The Lyttelton Times. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1916. ANNIVERSARIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17288, 2 October 1916, Page 6

The Lyttelton Times. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1916. ANNIVERSARIES.

1836 Darwin's eoientific voyage in Beagle. coded, ~ > 1661 Sir George Grey became Governor oi New Zealand for second time. 1800 Colonel M'Donnell, "witli colonial ' * column, attacked Ngaruahine tribe oi • 'Hauhaus at Pungarchu, in Taranaki bush; 27 Moons and three white . ■ killed. IS7B City of Glasgow Sank failed, causing ••'■-;_'., 'widespread ruin. i 1373 Attack by Agbans on British camp at Shutorgardan repulsed. TO-DAY'S NEWS. * Severe counter-attacks north of Thiepval were repulsed. (Page 7.) Bad weather is reported on the French front. . (Pags 7.) . Enemy activity is increasing an tho.Trentino (Pag« 7.) . ',* ' ' ]' ' . i The. Serbians defeated Bulgarian attacks north of Monastir. (Page 7.) The entire Greek Flying Corps has joiner „_ the Allies at Salonika. (Page 7,) • Txio more Greek generals have joined the revolutionary movement. (Pago 7.) The enemy claims to have defeated the Bunianians at Bermannstadt. (Page 7.) . It is reported that a lifebelt from tho Bremen h 0.3 been picked.up on the American coast. (Page 7.) • . , Washington manages state that Mr Lloyd Georje's speech has prevented Mr Wilson taking any action. (Page 7.) The Negus of Abyssinia has been deposed (Pago 6.) , A ' list of casualties of the New Zealand forces is published. (Page 8.) ■ Ihe. Opawa riding of Heathcote County becomes amalgamated with the City to-day. (Page 5.) la the course of.an address .on Saturday even-:-ing Dr Foster dealt at length with the ! scarlet fever outbreak.. (Page 3.)

Twenty-seven meri enlisted in the city on Saturday. (Page 9.)

Festival services wero held at St Michael's Church and St Mary's Church, Addington, " ye&terday. (Page 10.)