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SINKING OF DOLPHIN. Christchurch. —At the conclusion of the evidende at the inquest into the death of F. J. Brasell, who was killed when the fishing launch Dolphin was sunk, by a shell in Lyttelton Harbour, the "Coroner found that Brasell died from drowning plus shock. He added that a signal from the battery was seen but not understood, and a warning shot ■was fired which struck the enginerooin of the launch, -1 piece of metal from the engine striking Bi-asell. The Coroner said it was not his duty to comment on the procedure adopted by the examination vessel or whether there was any negligence Willman had done everything possible fer Brasell.— P.A." LUNCH FOR MfR. FRASER. London. —The Empire Parliamentary Association gave a luncheon in honbur of the Hon. P. Fraser at the House of Commons.—U.P.A. CONSUL IN ALBANIA. Rugby.—Mr. Chamberlain,.in the House of Commons, said it was proposed to appoint Mr. Graftey Smith to be Consul-General in Albania in succession to Sir Andrew Ryan. —b:o.w. missing flyers. New York.—lt is reported the Peruvian brothers who were /overdue on a projected non-stop flight from New York to Lima, landed When their fuel was exhausted.— . U.P.A. INDIAN TERRITORIALS. Rugby.—The India Office has announced that the Indian Territorial Force will be extended to provide service opportunities for classes and communities not now adequately represented in. .the regular Indian army. It has also been decided to introduce a recruit registration scheme, limited at present to 25,000 men.—-8.0.W.