Amalgamation Push at Christchurch Labour Conference
The Trades and Labour Councils Federation opened in Christchurch with delegates from Christchurch Dunedin Southland South Canterbury Auckland and East Coast. A proposal to amalgamate New Zealand Federation of Labour and the Trades and Labour Council was supported and a telegraphic call made to arrange a joint conference to pursue merger.
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Christchurch
Trades and Labour Councils Federation, of
Labour
Trades Hall
Massie G. RB
Whiting
J. Young
M. Laracy
W. Howard
Dunedin
BR. Breen
E. Chetarin
J. Haynes
J. T. Paul
Southland
A. J. Reardon
W. J. Young
South Canterbury
J. Reader
Auckland
H. J. Kemp
BH. L. Horning
East Coast
J. B. Turner
F. Sturch
W. Bate
Federations of Labour
Dominion
New Zealand Federation of Labour
The
Miners’ Federation
New Zealand Trades and Labour Counci Eleration of Labour
Mer McLaren
New Zealand Market Report From Wellington Cable
The High Commissioner's London cable reports quiet mutton and low beef mood with hand-to-mouth trade. Lamb shows good demand for Canterbury and other regions while butter and cheese stay firm. kauri gum trades quiet with modest stock at 209 tons on hand.
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Wellington
High Commissioner
London
Canterbury
North Island
Canterbury el
New Zealand
Edendale Clydesdale Stud Dispersal Sets New Zealand Record
Wright, Stephenson and Co report Donald Macdonald of Edendale Estate disperses a large Clydesdale stud in an event described as among the most successful in New Zealand. The sale drew wide representation from Australia and the North Island with all 90 horses sold and strong mare demand for the Australian market. Prices ranged to 440 gs for Sir Thorntey and included numerous mares and fillies with notable buyers across Otago and Ministry districts.
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New Zealand
Australia
North Island
Dominion
Sir Thorntey
Sir Hugo
Rasie
A. Dalgleish
Ena
Ascot
W. McAulay
Mahone
Brown
Royal Knight-Flora
James Patrick
Lee Creel
West Taieri
Clara
Shepherd Laddam
Crookston Prince
Hugh McColl
Seawerd Downs
Lady Thornley
Sir Thornlay
Flora
Beauty
Sandy Erskine
Gordon Hutton
Edendale
Lady Stewart
Captain Stewarte Model
W. RB. Gawn
Mosviel
Oal
Herb Laddie
D. Haugh
Herbst
Polly
Dunnett
H. Dahlenburg
Thornley-Flora
H. #. Clark
Eudendale
Duchess
Hector Macdonald-Blossom
Thornley
Bessie
John Lockhead
Leeston
Baron Bold
W. Haugh
Gallant Knight
Cockburn Bros
Mataura
Messrs
Thompson and Co
Robert Lockhead
Rose
Nell
David Haugh
Kate
H. Dahlenburgh
Nellie
Dahlenburg
Daisy
Sir Thornley
Dally
Pall
Joseph Reid
Morton Mains
Baron Kilroy
Deaths Reported Across Cities
Ottawa reports the death of Sir Henri Elzear Tsuchereau former Chief Justice of Canada. Paris notes the death of renowned actress Madame Judie. Berlin confirms the death of Lady Halle known as Madame Normann Neruda.
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Ottawa
Henri Elzear Tuschereau
Canada
Paris
Madame Judie
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Lady Halle
Madamé Normann-Neruda
Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement urges readers to keep fit and strengthen liver stomach and nerves with Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills. It promises renewed energy, better sleep, appetite and complexion and notes price 1s 6d per box with free post from Baxter and Co Chester.
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Baxter
Baxter and Co
Miners protest pithead washing clause and political brief
Reports from Britain note Lothian and Durham coal miners opposing a Minera Bill requirement for pithead washing before leaving. The piece also covers political appointments and clashes involving Mormon missionaries, naval and tariff debates, and a capsized aviator in Vancouver with fatal injuries.
Cadet system urged for Bay Scouts and burgher force
Lord Methuen urged compulsory cadet training before Bay Scouts in Johannesburg and welcomed Mr Steyn's Wrede speech stressing a burgher force. A miners' phthisis bill read second in Union Assembly. A Lindau fire from matches destroys farmsteads and cattle. A balloon accident at Dresden injures four aeronauts during races. Count Metternich detained for card sharping and sent for mental evaluation. Flea study links marmots to plague transmission.
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Lord Methuen
Bay Scouts
Johannesburg
Steyn
Wrede
Union Assembly
Lindau
Duderstadt
Dresden
Count Giesherr Wolf Metternich
Frootoids Cure All Ailments Claims
An advertisement extols Frootoids as a universal remedy for headache indigestion constipation and biliousness. It asserts blood cleansing and rapid relief from congestion liver and digestion issues with weekly doses and notes origin from Geelong Victoria and a chemical vendor source.
Anarchy Rumors Rise at Delagoa Bay Portuguese Settlement
Express correspondent reports rampant anarchy at Delagoa Bay with revolutionaries vowing to expel officials and arrest loyalist sympathizers. Bomb production is alleged at Lourenco Marques as the cruiser Fort moves toward the harbor to defend the area.
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Tohanniesburg Correscent
Delagoa Bay
Wickliffe preacher disruption at Holy Trinity Hoxton
A group led by John Kensit disrupted the Holy Trinity Church service in Hoxton during a Veneration of the Grass ceremony. Choristers blocked the chancel with a wooden cross as a scuffle broke out and a cross was damaged. Police arrived. the Wickfi tes departed. Kensit later telegraphed the Bishop of London asserting the adoration of the Crucifix must end.
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London
John Kensit
Holy Trinity Church
Hoxton
Kengit
Church of England
Kensit
Showground at Sydney thawed by mud amid heavy rain
Over 20 000 people attended as Sydney endured ongoing rain showers and a fresh downpour. The coast saw five inch rains breaking the dry spell while officials considered further weather warnings and disruptions to events.
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Sydney
Socialist Labour Party
New Zealand
Melbourne
le Gendre Reef
Hughes
Mooltan
Australia
India
I. Smith
Commercial ‘Travellers’ Association
Ambassador David Hill to resign as Berlin envoy
New York April 15 Dr David Hill American Ambassador at Berlin will resign in July The reasons are not disclosed The resignation recalls the Kaisers objection to his 1808 appointment Hill is visiting the United States and recently spoke at Columbia University that the divine right of kings is extinct Berlin observers attribute the move to the cost of the post for a man of moderate means.
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New York
David Hill
Berlin
Hill
Hillis
United States
Columbia University
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Alassia
Monte Video
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Friedlander i Bros., Ltd
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Tin Aggon Whare Ee
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