IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
France is greatly excited over tho killing of M. Calmetto, editor of tho "Figaro." (Page 7.) The Indemnity Bill has been read a third time in the South African Senate. (Page 7.) Press comments on Mr Churchill's statement regarding the Navy are contained on page 7. America's policy in regard to Mexico remains unchanged. (I'age 7.) President Wilson's desire to repeal the Panama Canal tolls is hitterly criticised. (Page 7.) Treatment by radium is still in the experimental stage, according to a report presented to the Wellington Hospital Board yesterday by iJr. Hardwick Smith. (Pago 0.) Tho Prime Minister received an enthusiastic leception at Greymouth yesterday. (Pages 7 and 8.) The report of yesterday* sheep salfl at C'llverden is on page 2. ■J'h° secoi'-d day of tho Ashbuilon A. and P. Association's Show passed ott successfully. (Pago 10.) The annual exhibition of the Canterbury Society of Aits was opened last evening. (Page 8.) Paris fashion houses have banned the slit skirt. (Page 7.)
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14921, 20 March 1914, Page 6
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