TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18343, 28 March 1925, Page 12

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL. To-day's Special Articles. The following special articles will be 1 found on page 11:—"The Mummer's Play," by Professor Arnold Wall; "The World of Books," by A. H. Grinling; "The Pictures at tho Art Society's Exhibition." by G. M. L. Lester; "Literary Gossip," and "Wireleas News," by "Elcctra." Golf Tournament. J. Mcintosh (Hutt) won the professional golfers' tournament with a record score of 291 for four rounds of stroke play. Sale of Meat "Works. Further evidence regarding the sale of the Poverty Bay Fanners' Meat Works to Vestcy Bros, was heard yesterday. Preparing for the Eoyal Show. , In preparation for tho Eoyal Show, • to be held on the Addington Show Grounds next November, a start is being made with the erection of the cattle pavilion; and a tender lias been let for the building in which sleeping accommodation is to be provided for attendants on stock, and in which the new bar will bo located. Letters to the Editor. Letters to the Editor will be found on page 11. BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Parliamentary Delegates. Thero is a likelihood of a British Parliamentary delegation visiting New Zealand and Australia next year. Earl JelUcoe. Earl Jellicoo has reached England. Ho declined to be interviewed on naval topics. Labour Matters. The influx of Italians into the Queensland cane-growing districts is causing unrest. Security Pact. French opinion is that the German pact idea is merely a Parliamentary expedient. Treatment of Cancer. : In connexion with the radium treatment of cancor, an important discovery lias been made by the Middlesex Hospital. Bum-Running. Owing to heavy seizures by Government agents, the rum-running trade from Western Canadian ports is almost at a standstill.