IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14325, 10 April 1912, Page 8

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Hi-hop Julius and Mrs Julius were entertained at a social gathering yesterday afternoon, on tbo eve of their lenving on a trip to England. <Pi,g«

A further instalment cf ".Scraps of Natural History.,'' by "Canterbury." will \>o found on page 3. A raid was made by the Auckland police yesterday ou several alleged gaming houses, and nearly eighty arrests were made. (Page 11.) Extracts from the memorandum issued to the Powers by the Italian Government, detailing alleged atrocities by the Turkish, troop?, will be iound on page fi Our Eror.en Produce Letter, from our special correspondent in Ixmdon. will be found on page 0. The Canterbury Jockey Club's Easter Meeting was brought to a close yesterday. (Page 30.) Personal Notes from London are ««n page 7. The crisis has been reached in tlio Mississippi flood p»itit>n. (Page 9). In England a strike for national hours and wages is threatened. (Page 0.1 tSoven people wore trampled to death in France through a panic at a, theatre. (Page Hi. Sir Lcander Jameson has re-signed tho Leadership of the Unionist- Party in South Africa. (Page 0). The intervention of the United iStates is desired in Mexico. (Page 0.) An api>eal has been made to the people of Scotland on tlio question of Church union. (Page 0.) Mr Bonar Law received a. tumultuous welcome at Belfast. (Page 0). It is estimated that the English coal strike has /-ost. the English people .C 00.000.000. (Page 0).