Apostolic bishops urged to back Australasian creed compromise
London reports the Athanasian Creed proposal urged by Rev W H Barnes to Lambeth Conference bishops. Weather shows 84 degrees in London with heavy thunderstorms in the South. Congo frontier survey fixes map error threatening Britain access to Lake Albert Edward. goldfields near Kalo yield early £70,000. Japan's cabinet resigns. Germany prepares a five week North Atlantic cruise under Prince Henry. Cortelyon cites US deficit due to old bookkeeping. Zeppelin tours Lake Constance. Lemoine arrest unconfirmed. Olympic hurdles heat won by Murray. Springfield swims Thames long-distance title. Beaurepaire collapses.
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British Politics Debate on Naval Arrangements Continues
In the House of Commons Mr E Lambert replying for Mr W Redmond said naval arrangements between Great Britain and the Commonwealth remained unconcluded. The subject was exceedingly complex and the Avs Salina scheme required amplification.
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Miners Oppose Government Eight Hours Bill Amendments
London July 6 Northumberland miners overwhelmingly opposed accepting government amendments to the eight hours bill.
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Russia approves revenue estimates and honors Kaiser
The Duma backed revenue estimates at 250 millions sterling and Stolypin praised financial stability. Russia will send a warship to Kiel to salute the Kaiser as honorary admiral, aiming to soothe German sensitivities and back the Anglo-Russian Macedonia accord. Count Ignatieff, the noted Russian diplomat, has died.
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Taxation dispute in Cape Town over Merriman policy
The Cape Town correspondent reports widespread discontent as Mr Merriman’s tax policy favors farmers at the expense of townspeople. The criticism centers on unequal burdens between rural and urban residents and the impact on city livelihoods.
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Congregational Congress Debate on Democracy Labour and Socialism
At the Congregational Congress a paper by Rev. Dr Gosman discussed democracy labour and socialism with focus on Victorian sweating legislation. He said society is never in less peril than today as the spirit of God enters modern legislation. Rev A Griffiths spoke for the Australasian Congregational Union uniting the fourth assembly to most in To Commonwealth.
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Players Defeat Gentlemen at Lords by Seven Wickets
Por Presa Association reports a cricket match at Lords where the Players beat the Gentlemen by seven wickets. The event drew sharp criticism over Tarrant's inclusion amid the contest.
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Fire destroys Dee Bros general store and dwelling
Fire early today razed Dee Bros general store and attached dwelling, slight adjacent damage. Inmates escaped with minor injuries. Insurance totals 300 pounds in New Zealand office and 150 in North Queensland office, while losses exceed coverage. AUCKLAND report notes Matamata Central Creamery building burned at two am Saturday, insured for 629 pounds with Allianz.
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American fleet events dominate Melbourne coverage
Sydney reports July 6 details of the American fleet landing at Farm Cote on August 2 and a grand review at Centennial Park on August 21 with fifteen thousand naval and military participants. Melbourne expects seventy thousand visitors as Governor General hosts dinner and entertainments, amid broader overseas coverage. Sir Reginald Talbot plans retirement. Ipswich cleric Cross accepts New Zealand church post. also a murder report from Perth notes Feasley and Campbell killed in Indo China mining operation by coolies.
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Weather Across Regions Brings Rain and Flooding
On Saturday 74 degrees frost was recorded then rain persisted through Sunday and today. Auckland reports stormy conditions and shipping delays while Paeroa notes high river levels and flooded land. Hastings experiences torrential morning rain flooding streets but subsides quickly. Napier records heavy rain with no damage. Christchurch sees broken weather with ongoing showers and low temperatures.
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Supreme Court verdict in Searle v Lyons slander case
Wellington July 6 at the Supreme Court the jury found for the defendant in Searle v Lyons with £1000 claimed damages for slander. Costs awarded against Searle on the higher scale. Judge Cooper certified two extra trial days at £10 10s per day. Several prisoners were sentenced by Justice Edwards including Joseph Kenny alias Morrissey twelve months for breaking and entering John Doughi twelve months for theft at Dannevirke and Arthur Wicks twelve months for false pretences.
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Irregularity and Electoral Rolls Highlighted in Wellington
The father of a family and a canvas ser were fined £2 each by Mr Riddell S M for breaching the Electoral Act. The canvasser listed six adults on enrolment claims and the father attested signatures without seeing the names. The magistrate warned of £50 penalties and stressed canvassers must know the Act.
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Rabbits Declared Thinned by County Shooting Parties
Over recent months many shooting parties targeted rabbits across the county, yielding a noticeable pest decline. Timaru police mounted Constable Osborn temporarily heads Rakait station replacing Constable Middelton.
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Maslin to Address Electors in Ashburton Hall
Maslin invites the Electors of the New Ashburton Electorate to meet him in the Oddfellows Hall Ashburton this Monday evening at 8 o clock He will deliver an address on political questions Front seats reserved for ladies His Worship the Mayor Mr I Davis will preside.
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Ashburton Rifle Volunteers Parade and Equipment Orders
The corps will parade on Tuesday duty 7th at 7 80 p m for government inspection and drill. White slings frogs belts to be returned. new brown leather equipment issued. Parade Monday July 1ath at 7 p m for inspection by Colonel Hawkins VID OC D C Drill order. Parade Sunday July 19 at the Post Office 10 a m to attend Divine Worship at St Stephen s Church Blue uniform white helmets white gloves side arms. G D H Hefford Captain Commanding.
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Winslow Farm Land for Lease Tender Offer
Auction notice offers 810 acres at Winslow for oat cultivation. Property to be leased by tender with terms likely tied to a single crop. Prospective bidders urged to request particulars and submit offers.
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Ashburton County caps vehicle licencing fees notice
By law altering the fees payable to the Council for licences for vehicles plying for hire within the County of Ashburton comes into force on August 1 1908. The by law repeals prior rules and sets fees of two shillings sixpence for single horse light passenger vehicles and one pound for other vehicle categories.
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Nelsons Own Bushranger on Port Hills Attack
A man attacked a couple on Russell Street at night on the Port Hills, forcing them to raise their hands with what looked like a revolver. He struck the young man, damaging his hat and head, then fled. The assailant is described as of medium height wearing a slouch hat and muffler.
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Waterside Workers Conference Fights for Amenities and Representation
At the Waterside Workers Conference in Wellington on July 4 5 the event urged the Minister of Marine and Labour to require Harbour Boards to provide adequate baths lockers and amenities for waterside unions. The gathering thanked Wellington and Lyttelton Boards for efforts and called for full union representation on Harbour Boards. It pressed for enforcing grain sack size regulations noting Maori sacks of maize and 243lb bags while praising regulations to reduce sack weights.
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China needs more teachers urges mission leader
Rev. W. Hewitson argues China’s progress is hindered by a shortage of educators as the nation clamors for schooling. Government offers to hire mission teachers with high salaries are generally refused, and he believes the issue can only be solved with time.
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Ashburton Electors Note New Pastrycook Business
Public notice states Mrs Madden has been chosen to run a high class pastrycook and confectionery business with a restaurant and tea room. Premises are the former H M Bushell site on East Street, recently renovated with modern fittings to ensure patron comfort.
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Organ sales pitch for first-class reed organs
H M Jones advertises handsome and well appointed parish and church organs. A large shipment offers elegant finish, splendid tone, and 26 percent lower cash prices due to no sales staff. Free instruction book provided with each organ. terms arranged. inspection invited.
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