Land Settlement Push At Waitotara For Native Lands
A deputation of country settlers met the Premier in Wellington urging a proclamation to prohibit alienation of Native lands at Kangi and Waitotara now held by Europeans. They asked government purchase or subdivision for small holdings suitable for dairying. Examples showed good returns from small farms. Premier expressed sympathy but questioned legislative power and pledged to inquire.
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Wellington
Kangi
Waitotara
Ascel
Nik Nicne Lert
Madame Alolha Returns to London After Illness
London reports Madame Alolha has recovered and returned to the city after illness and a rumored secret marriage involving Miss Zena Dare and Mr Maurice Brett at Paddington registry. Banks discuss consols decline with calls for five pound bonds issued via post offices. Troopships are sold to Turkey, and the Panama Canal base proposal advances with a 27 million sterling lease offer.
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London
Madame Alolha
Zena Dare
Warrie
Amaurice Brett
Lord Esher
Paddington
Miss Dares
Lord St. Aldwyn
Berlin
Werth German Liovd Company
Oldenberg
Darmstadt
Turkey
Panama
Guayaquil
United States
Galapagos Islands
Panama Canal
Ecuador
Licensing Law Te Kuiti Court Proceedings
In Te Kuiti Magistrate Court Nathan and Company Auckland faced three informations for sending liquor to the King Country without proper quantity details. The firm claimed the same practice as Ohinemuri and argued quantities could have been supplied if asked. Magistrate noted misleading statements and noncompliance. did not record a conviction.
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Tt Kuiti
Te Kuiti
Nathan and Company
Auckland
King Country
Ohinemuri
Fim
The Premier Greets Inglewood Leaders
Inglewood hosts Premier who arrived at 2 15 pm and was welcomed by the Mayor and citizens. He toasted health with a short non political speech promising to influence the Mayor before returning. Mr Hine and Stratford citizens attended the event.
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Inglewood
Luncl
Hine
Stratford
University Considers Journalism Diploma Program
A faculty committee proposed a journalism study program at the university with a diploma upon completion. The curriculum includes BA level English, history, economics, geography for commerce, psychology, and a practical journalism paper plus hands on newspaper office training. The motion passed 14 to 6 and goes to the Statutes Committee.
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University Senate
Statutes
Debate in Chamber of Tepuies on Workmen's Pensions Bill
The Chamber of Tepuies debate on the Workmen's Pensions Bill shows twelve million people would benefit. Contributions would be obligatory for men and women earning below £220 per year, while pensions with a state grant could aid those earning under £200 or wives via voluntary deposits.
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Paris
Chamber of Tepuies
New Zealand Wharf Unions Aid Patea Strike Families
Wellington unions donate funds for wives and families of Patea waterside workers on strike. A further £25 from Lyttelton Wharf Labourers' Union boosts relief. Officers report tensions over cargo handling by crews from other unions. A conference to settle terms failed to produce a result.
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Wellington
Patea
Lyttelton
Shippings Companie
Cottage City Grounded Off Cape Mudge In Snow Storm
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company steamer Cottage City en route from Seattle to Skiloway grounded at Cape Mudge British Columbia during a blinding snow storm. Passengers escaped in boats and were landed at a lighthouse. One boat load is missing and feared lost.
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New York
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Cottage City
Seattle
Skilvoway
Cape Mudge
British Columbia
Canada U S reciprocity pact to free many goods
Ottawa reports Minister of Finance announcing in the House of Commons a reciprocity plan with the United States. Wheat grains dairy fish eggs poultry cattle and more would be free, with Canada removing pulpwood export limits and expanding free lists including lumber and raw materials. Taft predicts lower US living costs and closer ties.
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Ottawa
Wieldings
House of Commons
United States
Canada
New York
Taft
Congress
Obituary of Dr John Brown Paton Principal in Notting ham
Dr John Brown Paton principal of the Congregational Institute in Nottingham has died. His leadership shaped religious education and The Congregational Institute community mourns his passing.
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London
John Brown Paton
The
Congregational Institute
Nottingham
Bile Beans Cure Piles Says Patient in Brisbane Area
Mr George Agate of Netherton Villa Morningside via Brisbane recounts severe bleeding piles nine years ago. After ineffective medical treatment, he used Bile Beans, noting rapid relief from bleeding and eventual cure. He advocates the product for headaches digestion fatigue and related ailments.
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George Agate
Netherton Villa
Morningside
Brisbane
Ignorance of Kidney and Liver Health Warned in Ad
An advertisement declares many suffer from ailments caused by diseased kidneys and liver. Warner's Safe Cure is promoted as restoring kidney and liver health to remove poisons and end pain. A pamphlet offers free details, with related Warner products listed for constipation diabetes asthma nervous disorders.
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Warner
H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd
Melbourne
Vic
Irish demand for immediate constitution blocks Home Rule delay
John Redmond declines postponing Home Rule until a united England Scotland and Wales demand parliaments. Nationalists favor Federation but Ireland must have a Constitution now. Joseph Chamberlain at Birmingham says Lords would not pass the Parliament Bill and warns against peers. Sir J A Simon at Braintree says the Government Bill is definite and does not abolish the second chamber, but submits to the will of the nation.
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London
John Redmond
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
J. A. Simon
M.P
Braintree
Fire Destroys Houses in Petone and Whau Valley
Early today a fire in Petone razed two new six roomed unoccupied houses and left them a total loss with £200 insured for Mach. In Whangaritie on January 27 an eight roomed house at Whau Valley owned by Mr OD McLeod was demolished. the building was insured for £825 and furniture, largely saved, was insured by Guardian.
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Wellington
Petone
Mach
Whangarit
Whau Valley
OD. McLeod
National
Guardian
Do Patents Pay
A brief survey shows patents generate large profits from diverse inventors. Westinghouse air brake, J T Hasley conical glass lemon squeezer, printer ink, straw cutters, Howe sewing machine, shoe hardware, stylographic pen and more yielded substantial royalties and incomes. For patent information, contact Henry Hughes in Christchurch.
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Westinghouse
J. T. Hasley
Howe
Henry Hughes
Hereford St
Christchurch
Boxers Disqualifications After New Zealand Heavyweight Match
Hawke's Bay Boxing Association committee met in Hastings to review the heavyweight title bout between Blackmore and Rudd won by Blackmore on a foul. The committee decided to award the stakes to Blackmore and disqualify Rudd for three months.
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Napier
Hawke’s Day Boxing Association
Hastings
New Zealand
Blackmore
Rudd
Lane's Medoline Endorsed by Trades for Laborers
A historic plea urges all labor groups including garmers mechanics black smiths and painters to use Lane's Medoline as the nost, cleanest remedy available.
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Lane
Australian Workers Conference Backs Referendum
The Australian Workers Conference approves a referendum plan while condemning some New South Wales Ministry members for straying from the labor movement and risking solidarity. The stance reflects concern over internal divisions and political loyalties.
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Sydney
Australian Workers’ Conference
New South Wales
Cholera in China Raises Health Officials Alarm
London reports Dr. Ashburton Thompson, president of the Board of Health, doubts the China plague spreads by unknown means. He warns local conditions and lack of trained experts may allow the epidemic to run its course.
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London
Ashburton Thompson
Board of Health
China
New South Wales Labour Minister cuts child theatre work age
Tue Hon G Beeby the New South Wales Minister of Labour issued a minute restricting employment of children in theatrical and other performances to those above fourteen years of age.
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Beeby
New South Wales
Labour
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