REUTER’S LIBERAL NEWS SERVICE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 85, 7 November 1916, Page 3

REUTER’S LIBERAL NEWS SERVICE.

Apart from the daily flow of Reuter’s news to every other corner ol

the Globe, including North and South America, at no time more than the present has that' portion of Reuter s service which is supplied to all the British Colonies and Dependencies reached hy the Eastern Telegraph Company’s system of cables, better merited the title of Imperial. It conFrom the various theatres or war, and British subjects, in places as far apart as Gibraltar and Shanghai, in the heart of Africa, India, China, Manchuria and Japan, to say nothing )f Australasia, South Africa, and the ri;eat British territories,, '.generally, ook to this service for, ’the lirj>t in- - ;elligence of the doings galant soldiers lighting in’France, jEI nJers,. and the Balkans j Sinai Peninsula, Mesopotamia, and j East -1 ifrica. The unversalily of the disribution of the Imper a I Service ihroughont the Eastern Hemisphere 3 shown by the following list of connales and places to which it is supdied:—Teueriffe, Ascension, St. Yin-j

cent (Cape Verde), St. Helena, Portuguese Guinea, including Bolarna and Bissau, British West Africa, inctud- | ing Bathurst, Gamh'ia, Freetown, Sierra Leone, Accra, Gold Coast, Secondee; Northern and Southern (Nigeria, ■■ through .Lagos; Cameroon ,s, Dnala; The Belgian Congo, distributed from Banana and Sakania ; Portuguese East Africa, including San Thole,, Bengnella and Luanda ; Union of South Africa, Rhodesia, British Central Africa, Portuguese East Africa,' through Mozambique, Rodrigues, Mauritius, Seychelles,'Zanzibar, British East Africa , and Uganda, through Mombasa, Abyssinia, Egypt, Soudan through Cairo, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Malta, Aden, Ceylon through Colombo, India and .Burundi through Bombay. Siam, through Bangkok, Straits Settlements through Singapore, Java . and Sumatra through Batavia, British North Borneo through Lnbuan, Hongkong, Chinese Empire through Shanghai and Peking, Japan, Cocos Island, Australasia. ■