IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14523, 27 November 1912, Page 8

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

mi. a- d ,las res «Rncd from the d.roc:or_te of the Bank of N_ w Zealand, and -Mr Harold Beauchamp has been appointed in his stead. (Pa K o 0.) Interesting extracts from letters from English manufacturers, relative to tho conditions of work, and - aRn _ tho boot trade at Homo will be found on pago 4. 7 Our English Wool Letter is on pago t Tho annual rr.cetint; of the Canter-mn-y Society of Arts wns held yesterday. (Page 10.) During tho hearing of charges of assault an! threatening behaviour nt ;} aih " yesterday, tho evidence given by Kennedy, neting-pro-id-nt of tho Miners' Union, tended to disposo of the allegations made by tho Fedora, tionists. . Kennedy also admitted that ho could not produce any evidonce to justify a public enquiry or Royal Commission. (Page 10.) A charge of perjury against William Hanmer Atkinson wa-; dismissed at'the sittings of tho Magistrate's Court at Culverden yesterday. (Pago 10.) i Tho hearing of tho charges against the Merchants* Association and others, for an alleged breach of tho Commercial Trusts Act was continued at Wellington yesterday. (Pago 10.) A plot to dynamite the Panama Canal wax revealed at tho trial of dynamitnrds at Indianapolis. (Pago Football items of interest appear on page 9. In tho New South Wales Assembly yesterday tomo candid opinions of Mr Willis wore opitsscd. IP-go 9.) At tho half-yearly meeting of tho Baric of New South Wales, at Sydney, it was decided to increase tho capital to £3,500,000. (Page 9.) l Tho discussion in tho House of Com. mons on tho Home Rule Bill is reported on pago ').

A compromise has been reached in New South Wale, on the picture censorship question. (Pago 9.)

Twenty-five persons were seriously injured through a collision between two tram-cars at Montreal. fPage 9.) Tho vesting of supreme control of tho Eastern Fleet in tho Admiral of tho Squadron is welcomed in Australia. (Pago 0.)