New Zealand Meat Markets Report From Willington
The High Commissioner reports February 12 on steady mutton and lamb markets with cautious demand. North Island mutton stocks are widespread and nearing sale. North Island lamb prices average about 1s 3d. Beef is firm with no price advances. butter and cheese markets hold firm with price trends mixed. Wool remains firm. grain quiet but a promising evening trade. River Plate arrivals to UK ports in January total 184,666 mutton carcases and 18,207 lamb carcases across multiple ports.
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Willington
High Commissioner
Mcot
New Zealand
North Island
Canterbury
Aia
United Kingdom
London
Liverpool
Hull
Newcastle
Southampton
Cardiff
Plymouth
Ireland
Conference on Training Teachers in Wellington
Representatives from the Department of Education Education Boards and college principals met in Wellington to discuss control and organization of training colleges. The meeting amended regulation to increase outside representation cap at two and set biannual meetings. A 450 to 510 pupil cap for normal schools was decided.
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Wellington
Department of Education
G. Hoghen
Bonarda
Tyo
Milne
Gray
White
Dunedin
Anderson
Professor White
Dr. Anderson
Indignation Meeting Demands Royal Inquiry Into Knyvett Case
An Auckland indignation meeting at His Majesty's Theatre condemned the Defence Department decision on Captain Knyvett. Speakers urged an impartial tribunal and a Royal Commission of Inquiry, with a deputation to press Ministers for action.
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Auckland
His Majesty's Theatre
Knyvett
Massey
Captain Knyveli
Enyvett
Colonel Robin
Robin
Defence Department
Knyvett Defence Committee
Knyvott Defence Committee
G. Fowlds
Findlay
Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets in Invercargill
At the Invercargill convention Mrs Hobbs from Victoria spoke on women’s suffrage and liquor issues. Delegates discussed pooling delegate fares, Sabbath observance, and a police matron for lockups. The Maori report noted growing pledge signers and Te Rau College students’ temperance interest.
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Par Press Association
Invercargill
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Hobbs
Victoria
New Zealand
Department of Non-Alcoholic Medication
Presbyterian Church
Te Rau College
Gisborne
Hera Sterling
Miss Powell
Shirkland
Invercarwill
Hawke's Bay Charity Board Member Resigns Over Ill
At Hawke's Bay Charitable Aid Board meeting the chairman denied knowledge of a member supplying goods beyond the statutory limit. A. H. B. Eagleston, the implicated member, sent his resignation which was accepted after its forwarding.
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Napier
Hawke's Bay
Maori Couple to Face Court Over Tohungaism
In Christchurch on February 1d a well known local Maori and his wife are charged with practicing Tohungaism and will face the Magistrate on the 83rd inst. for the case expected to draw considerable interest.
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Christchurch
Training College conference halves pupil limit and seeks notice
A conference of principals of training colleges and committees of advice opened with Mr G Hogben presiding. A resolution passed to raise the main school limit from 450 to 510 pupils under the training college scheme. The Education Department was criticized for ignoring committees of advice recommendations.
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Wellington
G. Hogben
Education Department
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Backed by Satisfied Family Testimony
Indigestion remedies are urged by a Christchurch reader citing Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy to poor digestion. A Mrs Agnes Mclean reports twelve months of use with relief from backaches and costiveness and praises the pills as restoring digestion and nutrition rather than merely acting as a purgative.
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Morse
Agnes Mclean
Avon Boat Shed
Christchurch
New Zealand to Protect Native Birds Under New Law
Nearly every native bird in New Zealand will be protected by law this year under the Animals Protection Act. Six of thirty two Acclimatisation Societies have asked for seasons ranging from open to close on native and imported game, while kea and black shag remain outlawed and hunted. In Canterbury hares are branded vermin and may be shot on sight, with deer as the only protected animals needing a license.
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New Zealand
Lme
Dominion
D. Buddo
Canterbury
Milk price rise sparks unions and public role debate
A Auckland Herald correspondent argues the milk price increase harms nonunion vendors and raises questions about union power and arbitration. He condemns the vendors for refusing wage standards and mocks perceived democratic hypocrisy by capitalists amid calls for Conciliation Board action.
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Auckland
The
Herald
P. Bowling
Fire at No 22 Fowke Street Richmond Damages House
Fire alarm sounded at 8 30 pm for a blaze in a motor and horse chemical equipped roomed house owned by Mr W H Lawrence at No 22 Fowke Street Richmond. Building and contents insured with National Insurance Company for 100 were damaged.
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Christchurch
Fowke Street
Richmond
W. H. Lawrence
National Insurance
Fox
Sanders Extract Ad Claims and Patient Endorsements
An advertisement touts Sander's Extract as a universal remedy for coughs colds nose throat lungs and rheumatic pains. It features customer praise from Mr Th Halderness and claims superior antiseptic eucalyptus content and healing effects with directions for dosing and topical use.
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Th. Halderness, Dappil
Sander & Sons
Sander
Sandior
Sanders
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