Ulster King-at-Arms Vicars Refuses Relinquishment
Sir Arthur Vicars declares he was not notified legally and refuses to give up office as Ulster King-at-Arms. His dismissal was formally issued yesterday and legal developments are anticipated. Influenza deaths rise in London with two fatalities last week. Sir Edward Grey responds on released Denshawi prisoners tied to Captain Bull’s death.
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Lonlion
Arthur Vicars
Ulster
London
Edward Grey
Macarness
Johannesburg boycott forms White League against Asiatic traders
In Johannesburg a large meeting launched a boycott of Asiatic traders and Asiatic employers. A White League was formed to establish committees across the Transvaal to obtain pledges for the boycott.
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Per Press Association
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Lords Debate Over British Indians in Transvaal Settlement
Lord Ampthill opened the Lords discussion on British Indian treatment in the Transvaal. Speakers including Curzon Elgin and Lansdowne described the settlement as provisional and warned terms should minimize hardship while ensuring the Indians maintain a defined, honorable position amid differing colonial aims. The issue was not resolved.
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London
Lord Ampthill
Transvaal
Lord Curzon
Lord Elgin
Marquis of Lansdowne
Government pardons chiefs in 1906 rebellion
In Durban on February 6 Sir Nathan announced at a gathering of 200 to 250 chiefs at Neutu that the government would pursue a policy of forgive and forget. He said the authorities had pardoned all ranks involved in the 1906 rebellion, a decision that impressed and delighted the natives.
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Durban
Mr. Nathan
Neutu
The Lisbon Murders Reported Innocent Victim Identified
A March dispatch notes one of three men killed in the Lisbon assassinations is identified as an innocent victim. The report cites a press association summary and mentions Portugal's political scene in brief.
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Lisbon
Portugal
New Zealand blue cod free measure defeated in Senate
In Melbourne February 6 reports state a Senate vote defeated an effort to make New Zealand blue cod free. Other items note German penal settlement discussion, a poison administration arrest in Brisband, and maritime incidents including the Nokko Maru quarantining Manila smallpox cases and the Windsor wreck with one engineer killed. A horse race result lists Midsummer Handicap Stratagem winning by a length and a half in 2.40.
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Per
Press Association
New Zealand
Melbourne
Senate
Wool and wheat market notes and land sales report
The wool sales show improved competition for crossbreds with no change in merino prices. Wheat supply is listed as 64,884,000 bushels in the American visible supply. The Colonial Consignment and Distributing Co reports frozen meat prices in Napier, Wellington, and North Island. The National Mortgage and Agency Co notes land sales: 700 acres at Tinward to Geo. McFarlane Ashburton and 150 acres at Elgin to a North Canterbury buyer. Both farms noted for high productivity.
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Per Press Association
London
Napier
Colonial Consignment and Distributing Company
Mnuttou
Wellington
North Island
Nieel
National Mortgage and Agency Company
Edward Gates
Tinward
Geo. McFarlane
Ashburton
Joseph Choak
Elgin
North Canterbury
Canterbury Midsummer Meeting Results Report
At Christchurch February 6 the C J C Midsummer Meeting drew poor attendance in fine weather. Trial Stakes: Moscow first, Tremuldus second, Tea Cup third. others started. Hobby Welter won by half a length with Southern Cross, time 1min 30sec. Filly Stakes went to Sunglow over Sister Aune, Prim, time 1min 13.6sec. Ashburton County Racing Club's programme approved at Canterbury hockey club meeting.
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C.J.C
Moscow
Tremuldus
Tea Cup
Shimmer
Ronaldshay
Los Angeles
Tulia
Necktie
Lin
Hobby Welter
Aimes Souls
Thunderer
Blythemaid
Southern Cross
Canterbury _ hockey club
Ashburton County Racing Club
Destructive Timaru Fire Hits Farmers Co operative
A large fire in Timaru gutted the Farmers Co operative Association building on Beswick and Strathallan streets. Loss estimated at 60 000 to 70 000 pounds with 45 500 on stock and fittings and 15 000 on buildings. Insurers include South British Royal and Northern groups. Business to continue using nearby buildings.
