IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
« All the butchers' shops in Sydney have been re-opened. (Page 7.) Some very important discoveries were made in the Antarctic by Dr. Mawson's expedition. (Page 7.) A conference between Britain and France on affairs in tho New Hebrides is pending. (Page 7.) A budget of industrial items will be found on page 7. v The prevailing feminine fashions are roundly condemned. (Page 7.) The new school at Akaroa was opened yesterday by the Hon. James Allen. (Page 9.) Domiuion and Australian racing news will be found on page 8. General Carranza, the Mexican rebel leader, describes Britain as "the world's bully." (Page 7.) The Hillersden Estate, Marlborough, was ballotted for yesterday. An historical sketch of the estate is given on page 3. Our frozen produce letter, from our special correspondent in London, is on page 2.
President Masefield. of the Sounds Rifle Club, had an easy win in the final stage of tbe King's Prize at Trentham yesterday. (Page 10.)
The Christchurch Meat Company's new works at Pukeuri, near Oamaru, were opened yesterday. (Page 9.)
Our English wool letter, from our Bradford correspondent, is on page 3.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 6 March 1914, Page 6
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