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Tuesday stock sale at Ashburton Yards listed with meetings amusements and theatre showings at Theatre Royal Fuller's Pictures His Majesty's Hayward's Pictures and Sunday church services across St Stephen's Baring Square St Andrew's Primitive Methodist Baptist Church of Christ Salvation Army Tancred Street Hall and Borough Council 7 30 pm
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Theatre Royal
Fuller’s
His
Bunday's
St.Stephen’s
Baring Square
St. Andrew's
Church of Christ
Faller
His Majesty’s Theatre
Hayward’s
Suffragette Truce Amid Parliament Frustrations
A cable reports militant suffragists calling a truce pending the Franchise Bill. The piece traces Pankhurst, Lansbury, and others reacting to pillar box outrages while calling for restraint as debate proceeds in Parliament.
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England
Pankhurst
Lansbury
Mra Pankhurst
Errant
Women’s Suffrage
Melbourne
London
Filson Young
Mass Movement Voices for True Truce and Rights
The passage urges a real truce to end threats of invading the House of Commons with dermagants and hunting the Prime Minister and Churchill. It asserts that women’s enfranchisement will advance by logic and justice, condemning violence as unjustified and hysterical.
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House of Commons
Churchill
Christchurch Meeting Forms Overseas Club Branch
Christchurch citizens met to form an Overseas Club branch with addresses by Mr Evelyn Wretch and Miss Wrench. The town of Rekaia is quiet while farm work and harvest lessen town life. Reports from New Plymouth Harbour show rising revenue and a £7360 profit on the working account despite Wharf costs.
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Christchurch
Overseas Club
Evelyn Wretch
the League
Miss Wrench
Rekaia
New
Plymouth
Buara
New Zealand Producers’ Association
Wellington
West of England
London
W. D. Lysnar
New Zealand
Myr Lysnar
Dominion
Press Association
Timare
Caroline Bay Association
Royal Lifesaving Society
Massey Visit May Open 10000 Acres North Auckland
Reports say Mr Massey’s North Auckland visit could open about 10 000 acres for settlement. Other items note Harold Charles Phillips guilty on three false pretence and forgery charges in Dunedin Police Court, and various railway delays, market prices and local happenings including thefts, land domain issues, and a clearance sale offer at Br D Johnston’s shop with cut prices on bicycles and fishing gear.
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Dunedin
Harold Charles Phillips
Ashburton Visitors and Dignitaries Travel Log
The Ashburton scene features MPs officials and clergy in transit. Mr Nosworthy and Mr Sharplin arrived and departed. Chinese Consul-General Kwei Chih appointed. Postmaster General Frazer and NSW Speaker Henry Willis notably traveled via Ashburton and Wellington. The Premier visited Thames with tours of drainage works ahead of Hamilton.
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Kwei Chih
London
New Zealand
The
Thames
Havraki Plains
Hamilton
Ford Touring Car Price Rises Amid High Demand
The Ford Touring Car price climbs to £206 as a newer class car is produced, deliveries grow hard to obtain, and the price is said to have been cut slightly too fine. Only two of six Ford cars in February shipments are available. immediate orders are advised. Ashburton agent notes large Henry Ford volume due to robust construction and low per car profits.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Arson
Solo
Ashburton
Ashburton Farmers Union debate fire safety and organiser
The Ashburton Branch of the New Zealand Farmers Union met discussing spark fires from engines and careless lightings. They considered an organiser for the South Island and urged government action on fire laws and railway risks.
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Ashburton
New Zealand Farmers Union
Messrs RR. Gilmour
W. T. Lill
G. W. Leadley
W. Harding
W. Promipton
Ani
W. Anderson
Leadley
Anderson
Tor
Antines
Alona
Lill
Eagredd
Till
An .Inetande
Daingeo
Harding
New South Wales
Ms. Harding
Agricultural Conference
Chaiman
Mrt
South Island
North Island
Frampton
Farmers’ Union
Labour unrest sermon at St Pauls Cathedral and tragic Bushbury death
The Bishop of Worcester linked labour unrest to a broader national consciousness in a sermon at St Pauls Cathedral urging a new force beyond vote chasing. In Bushbury near Wolverhampton a dramatic scene ended with a man discovering a dying woman and a son killed by a throat wound. the Tenbury woman is hospitalized in critical condition.
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Bushbury
Ayolvacampton
Manavas
Tenbury
Wor ‘Tershire
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