IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
Montenegro makes an unconditional surrender of Scutari. (Page 9.) Tho hearing of the suffragist ,conspiracy case lias been resumed. (Page D.) Tho Minister of Justico has made an important statement on tho snbject of police discipline. (Pago 10.) Tho latest information about tho Timaru strike will be found on page 9. Tho Scott Fund Mansion House Committo has allocated a portion of tho funds at its disposal. (Page 9.) [ An interview with tho Hon. F. M. B. Fisher on the' reciprocity question appears on page 9. Imperial defence items will bo found on pago 9. Reports of shipping casualties appear on page 9. Opinions on what form the presentation from tho people to H.M.S. New Zealand should, take are expressed on pago 10. Tho Hon. W. H. Henries is touring in North Canterbury. (Page 12.) Personal Notes from London are •on page 2. ■.-, Details of Mr Churchill's Naval statement is supplied by, our London correspondent. (Pago 7.) Statistics relative to tho A. and P. Show season in r Canterbury are given on page 3. . . . Our Frozen, Produce Letter is on pago 3. Mr William Watson has mado a lengthy reply to Mr Beauchamp's statements about tho management of tho Bank of New Zealand. (Pago 10.) .
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14659, 7 May 1913, Page 8
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