... HOSTILITIES CEASE THE ARMISTICE SIGNED At o'clock This Morning, PREMIER'S STATEMENT. The eagerly awaited news of the [gating of the armistice reached this morning before nine o'clock through he courtesy of the Admiralty Headplasters at Mount Wise, which ...

... of the dele- gation.— Reuter. COURIER’S y in communi- the conditions for an armistice, the ‘ollow: statement was made thro the wireless tions of “The ernment y: yom armistice conditions radio- to convey the tt of Nov. 8-9 from the Eiffel Tower that he ...

... eligionus HMatices. CATHARINES CHURCH, Lockyer S. street.—A ‘Thanksgiving Service will bo held ot 7. p.m. on the day ‘the of the Armistice ant . it that be eS p.m.. It after 5 p.m. then the foftowing B iy excepting fednesday.—A. ...

... for Walton yesterday morning, returned to Down- -street in the evening, and was in consultation with the members of the armistice situation. War in reference to the The Press Association learned that the reply to the bé received very late list nigh, td ...

... SCENE. THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY ADMIRAL• MUSIC, FLAGS, AND HAPPY FACES. Plymothians recei‘ed an early though um racial that the armistice had been signed for moo after ems o cloak • veritable pandemoseum arose in the Dockyard and distriot. .•cora• of sirens ...

... that the stigma of • Ilse shook' sot be pissed on his client, an thistly lady, whose dog bad strayed without • mimic on Armistice Day, but the Bench were sot pre to carry clemency to that point. were deserted and busimes was more or lees at a standstill ...

... has been @ bloodless one. Workmen’s, and Soldier’s Councils have taken over the conduct of affairs with the assent of The armistice has not yet been signed. Considerable delay appears to have attended the German courier’s progress from Marshal Foch’s head- ...

... said:— Ladies and Gentlemen.—ft is my splendid duty to inform you that the Pignut Minis'er has aruiounoed in London that the armistice signed this morning et dye o'clock—inn. kneed cheorn—and that hocilitise ceased as glisten o'clock—trenewed cheeses iW fighting ...

... the Nititonal Anthem awl the were suns oy crown. . All over the is electrtc. knother repprt ears: News of the of the armistice was recei,ed in Loudon taus morning with great rejoicing. When the great news became. known people in the streets °leered ...

... the house of of Zaberm. However the than the house of the of the Kaiser reas us to-day, it will for more formal ae of eny armistice terms for the and guarantee of victory. subdued nod Hinden , but Wilhelm, If down end Wilhelm and « he stood would have been ...

... the crowded Chamber, said the armistice, which had already been announced in the Press, was signed this morning at 5 o'clock after discussion which was prolonged all night. The Premier then read the terms of the armistice as follows: The immediate evacuation ...

... and business men might take it that the co-ordination of transport achieved for war purposes would not be let slip away. ARMISTICE QUESTION The Metals Meeting In Fooh's Train. The f..llowing are details of the journey of the German plenipotentiaries to ...