IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
Tho latest Home Rule news will be found on page 7.
Suffragettes in court attempted to shout down -ho Magistrate. (Pa,ge 7.)
Two lives wero lost in a tiro in a Wellington boarding-house in the early hours of Sunday morning. (Page 7.)
Deputations waited on Mr Hiley, General Manager of Railways, on Saturday. (Pago 3.)
. The bricklayers' strike in Auckland is still unsettled. (Page 3.) Tho speedy collapso of Huerta is anticipated. (Pago 7.)
The traffic in Church livings in England is moving Churchmen to action. (Pago 7.)
An interview with Miss Maud Allan
appears on page 8,
Reports of Saturday's football matches appear on page 4. A Territorial Church parade was held yesterday. (Pago 10.)
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14970, 18 May 1914, Page 6
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