Rebellion at Ponape Sparks German Troop Movements
Acting-Governor Dr Oswald ordered native constabulary to Ponape after news of a massacre. The Germania carried officers and troops to reinforce Ponape with plans to punish attackers and possibly seek farther reinforcements from Yap and Berlin. The steamer Siat was chartered to bring more natives and provisions.
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Por Press Association
Cenyright
Sydney
Annie
Oswald
Ponalke
Germania
Alent
Koeweing
Siat
Frederick Wilhelmshaven
Siay
Ponape
Yap
Berlin
Panape
Caroline Grou
Germany
Premier Joseph Ward’s England Visit To London and Return
Sir Joseph Ward plans to depart Wellington for Auckland on March 6 to attend the Imperial Conference and the Coronation in London. He travels via Vancouver, Montreal, New York, and Liverpool and will return to Wellington via Sydney by early August after Parliament opens. The session lasts six to eight weeks with a later opening, and elections must occur before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Joseph Ward
Wellington
London
Vancouver
Montreal
New York
Liverpool
Sydney
Fires damaging several Brooklyn boarding houses in New Zealand
A wooden building on Cleveland Street in Brooklyn owned by Veseyan Trustees and used by Horace Wilson was gutted by fire on Green Sunday morning with contents insured for £100 and building insurance status unclear. A second twelve room boarding house at Abel Smith and Kensington burned last night as The Grange, occupied by Mrs N O Brien, origin unknown. adjoining Mrs Bederson residence damaged. Mrs Q O Brien’s insurance with United covered £925 though building policy details unavailable due to holidays.
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Wellington
Cleveland Street
Brooklyn
Veseyan
Horace Wilson
Green Sunday Morning
Australian Alliance
Abel Smith Street
Kensington Street
Grange
N. O’brien
Bederson
Q O’ Brien
United
Auckland Summer Meeting Highlights and Cup Controversy
The Auckland Riding Club's Summer Meeting opened in bright weather with a record turnout. The Auckland Cup drew less interest after a spill involving three horses. an enquiry into the Cup accident was adjourned to Thursday. Totalisator receipts reached £29,542, up £38,928 on last year, with 49 licensed bookmakers. Culprit Won the Great Northern WoaI Stakes by two and a half lengths from Peirene. the Auckland Cup went to Waimangit Goldfinder by a length from Manapouri. Other races saw Hohungutahi and Orion win, with times listed for each event.
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Auckland
Great Northern
Peirene
Jmin Lisec
Waimangit
Goldfinder
Manapouri
Or Peer
Dunedin Jockey Club Summer Meeting Opens in Fine Order
Dunedin December 26 The Dunedin Jockey Club Summer meeting opened today with a splendid course and fair attendance. Ten bookmakers licensed. Results include Summer Hurdles won by Ashore, Earl King second, Royal Shell third. Salisbury Handicap Armstong won, Pure Gold second. Dunedin Handicap won by Tainhauser, Daringdale second. Vtago Handicap Boutade won, Waijn Y second. Tal Stakes Puaka won, Gauntlet second. Federal Handicap Fasnakyle won, San Severe second. Caversham Handicap Ideate won, The Cornet second. Otokia Welter Linda won, Paul second. Totalisator investments £9552 10s vs £8339 10s last year.
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Dunedin
Dunedin Jockey Club
Dack - Ashore
Earl King
Royal Shell
Salisbury
Armstrong
Pure Gold
Frivollitid
Imin
Daringdale
Pleasure Bent
Inmin
Vtago
Boutade
Waijn
Outlander
Puaka
Baff Gauntlet
Tzdubar
San Severe
Obsonodé
Wan
Ideate
the Cornet
Lady de Vere
I'inie
Otokia Welter
Linda
Paul
King Post
Dunedin Jockey Club meeting resolves tight racing results
At Dunedin on December 27 the weather was fine and the track slow for the final day. Master Paul won the Hurdles by a length and a half over Erl King with Royal Shell third. Fernhill Handicap saw Sudubar first, Coco on second, Simon Pured third, by a head. Allantoyn Welter was taken by Pinul with Officions second and Linda third. St Andrew Handicap went to Fasnalyle ahead of Cronatadt and Waiji. At the Manawatu Race Club meeting yesterday the Cup of 500 sovs carried one juile and a chall, Morrie yonia won the race by lengths with Rauparaha second and Olb third. Time recorded as 2min 37sec.
