New York Swift Response to German Boracic Acid Rule
March 29 report says if Germany enforces a ban on American use of boracic acid in preserved ragats the U S government may ban German foodstuffs proved non injurious to health. Melbourne notes floods across districts with seven inches of rain and a drowning incident as a buggy scene was swept away. Cattle sales at a show feature three Ayrshire steers belonging to John Grant selling for 20 dollars 32 cents and 40 cents. March 30 postal and telegraph officials ordered to detain all correspondence addressed to Tatternall or staff.
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Naw
York
Germany
Melbourne
McGregor
Sypnay
Ayrshires
John Grant
Heevoroncett
Japanese Officers Recalled from France Stirs Paria Sensation
The Daily Lapress reports that all Japanese officers in France have been recalled, creating a Paris sensation. Officials say the move is not tied to France and Russia's stance on the Anglo Japanese treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loncos
Lapress
France
Paria
Ruasia
Alleged Corruption in Congress Sparks Investigation
In Wasumarox on March 29 a Democratic Party led committee was appointed to probe bribery claims against Congress members raised by newspapers and officials. The charges cite a secret Danish agent Captain Christmas and a 10 percent recoupment claim. Abney McKinley and John Hay figures are named in the surrounding controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumarox
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Congress
Sama
Christmas
Abney McKinley
John Hay
Chistines
Plague strikes Sydney area with multiple cases and deaths
The report cites 88 plague cases and 25 deaths with victims at Pyrmont Miller s Point and Oestlereagh Street. A further death lists Gray and Glanaby in Townsville and Moore attacked after arriving on the Wo dongs from Sydney.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Lyonry
Pyrmont
Miller's Point
Morrieh
Oestlereagh Street
May
Balmain
Watkin
Brissaneg
Gray
Glanaby
Moore
Townsville
Atesmer Wodongs
Sydney
Triple Alliance Talks In Venice On Tariffs
Count vonbulow arrives in Italy and holds a long conference with Italian Minister Prinetti in Venice regarding renewal of the Triple Alliance and commercial tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne
Count von Bulow
Italy
M. Prinetti
Venice
Coronation Arch Offered by Canadian Leader to London
Walter Pres Association by Hiestria Telegraph reports that Sir Wilfrid Laurier the Canadian Prime Minister proposed to the London Corporation a coronation arch symbolizing Canadian resources, marking a gesture for the coronation preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pres
Hiestria Telegraph
Eloxpox
Wilfred Laurier
London Corporation
Canada
Ban Righ Ordered Out of Port of Spain by March
The steamer Ban Righ was ordered to immediately depart Port of Spain Trinidad. Venezuelan gunboats arrived offshore awaiting the vessel's departure for potential attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Ban Righ
Spain
Trinidad
The Late Mr Rhodes Lays In State At Parliament House
The Late Mr Rhodes lies in state in the vestibule of Parliament House. A funeral carriage will bear the remains to the Cathedral. The Daily Mail notes Rhodes bequeathed most of his fortune to a Pan Britannic education scheme for the British race. The Daily Press says he left £100,900 to Oriel College and over a million to Oxford University for imperial education.
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Loxpoy
Rhodes
Parliament House
Deyenders and Asad
Adege
Kimberly
Daidy Mail
Loudon
Hepress
Oriel College
Oxford
Oxford University
Riots and unrest in China prompt foreign advisories
Dispatches from Pekin and Tokyo report serious rioting in South China with deaths among rioters during objections to missionary funding. The Chinese minister urges caution for students visiting Japan to avoid spreading revolutionary ideas.
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Wasted Prous Association
Frederic
Lessar
China
Phibet
Rusels
Thibet
Manshuria
British Drive Surprises Boers In Moonlit Peninsula Sweep
British forces under Lord Kitchener execute a daring encircling maneuver against the Boers near Klerkadorp and Lichtenberg. Columns converge in moonlight, trapping and driving Boers toward the Vaal with limited resistance and several hundred escaping southward. Casualties and prisoner counts are reported amid a wider troop movement including Australians and New Zealanders.
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Loxpon
Kitchener
Ftartebestefontein
Rawlinson
Klerkadorp
Vaal, Klerkedorp
Schoengpruit
Lichtenberg
de la Rey
Lienburg
Times
Nastbank
Grenfell
Returning New Zealanders Sail for Durban Amid War Efforts
The Premier received lists of officers and 544 men to embark from Capetown on the Cornwall destined for Durban around April 20. Reports note good condition and quality of remount horses, with details from Lord Kitchener via the Remount Office. Colonel Parker reports wounded New Zealanders recovering on March 30.
