Fowlds Questions Capitation Grants At North Canterbury Talks
Wellington April 29 Hon G Fowlds criticizes local board statements on capitation grants to school committees. He argues some boards cut or increased workload, cites North Canterbury figure of 88 of 12s and others 4s 6 3d, plus 9d capitation being inadequate. He urges either full direct voting or board allocations with parliamentary guidance.
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Wellington
Post
North Catterbury
Aynes
North Canterbury Board
Dominion
North Canterbury Education Board
Inside the devil and his works debate and health cure
A Victorian era column discusses the devil and his works with medical advice praising Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver disorders. It notes doctors and chemists selling the remedy and mentions varied ailments from rheumatism to jaundice. Nearby brief items cover Cape Breton miners, a Kansas murder trial, a Berlin murder, and Zululand policing updates.
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Bright
Warner
Public Service Superannuation Nomination Move
A police force meeting last evening considered nominating Inspector Ellison for the Public Service Superannuation Board. Sergeant Dart stated he would not allow his name as a candidate, acknowledging non commissioned officers backed the inspector in charge. The meeting decided to nominate Ellison.
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Wellington
Ellison
Dart
British Peers and Budget Sparks in Parliament
The Earl of Crewe explains budget alterations and denies any bargain on future budgets. Lord Lansdowne says peers will acquiesce to the Budget while criticizing government tactics to win the Irish vote. Lord Lordburn attacks Lansdowne, accusing Tariff Reform motives behind 1909 opposition.
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London
Earl of Crewe
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Lordburn
Somaliland Policy Debate Cites Waning Mullah Power
In a Commons discussion Colonel Seely defends British policy in Somaliland noting the Mullahs' influence is ebbing and British aims remain to stabilize the region amid political tension.
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House of Commons
Seely
Somaliland
Mullah
Labour members rebuked over India court matter
Mr Montagne Rees rebuked Mr Rarsay Macdonald and Mr Keir Hardie for discussing issues tied to Arabindo Ghose's prosecution, stating the matter lies entirely with India's law courts.
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Montagne Rees
Rarsay Macdonald
Keir Hardie
Arabindo Ghose
Law Courts of India
Houses Adjourn After Formal Meeting Until May 26
Both Houses decided to adjourn after a formal meeting today until May 26. The action sets the next session date and outlines the schedule for upcoming legislative business.
Campaign Against the Lords Veto Gathers Momentum
The Home Counties League and the Gladstone League join other Radical groups in a broad campaign to challenge the Lords veto. Activists rally public support across counties for constitutional reform and greater parliamentary authority.
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The
Home Counties League
Gladstone League
King seeks to keep monarch out of political controversies
Lord Knollys, private secretary to the King, replies that the King is always anxious his name be left out of all political controversies. He emphasizes the aim of keeping the sovereign above party disputes.
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Lord Knollys
Hartlepool election petition hearings allege meal tickets
At the Hartlepool election petition hearing witnesses claimed 700 miners were given meals in Hartlepool. In 270 cases there and 488 elsewhere meals were supplied on tickets issued by Sir Christopher Furness’s agent and sub agent.
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Christopher Furness
Hartlepool
Christopher
National Dairy Show At Palmerston North Sees Record Space Demand
Applications for space at the National Dairy Show in Palmerston North on April 29 greatly exceed prior years, with exhibitors lining up for dairy factory and farm supply displays. The event dedicates space to dairy ing exhibits and features every milking machine make, with five machine agents arranging relays of cans to be milked by the machines during the show.
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Palmerston North
New Zealand patent practices advised for inventors
A Christchurch firm promotes securing patents by showing rapid sales after grant. It cites English cases where chaff cutters grain threshers and printer ink fetched large sums within months. Henry Hughes office on Hereford Street offers expert guidance with local agents in Ashburton and Christchurch.
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Finany
New Zealand
Harry Hughes
Henry Hughes
A. QR. Holdship
Hereford Street
Christchurch
A. RB. Holdship
Jatshureh
Aghburton
Massey Visits Ross Goldfields Shaft on West Coast
Mr W F Massey leader of the opposition visited the Ross Goldfields shaft. The workings are dry to 375 feet. He descended to the bottom in oilskin and sour wester attire and showed strong interest in the plant and operations. A non political banquet followed in Hokitika with mayors Kumara and Ross present. He will meet a Greymouth deputation on Native Reserves matter tomorrow.
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Hokitika
W. F. Massey
Ross Goldfields
Massey
Kumara
Ross
Greymouth
They Actively Do the Work of Nourishing the Body
The text argues that digestion improves with proper nourishment and that dyspeptics err by starving themselves. It compares the stomach to a business needing help, stating that one should not cut work but seek proper nourishment and support to move forward.
Digestive Tabules Claim Natural Action for Weak Stomachs
Advertises Dr Sheldon's Digestive Tabules as a natural aid that mirrors stomach fluids, aiding digestion and nourishment. Promotes relief from weak stomachs, claims the tablets digest food and sustain body and brain function, priced at 2/8 per tin.
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