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Dunedin
Dunedin Jockey Club
Master Paul
Erl King
Royal Shell
Sime
Ymin
Fernhill
Officions
Linda
Linin
Fasnalyle
Cronatadt
Waiji
Lime
Manawety
Morrie Yonia
Rauparaha
Yime
Ashburton Lawn Tennis Club Opens First Day Play
The Mil results of the first day's play at the Ashburton Lawn Tennis Club are prefinished. details and outcomes on page 4.
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Ashburton
Ennis Club
Accident at Railway Crossing in Ashburton Injures Man
Mr Clare Smith of Ashburton sustained serious injuries after his motorcycle collided with a Christchurch bound express at a railway crossing near Robertson's Crown Bottle Mills. He was struck by the front of the train and bruised, with broken ribs and a head wound. He was rushed to hospital and remained conscious, with condition described as serious but not fatal at the time.
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Clare Smithy
Jd. Smith and Sons
Ashburton
Exelo
West Street
Rireet Cressure
Robertson
Crown Boty Mills
Christchurch
Abr Smith
Mr Smith
Ale Smith
Hart
Smith
Tennis Tournament Returns Amid Crowds and Results
December events at the Domain drew spectators with morning crowds shrinking in the afternoon. Results through 4 o'clock show multiple rounds in Men’s Championship Singles and Doubles, Ladies Singles, and several Handicap events with players like Sinehair, Pontse, Goss, Pearse, and Turton advancing in early rounds.
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Attenoin
Jd. S. Sinelair
Dinshiry
Bh. Pontse
A, Oj, Sise
G. Olivier
J. S. Sinelair
W. H. River
DB. McCaskill
Wn. Goss
Ch A, Cull
W. Peearse
B. Pearse
Mews
Wirst
Singair
W. Pearse
A. J. Sise
G. V. Gow
Beeand
W. Goss
W. H. Suiver
Boneshire
F. Parsonsan
K. RoHiik
G. H. Buchanan
Newman
G. A. Whitehouse
Bory
G. Fowke
Bonnington
G. N. Tielden
McDonald
W. Sherries
It. Pearse
A. Vs. Smytts
C. Dershire
A. Guild
Ser Bent S. Skelsey
B.C. Nowlor
B.C. Nowlor Leat W. PB. Hopkins 92; Con, Amos Beat RR. W. Steele
G. Melanzie Beak
Jung
HE. Larker
C. H. Warrison
D. FB. Walle
Goss
FB. Brown Kieu
J. A. Lord
C. Naylor
W. Grimmitt
C.H. Amas
Owe
Ollivier
Cox
Nowke
Manchester
Hobbs
Ballantyne
S Owe
Sherries
Tord
River
Borrows
Cuff
Green
Sinclair
Lisa
Amos
Buxton
Hunter
Hopkins
Farrison
Cook
Fowke
Whitehouse
Harman
Willis
Size
Friedlander
Seldon
N. Collins
Eva Stewart
K. WU
M. A. Bishop
Buchanan
Miss Turton
A. Cox
Stitt
Joint
Aspinall
EE. Aspinall
Collins
Stewart
Guild
Miss Miles
Donshire
Ashburton High School Public Auction of Mart Goods
Ashburton High School announces a public auction of their mart goods at West Street Ashburton on Saturday in January. The notice names WD LAN UWR BROS LTD as recipients of tretrectiias from the sale.
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UWR Bros, Ltd
Ashburton High School
West Street
Ashburton
Otago versus Canterbury cricket note at Carisbrook
In veautiful weather Otago batted first and made 219 runs on December 4 at Carisbrook. By December 20 Canterbury led Otago 52 for 1 in their second innings as rain delayed play. On December 27 Canterbury faced Otago with Carlton and Reese among the bowlers contributing. Canterbury 324 in their first innings, Otago 193 all out.
