Seeley Seeks Lords Reform Across British Empire
Colonel Seeley urged abolition of hereditary peers and elected Lords in the British Empire, arguing a democratic basis like the House of Commons. Opposition from radicals and Sir Charles Dilke was noted as Liberal ministers planned potential divisions amid tariff reform talks and Easter proceedings.
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Chamberlains Amendment on Trade and Empire Policy
In the House of Commons Mr Austen Chamberlain moves an amendment to the Address regretting no proposals to enlarge markets for British and Irish produce or reform the fiscal system to boost home trade and negotiate lower foreign tariffs. He says Britain shut the door to self governing dominions and refused fiscal talks, while Al Buxton warns of the difficult position despite offers of mutual preference. The colonies press for a Britain favour rebate while asking who should bear the tax.
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Chamberlain amendment rejected in House of Commons
In London on February 25 the House of Commons rejected Mr Aust en Chamberlain s amendment to the Address in Reply by 285 to 254. Several members abstained or did not vote. Balfour argued about tariffs and wheat prices while Lloyd George defended his statements on black bread and offal. The speech sparked a strong party demonstration.
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Asquith States No Home Rule Bill This Session
In the House of Commons Mr Asquith told Mr Craig the Government has no plan to introduce a Home Rule Bill this session.
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Radicals Demand Energetic Action Over Veto
Forty Radicals urged Mr Asquith to take strong measures regarding the veto, calling for decisive policy. The group pressed for immediate clarity and direction in the government stance on the veto issue.
Rosebery to seek Lords committee on Second Chamber reform
Lord Rosebery has given notice to ask the House of Lords to resolve into a committee on March 14. The committee would consider reform of the existing organization with a view to constituting a strong and efficient second chamber.
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Dalziel and Asquith Spar Over Lords Rulings
Mr Asquith told Mr Redmond he would not set a day for tabling his statements on the House of Lords. He also stated Colonel Seely at Akeston was not speaking for the Government regarding the Lords.
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Dalai Lama
Sikkim
Inventions Needed for Practical Improvements Worldwide
Henry Hughes of Christchurch publishes a call for inventions covering a wide range of devices. Requests include efficient hydraulic rams, farming Implements, phonograph improvements, rifle attachments, boiler cleaners, electric appliances, automatic railway couplings, filters, top attachments, household gadgets, hotel fire alarms, runaway horse stoppers, puncture resistant tyres, advertising methods, combined filters and water coolers, window innovations, and many other everyday machine improvements.
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Coal seam found at Katoomba linked to Lithgow
Sydney reports a remarkable coal discovery at Katoomba believed to extend the Lithgow seam and boost New South Wales resources. A Tyne steamer Thistle Boy spotted a weathered overturned boat far south with no wreckage nearby during a January gale.
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Britain and the Tashi Lama in Tibet Crisis
In London February 24 Viscount Morley and the Earl of Minto discuss sending a representative to meet the Tashi Lama as the Dalai Lama flees pursuit by Chinese forces. The Dalai Lama escaped to Mongolia while Tibet remains under nominal Chinese suzerainty. The Tashi Lama, allied with Britain, gains prestige while China strengthens its position during the Dalai Lama’s absence.
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Newcastle Negotiations Reach Impasse Over Union Scope
Sydney February 24 The Newcastle negotiations have reached an impasse as proprietors insist their promise to take back employees covers only Northern Colliery Employees Federation members not other unions. Judge Scholes urged consideration and a solution, with Charlton proposing talks with representative men. The court adjourned to allow further effort toward resolution.
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Miners demand removal of judge over political sentencing remarks
Sydney February 25 The Amalgamated Miners Association at Broken Hill calls for Judge Rogers to be removed from the bench accusing him of making a political speech while passing sentence in Bowling and others case.
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Newcastle strike prompts bid to intervene in wages case
The Federated Engine drivers and Firemen's Association sought to intervene to prevent discrimination against its members when re engagement in mining jobs is decided. Judge Scholes refused, directing the entity to apply to the Industrial Court for a Special Board. It is believed owners are targeting the Engine-drivers' Association with their current stance.
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Germany Faces Trade Pressures From Britain and Canada
Berlin city desk reports Herr Delbruck, German Interior Minister, warns in the Diet that Britain nears protectionism and Germany must evaluate weaponized tariffs. He notes German goods remain discriminated against by Britain, some colonies, and France, with a 22 percent preference gap for most articles. He cites Germany’s probe into Standard Oil practices and an official study into US and Mexican resources for independent supply.
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Governor to Tour New Zealand Region For Rhodes Scholar Vote
The Governor will remain in Wellington during Lord Kitchener's visit and preside on Tuesday at the meeting for the Rhodes scholar election. He proceeds to Napier on Wednesday and returns to Wellington, then travels south to Hurunui and the West Coast via Otira Gorge, aiming to return by March 13. He then visits Canterbury Otago Southland and, after April, travels north to Bay of Plenty Thames, returning to Wellington via Wakat obo. Farewell visits to southern centres and principal towns precede departure for England, with a break in Australia.
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New Zealand Amateur Swimming Championship Concludes
The New Zealand Amateur Swimming Championship meeting in Auckland closes with notable results. Freyburg wins the 100 yards, O Hara second, M E Champion third. Healey takes the 440 yard title while Champion wins the mile relay for Auckland. Canterbury A defeats Canterbury B in water polo by three goals.
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Missing Waratah Search Underway In Wakefield Mission
Melbourne wire reports a further delay in dispatching the Wakefield in the Waratah search after the naval officer aboard asked for clearer orders. A cable sent today directs the officer to proceed at once and include Heard and Macdonald Islands in the search.
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Warner's Late Cure Promoted for Kidney Disorders
An article explains kidney function and the role of urine in removing waste from blood. It claims Warner's Late Cure can restore kidney health and treat disorders like gout neuralgia and backache, available from chemists or stores in original or concentrated non alcoholic form.
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