TO-DAY'S PAPER.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 473, 3 April 1909, Page 5

TO-DAY'S PAPER.

SOME LEADING FEATURES. LEADERS- p n . e The Premiir's Speech 4 ' A Political Contrast 4 : The Dreadnoughts and Defence'i ILLUSTRATIONS- ' Bishop G. A. Selwyn , H ■ hi Zealand (Bishop Nevill) 11 W. Mansfield : 6 Mr. R ; Carter c Mr, D. Ritchie !!!!"!!!!! 6 ; 6PECIAL ARTICLES— The Changing Sceuo 6 faelwyn Centenary n Discord in Jornsalem !..! li lu an Idle Hour CABLEGRAMSEmpire and Navy 5 ■ The Mailed Fist" 5 Indian Councils 5 Revenue Returns ' 5 An Inhibition 5 Lord Kitchener 5 Shot by a Burglar 5 Amerioan Ambassador 5 To the Antarctic 5 GENERAL— Sir Charles fltucas H Land Board 15 Yorkshire Letter 15 Reminiscences of a Civil Servant 12 Fever Hospital 12 Vanished Rates Revenue 12 Now Post Offices Opened 14 Timber Commission H March Rainfall 10 University Tour i The Civil Service 6 governor's Tour 8 The Easter Holidays 13 Riflo Shooting ' 13 Auckland's Future ..13 Navy League 6 The Mayoralty 7 Storm Wakatu Collision 7 Supreme Court Returns 7' Municipal Elections 7 Premier at Upper Hutt i 5 Charge of Arson 5 Price of Bread 5 7 Lieutinont ShacMeton 5 • Rain in (Ttngo 7 BOOKS AND AUTHORS 9 COURT OF APPEAL 12 DEFENCE NOTES U ENTERTAINMENTS 7 FARM INDUSTRY 3 HOME NEWS 12 HUTT AND PETONE NEWS 12 LOCAL AND GENERAL - 4 MAGISTRATE'S COURT 12 MUSIC 9 NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS 7 PERSONAL ITEMS i PROVINCIAL NEWS 14 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY ; 9 SHIPPING AND MAILS . 8 THEATRE ; 9 WOMAN'S WORLD ;;... 10 SPORTSThe Turf 13 Athletics 12 Lawn Tennis 12 Field and Stream 12 flwimming !,. 12 I'ackey 13 Amateur Athletics 8 Football 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR— "Our House in Order," etc 7