The Lyttelton Times. SATURDAY, NVEMBER 27, 1920. ANNIVERSARIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18573, 27 November 1920, Page 8

The Lyttelton Times. SATURDAY, NVEMBER 27, 1920. ANNIVERSARIES.

1870 La Fere capitulated to the Germans. 1879 Various halls at Oxford absorbed by Colleges. 1895 Death of Alexandre Dumas, fils. 1915 Lord Kitchener visited Ansae and Krithia fronts. TO-DAY’S NEWS. k huge scheme for harnessing lido in the’Severn is proposed by the British Transport Ministry. (Page 9.) (The United States insists on participation in rights and privileges under the mandates. (Page 9.) It is stated that the attitude of Ft a® os towards the resumption of trade with Russia has changed. (Page 9.) The Home Rule Bill passed its second reading in the House of Lords. (Page 9.) Peace negotiations between Russia and Poland have been suspended. (Page 9.) • IA semi-offlcia.l reply has been made to criticism of the British Government’s refusal to fix selling price* for its wool Wow Australian auction values. (Page 9.) Mr Massey states that the returns for the Soldiers' Settlement Loan are betttr than had been expected. (Page 8.) A Dominion Conciliation Council is sitting in Wellington in connection with the dispute in the boot industry. (Page 8.) Gardening notes for the coming week are published. (Page,6.) H•• Iron Blue ” contributes a oolumn on angling Bubjects. (Page -1.) Commercial news appears on Page 19. Shipping notes will be found on Page 12.