Clergy access to state schools debated at Synod
The Anglican Synod calls for permission for clergy and accredited teachers to visit state schools for religious instruction during ordinary hours. It motions to study securing facilities similar to New South Wales and to report to diocesan synods this year.
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Anglican Synod
Weleslington
C. C. Harper
Nelson Board
Wanganui Board
Board For
North Canterbury
Oid
Harper
New South Wales
T. J. Sprott
Australasia
Go-carts Offered With Rider Down Quilt As Stock Grows
A local sale notice lists an ordinary weekly stock sale at Tinwald yards and announces a Go-cart promotion by BRD Johnston offering a Rider down Quilt with every purchase. The text cites strong winds, rain, and rising rivers, along with band reforms in Geral dine and political notes on Labour party origins.
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Tinwald
BR. D. Johnston
Dickens Illumined at Ashburton Oddfellows Hall
Mr Charles Davenport, famed Dickens entertainer and former barrister, presents The Dream of Pickwick and David Copperfield to large, sympathetic audiences. Critics praise his stage personages and lovers of Dickens are promised a genuine treat tonight with reserved seats at Mr Gates's.
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Charles Davenport
Dickens
Pickwick
David Copperfield
Davenport
Ashburton
Oddfellows’ Hall
Mr Gates
Burglary and threat arrest in Methven
James Gill was arrested by Constable Moore early Saturday on a charge of burglary and threatening to shoot. A railway hut near Methven station was intruded in the night, a revolver brandished, and the intruder warned the worker to stay quiet. Gill faces remand today in court. Entrance to the hut was gained via a small window. The railway minister has advised that a verandah will be erected at Methven station this year. Frosty weather continues with a favourable winter and lambs appearing in the district.
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James Gill
Moore
Methven
Railwaya
Hardy
M P
Aggiderts and Deaths in Chrisichurch and Dunedin
Harold Melville Stevenson aged twenty four was found dead in the river after disappearing June 23 leaving a double barrel gun and bicycle. James Gibson a forty nine year old butcher died after a sudden illness and an epileptic fit was given as the cause at an inquest in Dunedin.
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Chrisichurch
Harold Melville Stevenson
Dunedin
James Gibson
Gibson
Ward to dine in Commons on NZ cable signatories
Sir Joseph Ward will be entertained at luncheon in the House of Commons August 12 chaired by Mr J Cathcart Wason to mark the signing of signatures from four hundred MPs on the cable despatched to New Zealand government praising the Dreadnought offer. Mr Asquith and Mr Balfour will participate. Wason long served Ashburton county.
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Per Presa Association
London
Joseph Ward
House of Commons
J. Cathcart Weson
New Zealand
Asquith
Balfour
Lloyd George Sees End of Depression Ahead at Bankers Dinner
London July 18 Mr Lloyd George told bankers and merchants at the Lord Mayor’s dinner that indications point to the period of severe depression soon ending. He noted improvements in banking returns, especially the Railway Goods Department, suggesting better times may come shortly.
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London
Lloyd George
Kolapore Cup Result Names Top Squads in India Match
Canada won the Kolapore Cup with 765 points on July 18 in London. Fransvaal scored 755, Natal 750, Germany 747, and the Motherland 742 points.
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London
Canada
Natal
Germany
Motherland
Sir William Wyllie Murder Claims by Indian Advocate
Krishnavarma denies involvement in Sir William Wyllie murder in a Times letter. He supports the deed and calls the author a martyr for Indian independence.
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Sir William Wyllie
London
Krishnavarma
the Times
William Wylie
Mixed marriage rocks Spanish royal circles in Coburg
Beatrice daughter of the late Duke of Edinburgh marries Prince Alfonso of Orleans in Coburg. The couple’s union prompts a royal decree stripping him of his Infante title and military privileges and he faces court discipline for marrying without consent. They begin a southward honeymoon and plan residence at Edinburgh Palace Coburg.
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Madrid
Coburg
Beatrice
Duke of Edinburgh
Alfonso of Orleans
Spain
Infante
Alfonso
Beatrice of Coburg
Edinburgh
Runciman Withdraws Education Act Regulation
Under mounting pressure in London on July 27, Mr Runciman withdraws the regulation requiring colleges to provide training explaining the Bible and preparing students to give instruction under the Education Act.
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London
Runciman
Thorne Suspension Expunged by Commons Amid Debate
In the House of Commons a motion by Mr Asquith to expunge the records of Mr Thorne’s suspension was agreed to unanimously. The Trade Boards Bill reached its third reading with Unionist amendments opposing foreign goods and outbound work under wage-rate concerns. those amendments were rejected as introducing fiscal questions.
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House of Commons
Asquith
Thorne
Trade. Boards
United Kingdom
London
Trade Boards
Lords Speak On Finance Bill At Conservative Banquet
The Marquis of Lansdowne and peers urged a balanced view on the Finance Bill. They argued the Lords must not be mere instruments of the Treasury and should consider burdens and fairness, resisting threats and vapourings while remaining open to scrutiny.
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Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
Westminster Gazette Urges Government to Drop Dickinson Amendment
The Westminster Gazette calls for dropping the Dickinson amendment to reduce friction with the House of Lords and landowners. It argues that valuing agricultural feed could be used to claim constitutional strain and undermine support for the proposal.
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London
House of Lords
Westminster Gazette
Churchill backs full Budget discussion in Edinburgh clash
Mr Winston Churchill speaking in Edinburgh replying to Lord Lansdowne urged that the Budget be fairly and fully debated. He said amendments and mutilation would not be agreed to and warned that if the House of Commons does not shape the bill in its final form it should leave without changes.
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Chappie
Jexguasp
Wellington
London
New Zealand
Dr. Chapple
Chapple
Winston Churchill
Edinburgh
Lord Lansdowne
House of Commons
House of Common
Wreck of a Barque Craigisla Off Westport
The Norwegian barque Craigisla under Captain Fengelsen left Westport December 5 for Matupi New Britain. She disappeared in the China Sea on the voyage to Rangoon. The crew survived after 99 hours in a boat and were picked up by the steamer Nagpatira and landed at Hong Kong with no loss of life.
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Westport
Craigisla
Fengelsen
Matupi
New Britain
China Sea
Rangoon
Hong Kong
Drovers Union Conciliation Held Over Wage Demands
The Drovers Union held a conciliation session led by Mr Hally amid disputes with 180 employers. Demands include a weekly wage of £3 10s for 54 hours, casual calls at 7s 6d per hour, and 6d extra per subsequent hour. The union seeks wage safeguards without extending to shepherds. evidence is being gathered to support claims.
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Eee
Ae Apier
Hally
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