IN TO-DAY'o ISSUE.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15014, 8 July 1914, Page 8

IN TO-DAY'o ISSUE.

in the House of Lords, tbo second reading of the Home Itulo Amending BilJ was carried by a large- majority. (Pago 9.) Tho funeral of tho late Jk , - T oseP n Chamberlain took place on Monday. (Page 9.) Canada is asking for a B°. val Com ~ mission to enquire into the question of Indian immigration. (Page 9-) Mr Andrew Fisher tho

policy of tho Federal Opposition. (Pago 9.) *

Tho Bishop of London deplores tho forcible feeding of militant (Pago 9.) Brookes and Wilding won the doubles championship ai the Wimblodon tournament. (Pago 9.) jho utility of Bristol cruisers is questioned. (Page D.) A now development lias occurred in connexion with tho afternoon shift strike at Newcastle. (Page 0.) 3tr J. Payne, M.P. for Grey Lynn, ■was suspended for refusing to withdraw an accusation made by him against tho I'rinio Minister. (Page 10.) A perMXial .sketch of Mv 11. F. Toogood, who is to contest iho Christchuroh North scat in the Government interest-"., will be found on pago 10. Tho annual meeting ot th*c Kiccarton Branch of tho Reform League was held la,°i evening. (Pago 10.) Tho Addros-in-Iloply—No-Confidence niotion debato was continued in the House yesterday. (Pago 10.) Political Notes aro on page 10. Tho Mayor's views on the Town Hall que.stiou arc quoted on pago 7. Auckland farmers aro taking stops to combat the ionization of farm labourers' unions. (Pago 6.) Correspondence regarding the Town Hall sito is on pago 7. The annual conference of tho Now Zealand Timber Workers' Federation opened yesterday. (Pago 6.) A letter on tho subject of tho Cathedral services is on page 7. At tho opening of tho Wellington Diocesan Synod yesterday. Bishop Sprott outlined his views 011 the Biblc-iu-Schools question. (Pago 11.)