State Ownership and New Zealand Railways Policy
Sir Joseph Ward testifies in London to the Vice-regal Commission on Irish Railways about New Zealand State ownership. He describes a railway system of about 2,700 miles, mostly built by the State, with no rebates, uniform passenger rates, and policy to lower rates to foster settlement and development. He notes concessions, wage increases, a superannuation fund, and free transport for schoolchildren and lime for districts, arguing private ownership would prioritize profits over development.
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London
Joseph Ward
Cecil
Centrol
New Zealand
Charles Scotter
Herbert Jekyll
William J Tutching
Poe
George S. Shanahan
Sir Joseph Ward
Wuform
Glasgow
Education Department
London Colonial Wool Sales Open With Fair Competition
London July 9 reports the fourth series opening with fair competition. Merinos are unchanged while crossbreds show declines from par to five percent.
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London
Tramway trouble disrupts Auckland transit
Conductors of the Tramway Company express dissatisfaction with a recent Arbitration Court award. After two meetings held yesterday, resolutions were passed whose content is not disclosed. Today conductors restricted passenger numbers, stranding riders as tram cars failed to meet peak traffic.
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Auckland
Jay
Arbitration Court
New Kalapoi Dress and Dacket Thweeds Shown
Craizhead and Berryman display up to date Ladies Tailor costumes including the New Kalapoi Dress and jacket Tweeds in popular colourings and patterns that won the Gold Medal at the Exhibition. Stylish dresses and coats are neatly fitted and carefully made for discerning ladies.
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Craizhead
Berryman
Craighead and
Berrymay
Market Prices Across Cities in July Reports
Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide market notices show prices for wheat oats barley maize bran pollard potatoes onions butter cheese bacon and flour with varied figures in shillings pence and pounds among Victorian Algerian Tasmanian and Cape Cape trade references and country valuations. The notes cite daily price ranges and local currency across markets.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Addington Stock Market Report from Christchurch Sale
At Addington market July 10 moderate stock entries in most departments weather limited turnout. Store sheep small yarding. Haggets and ewes sold well. Fat lambs and fat sheep showed firmer demand with prime lines strong. Fat cattle 217 head sold, prime beef in good demand. steers and cows reached high prices. Pigs limited, dairy cows sold well. veal calves strong.
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Christchurch
Addington
North Island
Weanera
Burnside stock market report from Dunedin
The Dunedin market notes 1972 sheep yards with prices up slightly from last week. Best workers 93s 6d to 21s, extra heavy to 29s, medium 18s to 24s, light 15s to 17s, inferior 11s to 12s 6d. Lambs show a slight advance with best 16s 6d to 18s, extra to 20s, medium 14s 6d to 16s. Pigs 160 yarded with baconers under late values, porkers at late rates. suckers 5s to 11s 6d, slips 15s to 11s, stores 2d to 28s, porkers 34s to 86s, light baconets 42s to 53s. Cattle about 120 yarded. bullocks £10 10s to £11 10s, medium £9 to £10, ordinary £8 15s to £9, heifers £7 1s to £8 1s, ordinary £6 4d to £7 8d.
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Dunedin
Dunedin Grain Market Wheat and Oats Prices July 10
Wheat sold well for prime milling at advance prices, medium and fowl wheat scarce, quotes range from 4s Od to ds Sd for prime milling. Oats arrivals steady with local use and export demand, seed lines command 3s 4d to 3s 6d for choices, and 2s 11d to 8s for good to best seed, sacks extra.
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Dunedin
Canterbury Farmers Cooperative Association Cable Says Wheat Market Firm
London office telegram dated Monday July 5th at 7 p.m. reports wheat market firm and weather threats. Crops will be late causing possible serious consequences unless weather improves soon. Visible supply described as large.
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Canterbury Farmers’ Co-operative Association
London
Milking Machine Endorsed by Kansas Station and U S Agents
The LR.G2 Milking Machine gains strong approval from the Kansas Experimental Station after a lengthy bulletin. U S agents report over 100 units sold in the United States, with worldwide corroboration of its merits. Sole agents listed as J. B. MacEwan and Co. Ltd., Dunedin.
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America
N.Y
Lawrence-Kennedy-Gillies
U.S.A
Kansas State
Australasia
J. B. MacEwan and Co., Ltd
Dunedin
Irregular Text Nonsense From Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a name and color terms with unclear context. It references KEEN'S OXFORD BLUE and a sub not made, producing inconsistent results and amusement in a hazy sequence.
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