Minister George Fowlds Returns to Auckland After Africa Trip
The Hon. George Fowlds, Minister of Education, arrived in Auckland aboard the Manta after representing New Zealand at the opening of the first Parliament of United South Africa. A civic reception followed at the Municipal Buildings with remarks by Vice Mayor Bagnell and leaders from the Auckland Chamber of Commerce and Harbour Board. He discussed Maori manuscript exchanges from the Grey collection and urged progress on town planning and parks for the growing city.
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Auckland
George Fowlds
New Zealand
United South Africa
Manta
Fowlds
May Fowlds
W. Crew
TL. J. Bagnell
J. £. Gunson
South Africa
Australia
Commonwealth
Empire
Capetown Public Library
Auckland Public Library
Capetown
Old Country
Dominion
Grey
Cape
Legislative Council
Geo. Grey
Fewlds
Hyurning
Africa
Libel verdicts in London election leaflets case
Mr P C Simonds who stood for St George s in the East at the January elections has won £5000 against the Newspaper Liberal Opinion Company Limited after libellous leaflets were circulated. Mr Justice Darling endorsed the jury on pursuing criminal proceedings in future libel cases.
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London
P.C. Simonds
St. George's-in-the-East
Daily Chronicle
Liberal Opinion Company, Limited
Justice Darling
Emigration totals, Liberal unity urged, and unrest notes
Britain's press association cites 293 944 emigrants with Canada 115 754 South Africa 8 862 and the United States 73 594. Seely warns sea power as key if Britain goes to war while Liberals claim unity on major planks. Recounts granted in two constituencies. Oswald Partington to replace defeated Derbyshire MP. Brazilian coffee prices rise in London. Damages sought from city after a fight at 100 Sydney Street. Emma Goldman barred from a U S miners convention in Columbus Ohio.
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Canada
South Africa
United States
Seely
Colonial Affairs
Oldham
Wanger
Britain
Wellington
Nappleon
West St. Pancras
West Bromwich
William Jones
Carnarvon
Treasury
Oswald Partington
High Peak
Derbyshire
London
Sydney Street
City Corporation
Indignation in Kiel Over Stoker Duty Allowance Cut
Bitter protest erupts in Kiel as Reichstag debates reducing stokers' daily duty allowance to Sid a day. The move sparks anger among workers and echoes broader wage and labor strain across Germany.
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Kiel
Reichstag
Czar Blesses Neva Ceremony Amid Turbulence and Diplomatic Talks
News from Russia reports the czar attended the blessing of the Neva waters, a rite halted since 1905 after a cannon shell wounded a palace window. Workers in champagne regions caused disturbances, vaults at Hautvilliers were forced open, and wine valued at $800 gallons was spilled. Unemployment pledges not to renew unrest pending government action. In Europe, press commentaries discuss Belgium neutrality, Dutch fortifications, and possible shifts in alliance policy. In Portugal Britain is to supply three Minas Gemes type Dreadnoughts. Twelve anarchists face life imprisonment. Dr Kotoke and his wife to be executed.
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Neva
Hautvilliers
Champagne
Damery
Journal Des Debats
Flushing
Britain
M. Picton
Germany
Plimner Denniston Company to stage play in Ashburton
The Plimner Denniston Company will present a new play at Oddfellows Hall Ashburton next Friday evening. Critics praise its moral themes and the Stranger’s sermon like performance while noting the faint clash with church and stage. Box plan opens at H. M. Jones's and seats may be reserved by mail.
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Plimner-Denniston Company
Oddfellows’ Hall
Ashburton
The
New Zealand Times
Talmage
Henry Ward Veecher
Plour
Abyars
Fouk
Garrick
H. M. Jones
Rexona cures a Brisbane girl's toe ailment
Mrs Gaffney of Windmill Street Valley Brisbane reports Rexona relieved a fortnight sore toe in her child after failed ointments. The ad promotes Rexona as a remedy for cuts bruises eczema pimples sores chapped hands and skin eruptions with samples via Saxo-Tonic Pill Co Sydney.
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Rexona
Mrs. Gaffney
Windmill-street
Valley
Brisbane
O'Connell Srvace
Sydney
N.S.W
Overcrowded Schools Prompt Visit Request in Dunedin
Dunedin Education Board reports serious overcrowding in city and rural infant departments. Applications from North East Valley Albany Street and Forbury schools seek more space. Board requests Minister of Education or Inspector-General visit with a deputation. Health Officer urged to consider removing about one third of children from some classes.
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Dunedin
Education Board
North‘East Valley
Albany Street
Forbury
Fduestion
Cone
McKinlay
T. Fergus
Federal conference to discuss troubled building trades
Mr Justice Higgins will convene a compulsory conference under the Federal Arbitration Act to discuss trouble in building trades across several States. The flood in the Clarence river swept away vast areas of water at Hyacinth raising navigation concerns and the Federal Government opts not to send a military contingent to the Coronation due to cost.
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Justice Higgins
Clarence River
Hyacinth
Tudor
New South Wales
Pictovitch Varawa
Howard Smith Company
Marine Board
Everton Grange
Mersey
Melbourne
Sydney
Java
Volourel Labour
A Bushman's Time Promotes Warner's Safe Cure
An essay contrasts bushmen's time and modern thinking, then extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims body waste from food and drink is constantly produced and eliminated, and promotes the tonic as a healing stimulant. The ad touts clinicians and pharmacists selling both original and cheaper concentrated forms.
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el Vic
Warner
Rebel Victory Reported in Mexico
Mexico, New York January 19 official sources confirm a rebel victory in Mexico. The announcement cites decisive action and victory claims, with no immediate details on leaders or casualties.
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New York
Mexico
Mawson to seek ship for Antarctic expedition
Mawson will leave for London to arrange the purchase of a ship for his Antarctic expedition. The vessel will be fitted with wireless so daily reports can be sent to Australian newspapers. If funds are not guaranteed after arrival, he will abandon the project and join a British expedition.
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Adelaide
de, Mawson
London
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