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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
3
An early 115 am dispatch from Newfoundland outlines a dispute involving local authorities and residents. Details remain sparse but indicate escalating tensions and possible legal action. Authorities urged calm as parties seek resolution.
London reports from January 15th indicate Anglophobia in Germany is prompting calls for potential leave of absence by ambassadors and even questioning future visits by the Prince of Wales. The Times cautions the situation is grave while Britain may press Germany to correct misperceptions amid Bulow’s remarks.
There is enthusiasm in Canada for Mr Chamberlain's attitude toward Germany while England resists linking the Kaiser to Count von Buelow's remarks. Ottawa reports a cautious tone and impatience with foreign references to British officials.
A Sydney firm replies to a German manufacturer, declaring they will from now on use only goods made in England due to national tensions and alleged prearranged rebellion. The exchange cites long-standing business ties and rising pro-British sentiment.
Mr Barton faced moves to censure after dispatching the Federal Contingent without prior House consultation. He argued imperial ties and the need to act swiftly, denying claims of delaying action or failing to meet requests. The exchange touched on Australasian trade, pacific control, and German propaganda.
In a parliamentary debate Mr Barton defends neutrality and imperial unity, pledging to aid Britain with troops if needed. Mr Reid condemns German propaganda while Mr McDonald argues against a Australian contingent. A Wellington merchants’ deputation calls a public protest meeting against German pressure on Britain.
A catalog of sauces, jams, flavorings, oils, and household staples priced per bottle, tin, jar, or packet. Notable items include Mellor's Mild or Piquant dips, Flag brand preserves, Colonial essences, Sperm wax candles, and various oils and additives. Also advertised are farm supplies and household pumps for money-saving purposes.
The Premier defends Empire unity amid German charges and Chamberlain praise. He cites a possible future for a German goods boycott, notes an open door policy, and foresees a budget surplus ahead. Sir J G Ward and Mr Mills also praised the colony’s strong financial stance.
Drownings reported in Petone and Manawatu involve Bruce Munro age 17 who vanished after collapsing while leading a swimming match as companions reached shore. Another death follows a boy named Thomas Mayo, son of Joseph Mayo, who drowns in the Manawatu river while bathing. Police recoveries noted. unrelated updates cover railway security, imports, and rifle association plans.
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