War Office finances and empire notes push through a busy agenda
A dense report covers changes at the War Office with J D Acland as financial secretary, praise for naval gifts to the empire, coronation events across Europe, and debates in Ottawa and Rhodesia. It notes Protests over mixed marriages in Dublin, Canadian reciprocity talk, and New Zealand land and navy spending under Sir Joseph Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Acland
OLP
C. 8. Mallet
War Offic
Royal
Imperial Automobile Clubs
Prince Henry
Prussia
Hamburg
Bremerksyen
Southampton
Harrogate
Newcastle
Edinburgh
Windermere
Shrewsbury
London
Randolph Polo Club
Rancelagh
Dublin
United States
Canada
Morning Post
Daily Mail
Daily
Infant gains strength with Robinsons Patent Groats
A delicate young child improving after being fed Robinsons Patent Groats and Robinsons Patent Barley. Patient progress noted as steady, with signs of restored vitality and growing energy after dietary support.
Peace and union urged to develop South Africa's trade
The Duke of Connaught at a Guildhall lunch urged leaders to leave no stone unturned to promote British trade with South Africa and aid its vast mineral and agricultural resources. He noted changed Dominion status, praising Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa as four great nations ready for imperial conference discussions. He warned of political mistakes but believed South Africans would safeguard free government and ensure Union success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros
Januery JL
Pukekeho
Delian
Pukehole Town
Beewty
Joseph
New Zealand
North Island
Joseph Ward
Vicotine
Sir Joseph
Lady Ward
London
Dule
Connnaught
Guildhall
South Africa
Lemiens
Ile
Canada
Australia
NSW Cabinet approves start of brick works and cadet enrolment
The New South Wales Cabinet orders immediate plant setup at Homebush Bay producing 25 000 bricks daily while Botany will make sand and lime bricks. Cadet registrations closed with 12 000 forms issued at Sydney Post Office and 32 000 expected to enroll across eight brigades of four battalions. A heroism recognition for Baker and Carken over the Coogee disaster is planned. Hugh Ward to lead a large athletic carnival fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Homebush Bay
Botany
Sydney
Oie
Baker
Carken
Coogee
Clarken
New Zealand Humane Society
Hugh Ward
New Zealand Insurance Company Announces Year End 1910 Totals
Auckland January 31 The New Zealand Insurance Company Limited reports net income from premiums interest and rents of 635 038 for year ended November 30 1910 After dividend of 15000 in August the credit balance is 66 606 Directors propose placing 25000 to reserves From 41606 remaining they recommend no dividend and a jubilee bonus of 1s per share absorbing 22500 making 6s per share for the year They also propose transferring 56000 to a provident fund Paid up capital reserves and undivided profit total 789 106 after dividends and bonus provision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand Insurance Company, Limited
Provident Fund
Sagacity of Persians and the stomach’s role in life
An epigram on Persian thought links life quality to stomach health. It states a stomach that furnishes nutrients as fast as decay sustains life leads to fullness, while poor living strains organs and hastens decline. The text extols the stomach’s blood production and warns on inefficient nourishment.
Dr Sheldon Digestive Tabules Promises Powerful Digestion
Dr Sheldon's Digestive Tabules claim the most perfect digestive qualities and the ability to digest food despite stomach issues. They promise to stop gas and bad breath while toning the digestive canal including the stomach. Each tin contains 30 tabules priced 2/6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Sawmill Fire Totals Large Loss at New Plymouth
Early Friday a blaze at Dives Sawmill on the Afokan river destroyed 160000 feet of white pine awaiting export to Sydney. Insurance covered £380. loss about £230 beyond that. Cause believed spark from engine. gale prevailing. Mill and stack limit saved. Westport reports bush fires at Bradshaw's Terrace where Fletcher's Sawmill was saved but tramline worth £100 burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Dive’s
Afokan
Sydney
Phoenix
Westport
Bradshaw' S Terrace
Fletcher
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Shipping
Zealand Shipping TE Company
Darien
Via
Monte Video
Leneriffe
Plytienth
Siaamer
Tosali
Tarckina't
Tonsartrotr
Wellington
Wellingtonsgar
Wilington
Dwin
Rio
Particwars
Apply—Triedlander Sros., Ltd
Teneriffe
Plymouth
Atheniot
Gorinthisth
Arawa
Ewin Scrow
tCalling
National Mortgage and Agency. Company, Ltd
Nicoll. Bros., Co
NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE _ COMPANY, LTD
TRE Premiel and Wealutreat Coloneal Company
Nicole Sros
Igeington Fertilisers
Islington
Hereford Streat
Christchurch
the Globe Delivery Company OF New Zealand, Ltd
IG. H. Tate
Aggagh & Express
Dundas &T
Christchtroge
N.Z
A. Pollock
Ashburton
Ter Press Association
Cops
Britain
Canadian Senate
House of Commons
Wilfrid Laurier
House of Lords
Thay
Ini
Senate
Ontario
Viscount Ghidstone
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Chamber of Deputies
Turkey
John Jackson, Limited
Hindeh
Mesopotamia
Ballantynes
Ghristchurch
Colman
Robinson's Patent Groats
Robinson
Baker Bros
Cass Street
Wakanui Road
Cass and
Cameron Streets
Barningham
George Strewl
Dunydin
Kuex Church
Riedlander Bros
Winwald
Timaru
Brown and Son’s
Addington
Timaru— Mill and CO OO
Friedlander Bros.’, Ltd
Invercargill
Ward and CO
Friedlander Pros., Ltd. Auctioneers
Dick’s Brlata
Orion 7
Gho. Meddins
The
People's
Burnett Street
Reen
Oxford
Leo
Aare
NEW Zealand Insurance Company
Gil
H.C. Barrett
East Street
Ane
FFRES
Gee
Vegas
W. H. Collins and Tv
Vadman & Davis
Gurnett Street
Ashburton Gas, Coal & Coke Co
J. Mellor
Tancred Street
Ballantyne’ S
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