Harbour Board met yesterday. (Pago 2.) A budget of Australian items from our Sydney correspondent is on page 10.