Royal Mail Steamers to London via Monte Video and Plymouth
New Zealand shipping lines announce steamers to London via Monte Video Teneriffe and Plymouth with upgraded accommodation for all classes. Each vessel fitted with CO2 patent fire extinguishers. Passages from Wellington listed for January February March and April 1910 with calls at Rio de Janeiro and other ports.
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Zealand
Royal Mail
London
Monte ‘Video
Teneriffe
Plymouth
Clayton
Trritt St' Cee
Rio
DE Janlko
Orrito
Cal
N.Z
Cattaca i
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Winnipeg hosts seventy ninth meeting of British Association
A long travelogue recounts the British Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Winnipeg with past Canadian stops in Montreal and Toronto. It notes the association’s aims, structure, and the challenges of hosting, plus observations on Canadian cities, railways, and the St Lawrence route from Europe to Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Winnipeg
Manitoba
British Isles
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
South Africa
Capetown
Johannesburg
Australia
New Zealand
British Empire
York
Dublin
Sheffield
Chicago
Dominion
United States
Great Britain
Europe
St. Lawrence River
Canadian Pacific ‘Railway
Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Newfoundland
Belle Isle
Gulf
Labrador
Marconi
Liverpool
Moville
Lough Foyle
Londonderry
Atlantic
Gulf of O. Lawrence
Anticosti
M. Meniar
Chocolate Fame
Gaspe
Ofuebec
St. Lawrence
Murray
Bay
Richelieu
Ontario Steam Navigation Company
Yadousse
Saguenay River
Gary
Nipeg
G.pur
Dakeslabott Forey
Ottawa
Ontario
Hull
Port Arthur
Grand Trank Pacific
Fort’ William
Lake Superior
Cuineg
Fort Arthur
Canadian Northern Railway
Fort William
Davieht
Imperial navy views on high seas fleet stated
London dispatch reports Prince Frederick representing the Kaiser at the Thuringen launch declaring that a growing high seas fleet guarantees peace and tranquil industrial expansion. He said the fleet serves the Imperial idea andreceives global acknowledgment wherever the flag flies and events unfold.
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London
Reuter
Tel Frederick
New Zealand Amateur Athletic Meeting and League Actions
The Wellington meeting of the NZ Amateur Athletic Association elected Linden Officers led by President A Marryatt and elected officials including W I Larkin and E A Chandney. Auckland to host the 1900 1910 championship with no date set. reinstatements for several runners were approved and others referred to Australasian Union for special consideration. A tour by Wheatkey and Davis to the dominion was discussed with prompts to seek centre opinions on a capitation fee to fund Olympic representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Council
The
New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association
A. K. Newman
Linden
A. Marryatt
Vie Presdents
W. I. Larkin
E. AL. Chaniey
Canterbury
W. G. Talbot
Auckland
W. J. Munro
Otago
D. Stewart
Southland
William Henry Hazen
Petone
Wiliam T.H. Owens
Hokitika
L. J. Purke
A. W. Hall
E. W.ecklin
Palmerston North
Manawatu Amateur Athletic Club
T. W. Leslie
Australasian Union
Wheatkey
Davis
Dominion
Olympic Tamnes
Dunedin Anglican Cathedral Fund Drive Report
The November 29 meeting of the new Anglican Cathedral Beant in Dunedin reported grants and pledges totalling £99851s 6d while receipts stood at £7712 1s 6d. An appeal for one million pennies to fund the chancel is planned, with £12008 pledged and £20000 needed to start building as funds wane. The Primates noted Harrop £27818 is with the Public Trustee and urged further donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester. Bros
Dunedin
P.O.K
Harrop
Fisherman Baxter Committed for Trial on Land Act False Declaration
Auckland case heard before Mr Kettle S M on November 29 reveals that Daniel Baxter of Mercury Bay formerly Opotiki, claimed £165 improvements and residency on land from January to June 1908, leading to a false declaration charge under the Land Act 1908. He was committed for trial with bail granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Kettle
S.M
Aniel Baxter
Opotiki
Mercury Bay
Michael Maher
Baxter
Otago Methodist Synod Opens In Gore With Welcome Return
The Otago Methodist Synod in Gore opened with Rev. Mr Fairclough presiding over a large attendance. He was welcomed back to Otago and Rev. Mr Abbey welcomed to the district. The Rev. E Blamires request to visit England was favourably received. Morning sessions focused on reports.
Customs duty on turbine at Clington lighting works
The Customs Department charged a toll on the new turbine opened at Cling ton city lighting works on Wednesday totaling £1650. The duty excludes the boiler levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs Department
Clington, Ity
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Turakina
Tonpatiro
Ruahine
Ruagehu
Rimutska
Wegall
Arro
Welleton Tee
tAlso
Rio de Janiero
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance
Islington
Turnip
Golman
Ansurange Department
the Dominion
Sterling
W. J Off Jones
Christchurch
Jones and Sons
High Street
Christohu
Fon
J. Ballan
the Drapers
Christe Huach
Hereford Street
Robinson
Tronmiongers
Barningham and Co., Ltd
George Street
Abermain Coal
Greta
Thomas Brown, Limited
Baker Bros
Cass Street
Wakanui Road
Cass and
Cameron Streets
Newman’s Livery Stables
Somerset Hotel
Ashburton
Algo
J. Newman
Milburn Cement
Ashburton ‘and District
Joshua Tucker
Milner
Beath & Co., Ltd
HOUSE
Onmisienonee
Mount Somers
MR. W. T. Doak
Office OF Company—“Mail
Guardian” Buildings
George Nell
Tole
Han Young
Delibate
Hin
Proprietors
Rovas Bros. & Kirk, Ltd., Cristeharch & Zovercangill
Charves
Dufferin Terrace
Chateau Bromttac
Bilin
Prine of Abraham
America
Americi
Wolfe
Montréal
Three Rivers
St. Pierre
St. Gastricce
Seine
France
Mount Royal
New York
East End
C.F.R
Alexandra
Niavara
Canadian Pacific
Grand ‘Frank
Canadian Northern
Rauge
Anglican
Otago Methodist Synod
Andrew Orr & Co., Ltd
Strack and Saunders
T. H. Andrill & 60
Tancred ‘Street
Next BuilDing Society
Friedlander Bros.,.,ltd
Ashbur
Tinwald
Timaru
Brown and Son's
Addington
Mile and CO
Friedlander Bros
Invercargill
Ward and Co
Ian
Aashburtan
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