Some criticism is voiced against the Government for its reluctance to give out news of public interest. It is stated that instructions have been circulated to the heads of gov-emmental departments that all information for the Press in future is to be placed on a table in each office, and that the Press is to re-Jceive only such information as it finds on that table. Such measure places the local papers on an equal Mr, P. A. Travers-Smith in whose hands had been the arrangements for what had proved a most successful and enjoyable day.
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