Waihi Miners Seek Wage Increases Meet With Refusal
Miners and employers ended talks after a written company communique disclosed that only sixpence extra per shift for surface labourers earning 7s 6d was conceded. Most demands were rejected, affecting about 2500 workers. A union meeting was called for the evening to discuss the delegate report with Mr Semple present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waihi
Jane
Acrisia
Miners’ Union
Semple
Federation
World News Digest A Roundup Of June 7 Reports
Reports from London Washington Tokyo Vienna Sydney Melbourne and Hobart cover a mix of labor politics shipping launches court rulings and weather. Highlights include Hearts of Oak Society opposition to government tax plans an insurance amendment in Manchester Unity of Oddfellows a new liner for New Zealand Shipping and a high court contempt ruling on a Hobart Mercury editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mills
Hearts of Oak Society
Afr Lloyd George
Manchester Unity of Oddfellows
New Zealand
Switzerland
East Surrey
Pockley
Ritchie
Washington
House of Representatives
American Sugar Refining Company
Sydney
Teraiba
Ebbw
Legislative Assembly
Holmac
Government House
National Library and Museum
City Amusements Company
W. Feewell
England
Jack ‘Arnab
Melbourne
The
Board of Health
Eluman
Nicholls
Hobart Mercury
Justice Higgins
High Court
London to receive ordinary produce expert for New Zealand farmers
The Hon. T. Mackenzie stated that the Department of Agriculture would send an expert to London to safeguard New Zealand producers' interests. He cited Home buyers’ arbitration risks, warned farmers against selling under that system, and noted past issues with frozen mutton and lamb. The move aims to protect scale charges and ensure quality, with a timeline soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Declaration of London Draws German Skepticism on Naval War Rules
The Kreuz Zeitung in Berlin questions Britain’s adherence to the Declaration of London during wartime. It argues that Britain’s fleet supremacy statements clash with the code and predicts future party shifts could alter enforcement. The paper notes neutrals’ protection measures and Britain’s cautious stance toward neutral weaker states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kreuz Zeitung
London
Britain
Edward Grey
Viscount Morley
House of Lords
Admiralty
Ritain
North Sea
Christchurch Canal Scheme Debate at Lyttelton Harbour Board
The Lyttelton Harbour Board discussed the canal scheme amid clashes over remarks by MPs and insults. motion to have two or more New Zealand Harbour Board authorities investigate the commercial canal proposal and an alternative. The matter then dropped without a formal resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttelton Harbour Board
T. E. Taylor
M.P
Cyrus Williams
F. Horrell
G. W. Russell
Russell
Ashburton
Kaye
Horrell
Miller
Moore
Ylansard
Lyttelton Harbour
Allison
Lawrenson
J. A. Millar
Son
Matthews
Laurenson
Sydney League football leads NSW over Queensland by 49 points
In League football Sydney, June 7, NSW defeated Queensland by 49 points. An advertisement promotes Roslyn woollen goods including all wool blankets rugs hosiery and underwear with the Delta finish, urging buyers to mention Roslyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
Roslyn
Conquest of the Air Shows Rising Military Aviation Vote
Paris reports a sharp rise in the military aviation vote from 20 060 pounds in 1910 to 72 000 pounds this year. The record includes a search for Lieutenant Bogue, the missing aeroplanist, and a drop in height to five thousand feet at Johannesthal where a passenger set a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Press Association
Paris
Bogue
Berlin
Hirth
Johannesthal
Imperial Conference Aims for Empire Unity and Cheaper Trade
General Botha at Bristol remarks on imperial unity and cheaper transport across the empire. Sir Joseph Ward urges records of work for the Imperial Conference and calls to reduce Suez Canal charges harming shipping and perishable trade. Ward backs Canadian Australian New Zealand cooperation on a state cable link. Botha stresses imperial confidence in external policy.
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London
Botha
Bristol
Mr Fisher
Joseph Ward
General Betha
Avonmouth Dock
Chamber of Commerce
Dominions
Commerce and Shipping
Britain
Suez Canal
France
Suez,Canal
Panama Canal
Pacific
Canada
Australians Meat Diet Linked to Health Woes
Australians are heavy meat eaters and by extension a nation of dyspeptics. Constipation is a fore runner of this complaint and Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised as a cure. Sold by all chemists and store keepers.
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Por Press Association
General Cable News
Per Press Association
Tokio
Ryazan
Nagasaki
Vienna
Austrian Alps
Hittmanr
Innsbruck University
Move
Company
Moute
Video
Teneriffe
Plymouth
HEMIS
Stewer
Torakine
Tingariro
Raahine
Rotorua
Wellington Wellington
Wellingtoni
Priedlander Bros., Ltd
Monts Video
Tenarille
Weasel
Wellington
Wein
Dale
Fone
Aly
Rio
National Mortgage and Agency Company, Ltd
Nicoll Broe
NEW Zealand Insuranceompany, Ltd
Est Colonial Company
Nicoll Bros
Islington
Turnip
Slington H
Colman
Staroh
Government Insuring Department
the Dominion
Hilsjon
Sterling
Canterbury
Jones
Always Ab Sons
Manufacturing Jewellers
High St
Bank of W.Z
Christorurc
He. A
Ady
J. Ballantyne & CO
Kozie Tea
Manchester Bros
Strow
Jion
Robinson
Henry Paten
Hereford Street
Christchurch
Llewellyn Owen
L.C.M
A. Mus
M.lc
Chapman & Davis
Burnett Street
Costa
Ted Fox
Robinson's Patent Groats
Barningham & Co., Ltd
George Street
Dunedin
Knox Church
J. Mellor Zealandia
Tancred Sthroet
Rheumo
John Sullivan
Timaru
Boller, Timaru
Baker Bros
Felaphone
Cass Street
Wakanui Road
Casa
Cameron Streets
KEEN
Osford
Baxter
Christchurgh Canal
Lua
Uae
Boor Warehouse
East Street
Amazon
Avery
Cxtlorin
Barrett
Hast Street
Ashton
Mitcham
Friedlander Bros. Ltd
Simpson
Dominion
Simpson Suits
H. ©. Barrett
Gee
Made
Christchurgh
W. H. Rollins and Co
Lott
Elgica
Yvletcher Bros
Tea County
Gery Watch
BS Watchmakers and Jewellers
Next Bank
T. H. Andrill & CO
Learing Sale
Ssle
Privac
JT. H. Andrill & CO
Tancred Street
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