IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15488, 15 January 1916, Page 8

IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

There is considerable activity on the Western front. (Page 9.) The Imperial Chancellor made a bombastic speech at the opening of the Prussian Diet. (Page 9.) The Kaiser's condition is said to be worse. (Page 9.) A message from Rome describes the Austrian assault on Mount Lovchen. (Page 9.) At a recruiting meeting, Mr Hughes, Federal Prime Minister, passionately denounced syndicalism. (Page 10.) Every man capable of doing anything whatever has gone from New Caledonia to the war. (Page 10.) Doings among the Allies at Salonica are the subject of an article on page •1. An interesting budget of trade topics is supplied by our London representative. (Page 6.) An article on the ftenussi Arabs is contributed by Mr James Collier. (Pane 7.) Garden Notes are on page 4. The "Anzacs" and their doings in London are described on page 3. Play in the pairs championship at the Dominion Bowling Association's Tournament -was commenced yesterday. (Pago 5.) Crop prospects in the Ellesmere district are unfavourable. (Pag© 2.) A list of the candidates who have qualified for Senior National Scholarships is printed on page 9. The Public Service entrance examination passes are announced on pazo 10. The finances of the Dominion are described by the Minister of Finance as "hichir satisfactory." £Paee