Amalgamated Jeague and Nobles Face a Shilling Pact Amid Turmoil
News from the North Sea coast reports a one shilling per day alliance with a 9 percent bonus upon a boiler makers lockout end, binding for five years. Reports also note floods in Norfolk Suffolk and Midlands, jewel theft at Jennings ton Palace, and varied political commentary on Home Rule, tariffs, and party fortunes.
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North-Haat
Marquis of Linlithgow
Sir Frederick Milner
Norfolk
Suffolk
Midland
Nottingham
Duke of Argyl
Jensington Palace
Lloyd-George
Lord Tennyson
Isle of Wight
Ireland
Frankfurter Zeitung
Neue Friesie
Edward Grey
Atuwick
House of Commons
Daily Chronicle
London
Balfour
Gloucester
West Bromwich
House ‘of Commons
The
Daily News
Duke of Norfolk
Wolf
Red Riding Hood
William Redmond
Cork
Market report from London on frozen meat and dairy prices
The High Commissioner reports from London that butchers and traders see mixed signals across frozen meat and dairy. Mutton is weaker with River Plate supply high while lamb remains steady on local demand. beef shows weakness with River Plate imports heavy. Butter and cheese hold steadier for top quality with overall quiet trading for lower grades. Wool remains steady with prices well maintained.
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Wellington
Department of Industries and Commerce
London
River Plate
New Zealand
Canterbury
North Island
Siberian
Arbitration Court Sets Minimum Wages for Merchant Officers
In Sydney the Federal Arbitration Court under Justice Higgins outlines minimum annual and monthly pay for ship officers across tonnage classes. The award includes eight hour days ashore and afloat, home-port leaves, overtime rates, and a minimum wage of £10 for fourth and fifth officers, with scales rising by vessel size and rank.
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Press Association
Coppright
Sydney
Justice Higgins
Judeight
Merchants’ Service Guild
Board of Trade
Fire destroys six room Roseneath dwelling in morning blaze
A six-room house owned and occupied by Mr Charles Johnston at Roseneath was wrecked by fire at about eleven yesterday morning after a mantel-drape near the kitchen fire caught alight. The building valued at £500 was insured for £300. contents uninsured. An unoccupied Opoho house owned by Edward Osten of Wellington, valued at £83, was also destroyed by fire. It was insured for £950 in the State office.
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Wellington
Roseneath
Charles Johnston
State Office
Dunedin
Opoho
Edward Osten
Death notices from Christchurch and Wellington
Press Association reports two obituaries. Mrs C. M. Gray, long connected with music and the Musical Society, died recently in Christchurch. In Wellington, Mr Samuel Carroll aged eighty three, longtime secretary of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce since 1876, is announced.
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Christchurch
C. M. Gray
Gray
Wellington
Samuel Carroll
Carrell
French Captain Dux Arrested in Friederichshaven for Espionage
A French officer Captain Dux is arrested in Friederichshaven on suspicion of espionage. The Leipzig Supreme Court sentenced five brothers named Geler to two years and six months each for espionage.
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Dux
Friederichshaven
Supreme Court
Leipzig
Geler
Train Crash Kills Nobles as Floods Hit Ancenis Areas
An express train crashed into a motor car near Lemans causing the deaths of the Countess of Denieolay her son and the chauffeur. Flooding followed the dyke burst at Ancenis hitting several villages with multiple fatalities reported.
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Lemans
Denieolay
Ancenis
Whale loss verdict in Jackson v Baldick case
Myr Fierance S M gave judgment for the plaintiff for £200 plus costs in the case of Jackson v Baldick and others for the value of a whale lost by the plaintiff's party in Queen Charlotte Sound. Notice of appeal was filed by all defendants and the case will be heard by the Chief Justice this week.
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Blenheim
Myr Fierance, S.M
Jackson
Duke of Connaught Gracias South African Union Support
At a Durban civic luncheon the Duke of Connaught thanked hosts for hospitality and praised the South African Union as well fashioned on sound durable lines. He urged public men to focus on union for South Africa to prosper and avoid unnecessary concerns. The Duke and Duchess sailed for Tingland amid cheers. Fort Hermes fired a salute. Mr Fisher and Mr Fowlds arrived in Capetown and plan to sail for Australia on December 9.
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Durban
Duke of Connaught
South African Union
South Africa
Duke
Tingland
Fort Hermes
Fisher
Fowlds
Capetown
Australia
Mrs Alay Baker Eddy Dies Founder of Christian Science Movement
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Alay Baker Eddy, founder and head of the Christian Science Movement, highlighting her leadership and influence in the faith.
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Alay Baker Eddy
The
Christian Science Movement
Sculling coach Arnst speaks from sea voyage
The Sun wirelessly interviewed RR. Arnst aboard the s.s. Alimaros about plans to go to Australia early to assist the Australian scullers. The interview occurred nearly 300 miles distant near Sydney in December a.
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Sydney
the Sun
RR. Arnst
Australia
Income Tax Prosecution Letter From Inspector Tyers
W M Tyers, Inspector, asks the Minister of Finance to withdraw a 150 pound reward item noted in the Estimates. He argues no Internal Affairs officer should have a direct financial stake in any assessment. The letter concerns Bowron Bros. of Christchurch whose returns were found incorrect.
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Wellington
W. M. Tyers
Income ‘Tax Department
Messrs Bowron Bros
Kristehurch
Ax Department
Commissioner of Taxes
Department of Internal ‘Affairs
M. Tyers
Regularity of the Bowels A Health Shield for All
The piece argues constipation underlies much sickness especially in women and children. It urges daily bowel movement, warns of waste decaying in the blood, and promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a mild, non griping remedy to restore regular action.
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Nature
Witold
House of Representatives session financial and committee figures
The statement lists summary figures for the session including 28 select committees on public matters, 3 private bills, 116 public bills with Royal assent, 1 reserved for the Crown, 63 dropped or disposed of, 5 private bills with assent, 780 petitions from Europeans and 65 from Maoris, 61 divisions in the House and 227 in committee, 98 days of meeting, average sittings time of 8 hours 20 minutes, 327 papers laid on the table, 192 papers ordered printed, and 452 reports from Select Committees.
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House of Representatives
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