TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17749, 28 April 1923, Page 12

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Hi! LOCAL AND GENERAL. 31 ■ *. ;!; Special Articles. t'rf The following special articles will be if" | lain* of Lake Wakatipuy' by 'jjj twins of Lake Wakatipu,' by ij'f Professor Arnold Wall; "The fl World oi' Books." by A. H. Grin|!s ling; "Golf—Difficulties of the ■'l't O.vmc." by Harry Vardon; and Y,k '"Wireless News." by Electra. •!••{ : ;< £ .Electrification of Otira. l-f A description of the electrical works j>s j,t. Otira. telegraphed by a repre ili aeu'tative of "The Press," who Jjf accompanied the inspecting party, I i appears to-day. iljCJty Council Election. 1. 1 JS'o further results of the City Coun- ;!) cil election were available yestor ;'<<■ day. '{\ Letters to the Editor. :j Letters to the Editor will be found : *| cm page 2. ':\ FOREIGN. ;;j liner Wrecked. i!j The Portuguese liner Mo3samedes ; ii was wrecked off tho African Coast. ;1 '["ho fat* of the passengers and I 'l crew is unknown. English Grand Lodge. The Duke of York has been appointed Senior Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of English Free- , masons. I Tea Royal Wedding. [Further particulars of the scene at ii the Abbey on the occasion of the '' marriage of the Duke of York, and the festivities in London, are supplied by cable. Wireless Chain. Work is proceeding on the erection of stations in connexion with the Imperial wireless scheme. Mine Disaster. I Seven men were entombed in a mine in Staffordshire, owing to an inrush of water. Arsenal Destroyed. The Maubeuge Arsenal was destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at eight million francs. Now Guinea. It is allged that the natives in New Guinea are getting out of hand. German Irregulars. The growth of irregular armed forces is causing some concern in Germany.