Lords Read Trades Disputes Bill Second Time Without Division
In the Lords debate on the bills second reading Lord Lansdowne admitted reform for unions was inevitable but warned the measure would ruin and harm individuals and burden the community with excessive privileges. Lord Haisbury called the bill tyranny in effect though the electors mandate prevented a division.
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House of Lords
Lonnon
Dee
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Haisbury
Education Bill debated as Lords amend and Church voices oppose
In London and Westminster the Education Bill faces uncertain passage. Sir H C Bannerman signals government intent to push the measure toward its object despite Nonconformist opposition. The Times notes a possible settlement but Catholic Bishops reject the Lords amended terms.
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H. C. Bannerman
Membors
House of
the Times
Lonpox
Dea
Weatminster
House of Lords
Plural Voting Bill Cleared Third Reading in Commons
In the House of Commons the Plural Voting Bill was read a third time by 333 to 104, paving the measure for further steps. The government faced opposition but carried the vote with a sizable majority.
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House of Commons
A Pin in the Heart and Other NSW News Items
A man was found dead at Armidale with a pin embedded in his heart. A witness testifies land suitable for wheat in New South Wales remains largely unworked. The Attorney-General reports the Gaming Act greatly curbs street betting and gambling dens. The Assembly passes a bill to curb disorder at public meetings amid remarks on Sir Gillett. The Franchise Bill passes all stages in the Assembly. Governor opens a Vertrajian exhibit as Premier notes near-term self-sufficiency. Insurance and railway assets total one million at 2a percent. Alfred Dobson re-elected Agent-General. A Clark of Wynyard wins the Chopline Championship.
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Committee On Grain Elevatora
New South Wales
Kauri Timber Company Reports Improved Profits and Distribution
At the annual meeting Mansouris reported a marked profit rise for the year. Forwarding undivided profits amount to £51,889 for distribution, a four percent dividend absorbing £23,400, with £8,289 carried forward. Debentures reduced by £36,000, repairs and interest total £8,000. Prospects for the current year look very promising after the building trade strike settles.
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Mansouris
Kauri Timber Company
Inquest Finds Mrs Bradford Guilty of Wilful Murder
Neighbours testified Bradford, a Spaniard married less than a year, quarreled with his wife who had requested police help for throttling. She claimed she "got her Spanish blood up" and stabbed him. Verdict returned: wilful murder against Mrs Bradford.
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Syonet
Dee
Bradford
Gaurder
Boy Bruce Dies After Accident in Hlerslie
A boy named Bruce, injured when an om uibug passed over him at Hlerslie, has died in the hospital. An able seaman named Butier fell into a ship's hopper on the New Zealand Shipping Company's Kaikoure and broke his thigh.
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Avesuany
Bruce
Hlerslie
Gisworne
Dee
Butier
New Zealand
Kaikoure
Inquest Opened Into Death From Riccarton Road Car Crash
An inquest opened in Cammarcuuren on December 5 into the death of George da Montalk, killed early this morning in a motor car collision on Riccarton road. Identification was formally established and the inquest adjourned to Monday December 17. The driver, the principal witness, is currently in the capital and won’t return for about ten days.
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Cammarcuuren
George da Montalk
Riccarton Road
Fatal Fire at Queen Street House Claims One Life
A blaze in a hoarding house on Queen Street killed a yet unidentified victim believed to be John Cuff who had moved to the district from Onmarn. The fire damaged the building assessed at £275 and furniture at £200, with two other occupants injured.
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Queen Street
Vrast Landsener
Mra Watson
John Cuff
Onmarn
Ashburton Harness Racing Meeting Highlights And Results
The Ashburton meeting favored the club with good track conditions and growing crowds. Key races featured Tran Flanpicar, Master Tracey, Ladas, Gentleman Jack, and Honest Love with multiple winners and close finishes across saddle and harness events. Time記 and dividends noted. celebrations for Lucky Child and Maritana among strong performances.
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Tran Flanpicar
Horeag
Haven Paver
Gilmour
Todas
Grr
Rothachild—Manlon
S. Grost
J. Brankin
Viscey
C. A. Widman
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Ettan
Tda
Jack
Mester
Tracey
Gentleman Jack
Ladas
Master Tracey
Korea
Furning
Master Traa*y
Laes
Au LanTon Hawnzoar
T. A. Watson
Rothschild
ML. Edwards
J. S. August
Thistle
Syre
Wees
J. R. Betty
Ayre
Sgaees
Price
Saesesa
Roosevelt
Hen Blackwood
Lucky Child
Ben Blackwood
Prince Betty
Prince Rettpy
Dive—C
Arrival of the Corinthic Passengers Cleared by Health Officers
United Press report notes the Corinthic arrived this morning and health officers led by Dr. Mason thoroughly examined passengers. Some had not been vaccinated but submitted to the process and all were allowed to land. No suspicious cases were found. English cricketers arrived well. Fox, the wicketkeeper, sprained an ankle recently and Averner will replace him for the next few games.
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Verinetos
Des
Corinthic
Mason
Caraz
Fox
Wicket Keaper
Vaccination of Corinthic Passengers Bypassed By Persuasion
United Press dispatch reports on the Corinthic arriving at Westingroy where 32 passengers were not vaccinated. Dr Mason persuaded them to submit, though one set of parents refused for their infant, who were offered £5 compensation if any harm occurred.
Auckland Savings Bank Gifts Ten Thousand to Technical College
Dee and the vice president presented a cheque for £10000 from the bank trust fund to the Board of Education for a Technical College in Auckland. The bank manager recalled 33 years ago profits were £300 when he took charge.
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United Press Association
Fleotcie Telegraph
Accmann
Dee
Auckland Savings Bank
Board of Education
Auckland
Mc Hebb
Chess Championship Draws Foreign Entries in Wauitington
On December 6 the Chess Championship in Wauitington will feature at least two foreign entrants. Sainsbury will represent Argentina, and Viner will compete as the Australian champion.
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Wauitington
New Zealand
Sainsbury
Viner
Canterbury Kennel Club Hosts Record Dog Show Entries
United Press notes the International Dog Show on January 3 and 4 drew 425 entries, a colony record, with Fox terriers 109, Spaniels 84, bulldogs 44 and high terriers none. In Auckland, the Methodist Synod rejected a motion for independent legislation by 37 to 5, appointing Rev RB Rothwell as representative to the next conference.
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Christosorca
Dee
Canterbury Kennel Club
Auckland
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John Orr CO
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