Capetown Cabinet Nominees Named in Cape Town Brief
Official list of South African cabinet members announced in Capetown includes Louis Botha as Premier and Agriculture Minister J C Suits as Interior Mines and Defence minister J W Saner as Railways and Harbours and J B Hertzog as Justice and State. others named include S Malan Education Gull Finance Fischer Lands Burton Native Affairs and O Grady as minister without portfolio.
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Miv
Mthas
Louis Botha
J. C. Suits
Interior
Mines
Defence
J. W. Saner
J. B. Hertzog
Jnst
Ate
A. Fischer
H. Burton
O'Grady Bins
Thanksgiving services mark birth of the Union in South Africa
A morning program held in Evers Church Johannesburg with some combined outdoor services. Ton thona students joined a parade in Johannesburg singing hymns and performing a Union Jack tableau depicting the Union.
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Evers Church
South Africa
Ton Thona
Johannesburg
Swearing In at Capetown Governor General Gladstone
In Capetown on May 19 Viscount Gladstone was sworn Governor-General after a memorial service at Pretoria Cathedral. The Governor General elect, with Cabinet Ministers and the Chief Justice, took oaths as the procession moved to the Legislative Assembly amid mourning. The ceremony left a subdued, formal impression.
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Gladstone
Pretoria
Legislative Assembly
Viscount Gladstone
Lord Gladstone
Message from Lord Selbourne to South Africa
London May 31 Lord Selbourne late High Commissioner of South Africa sends a message wishing God speed to the people of South Africa He warns that inland dwellers risk losing the sense of the sea and that if South Africa loses command a hostile power could seize ports and apply economic and political pressure
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London
Lord Selbourne
South Africa
Australian congratulations on South African Union achievement
Melbourne cables from Mr Fisher and the State Premier send congratulations to Lord Gladstone on the accomplishment of the 2 South African Union. noted in dispatches dated June 1.
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Melbourne
Roosevelt Voices Egypt Policy Critique In London
Mr Roosevelt, in London, receives the freedom of the city from the Lord Mayor at Guildhall. He warns that British rule in Egypt must maintain order and punish crime, while criticizing recent events including the Houtros Pasha assassination and Egyptian nationalists for weakness and sentimentality. He also expresses belief Britain should decide whether to remain in Egypt. He has lunch with the Lord Mayor at Mansion House amid crowds.
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London
Roosevelt
Lori
Baeland
Egypt
Houtros Pasha
Britain
Mansion House
Australians would welcome Mr Roosevelt if he visited
A message dated June 1 at 10 30 a m reports Mr Fisher stating Australians would cordially welcome Mr Roosevelt on visiting Australia.
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Melbourne
Fisher
Roosevelt
Australia
Cricket score and bowler injury report
Arnold scored 215 for Cambridge against Oxford University. Brearley tore leg muscles while bowling at Manchester and will likely be out for the season.
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Coryright
London
Arnold
Oxford University
Brearley
Manchester
Southern Cross Players Set for Timari West Seven-a-Side
The Southern Cross team will send players Buchanan D Lindsay J McCormack D Moore J McKenzie T Smith and James Chambers to Timari West Friday for a seven a side football tournament. A junior squad includes M Stills L Childs M Rooney L Helen B Fitzgerald H Foster and J Stills.
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L Helen
B. Fitzgerald
H. Foster
J. Stills
Ashburton Hockey Clubs name teams for North Canterbury event
Ashburton hockey selections announced for the North Canterbury tournament in Christchurch on January 7. Seniors field T Steele, T Minnis, C H Amos, H O Amos. Juniors A Silcock, C Nottingham, F Hopkins, I Seales, and Kennedy. B team includes W Sage, E Sage, W Taylor, B Hughes, H Funes. Ashburton Ladies choose 12 players for Timaru match at Timaru Friday including Thomas, Clark, Crooks, Warner, Thomes, Walsh, Armstrong, Elliott, Stock, and Andrews, Trethewy.
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RHEUMO claims quick relief for rheumatism
The ad promotes RHEUMO as a medicine that relieves pain and swelling, removes exudates, and dissolves uric acid and phosphatic sediment. It asserts it treats rheumatism gout gambago and sciatica and claims prices of 2s 6d to 4s 6d per bottle with wide availability through chemists and storekeepers.
Woman killed after bicycle collision with incoming train
Mrs Fildes riding toward the railway on a bicycle was struck by a train yesterday. Her bicycle was hurled along the line, the engine carried her to the next crossing, where she was taken to a private hospital with severe facial injuries. Alys Mildes died this morning from injuries.
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Nemuka
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Tildes
Deaths and Accidents Reported in Christchurch and Dunedin
Telegraph items from Otira Christchurch and Dunedin recount Bresnan killed by truck wheels, Thomas Williams dead on his van from rupture and aneurism, Patrick O Connell found dead in Duke Street, and other injuries including a wharf labourer breaking a leg. Inquiries note Felix O Connell died of heart failure. Dunedin reports headmaster Young died suddenly while holidaying. Hearn suffers a broken arm after a trap accident.
