Indian National Congress Address Critiques Self Government in India
Ten thousand gathered as Mr Naoroji cited Campbell Bannerman remarks on governing for the people. He contrasted British and Russian models, urged rights petitions to King Edward and Parliament, condemned Bengal partition, and pressed Indian unity to end poverty and famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Campbeall- Bannerman
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Hidward
India
Great Britain
Bengal
Labour set for understanding with Deakin on pensions
A New South Wales Labour member says an understanding with Mr Deakin and the Labour party will be reached before the House meets. The basis includes federalising old age pensions and Labour withdrawing or postponing its demand for a federal land tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munrovusne
Labour
New South Wales
Deakin
Labour Party
Ecooling Horizon Shaped by New Zealand Victory
A race on the Wanganui river ends with a surprising win by a New Zealander. The challenger Stanbury expected to win easily, but the result redefines the competition and suggests renewed potential for the colony in future athletic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxrower
Wanganui
Stanbury
Sydney Slaughtermen Resume Work After Conference Break
Sydney December 27 The difficulty in the meat trade has largely ended with cattle slaughtermen returning to work on conference terms. Homebush sales were resumed as markets reopened and operations continued under agreed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydey
Tragic Deaths Mentioned In December Chronicle
Reported incidents include Ernest Morgan killed in a bicycle fall near Glengarry and Benjamin Spence drowned in the Waikato River after a canoe upset. John Reardon died after a hotel fire incident, Alan Frame drowned at Waianakarua River, and a newborn's inquest notes live birth with death by suffocation amid an infant custody charge.
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Dannsvingar
Ernest Morgan
Glengarry
Hamilton
Benjamin Spence
Pukete
Waikato
Burenuety
Dee
John Reardon
Working Men’s Club
Criterion Hotel
Passing of Pioneers in Local District
George Raine, longtime wheelwright, died suddenly in his shop. Patrick Dea, known as a West Coast pioneer, road contractor and later storekeeper, passed away today. Both men were early settlers who helped open the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Raine
Patrick Dea
Military Tournament Drives Keen Tie in 6-pr Gun Duel
Intercolonial military tournament held on Exhibition grounds under harsh east wind. Australians beat Auckland 146 to 444 in the 6-pr quick fired gun dust contest. Wellington City Rifles win bayonet-lighting clash. DD Battery takes casualty event. Wallington City Guards take infantry Maxim. Lloyd-Lindeau competition won by the Wielding Mounted Rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Garrison Artillery
No. 1 Garrison Artillery Volunteers
Auckland
Colon
DD Battery
Wallington
Fire Damages Rangitata Traffic Bridge in Dry Season
A major fire swept the Rangitata traffic bridge yesterday afternoon causing extensive damage to about three hundred yards of spans and scrub. Fire brigades from Geraldine and Ashburton County, aided by local bucket brigades, fought the blaze into the night with the bridge partially destroyed and traffic disrupted.
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Ashburton
Rangatata
Rangitute Trafic
Mrs Jones
Arundel Hotel
Mra Jones
Geraldine
Porsa
Rangitata
Bangstate
Mainwaring
W. S. Maslin
Rangit Ata
Proprietrasa
C. J. Harper
Morrison
Mount Somers
Althorgh
Conference of delegates calls for new duties and state foundries
A conference of delegates from the Moulders' Guilds of Dunedin Christchurch and Wellington met in Auckland. They urged the Government to add duties on brass and iron fittings and to hasten state foundries in Auckland and Invercargill. They noted substantial funds already spent by State Foundries in Wellington Christchurch and Dunedin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Christchurch
Dunedin
Lawn Tennis Tournament Results From New Zealand Event
The United Presa Association reports Day 28 of the Championship Tennis Tournament with fine weather and solid court play. Key results include A Wilding defeating R Brown 6 2, 6 love in men’s singles, Miss Baker over Misa L Van Staveren 6 0 6 3 in women’s singles, Bonnington and Weir winning men’s doubles, and Parker sweeping W Pearse 6 4 6 2 6 0 in another singles match.
