The Lyttelton Times. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1916. ANNIVERSARIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 6

The Lyttelton Times. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1916. ANNIVERSARIES.

iS4B Peace ratified with Maori chiefs at "Wanganui. 1818 Death of John Quincey Adams, sixth President of United States.

•&#) Eight hours day system of labour es- *' ' tablished in Dunedin. 1896 Bombardment of Cretan rebels near Canea by warships of Powers. 1*915 .German air rr.id on Esses coast.

TO-DAY'S NEWS. The fall of Erzerum has had an enormous impression on Germany. (Pw 7.) Much artillery activity ia reported on the British front. (Page 7.) The conquest of the Cameroons has been completed. Page 7.) PMwngm by the Appam tell interesting . glories of the capture of that vessel by the raider Moewc. (Pago 7.) The United States demands assurances from Germany extending immunity from submarines to all passenger vessels. (Page 7.) A motor carnival was held at Sockburr. on r Saturday. (Page 9-) Infantile paralysis is spreading in the Auckland district. (Pago 3.) The criminal session* of the Supreme Court concluded on Saturday. (Page 3.) A general survey of agricultural conditions has been published by the Department. ' {Pago 5.) . • „ ;* I. expected, will b« the Board of Trade. . (Page 7.) . A narty of Christchurch fruitgrowers paid a A visit of inspection to tie Loburn orchards on Saturday. (Page 5.) I member of the Volunteer gjj. Particulars of her *ork in Caaro. (Fag.