Farmers Union Planks and Stud Bill Debate
Discussion outlines seven platform planks on land taxation tariffs and rent, praises Mr Glass’s work in the New Zealand Farmers Union, and rejects extensive Stud Bill changes. A proposal to form Ashburton sub-branches and expand local branches is approved, with directions to delay Stud Bill actions until A&P associations review.
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New Zealand Farmers’ Union
Partizan
New Zealand
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Grigg
Christchurch
Wellington
Ir Duncan
Ashburton
Great Britain
Lill
Sub-branches debate hinges on land, funding, and policy
A provincial gathering discusses forming sub-branches in districts like Mayfield and Ruapuna, the impact of land value on subscriptions, and proposed government subsidies. Leaders warn against overextension, while praise is given to the President and conference reporters. The meeting ends with thanks to the participants.
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Ashburton
Harding
Mayford
Mayfield
Ruapuna
Wills
Hinds
Chapman
Bland
Lincoln
Boringston
Green Park
Nir Till
Stringfellow
New South Wales
I.C.U
London
Grigg
Leadley
Hoe
Wellington
Ashburton Guards Captain Nicoll Resigns Command
Captain Nicoll of the Ashburton Guards resigns after lengthy service and noted reforms that improved the corps. He delayed until after the Coronation but has now forwarded his resignation to headquarters, leaving the unit greatly indebted to his officancy.
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Nicoli
Ashburton Guards
Nicoll
Guards
Arbitration Court in Christchurch Deals with Dismissal Charge
The Arbitration Court resumed in Christchurch with Justice Cooper presiding. W Sparrow of Ashburton faced a charge under the Arbitration Act for allegedly wrongfully dismissing a workman. Sparrow was absent due to illness. a doctor’s telegram was produced. The case was adjourned to Sept 23 with costs, and court movements to Timaru and later Christchurch were noted.
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Justice Cooper
Mossia $, Brown and
Slater
W. Sparrow
Ashburton
Massie E. Gohns
C. G. Whiting
Tailors’ Union
Sparrow
Timaru
Sloe
Kent Second Innings 197 as Australians Win by 89
In London on August 23, Kent posted 197 in their second innings with contributions from Marsham Burnup Day Hearne Marchant Mason Seymour Blaker Huish Blyth Bradley and sundries. The Australians won the match by 89 runs.
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Blyth
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Canterbury Surge Past South Canterbury By 29 To 5
Canterbury defeated South Canterbury this afternoon by 29 points to 5 in a football match reported by the United Press Association. Rockland edged Taranaki by 1 point to 3, while Southland beat Otago 6 to 3.
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Electric Telegraph
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Canterbury
South Canterbury
Avernano
Rockland
Taranaki
Dunenin
Southland
Otago
Impey's May Apple Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
An advertisement touts Impey's May Apple as a permanent, safe remedy for constipation indigestion dyspepsia and biliousness. It claims rapid painless relief and long lasting cure with a scientific formula sold by Sharland and Co Wellington at 23 6d per bottle.
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Impey’s
Sharland and Co
Wellington
Mrs Lee Advocates Royal Living and Temperance Reform
At Baring Square Church Sunday night Traarrison Lee led a service assisted by Rev hes Be. Mrs Lee spoke on Genesis 37 15 16 urging personal responsibility for others welfare and royal living. She cited UK examples of aiding the oppressed and urged votes against liquor traffic to aid Britain’s temperance movement.
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Baring Square
Traarrison Lee
Hes
No-license speech at Oddfellows Hall stirs temperance debate
Mrs Harrison-Lee spoke on the No-license movement before a large audience at Oddfellows Hall despite damp weather Rev Fee chaired the meeting and introduced the speaker She contrasted Christ and Barrabas to argue against alcohol urging votes for temperance The talk ended with applause and a Benediction and notices of future meetings by Rev Fee and Mr Carson
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Oddfellows
Harrison-Lee
Fee
Barrabes
Harrigan-Lee
The Holy City Speech Sparks Musical Protest
A correspondent criticizes a meeting where Mrs Harrison Lee spoke on drink traffic and objects to a solo musical portion, calling the performance an awful parody and a vile affliction to lovers of sacred music.
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Harrison Lee
Fee
White Oil Engine Trial Impresses at Anama Farm
A 6 hp White oil engine tested on Mr W D Thompson’s Anama property ran a double bagger chaffcutter at 50 to 52 bags per hour. Supervisors Mr Hall and Mr Hllery reported smooth operation, quick acceleration, and low fuel use, with several orders booked. The test praised by farmers and Messrs Booth Macdonald Cap offered catalogs on request. Also noted is a report on Cecil Rhodes’s bequest of Warwick lands in South Africa valued at £200,000.
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W. D. Thompson
Anama
Hall
W. Wilson
MrHllery
Thompson
Messrs Booth
Macdonald
Cap
Wilson
Cacil Rhodes
Countess of Warwick
South Africa
Great Canadian Eeaweed Cure Promoted for Uric Acid
An advertisement urges readers to avoid despondence and try the Great Canadian Eeaweed Cure sold by Geo. W. Wilton and all chemists. The copy claims it expels uric acid, dissolves deposits, and effects a permanent cure.
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Tony
Geo. W. Wilton
Chemiats
Cattle plague in Rhodesia tied to Australian cattle
London reports the Morning Post cites Rhodesian cattle plague origin in Australian imports. The Chartered Government asks Australia to send an expert at Company expense. Coronation visitors include the Shah at Windsor with a wreath on Victoria’s tomb and a Crystal Palace fireworks display attended by 70 000.
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London
Morning Post
Johannesburg
Shah
Windsor
Queen Victoria
Crystal Palace
Lewanika
Barrow
British Guiana
Wreckage Seen Near Wilson's Promontory
The steamer Moorabool sighted wreckage two miles northeast of Wilson’s Promontory on August 22. It included deck fittings and the top of a deck house. Separately, unrest in shearing districts saw assaults and prisoners taken by Unionists. Police dispatched to troubled areas.
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Syoner
Moorabool
Wilson’s
Man Remanded for Mental Evaluation in Threat Case
F Moore pleaded guilty to writing a threatening letter to the Acting Premier. He appeared on remand and was remanded to Friday for a medical examination of his mental condition.
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United Press Association—Pyllectria Telegraph
Weutruntoy
F. Moore
Smallpox Crisis Delays Wakanui Landing At Hobart
The Chief Health Officer orders no risk from the Hobart refusal to land the steamer Wakanui carrying two smallpox convalescents. Passengers travel to Auckland with New Zealand and Australian soldiers. The ship may be sent to Wellington. passengers will be inspected and vaccinated if smallpox is detected. Other colonies' travelers will be sent back.
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Hobart
Wakanui
Auckland
New Zealand
Wellington
Agent-General reports New Zealand meat markets in decline
The Agent-General report from London notes a quiet mutton market with slow sales and price erosion. Canterbury mutton averages 3 1 2 d, other North Island mutton 38 d, and Canterbury lamb 5 d with limited stocks. Beef remains firm with New Zealand fores at 4 4 d and hinds at 3 d.
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Southland
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North Island
New Zealand
Funeral of Mrs M Fagan’s husband to Alford Forest Cemetery
Friends inform the funeral will start from the residence for Alford Forest Cemetery at 2 p.m. on Wednesday August 27. The deceased is Mrs M Fagan’s late husband.
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M. Fagan
Alford Forest
George Lea
Alford Forest Road
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