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Waltham Road
J.toodman
Lyttelton
Patrick O'Connell
Duke Street
O'Connell
Tittle
Felix O'Connell
Dunedin
Mr Young
Caretshat
Kelso
King's Birthday Observance and Shop Closings Clarified
The article explains that Friday will be a royal birthday holiday and shops may close under the Shops and Offices Act by substituting the Sovereign's birthday for the half holiday. A mayoral proclamation is not required for this observance.
Bermaline Cup Won by K Friedlander at Ashburton
Ashburton Golf Club reports the Bermaline Cup competition was won by K Friedlander last Thursday. Handicaps and results show Y Briedlander an IL 2 down, DD Wear 4 down, BW Catdole 0.5 down, GO Scott 1 down. A match against Christchurch is planned on Meidutys at the coast links with teams Christchureh Panis Fryer Mackley Newman Boulton Cripps Symons Reeves and Ashburton entrants Wool Cardale Hair Denham Barlanan ffardie Wooks Friedlander Weoughton.
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Twelve Ashburton candidates enter Trinity exam October
A dozen Ashburton candidates enter the practical examination of the Trinity College London to be held locally in October. The examiner is Mr Charles Schilsky. A Press Association telegram notes the death of Hon R Reeves, chairman of committees in the Legislative Council, born in 1806 at Ennisworthy Wexford Ireland. Frost registered 13 4 degrees at Domai weather station this morning and six degrees Tuesday morning. Mr OW J Bardsley of Timaru Harbour Board arrives in Ashburton for a health-related short stay. Empire Day arrangements are nearly complete with the day set as a full Ashburton holiday. schools and public offices will close.
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Legislative Council
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Timaru
Pawe lka Gases Pleads Guilty In Furniture Thefts
Supreme Court in Palmerton North hears Joseph J. Pawelka admit guilt to a series of furniture thefts from Hope Kidd N J Metcalfe and other premises. He also pleads guilty to theft of goods cigars stamps and meat and to escaping custody and a separate arson charge. The case proceeds.
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Clarkson and Co
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D. Robbis
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Ashlurst
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Millar
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Pawelka
Courthouse and Police Needs at Methven Discussed
At a Mount Hart Road Board meeting J P A Ward urged action for a proper Methven courthouse, noting the Town Hall is unsuitable and lacks heating. He also pressed for an additional police officer for the extensive district. The board agreed to seek representations from the district member to the Justice Department.
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Iman
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Methven Medical Fund Trustees Meet
A Methven Medical Fund meeting was held Monday with W. Morgan reappointed chairman and W. J. Dickie A. Orr and A. Murray present. E A Look sought to resign as trustee and P Drummond junior was appointed to fill the vacancy. Dr Golding attended as appointee. The secretary was told to open a Bank of New Zealand account and request first half yearly contributions.
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Asy W. Morgan
Bank of New Zealand
Trembath Found Guilty of Horse Stealing at Ashburton
Supreme Court sessions in Timaru May 81 verdict felled John Trembath for horse stealing from Ashburton in January 1909. He received two years imprisonment while already serving eighteen months for forgery. In Invercargill on June 1 Frederick Osborne Lepine was acquitted of theft from the Dead Registry Office.
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Supreme Court
John Trembath
Ashburton
Invercargill
Frederick Osborne Lepine
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Licensing renewals at city meeting amid poll warning
Wellington report states at the annual City Licensing Committee meeting all licenses were renewed. Chairman Gr Taselden noted future alterations to a hotel and warned of a licensing poll in 18 months, saying the bench would not merit some houses but for that poll.
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City Licensing Committee
Gr .Taselden
S.ml
Sander's Extract Promoted Despite Harm Claims
A historical advertisement touts Sander's Extract for coughs and ailments with testimonials from Mr Th Haldernese of Dappil Q and warns that competing eucalyptus products cause harm. It promotes remedies using 5 to 15 drops in water or olive oil and labels rivals as dangerous.
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Ory
Sander
Tier brothers remanded again in Loader picture theft case
The Tier brothers were remanded until June 8 in Wellington as they face charges of stealing the loader picture. The case progresses in the Pet Press Association report from Wellington dated June 1.
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Wellington
Tier Brothers
Burglary at Karangahake Stationer’s Safe Stolen
In Auckland June 1 a break in at D Leach a Karangahake stationer premises occurred early this morning. The safe was moved to the river and broken open. About £60 was stolen.
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Auckland
D. Leach
Karangahale
Fragmentary notice on tortofluenza and babies permits
An unclear OCR fragment mentions tortofluenza, Wes, evi babies, and peppermit carte with scattered numbers. The readable text provides no coherent event, date, or organizational context to summarize further.
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Peppermit Carte
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