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United Presa Association
New Zealand
A. Wilding
Brown
Love
Miss Baker
Misa L. van Staveren
Batham
Lindemann
Pondrell
Bonnington
Weir
Gray
Hoperalo
HA Parker
W Pearse
Fisher
Swanston
Boero
Delamare
Mia Payne
Mise Gray
Mia Cooper
Mies E. Williama
Miss Nunneley
Mita Campbell
White
Sale of 142 Acres at Riverside On Behalf of Bennett Trust
Mr Ferriman reports the sale of 142 acres of land at Riverside, on account of Mrs Bennett, to Mr McKendry. The transaction transfers ownership under the Bennett trust terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F&f. Ferriman
Riverside
J. Bennett
M. McKendry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indian National Congress
United Press Assosiation—Par Bleutria Telegraph—Copyright
United Press Association
Telegraph
Federal Politics
Parsons
Port Arlington
Gladys Davies
Goveral
Steele
Stott
Motor Gem
Sydney
Savings Bank
Parra
Kalgoorlie
Marley
Browne
McGee
United
Electrig
United Prose Association—For Electric Telegraph
Gawain
Bea
Alan Frame
Waianakarua River
Herbert
Ly Electric Telegraph
Electric Telegraph
Storekeepore
Rangitata Trafific Bridge
Prasea “Asscciation
Fleotnie Talegraph
Chess Congress
Chistenarch
Dea
Crackanthorpe
Kummer
Ponziani
Parker
Jones
Banner
Gould
Mason
Stewart
Ashburton Domain
Presenat
J A. Schwartz
Napier
First
Southern
Northern Express
Timaru
Muesra
Andrew Orr and
Qo. Ltd
Panama
Mosers
Craighead and
Berryman
Mosere Craighead
Henry Stephenson
Ashburton County Council
Tralis
Ordés
F. Mainwaring
Clark
Pues
Triedlander Bros. Ltd
David Thomas
Farmers’ Co-Op Association of Canterbury
Dalgety and Co., Limited
National Mortgage & Agency Co., of New Zealand, Limited
J. Friedlander
Mount Somers Hotel
W. Fergus
Mount Somora
J. Cox
Guarpian
Guarpian Ofice
Apply Commercial Hotel
Wald
J. Gudeell
Tinwald
Zos
Franx Custis
Burnett Street
Wills Street
Guardian Office
Mitchell and Turner
Mrrchell & Turner
Nureo
Chas. Thomas
East Street
W. H. Prande
Draper and Clother
H. Ms. Jones
Toys
J. Brebner & Co
H. ©. Barretts
Ctotatng & Boot Warehouse
the Hall
Gladstone
Chas
Thomas
Mircuen
Turner
Oko
Hkemagia
A. Lee
Michinson
Ashburton Drag Company
W.H. Pearon
W. H. Pearce
A. T. H. Williams
Bert Amon
Tanceed Street
Bushnie
Triange
National Mortgage & Agency Co., of N.Z. Ltd
Land Department
National Mortgage & Agency Co. of
N.Z
Timara
London
T. Bullocr
Baat
W. Bain
T. Bullock
Avent
Andrew Orr & Co
Percy
Wc. Prarcy
Thavyea
Walsall
England
Fotter
Barrett
Admiral
J. A. Fernandez
Ezam
South Taland
C. R. Prime
Metaven
Canterbury
de Julian
L. Zouch
Tancnep Strcer Aghburton
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-Operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Ashburton Branch
West Xpreet
Joan Russin
Josefa McKow
Hampstead Town
Lands Registry Ofice
G. Bridges
District Land Registrar
Caledonian Sports
C & Fraser
Peraeed
Gent
Andrew Grr & Co., Ltd
Chap Man & Terrbis
Barnett Street Treining Depot
Mes
Hughes
Town Hall
Wucur AG
Aponte Manomester, Bros
Coeghs
Megara Kerr Bros, Ashburton
Messrs Oates
H. Bushvelle
Florist
GREEN
Grocer & Seedsman
Gilmour
Alf
Avery Nanabat
Manchester Bros
Andrew Orr & Co. Limited
Mircuevy & Tanwan
Jan Loth
Fletcher Bros
iWe
iVery
Hoa Do da Do
Sicily
Jordan
SM Inu . de
St George's
Swallow
Ariel’s
Mall Tina
Tina
Ib Tins
Green's
Tong
Ues
Farquhar
North’s
Falmon
Gilaas
Blackwell
Crosse
Er Tin
Singapore
Blair
Los
T'Leagers
Hever Exgeli
Erie
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