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Cornwall
Wreoratoron
Merah
Lord Kitchener
North Island Regiment
South Island
Parker
Rakala Football Club Votes in Key Officers
The Rakala Football Club held a meeting last Friday with Mr J O Rourke chairing. Officers elected include Patron A O Hardy Esq MUR President D G Holmes Vice Presidents McLachlan De Bloett Rav TH Mathiae H Kennedy T Blackley A Craighead Holland L Oxley Captain J O Rourke Vice Captain M G B Braces Selection and General Committees Macks W Harvey H Kennedy G Brus J O Rourke and D Shannon. The club resolved to join the Canterbury Rugby Union.
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Rakala Football Club
Cumber Belog
J O'Rourke
C AO Hardy
Esq
MUR
D G Holmes
Keg
McLachlan
Bag
MHK
de Bloett
Rav TH Mathiae
H Kennedy
T Blackley
A Craighead
Holland
L Oxley
Od O'Rourke
W Harvey
G Brus
D Shannon
Lrasaurer
O Shannon
Rakals
Canterbury Rugby Union
Thavka
Tha Munoting
The Shooting of Australian Officers Trial and Aftermath
Reports from Adelaide and Sydney describe the Morant Handcock Hunt Morant case with court martial outcomes. Conflicting statements and executions ignite public debate as Major Lenehan defends officers and Morant insists orders were followed.
Canisteruace Racing Day Produces Tight Finishes
On March 31 in Canistenuace a large crowd witnessed a well run meeting with several close finishes. Winners included Kinzpare Hunpie Hanproar in 120 doves and Vanquish. Other victors were Greek Maid and Golden Velm with varied distances and substantial dividends reported, while some entrants were scratched and timings ranged from under two minutes to around three minutes.
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Kinzpare Hunpie Hanproar
Vansquish
Wonsasily
Tims
Imin
Maren Prate
Kasten Hanpiear
Cora Linn
Fieka
Qlanborn
Ate
Gimcnacek
Furlonga
Reflex
Bealey
Cannonshot
Rawmore
Aherlow
Cerise
Blue
Lady Hoaslyn
Merrymaker
Imbefsec
Diyldenda
Sécksoin Hanorear
Loo Novas
Magnificent
Clanburn
Djis Djin
Juin Iksee
Canterbury Jockey Club Automo Meeting Continued
Canterbury Jockey Club meeting at Riccarton continued today amid fine weather and steady attendance with spectators enjoying the events and latest results.
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Canterbury Jockey Club
Riccarton
Dr Kuyper Busy Again With Boer War Efforts
War Office grants four medals with clasps to each war correspondent. Dr Kuyper the Netherlands premier plans to meet Richthofen in Berlin after interviews in Wolmarans, Leyde, and Wessels.
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War Office
Dr Kuyper
Netherlands
Richthofen
Vereign Affaira
Berlin
Leyde
Wolmarans
Wessels
Leyds Explores Boer Prisoner Talks in Paris
Leyds told the Boer Independence Committee in Paris that England would likely abandon the conflict as negotiations proceed from Kitchener's expressed invitation. Prisoners taken in the Grange Colony include Field-Cornet Vannchoor of Bethlehem.
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Loxpor
Leyde
Paris
England
Kitchener
Grange
Field-Cornes Vannchoor
Bethlehem
The Tenth Contingent Recruitment Update
Captain Nicoll reports seventy five names handed in for enrolment in the Tenth Contingent Ashburton quota. A wire from Colinal Webb says the quarter’s total to be slashed is 34 and reduced from 30, an increase of 4. Chrlatchurch quota of 145 men tentatively accepted and proceeding with riding and shooting tents medical examinations. Any intoxicated applicant at camp Friday will be dismissed.
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Nicoll
Ashburton Osautre
Colinal Webb
Thea
Crowded Capetown Funeral For Mr Rhodes Held In Good Hope Hall
A packed memorial service for Mr Rhodes was held at Good Hope Hall Capetown. Troops will line the route for Thursday state funeral with four bands leading the procession. Aborigines Protection Association asks Lord Lansdowne to press Congo Free State to answer for native mistreatment. A Knoxville wind storm injures forty five in church wreck. Grenville church collapse kills pastor and injures worshippers.
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Ualted Press Association
Elatrio Telegraph
Rhodes
United
Rhodea
Aborigines Protection Association
Lord Lansdowns
Congo Free State
Knoxville
Pennsylvania
Grenville
Ashburton Livestock Auction Sees Buyer Attendance Despite Price Drops
At Ashburton yards a large crowd of buyers gathered though prices dragged with declines on late rates. Fat cattle traded from £3 12s 6d to £6 10s 1d, store cattle £2 10s 3d to £2 16s, calves up to £ Ya, dairy cows £3 6s, crossbred ewes made 7s 8d to 12s 4d, merino ewes 6s 4d to 9s 3d, store sheep mixed across categories, two-tooth ewes £18 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
Presa
Primitive Methodist Anniversary praised at Sunday School event
The Primitive Methodist Anniversary event, held on Sunday and Monday, drew strong congregations despite a near-constant chill. The choir, under conductor Mr Jones, earned praise for its singing with an excellent production titled Gods own Country led by Mr Carlista. Addresses by Reva Fee Inglis Lamb Barnett and J Carlisle were brief and engaging. Sunday school progress showed growth with no deaths and a credit balance of over 612 after expenses. Mr Carlinis oversaw the talion at Watmete. Mrs Haine presided at organ. Mr Retna chaired. A well rendered chorus by Mr THrey and quartets by Mesdames Marsden and Jones/Tilley were noted. Voters of thanks were offered by the superintendent and others for help in making the anniversary a success.