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Dunedin
Ottago
Canterbury
Carisbrook
Otago
Eckhold
Rutherford
Liedeberg
McFarlane
Plunket Shield Opener: Wellington and Auckland Tie at 188 and 179
The opening Plunket Shield match between Wellington and Auckland in Auckland saw Wellington 188 in the first innings, Auckland 164, and Wellington adding 179 in the second.
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Auckland
Wellington
South Africans Open At Bendigo In District Match
South Africans begin a match at Bendigo against a district fifteen. Tendler top scored with 141, Keogh 20, Green 28, Chamberlain 22, and Peares 22 among others. Schware took six for 51 and Pegler four for 17 as South Africans post 160 for five.
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Melbourne
Bendigo
Tendler
Keogh
Green
Chamberlain
Peares
Schware
Pegler
Zurch
Faulkner
Snooko
New Zealand Championships Open With Fine Tennis At Blenheim
The New Zealand Lawn Tennis Championship meeting began at Blenheim with clear skies and strong crowds. Notable players include Miss Nunnelly, Miss Wellwood, H A Parker, J Peacock, and F M Fisher. first round results feature Parker over Smythe, Peacock over Quill, Wilson over Davey, and Fisher over Brown for the men. Lady singles saw Baird, Wellwood, Nunnelly, and Travers advance in early rounds. Doubles events led by Fisher and Peacock in men’s, with Nunnelly and Wilding leading the combined doubles. Continuous strong play from Nunnetly, Parker, Peacock, and Fisher noted in reports.
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Per Press Association
Blenheim
New Zealand
Dominion
K. Nunnolly Quany
H. A. Parker
J- Peacock
F. M
Jusher
Wellington
T. Quill
Wilson
Miss Wellwood
HA. Parker
G. Smythe
J. C. Peacock
Quill
TF. Wilson
Davey
VF. M. B. Fisher
Brown
Miss Powdrell
Miss Sk. Baird
M. Simpson
Kt. Wellwood
E. Ledger
K. M. Nunnelly
A. ML. Batham
B. Travers
H. Butterworth
F. M. DB. Fisher
F. M. Gb.wisher
J. Peacock
A. Davey
I. Wilson
Miss Travers
J. M. B. Wisher
D. Bell
Miss Wesdgood
H. Parker
Butterworth
G. Didsbury
Miss Simpson
J Peacock
Miss Ledger
F. M. B. Wisher
Batham
Rakaia Sports Club Boxing Day Events At Rakaia Domain
The Rakaia Sports Club held its Boxing Day contests with large fields and strong competition. Results include Maiden Race 100 yards won by Roulston, 1 J Burrows 2. 100 Yards Handicap won by C. Fe, Roulston 1. Three-quarter-mile cycling won by M Moriarty. 440 Yards Handicap won by P Alexander. 220 Yards Handicap won by J J Alexander. Long Jump Handicap led by T Shannon. Two Miles Cycling Handicap won by D Lynch. One Mile Handicap won by F G Smith. Time marks noted for several races.
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Rakaia Sports Club
Rakaia Domain
Rakaia
Roulston
J Burrows
Tima
C. FE
Roulston I
T. W. Dodds
J. Shannon
Ilsey
Thider
M. Moriarty
J. Cromic
H. Stévens
L’. Alexander
W. Burrows
T. ¥. Wilkinson
J. J. Alexander
Tl. Shannon
T. Shannon
HW. Henderson
T. Dodds
D. Lynch
A. Reeves
C. Langdon
F. G. Smith
R. Boniface
G. T. Smart
Dinin
Premier aids Hutton Colliery widows fund
The Premier, representing New Zealand, cabled £500 to the Lord Mayor's fund for the widows and children of the men killed at Hutton Colliery.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Lord Mayor’ S Fund
Hutton Colliery
Nasik conspiracy sentences handed to Savarkar and others
Indian Affairs Bombay reports Savarkar sentenced to transportation for life with forfeiture of property in the Nasik conspiracy case. Chandavarkar received fifteen years transportation. Three others got ten years, twenty five sentences varied from six months to seven years, and eight prisoners were discharged.
