Tinwald Band of Hope Meeting At Oddfellows Hall
The Tinwald Wailed Band of Hope held its monthly meeting at the Oddfellows Hall in Tinwald with strong attendance. The program featured pianoforte and vocal solos by several performers, readings and dialogue, club swinging demonstrations, and an address by Ensign Hoskings of the Salvation Army followed by a collection for Band of Hope funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinwald
Band of Hope
Oddfellows’ Hall
Hoge
Andrews
Blake
Wirth
Simpson
Hopwood
Tyrrell-Baxter
Firth
Joll
Blackwood
K. Campbell
Williams
Misses Schneider
Ashburton District Sunday School Workers Form Union
Delegates from town Sunday schools met at St Stephen’s to discuss forming an interdenominational Ashburton District Sunday School Workers Association. A draft constitution was presented, officers to be elected at a September meeting, and quarterly gatherings planned for mutual help and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s
J. R. Burgin
F. A. Broom
Ashburton
Workers’ Association
F. H. Broom
Timaru Post News Company votes to sell business
Extraordinary meeting of Timaru Post News Paper Company shareholders approves directors selling the business. Motion grants authority for public auction within not less than three months and advertising in Christchurch Dunedin Wellington Auckland papers with Guinness Le Cren and the National Mortgage as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru Post
John King
Timarn
Shamupaper. G Company, Ltd
Alex, Beck— ‘Phat
Timaru Post Newsaper Company
Jnd
Timaru Post Newspaper Company, Ltd
le Cren
National Mortgage
King
Dominion
Women push for permanent senate seats and tougher protections
A deputation of women from various organisations met the Western Australian Attorney General last week. They urged permanent female representation on the West Australian University senate, compulsory physical drill in private schools and factories, amendments to the criminal code with harsher penalties for offences against females, and raising the age of consent to 21. The Minister said representation on the senate has shifted from the Government and offered to aid in women’s physical exercise classes if organized properly. He noted possible criminal code amendments but did not promise alignment with the deputation and warned that imprisonment is not a cure for the crimes raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Walker
Senate
West Australian University
Fox Girls
Criminal Court
Memorial window dedicated at Christ's College Chapel
Bishop Julius dedicated a memorial window in Christ's College Chapel for the late Rev. C. H. Moreland who was headmaster from 1964 to 1912. A Workers' Compensation claim was lodged for John Sloan seeking £1 weekly for injuries from harvesting. Local Labour Department offices report fewer job seekers with several workers dispatched to Bealey Flat and Leake Coleridge projects. A Christchurch Magistrate Court case saw a man fined £3 for drunken behavior. he held £8 at arrest. Methodist Conference notes a lay donor provided £3000 for an Auckland and Christchurch orphanages, with new homes planned.
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Christ’s College
Julius
C. H.moreland
John Sloan
Francis Geddes
Labour Department
Bealey Flat
Leake Coleridge
Christchurch
C. H. Laws
Methodist Conference
G. Bond
Methodist
Auckland
Methodist Church
Brutal assault on young woman in Ponsonby Auckland
A young woman was attacked near Clyde Street off Anglesea Street Ponsonby after leaving her brother’s home at 9.40 pm. A man seized her, covered her mouth, dragged her into Glyder Street, and punched her face before fleeing. She sustained a bruised eye and a cut nose and was taken home.
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Auckland
Clyde Street
Anglesea Street
Ponsonby
Asault
Glyder Street
Juvenile court weighs knife wounding of worker in factory clash
Arthur James Simpson aged 15 faces wounding charge after a July 26 incident at Smith's woodware factory where he allegedly poked a knife into James Blackmore's back during a scuffle over duties to Wells. Blackmore hospitalized two weeks. Case adjourned to tomorrow.
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Invercargile
Arthur James Simpson
James Blackmore
Smith
Blackmore
Simpson
Wells
Fox
Otira Tunnel Debate At Auckland Railways League Meet
Expressions of opinion on the Otira Tunnel were heard at the Auckland Railways League annual meeting. Mr Kennedy Hill urged halting further work and diverting funds to improve eastern districts, while others defended continued Tunnel work amid calls for government spending balance.
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Auckland
Otira
Auckland Railways League
Kennedy Hill
Dominion
T. H. Leasa
FE. C. Banks
League
Mata Thie
D. C. Parr
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Cash Draper, &G
East Street
Tinwald Band OF Hope
Sunday School Workers’ Association
Varae
Hlustrated
Devon
Ford Motor Coy
Bering
N.Z
John Orr and Co
H.P. Arnst
Collins and Co
Troanmongers
Ben- Hington
Lane
Bonnington
Bonnington’ B. Pharmacy
THE
Timeru
Ashbarton
New Zealand
Columbia
Columbia- Rena
Chivers and
COY
High Street
E. G. Lane
Oamaru
Regent
Wellington
Sutherland
Cass and Wills Streets
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