IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14406, 13 July 1912, Page 10

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Tho first of a scries of articles on "Canada of To-day/ by Dr. F. W. Pennefathc'r, will be found on pago 0. Tho case for tho window-breakers in England is stated by a lady correspondent on pago 8. An account, of a visit to tho Jerusalem gaol, by Mrs Julian Grande, is printed on page 9. Tho first of a series of articles on "Photographs for Beginners," by "Canterbury," appears on pago 5. The first deputation reosivod by the Hon. W. F. Massey einoe he took office as Prime Minister, was one from the Rangitikei Racing Cvub yesterday. (Page 12.) An article on Russell and the Bay of Islands is on page 12. An "I Remember" article appears on page 5. Tho Commission appointed to consider the proposal to form a borough at Lower Riccarton, eat yesterday (Pago 4.) Angling Notes by "Iron Blue" are on page 4. The annual meeting of tho Christchurch Centre of tho New Zealand Bowling Association was hetd last evening. (Page 16.) . Political Notes ar c on pago 12. Our English wool letter, from our Bradford correspondent, will be found on page 2. Garden Notes, by "Hortus" are on pago 9. "Coursin , ," the story of a dny out, is the title of a special artiolo on pago 8. Our Literary Letter from London appears on page 14. ' An Mit'.cle on the stubbornnesß of French nationalism iv Alsace-Lorraino is on pago 14. :. ■ The heat wave still continues in America, and conditions aro not improving. (Page 11). - Negotiations are proceeding between London and Washington with regard to th« Panama Canal Bill. (P::go 11). The situation iv Turkey is grave. (Page 11.)

' ifts 1 i* , 'jt k tf Tho transfer of the naval baw'fnj^f l Sydney to Auckland means a to Sydney. (.Pago 11». , >./{% The P. and O. linor Persia is a&m&>near Marseilles. (Page 11). ' Strikers and non-unicnists caino iato^*" conflict at the .Surrey Docks, (paei/^ 11). W J' "'A Reports on tho damage caused br "'•''' tho, heavy rains appear on pago Iβ. * "'