Telegraph-Copyright and Railroads Move Against Trade Block
News wires report Sven Hedin’s caravan in Tibet and a telegram from London. Canadian Pacific and other railways plan to abandon paper trade to China and Asia by November 1 in response to ICC rules. A Paris accident injures Winthrop Sands. A Manchester swimming title finishes with Taylor first. Lord Alverstone sums up in a Sievier extortion case, Sievier acquitted amid crowd support. Sir William MacGregor is missing after a Labrador coast storm.
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New Zealand
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Posey
France
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Beaurepaire
Joel-Sievier
ASE
Lord Alverstone
Sievier
Joel
Mills
Streste
Sir William Macgregor
Railways and tramways record a £648,356 surplus
Australian Prewg reports railway and tramway revenue for year ending June 30 totaling £5,986,000 with a working surplus of £648,356 after expenses and interest. Also notes cattle prices rising from 20s to 30s per head and reports violent weather incidents near New Zealand and Australia including injuries aboard Ennerdale and a murder attempt in Hobart.
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Railway and
Thi Inga
New Zealand
Fire Brigade Bazaar Opens With Torchlight Procession
A crowded Fire Brigade Bazaar reopened after a torchlight procession along Mast Street and a fireworks display. The hall overflowed with shoppers. proceeds reached £95, with stalls selling produce, fancy goods, and furniture leading. Musical programme drew trained performers despite crowd noise. next events include a baby show and further torches tonight.
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Ivery
County and
Temperance
East Street
Cople Ag
Oddéllons
M. Rattray
E. Craighead
McClurg
A. Humphreys
Donald McLean
McLean
Mra Curtis
Qrubs Foie Tremantle Shipboard Passengers
Two New Zealand passengers are aboard Messp Light with tad Wilson on the suffer of Foie Tremantle.
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Tad Wilson
Nighttime offenses in Ashburton bylaw court
John Sutherland fined 10 3 and costs for driving a dray with no proper lights on July 18. James Register fined 3 and costs for riding a bicycle without lights on July 21. Cuthbert Harper fined 10 and costs for riding a motor bicycle on a footpath July 23. John Cairng fined 40s and costs for driving a traction engine with iron attachments at Chertney. Leslie Stills fined 10 3 and costs for driving without a light on July 25 after not appearing. James Clark convicted on remand for theft of a carriage rug, hedge clipper, waterproof coat and leggings. Additional civil cases heard.
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W.G. Day
John Sutherland
Ashburton
James Register
Cuthbert’ Harper
John Cairng
Andrew Christie Gnepetter
Chertney
Leslie Stills
James Clark
William McClurg
G. Meddins
Sergent Mouhy
Crisp
William McClorg
Draper
Air Crisp
Obert Dunlop
Br McClurg
New Zealand
Thomas Miles
Mitchell and Turner’s
McLennan
O'Grady
Pepe
Mr Crisp
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Tle
Lowcliffe
A. Reid
Mwe
Touhy
Reid
Margaret Clark
Frank Potter
Saddler
Burnett Street
Southern Cross Defeats Methven In Senior Clash 6–3
Southern Cross beat Methven 6 to 3 in a senior football match at Methven on Thursday. Alethvan Burrows kicked a penalty in the first spell. A Steck and Alex Andersen scored tries for Southern Cross in the second spell while M Segers Alex came close to scoring. Referee was Mr Fy Robilliard.
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Methven
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Southern Croas Vy
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Burrows
Spen
A. Steck
Alex
Andersen
M. Segers
Fy Robilliard
Third Grade Rugby Match Results and Local sports Notes
A third grade match at Domain Oval saw Old Hoys defeat Southern Gross B by 3 goals to nil with W H Woods referee. At Timaru Ashburton High School beat Timaru High School second fifteen 6 nil. Morrison scored from a mark, Steel touched down, and strong defending limited Timaru’s backs. The Ashburton Orchestral Society appointed Herr Benns Scherek as conductor replacing Zimmermann. Ashburton High School hockey lost 4 0 to Timaru High School. Old Age Pension Court renewed 13 pensions with seven new grants. My V.G. Day S M presided.
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Tramilton
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Christchurch
Herr Zimmermann
Warr Benno Scherek
Ashburton Fligh School Sills
Timaru Figs
S.M
Farmers and Politics Aims At Coalescing Leaders
The Farmers Union Conference at Southland-C discusses warnings against a three party system in New Zealand politics. It passes a resolution urging active political participation and a pledge by farmers’ candidates to oppose measures detrimental to farming, while seeking cooperation between government and opposition leaders.
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Farmers’ Union Conference
Southland—C
New Zealand
Farmers’ Union
Ife
Trauch
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