The Lyttelton Times. TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914. ANNIVERSARIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16602, 14 July 1914, Page 6

The Lyttelton Times. TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914. ANNIVERSARIES.

1839 Turkish fleet delivered to Mehcmet Ali at Alexandria. 1877 First exhibition of telephone in London ; wires laid between Queen's Theatre and Canterbury Music Hall. , 1887 Death of Herr Krupp, proprietor of great steel works at Essen. 1904 Death of ex-President Kruger. TO-DAY’S NEWS. The situation in Ireland continues to excite uneasiness. (Page 7.) The Nationalist Volunteers resent the ■ restriction imposed by the arms proclamation. (Pago 7.) A correspondent analyses the banking returns for the June quarter. (Page 7.) A suffragette who had placed a bomb in a church was arrested. (Page 7.) Brigands murdered a motor-car party in Morocco. (Page 7.) Greek officers are leading the Epirote insurrection against Albanian rule. (Page 7.) Extensive smuggling cf diamonds into the United States ha 3 been discovered. (Pago 70 The two men charged in connection with the recent taxi-cab " joy ride ” case have been committed for trial. (Page 8.) Germany has failed to obtain n team to contest the Davis . Cup. (Page 7.) Thirty-five oadots wore killed by on explosion on a Chinese gunboat. (Page 7.) At Lyttelton last evening Sir Joseph Ward unveiled a picture of the late Mr George Laurenaon. (Page 7.) Addresses on the woman’s suffrage movement were given at tlio Alexandra Hall last night by Miss Pullen-Burry and Lady Stout. (Pago 9.) A meeting was held at Spreydon last evening to protest against the action of the Hospital Board in again leasing the Twiggor Estate, as it was considered advisable it should be sold for residential purposes.. (Page II.)