Millar urges Liberals to back true candidates in elections
Mr Millar assails Caesarism as dangerous for democracy. He argues Labour League disloyalty risks desertion and warns against government or opposition dictating party picks. Farmers report drought pressure, harvesting nears, and fires threaten crops as open land sales and utilities plans proceed.
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Vilarslie
Ruttland
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Labour League
Ellorslie
New Zealand
Oll
Ellerslie
Bacon
Bush and Grass Fires Ravage Rural New Zealand Regions
Reports from Gisborne to Masterton describe widespread grass and log fires. Losses include creameries, a sawmill at Mount Bruce, fences, sheds, outbuildings, and livestock with no insurance for some. Fires threaten homesteads as dry conditions persist and rain remains awaited.
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Waione
Daily Press
Peck
McHardy
Carterton
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Mount Bruce
Masterton
Lastwell’s
Manngaterere
Ashburton Petition Seeks Thursday Half Holiday Retention
Traders with seventy seven signatures hand a petition to the Mayor asking the Thursday half holiday be kept, arguing Saturday shifts would inconvenience the public and that the council may reverse its decision. Also notes on elections, courts, tax, water supply debates, and port trade figures.
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Ashburton
Alor
Traction engine by laws clarified by Ashburton letter
In a correspondence letter Chas W Parnell of Ashburton corrects a leading article claim about traction engine by laws. He states the County Council passed laws at the request of Road Boards after a conference drafted fair by laws, with written communication to the Council chairman. He notes the conference's draft formed the basis of the Council's by laws.
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Chrisie v. Railway
County Council
Traction 1
Chas. W. Parnell
Ashburton
Ed.j
Orchard Pests and Codlin Moth Warning to Growers
The letter notes codlin moth damage in many orchards as the pest has shifted from larva to grub stage. It urges immediate spraying to kill remaining pests and asks for information on any Act concerning orchard pests and penalties for growers.
Resignation at Bank of Australia directorate
W A McArthur resigns his directorship of the Bank of Australia now the Bank of Australia. Reports from Victoria, BC, note new immigration rules will halt arrival of Japanese from Hawaii and Hindus from Hong Kong. Steamer Hornby Grange arrives after fire damaged meat cargo. Italy anxious over Abyssinia garrison. Caprera and Arethusa ordered to Renair coast. Lord Cromer defends free trade against trusts and warns against protection. Jury selected for Harry Kendall Thaw trial. Patent distance recorders ordered for third cruiser. Radium health baths planned at Joachimsthal. Bulaw opposes universal suffrage in Prussia.
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Victoria
British Columbia
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London
Glasgow
Australia
Keir Hardie Defends India Visit While In New Zealand
In Kaitangata Mr Keir Hardie asserted he never explains his actions. He described spending ten days in India, staying two months to study the country and its voice and press. He said he mixed with common people and faced no official objection. He then spoke at Dunedin and planned travels to Melbourne, Durban, and South Africa before London in March.
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Kaitangata
India
House of Commons
New Zealand
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Maramas
Melbourne
Adelaide
Durban
Pretoria
Johannesborg
Bloemfontein
Cayatown
London
Fatalities and Accidents Reported in Dennevire and Dunedin
A series of accidents and deaths reported from Dennevire and Dunedin include Hill crushed by a falling stump while using a jack, John Cook injured by a stone and coal fall at Denninston colliery, and William Halloran attempting self harm at Boyd’s station near Outram. A yacht capsize near Waverley left Thomas Smith missing, Rush saved. Smith, 20, was unmarried.
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Dennnston
Dunedin
Wilam Halloran
Boyd
Outram
Dunedin Hospital
Rush
Thomas Smith
Waverley
Smith
Morocco pacification delayed by Hafid proclamation
Reports from Morocco indicate pacification faces further delay as Mulai Hafid is proclaimed Sultan in an unsigned decree. Shulaibd-es-Salam named Viceroy awaiting Hafid's arrival.
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Morocco
Mulai Hafid
Shulaibd-es- Salam
Rain Lifts Indian Farmers Favorable Agricultural Outlook
In India the loan has been applied for sixfold while welcome rain soothes drought in the Punjaub western frontier Shinde West and Rajputana easing the agricultural situation and boosting prospects.
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Bombay
Punjaub
Northwestern Frontier
Shnde West
Rajputana
India
Dinizulu Treason Inquiry Reopens at Maritzburg
At the resumed enquiry in Maritzburg into treason charges against Dinizulu, evidence showed he harboured and fed rebels at Christmas 1906, some of whom had earlier belonged to Bambaata's impi.
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Dinizulu
Dinigulu
Bambaata
Impi
Indians in Transvaal court sentences in January
Seven Indians at Pretoria received three months imprisonment for disobeying the magistrate order to quit the Transvaal. Fines totaled £100 for some, £50 for others with three months more for nonpayment. Gandhi and five others got two months for defying the law as a procession with black flags marked the close of proceedings. Cape Town reports Cave Colony issuing a three and a half percent loan at 0.98.
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Johannesburg
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Cave Colony
Caldwell Improvement Delays Portman Case Proceedings
New York January 12 Caldwell is improving and the ex tradition proceedings have been adjourned for a fortnight, hoping he will attend next.
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Per Press Association
New York
Caldwell
Schutz
Ruof
Indictments Remain Against Schmitz and Ruef
London report from a San Francisco correspondent says many indictments exist against Schmitz and Ruef though both may soon be released. The ongoing prosecution campaign faces potential collapse amid uncertain charges and legal maneuvering.
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Tius Times
Schmitz
Ruef
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