REUTER’S.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 6 November 1916, Page 3

REUTER’S.

IMPERIAL NEWS SERVICE. ; Apart from the daily flojv of Reuter’s news to every ether corner of 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 by the Eastern Telegraph Cora--1 party’s system of cables, better meritjed the title of Imperial. It contains I all the principal information from the various theatres of war, and British j subjects, in places as far apart as Gin i raltar and Shanghai, in the heart of Africa, India, China, Manchuria and j Japan, to say nothing of Australasia, j South Africa, and the great British j territories generally, look to this serj vice for the first intelligence of the dm I ings of our gallant soldiers fighting in | France, Flanders, and the Balkans, m 1 the Sinai Peninsula, esopotamia, and j East Africa. The universality of the I Hemisphere is shown by the following j list of countries and places to which j it is supplied: j Teneriffe, ' Ascension, St. Vincent j (Cape Verde-, St. Helena, Portuguese j Guinea, including: Bolama and Bisi sao; B'ritish West Africa, including? Bathurst, Freetown, Accra, Secondee, .Gambia* Sierra Leone, Gold Coast Northern and Southern Nigeria, through Lagos, Cameroons, Duala, the ■ Belgian Congo, distributed from; Banj ana and Portuguese East Africa, j eluding: San Thole, Benguella, and ■ Loanda; Union of South Africa, Klmj desia, British Central Africa, Poitu- ' guese East Africa, mrough Mozami bique; Rodrigues, Mauritius, Seycherj les, Zanzibar, British East Africa anc j Uganda, through Mombasa; AbyssinI ia, Egypt, Soudan through Cairo, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Malta, Aden, Ceylon through'Colombo, India and Burraah, through Bombay; Siam, through Bang kok; Straits Settlements, through Singapore; Java ayd Sumatra through Batavia; British North Borneo, through Labuan; Hongkong, Chinese Empire, through Shanghai and Peking; Japan, Cocos Island, Australasia.