The Lyttelton Times. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1916. ANNIVERSARIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17096, 19 February 1916, Page 8

The Lyttelton Times. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1916. ANNIVERSARIES.

•ir .T. Duckworth effected paesage of Dardanelles. 'ej-lon captured by British, jiberation of To tVhiti and Tohu, Maori retell. 3ombardment of outer forts of Darda- . nelles begun bv combined British and French fleet, ttlstrisns bombarded Belgrade, TO-DAY’S NEWS. all of Eizerum is expected to prodly affect the course of operations in East. (Page 3) )eliered that the German contemplate neral offensive on tho Western front, el.) the exception of an isolated portion conquest of the Cameroon* is com- >. (Pago 9 ) nian aircraft flew over Bulgarian terv to discover troop movements. This ,n may lead to developments. (Page ouss of Commons discussed the supply lercantiie shipping tonnage. (I age 9.) ,r floods are threatening large areas of and. (Page 1°) g in connection with the administraof war funds were considered by a crence of Patriotio Societies at W elion. (Page 7.) riminal sessions of the Supreme Court i continued yesterday. (Page 4.) planation by the Recruiting Board of necessity for personal canvass is pubid. (Page 8.) ew of the wool market in 1915 is eupby a Bradford correspondent. (Page

The series of articles describing life in camp is continued in this issue. (Page 5.) Gardening notes for tho coming week are published. (Page 12.) “ Liber’a ” Notes oil Books and Bookmen appear in this issue. (Page 12) Mr James Collier's science article this week is entitled " The New Test for Bloud Rei lationship.” (Page 13.) “Iron Blue" contributes items of interest to anglers. (Page 12.) At- noon yesterday the Professions and Commerce candidate was still leading in the queen election (Page 10.) Men are coming forward very slowly for the infantry, and it is feared that there will be a shortage in the Christchurch quota of the Fourteenth Reinforcements. (Page 11.)