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Bombay
Savarkar
Chandavarkar
New Zealand Tennis Championship Brisk Day in Blythheim
In Blythheim on December 27 the New Zealand championship tennis tournament resumed in fine weather. Play improved from opening day with several second round and third round results across ladies and men's singles doubles. Notable results include Miss Wellwood defeating Miss Baird in the ladies singles and Fisher beating Wilson in the men's singles.
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Blynheim
Travers
Wellwood
Batham
Simpson
Wishier
Peacock
Smyth
Didsbury
Parker
Quill
Brown
Wilson
Aga Kun Backs Aligarh Venture To Found Moslem University
Aga Kun, leader of the Ismali Mohamedians, offers a lakh of rupees to establish a university at Aligarh and create an intellectual centre for the Moslaw world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga Kun
Ismali Mohamedians
Vo University
Aligarh
Local Paste Prices Include Peck and Crosse and Blackwell
A listing shows various canned pastes with prices per jar or tin. Includes Peck's Salmon and Shrimp Paste, Pack's Sardine and Salmon, Crosse and Blackwell's Bloater Paste, Ham and Chicken Paste, Anchovy Paste, Morton's Bloater Paste, St. George's Ham and Tongue and Albion Brand Pastes with prices ranging from 0 6 to 9d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Crosse and
Blackwell
Morton
St. George’s
Albion
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England
Sporting
Ashburton Club
Ashburton Guilder Mnara
Friedlandex S8ros., Limited
BIH School Board
Jessee
Hid Staan Ageregate
Board
Ord
U. Pairdlander
Deverrbur
MR Dairy Alan
Dew Sir
Sharple's Dairy Tubular
Farmers’ Co.-Op
Sharple’s
Grisket
Cross Street
Allenton
Neceseawily Nanantar
Aston
Cress Street
Wakanui
John Kilgour
Plunket Shield
Belt
St. Stephen’s Church
Maronan
J. Ellery
Aloo
Rudge Whitworth
Alford Forest Road
Co, Denshire
National Mortgage
Percy's
W. J. Moora
Wwe
Begg
Percy
W. J. Moore
Moore Streets
East Street
Vin
Tam
Ls Studs
Boys’ Alberts
S.M
Cat and S
Boe
Thomas
Triangle
T ‘Vic
W. d. Moora’s
Iva
Locke & CO
China
Cecilin
John Orr and Co
Dholay
Thomas Bros
Havelock Street
Fletcher Bros
Glondot
H. M. Jones
L. McClurg
Andrew Our & Co., Ltd
Harpers and Outfitters
East Struet, Ashburton
Ishbertor
Green Island
Valencia
Axmas
Royal Bayreut
Dales
Onksiy
Muscatels
Malaga
Manchester Bros. the Reliable Grocers
Ars
Ashburt
Gho, Mhddins
People’s
Burnett Street
Worces
Biak
Foley View
FOLEY
BLAIR
Prichs
Ansonia
Waterbury
Hunter Lever
THE
Ashburton Cash Clothing
Ashburton Gash Clothing
Somerset Corner
J. Burrugh
Cash Supply
W. J. Moore's
Hust Street
ARGE
W. d. Moore
Ab Wood Moore’s
Indian Affairs
YH Nasik Conspiracy
Miss Baird
Fravers
Miss Nunnelly
Fisher
BP. Wilson
Misses Nunnelly
Baird
Methvien Domals
Public Reserves
Methven Tennis Club
W. Jd. Dickie
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-Operative Association OF Canty., Ltd
Tor Inter
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-Op. Assn., Ltd
Guardian
Heather Brand
S. d
Neave
Benger
Mellin
Allen and Euburg
Robinson
Highlander Milk
Milkmaid
Nestle’s
Defiance Dried Mill
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