British Lords Pass Second Reading On Colonial Solicitors
News from Loupen and Paria report legal and defense spending actions. The Lords pass a second reading empowering colonial solicitors to practice in Britain’s Supreme Courts while chambers urge repeal of double income tax on British subjects. In Paria the Deputies approve a ten year shipbuilding program funding six battleships and five armoured cruisers and torpedo boats. In Syvanny the Tasman Sea weather hinders ships Talune Zealandia as Porpoise returns with boats lost. In MELpourny a reservoir breach threatens Bendigo and Castlemaine with two billion gallons lost before repairs.
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House of Lords
Chambers of Commerce Congress
Paria
Chamber of Deputies
Crisis in China and Britain’s Gunboat Aid
United Press reports the Government offered the gunboat Protector for China with or without a crew. Mr Chamberlain thanks colonies for despatching three cruisers, praising their readiness to aid the Mother Country. Mezzourin notes Chamberlain’s despatch and McLean discusses confidentiality of the reply.
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Avelaine
Mr Chamberlain
Protector
China
Great Britain
Mezzourin
McLean
Proposed Contingent for China and New Zealand Role
A dated dispatch discusses a planned contingent to China and claims about New Zealand being the first colony asked by Mr Chamberlain for cruisers. It notes secrecy in communications and cites a reply from Chamberlain thanking ministers for agreeing to temporarily employ Australian squadrons in Chinese waters to protect British interests and subjects.
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Ntectric
Ventanotos
China
New Zealand
Mr Chamberlain
Ueed
Thia
Wiine
Seddon
Vitiah
Her
Subsidy Clash Impedes San Francisco Mail Plan
Telegraph dispatches from July detail New South Wales reluctance to fund subsidies for the San Francisco mail, citing competition with foreign-owned boats and the Vancouver service. A Dawson tragedy is reported where farm labourer Perrier shot Miss Aubrey, killing her, with authorities arresting the murderer.
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Sydney
Orick
New Zealand
New South Wales
Tus
Munsousne
Perrier
Dawson
Miss Aubrey
Elose Range
Commonwealth Bill Sparks House Of Lords Debate
In a Lords session July 1 the Commonwealth Bill drew praise from United Free Association leader Electria Loxpon claiming the colonies were satisfied. Lord Carrington assailed Mr Chamberlain, accusing him of imprudence that endangered the bill through his compromises.
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Electria
Loxpon
Her
Selborne
House of Lords
Lord Carrington
Chamberlalb
Kamble of Kimberley Leads Liberal Party After Tax Debate
The article notes Lord Halsbury attacking Lord Carrington for partisan behavior and undermining unity over the measure. Lord Davey doubts the compromise solves the issue and suggests colonies may amend the appeal clause. Kimberley lauds colonial statesmen for drafting the constitution as Lords Russell Brassey Knutsford comment. W. J. Lyne predicts a proclamation for the Commonwealth not before October with federal elections expected in January or February.
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Lord Carrington
Lord Davey
Kimberley
Liberal Party
Lord Qarrington
Russell
Killawen
Brassey
Knutsford Wise
Yoney
Bir
W. J. Lyne
Commonwealth
Release of British Officers at Pretoria Tactics Reported
Churchill reported in Morning Post says Captain the Duke of Marlborough rode to the confinement cage and ordered the release of British officers in Pretoria. The commandant allegedly overpowered the guards and imprisoned them in the cage. The second division under General Clery aids the surrounding of Boer raiders in the Grange River Colony.
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Lonporn
Winston Churchill
Morning Post
Fratoria
Duke of Marlborough
Pretoria
Clery
Grange River
Lieutenant Lindsay Missing at Sea Heading for New Zealand
A cable from Capetown’s Commandant informed the Lindsay family that Lieutenant Lindsay departed Capetown aboard the Papaaui bound for New Zealand. The note confirms the voyage and status, with no further details on his fate or location.
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Capetown
Lindsay
New Zealand
To-Day's Telegrams and Court Sentences
United Prove Association reports from Albany as horses suffer heavy damage after rough voyage with gales. In Wanganui a District Court judge sentences Harry Thomson to three years and twenty five lashes for assault on a girl six years old. accomplice Hemnburn gets eighteen months and ten lashes for assault on a girl under twelve at Hunterville.
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Wertiscron
Department of Agriculture
Albany
Kette
Harry Thomson
Thomson Hemnburn
Hunterville
Westerfield dancing class lights up the district
Last Friday evening a dancing class began in Westerfield to energize the youth. Mr T Grace of Lagmore serves as master of ceremonies with musician Mr J Byrn of Lagmbor. About forty attendees enjoyed two to three hours of music and dancing, ending shortly after ten with thanks from Mr Byrn and the crowd's acclamations.
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T Grace
Lagmaor
J. Byrn
Lagmbor
Byrna
Grace
Trans
T J
Veteran Settler Recovers Health After Pink Pills
A Waikerie resident, Mr Morris, aged about 60 years in the district for six decades, suffered rheumatism and knee pain until he began Dr Williams' pink pills. After two boxes he improved and regained health. He endorses the medicine as addressing causes rather than symptoms and cites cures for blood and nerve troubles. Sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Wellington three shillings per box, with other remedies advertised.
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Waikerie
A L Morris
Mortie
Williame
Pirates V Catholic Literary Society Match Team List
The Pirates and Catholic Literary Society lineups for their upcoming match on Saturday at 2 45 pm are listed. Captain B Bogis leads Pirates with players including M Baker A Fawcett F Claire and W Pritchard. Literary Society captain J Nolan oversees a squad featuring J McGee J Lynskey and D Wilson. Players unable to attend should inform the venue immediately.
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Catholic Literary Reciety
M Baker
A Fawcett
F Claire
A Burton
F Pritchard
Redford
B Bogis
A Childs
Cniverhouse
D McKerze
H Hefford
W Pritchard
G Gourdie
J Samuels
J Bull
L Nolan
J McGee
J Lynskey
W Dardis
D Wilson
W Berg
T Murphy
P Cullen
KB McTigue
J Heaty
Nolan
Brophy
A Fizzerald
MJ Moriarty
Emergenciea
Brankin
Hanrahan Arama
Fuazerald
Vapcine
Popular preacher Rakiston to take temporary charge in Long Beach
Rev Mr Rakiston, Vicar of Long Beach Parochial District, leaves his post briefly to aid the Bishop on a provincial mission aiding Christchurch Cathedral. Rev Mr Campbell, briefly filling Blaketon’s duties, arrives next Sunday to preach and lecture. funds will support the Indian Famine Fund.
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Longbeach
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Campbell
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Te Aroha
Auckland
Ashburton
Sunflower Oil from Russia Aids Agriculture And Fuel
A London correspondent notes Russian sunflowers yield two seed types, large for eating and small for oil. Eighty five mills produce edible oil, with one mill delivering over 1.5 million hens of oil annually. Seeds feed cattle, shells and stalks fuel fires, and ashes yield potassium for crops. The piece also covers the annual meeting of a farming association and local political hints about a Waihemo vacancy and possible candidates.
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Ingand
Russia
Rusasia
Tratian
Gand
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