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Chie
Jones
Carlista
Reva Fee
Inglis
Lamb
Barnett
J Carlisle
Prince
Ankfalneas
J Carlinls
Haine
Retna
F Threy
Ohoir
Meadames Marsden
Mesare Jones
Tilley
Me Probberee
Horrill
Mont Hearty
Oleae
Winslow Racing Club meeting set for Saturday at Winslow Hotel
News in Brief reports a committees meeting of the Winslow Racing Club called for Saturday at 8 pm at the Winslow Hotel. It notes Mr David Thomas and a separate item mentions repairs to broken draught geldings and a Presa Association telegram on federation plans. It also covers Dunlop Midget Outfit demand, brake tests in England, and a Continental car planned for future races with very high speed predictions.
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Winslow Racing Club
Winslow Hotel
David Thomas
Presa Association
Wellington
Dunlop
England
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Lecizia (Telegraph
Japan
The
Triple Alliance
Bulow
Firatical
Ishmael
Mr Ceeil Rhodes
Walted Press Association
South Africa
Dosted Press Association
Electric Telegraphh
Ktigchener
Electela Telegraph
Lonpor
Marshall
Osbbett
Wallis
Sutherland
Caps Colony
Andrew
Ospetown
Australia
Queensland
Montrose
Gapstown
Durban
Cradock
Cape Colony
Leyds
Lonvor
Bejiadenbout
Lilllie
Kloof
Piet da Wet
Kroonstad
Great Britain
Tommy Atkin
Wenssela
Krager
de Wet
Steyn
Meil
New South Wales
United Preay Association—By
Electris Pelegraph—Copyright
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Victoria
Hunt
Mien
Beyers
Petaraburg
Lenehan
Ospetown Castle
Thomas
Macsovane
MeBarton
Kitc Ebener
Adelaide
Morant
Pratoria
Morani
Handcock
Lenehambes
Boorg
Heneve
Lencham
Yandcock
London
Enbourne
Mr Thomas
Huesar
Sporting
Canderbury
Jockkey Club
Home and Foreign
Tennesee
St Andrew's Church
Tinward
Meehames Tippett
Bennett
Mesdamer Primmer
J Dhk
May Robinson
Fieh Pond
EN Blakington
Ventry
Canterboury Frozen Meat and Dairy Produce Export Company, Lrn
Hareby
Belfast
Waymouth
Hereford Street
Christchurch
Canterbury Frozen Meat & Dairy Produce Export Company, Ltd
F Waymouth
Chrateboroh
Weys
Bullock
Algo Nareery
Springburn
Corner East Belt
Wakanoi Road
Somerset Hotel
Chnarch
F B Hatss
Stepsene
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Carson & Co
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Pearson's
Strand
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Wide World
Brated
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Camels
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Young Man
Idler
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London News
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H M
Jenna
Express ToNight
J H Juwitt
Moore Street
Kash Street
W C Pace
REECH
Canson & Co
Kean Bros
Burnett Bsbread
Arson
Sheffield
Cash Prince
Williams
East Iireach
Ashburton Centre
Ashburton Guards
E. F. Nicoll
ST. Stephen's Parish
Ab. Stephen's Church
Ashbuetone
Scatel
L&ckburton
Leb
Henry Stephenson
Longbeach Road
Jnvite Wenders
McLennan's Road
Chaloe
BE. Fooks & Son
Tinwald
Valotta
A. J. Huston
Friedlander Bros, Ltd
Saly
Winchmore
Elsas Friedlander Bror
T Company
Hig Farm
Norfolk Lad
Origlhyn
Perkin Warbeck
Aw Ruvait
Strusn
DE Prough
Seth Leal
Sale Ab
Friedlander
Rae Ata Sale
ESBRS
Friedlander Bros. Len
Acton
R Friedlander
Anationeer
West Street Auction Mart
Lown Property
Friedlandes Bros
Siresh Marthin
Eton
Hampstead
Friedlander Bros
Joseph Brown
Mount Somere
D Thomas
Thomas Hen
Severs
D, Thomas
John Orr Abt CO
John Orrand CO
Branda
Auckland
Tae
Ast
Wsifield
Hieye Universal
Eleys
Blas
Eleys Brown
Kynocks
Ballistite
Alo
Hare
Scott
Atlas
Shacklock
Orion
Brinsley
Mantlepiechs
Pugmua
John Orr
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