Christ College Names Bannerman as Coach
Charles Bannerman prominent Australian cricketer and umpire has accepted the role of coach for Christ's College team and will arrive in October to begin duties.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
3
Charles Bannerman prominent Australian cricketer and umpire has accepted the role of coach for Christ's College team and will arrive in October to begin duties.
The Legislative Council met at 2 00 p m for the Law Amendment Act first reading. Mr Marshall moved the Address in Reply lamenting the King’s illness and urging recovery, praising war’s end, and supporting railway expansion and population growth.
Ministers announced numerous bills including Land Act Amend ment and Shipping and Seamen. The Audit Department discussed railway accounts with the Public Accounts Committee. Address in Reply to the Governor was presented. Public Accounts Committee referred a stamp duty rebate dispute. The Railways Superannuation Fund Bill opened. Leave of absence granted to three members. Several bills were introduced and read a first time. The House adjourned at 5.30 to meet again tomorrow.
Reuter reports a July rumor that Lord Tennyson may become Governor General while the claim that Lord Brassey accepted the post is unfounded. Colonel Porter receives The Bath at a Tuesday review.
Mr Chamberlain urged imperial free trade with revenue duties only at the conference. Premiers expressed disappointment at his vagueness and lack of defence proposals. They argued colonies cannot support free trade within the Empire due to essential Customs duties. Premiers showed no desire to sanction military expenditure despite willingness to make sacrifices if needed.
A July dispatch from Lonpon and London notes the King’s steady improvement after his wound. Bulletins say he sleeps well, feels little pain, and remains under careful medical care with the Queen at his side. Reports from Wentinerox confirm ongoing healing and calm at the sick room.
A consequence of the ongoing cold weather is the opening of a large purchase, reflecting adjustments due to sustained low temperatures and their impact on operations.
At the Pastoralists Union annual meeting the president warned that the pastoral industry accounts for about two thirds of New South Wales exports and a large share of Queensland's. He said ongoing ruinous stock survival costs will end, risking a 30 percent drop in NSW wealth and affecting all industries. Also notes Lord Hopetoun's new courtesy title and his heir.
Weruineton telegram reports a wreath laid at the late Queen's tomb by order of the people of New Zealand. New Zealand gold exports for last month total 26 865 07 ounces valued at £107 140, with Auckland district accounting for none of the gold and 43 744 07 ounces of silver from Auckland valued at £4 898. Six month gold totals reach 216 801 ounces, slightly below last year. Other items include Jellicoe v Haselden judgment reserved in Appeal Court and Rutherford's candidacy announced for Hurunui. A young man Alfred Fries died at Totara Sawmill Company’s Dainge bush after being struck by a falling tree limb.
The notice urges readers to consider Tussicura as a preventative measure against cold symptoms. It promotes self care and highlights the product as a protective option amid seasonal illnesses.
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