IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15486, 13 January 1916, Page 6

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE

An interesting report from Sir Charles Monro describes tho final operations on Gallipoli Peninsula last week. (Pag© 7.) Messages from London indicate that Major-General TWnshend is surrounded at Kut-el-Amara. (Page 7.) The relieving columns advancing up the Tigris are being delayed by heavv rams. -(Page 7.) - The second reading debate on the Military Service vNo. 2) Bill has opened in the Houso of Commons (Page 7.) " The German offensive in the Champagne district, in which three divisions took part, -was completely repulsed. (Page 7.) Tha Austrians claim to have captured -Mount Lovchen, overlooking Cattaro harbour, from the Montenegrins. (Page 7.) The annual meeting of the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors was held yesterday. (Page 5.) At a public meeting of motorists last night, it was decided to ask tho City Council to reconsider the motor by-law relating to speed limits. (Page 3.) A report covering prices and sales at Addington yesterday appears on page 2. A little over strength, the Christchurch quota of the Twelfth Reinforcements left for camp last night. (Page 9.) An interesting budget of Australian news is forwarded by our Sydney correspondent. (Page 4.) Heforms necessary in technical education were brought under the notice of tho Minister yesterday. (Page 4.) Yesterday tho section winners were found in the Dominion Bowling Association's Tournament. (Page 9.) War notes from our London correspondents arc on page 3. Personal notes from London are on page 3.