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Tiataru
Mmam
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Beswick Street
Strathallan Street
Royal
Alliance, New Zealand
Phoenix
Royal Jtxbane
National
Farmers’ Co-operative
Norwich Union
Standard
Northern Assurance
North British
Queensland
South British
Timaru
Canterbury
New Zealand Insurance
Canterbury Farmers’ Co-operative
ES Wervan
Mia Hughes
Burnett Street
Greater Ashburton Vision Sparks Hampstead Allenton Ties
The mayor urges uniting Hampstead Allenton and Ashburton into one local body to cut costs and boost revenue. He argues a single governing council would reduce administration, preserve reserves, and raise property values while preserving Hampstead and Allenton representation under a ward system. He plans to present the plan at an upcoming Hampstead meeting on the high pressure water supply.
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Hampstead
Allenton
Ashburton
Otekaike Estate Controversy Brings Government Action
Telegram from Sir Joseph Ward to G. Jones notes Otago Land Board reconsideration of a preferred allocation as advice from law advisers questions its legality. Meantime in Wellington 49 sections of the Otekaike estate are to be offered on 33 year leases with 29000 acres, 900+ applications and 601 bidders expected in the ballot.
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Oamaru
Otekaike
Wellington
Ogtekaike
North Otago
Government Sweating in Auckland Post Office
A telegraph messenger calling himself One of the Oppressed warns the Trades and Labour Council that Department workers faced 15 hours overtime on Christmas Eve and four hours on Christmas Day and Boxing Day without pay. The Council resolves to forward the complaint to the Postmaster-General, lamenting that laws to aid workers contrast with government sweating its own staff.
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Auckland
Trades and ‘Labour Council
Temperature at Domain reads 72 degrees in shade
The Domain thermometer showed 72 degrees in the shade at 1.45 pm today. Readers are directed to pages i and 4 for the continuation of reading matter.
Ar Zouch Remains On Call and Advertises Low Fees
Ar Zouch continues to be available for consultation and advertising services. He will maintain his standard of best possible work at the lowest fees.
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Ar. Zouch
Supreme Court sentences three defendants in recent cases
At the Supreme Court Phyllis Ferraro who had been found guilty of wounding Gustaf Tamim was sentenced to four months imprisonment. George Chaffey on a charge of theft was sentenced to three months. Elizabeth Victoria Shore on a charge of making a false declaration under the Births and Deaths Registration Act was ordered to come up for sentence when called upon.
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Wellington
Supreme Court
Phyllis Ferraro
Gustaf Tamim
George Chaffey
Wes
Elizabeth Victoria Shore
Martin Johnson Committed for Trial in Arson Case
Martin Johnson was committed for trial at the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of arson linked to the Mast ings fire. Bail was allowed with sureties of £100 and one other security.
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Napier
Martin Johnson
Magistrate's Court
Apiti Dairy Creamery Destroyed By Bush Fire
Fires at Table Flat destroy the Apiti Dairy Company's creamery. Wires burn in Apiti and Ranginshia districts. No immediate danger, but rain or calm winds are needed to prevent further damage in the coming week.
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Peilding
Apiti Dairy Company
Table Flat
Apiti
Ranginshia
Vast Rural Properties Offered Across Regions
An extensive catalog describes multiple farms and stations with thousands of acres for sale or lease in Southland North Canterbury Amuri Hawke's Bay and surrounding areas. Listings include price per acre acreages ploughable land water races shelters buildings and livestock capacity detailing sheep cattle and crop potential. Offers span Freehold leasehold and mixed parcels appealing to dairy foresters and sheep stations with varying rent and sale terms.
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Awa
Puketea
Jimaru
North Canterbury
Southland
Amuri
Prios
Land and Estate Agency Ashburton Notice
Land and estate agency on Burnerh Street Ashburton and 1M features in the readable text. The fragment mentions property listings and a likely business notice in a local archive. The available details are limited and non-specific.
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Burnerh Street
Ashburton
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