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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Dec 11, 1915

Page

6

War speeches stir German Reichstag amid unrest over annexation

Amid tumult in the Reichstag, Bethmann Hollweg defends the war and insists no surrender to the enemy demanding annexations. Socialist deputies Loudly oppose, shouting questions on annexations while opposition figures echo alarms as crowds react with emotion and protest.

von Jagow Count Zepelie Vital von Lirpitz Dr. Derke Bethmannflollweg Liebknecht Terrior Wtinen Harry Ledebour

Submarine Threat Raises War Risk Premiums

London reports rising naval danger in the Mediterranean as submarine activity increases. Lloyd's quotes war risk surcharges around 40 percent, with occasional higher rates, signaling greater insurance costs for maritime operations.

London Lloyd's Mediterranean

Kaiser’s Fleet: Berlin’s Latest Tall Refutes German Navy Claims

London dispatch notes a German source mocked as the “Yossidha” orbiting nightly, claiming German naval readiness and a Mareat cruise image. The piece depicts Kiel Canal activity and intense vigilance as the fleet awaits action against Britain.

London Searen Kiel Canal

Germany cries for peace and bread in Berlin turmoil

Report describes protests in Berlin with 10 000 demonstrators chanting for peace and bread as mounted police disperse crowds amid censorship. The account notes confusion over closure of newspapers related to the affair.

Liberal rallying drive stalls as Derby rejects wider enlistment

In Britain and London on December 9 a Liberal recruitment movement is growing but Lord Derby says the effort is definitely closed on Saturday. He concedes not enough men have been secured. In Manchester Henry Ford’s workers, led by a band, marched to the Army Office and enlisted.

London Lord Derby Henry Ford Manchester Aviey

Record enrolment at recruiting stations despite rain

London reports a rush of recruits with queues shorter than expected. In Honduras figures quadrupled and many men waited from seven in the morning as offices stayed open until midnight. Medical examinations were deferred due to the immense response across provincial towns.

London Hondor

Hughes Rejects Threat Over Recruiting Scheme in Australia

Brisbane December 10 Mr Hughes responds to the Industrial Council's demand for withdrawal of the recruiting scheme stating he resents threats and warns the council may not grasp the gravity of the issue He says Labour pledged to support the Empire to the last man and last shilling and Labour will act within Parliament on conscription if it is needed He cites government information justifying its steps

Brisbane Hughes Industrial Council Steke Fisher Labour Party

Passport Trouble Simplified System for New Zealand Travel

In Sydney on December 16 officials announced a simplified passport system for bona fide travelers to New Zealand. The plan aims to streamline entry for legitimate passengers and reduce bureaucratic delays.

Rydney New Zealand

Trooper Denis Burke Dies After Tonsil Operation

In Wellington a 23 year old trooper Denis Burke of Wellington died in Wellington Hospital after an operation for tonsillitis. He had been admitted yesterday for treatment and did not recover.

Wellington Denis Burke

Christmas in Camp Appeals Recruits to Stay for Training

Mr Massey urges New Zealand recruits not to withdraw from the Eleventh Reinforcements before the holidays. He notes improved recruiting but stresses training must begin together to uphold the army’s reputation and honor, asking youths to remember comrades in the fighting line and the enduring value of doing the right thing at the right time.

Wellington Massey New Zealand Trentham

Hastings Letter Reveals Recruitment and Frontline Struggles

In a personal letter to the Tribune dated October 28 from Mudros, Brigadier-General Sir Andrew Russell discusses recruitment quality and age factors for frontline service. He notes reinforcements, the Mounted Brigade rest, and hopes for success in future operations, including Salonika. He warns winter trench conditions and praises General Manin as a fighting commander.

Hastings Tribune Peninsula Salonika Wellington Wharf Claneral Mnanin

New Zealand Expeditionary Force Promotions and Appointments

Wellington December 10 reports grants of temporary rank appointments and promotions for officers in the New Zealand Expeditionary area in Europe. Canterbury Mounted Rifles regiments sees Major George Frederick Hutton become second in command and then command, with changes due to casualties and wounds. New Zealand Taranaki Brigade assigns Lt Colonel John Gethin Hughes to command the battalion, with others promoted or reappointed, including Captain James Houlker and temporary captains. Several lieutenants receive captain supernumerary ranks, and serjeant-major James William Crampton moves to second lieutenant after H Wright’s death.

Wellington Europe Canterbury Mounted Rifle Regiment George Frederick Hutton Percy John Gyerton John Finding Herbert Clarence Hurst NEW Ealand Tapantry James Houlker Charles William Edward. Cribb Hugh Stewart James Houulker Hugh Stewartb Albert Edward Conway Harry Saunders James William Crampton New Zealand H. M. Wright

Gifts Your Friends Will Appreciate in Ashburton Window

Advertising a broad range of affordable gifts from fountain pens and Waterman's Ideal self-fillers to Onoto self-fillers, writing cases, ladies wallets, purses, purses, handbags, diaries for 1916, toys and books. Emphasizes variety and value at BBS Bookseller and Stationer East Street Ashburton.

Waterman

Iivery Garment Showcases Quality and Artistic Finish

A feature praising Iivery Garment as the acme of quality and style, highlighting its thorough workmanship and artistic finish.

Fortify Your Salt With WAZOL Against Cold

A brief ad suggests avoiding chills after a ball by taking WAZOL. A few drops on lamp sugar or a sniff up the nose are claimed to render one proof against cold.

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