London Sports and Royal Visit Highlight June News
Brooks wins singles at the Northern Championship in Manchester while Casdagli and Charlton take doubles over Brooks and Randall. Olympia hosts 2000 entries of top horses with Vanderbilt and Winans among prize winners. A Royal Visit sees the Victoria and Albert welcomed at Portsmouth by King Edward and Queen Alexandra. MP Mc Burasat faces a London Police Court for drunkenness but is acquitted after chlorodyne defense. An American Germany trade pact accepts Chambers of Commerce valuations as price evidence, with Britain seeking official appraisal agents.
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London
Brooks
Manchester
Freseat
Casdagli
Charlton
Randall
Lowa
Bentlay
Sharp
Douse
Olympia
America
Continent
England
Vanderbilt
Winans
Armonca
Gray
Wing
Queen of Denanark
Victoria and Albert
Flushinr
Portsmouth
Liinca of Wales
King Eoward
Queen Alexandra
New York
Germany
Chambers of Commerce
France
Britain
British Official Reports Raid Trial For Lancashire Farm Raids
Secretary for State for Transport replies to Lancashire member Mr Rutherford about twelve men committed for trial for raiding three farms at Thomastown. He notes several local traders refused to supply police with goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Fune
London
Birret
Traland
John Hutherford
French Foreign Minister urges examination of armament limits
French Minister of Foreign Affairs Jude Pighon stated that France should study proposed arms limitation without illusion while awaiting a unanimous decision. The remarks came as discussions continued in international circles about curbing armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Bisel
Fania
Jude
M. Pighon
Franca
Repatriated Australians Arrive as Cleric Killed by Car
News from Melbourne reports 676 Australians repatriated from South Africa reached on June 10. In Sydney the Ray J. Gillett, rector of 51 Math'es Paddington, was struck and killed by a motor car at St Kilda yesterday amid the ongoing travel and casualty coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvourne
South Africa
Clereyman
Ray J. Gillett
Math’es
Paddington
Sydney
Bt Kilda
Fragmentary crime note from May night case in courtroom
Fragmented OCR notes reference a May night incident at a residence with charges and fines. Names and details are garbled, but imply a court appearance and a drink or drug related offense.
Police Provident Fund Report Summary
Police Provident Fund report shows year end results with total receipts and outstanding liabilities. The croation of the fund saved the state money, reducing government outlays by a substantial amount compared with retirement allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtnetay
Poliva Provdent Peent
Young man remanded after threat alleges hoax to girl
United Wrong Association report cites Jones Leopold Mair, a Wellington arrestee, accused of threatening a young woman in Auskindd. He was examined by a director who deemed him fit for trial. Mair denied threats and was bound over on the peace for twelve months with securities of 25 and a head of 50.
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Jones
Mair
Wellington
Auckland Tramways Pay Scales Proposed After Court Ruling
The document outlines minimum wage rates for Auckland tramway workers including motormen conductors trackmen and other staff. Increases proposed per hour and per year are set with various job classes and allowances. The report notes recommendations from several parties and experiments in tool usage and safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prasa Areorin
Tramway Ciapute
Vattora
Ovr
Howe
Mbotoreree Saati
Two men committed for trial in assault case at two-up school
Charles Dunn and Frank Murow were committed for trial today by the Polen Court on a charge of assault with intent to deprive a person of body harm. The alleged incident is reported to have occurred at a two-up school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polen
Charles Dunn
Fank Murow
Salvation Army Farewell in Ashburton District
Adjutant and Mrs Dawkins, leaders of the Ashburton Salvation Army corps for seventeen months, gave farewell addresses at Barracks amid thanks from members. Adjutant praised true friendship and warned against Christians who pursue only wealth or novelty, while Captain Wain bids farewell and Ensign and Mrs Clark prepare to replace them in Napier. A separate note reports a court committal of an elderly man for lunacy and a timeline of local notices.
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Dawbier
Salvation Army
Moemberg
Dawkins
Ashburton
Napier
Adjutant Dawkins
Uhay
Gia
Conelugion
Adjutant Dinkine
Wain
Brunnerton
Ensign
Clark
Naper
Wreath Laying At Mr Siddon’s Private Day
A ceremony with wreaths placed at the burial site by the West End Memorial Committee and other groups. The Cablast visited the grave yesterday to honor Mr Siddon who died recently while traveling from Australia to New Zealand.
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Jane
Siddon
West End
Vant Gonsters’ Associties
Wellegten
Sord
Australia
Waipahi Railway Mishap Update
Evidence indicates the driver was dismissed and the fireman reinstated after the Waipahi railway incident. Officials note that data on the issue has been provided.
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Halas
Mil
Waipahi
Bank of New Zealand Directors Report Profit Distribution Plan
Bank of New Zealand Wellington reports year end figures showing profit after expenses and allocations, then proposes dividends on preference and ordinary shares, transfers to reserve funds, and a dividend to staff. Notes include amounts for management costs bad debts provident fund staff bonus and guaranteed stock interest.
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Wellington
Bank of New Zealand
Provident Wind
CYA
Pegerve Fund
Provident Fund
Nee
Lid
Adi
New Zealand Justices Boost Bar Status With Oaths
Justice Cooper presides as The Won Der Findlay Martin Chapman and Dillon Bell take oaths as King's Counsel in Wellington Supreme Court. The ceremony lifts the New Zealand Bar to English Bar parity, praised for learning, honour, and distinguished leadership, with Mrs. Py Ackerrtt noted for high regard.
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Wellington
Fane
Won der Findlay
Martin Chapman
Tours Dillon Bell
Supreme Court
Justice Cooper
New Zealand
Occasio
Tisgovic
Feuthanen
Py Akerrett
Licensing at Wanganui renews ATL licenses
Wanaganui Licensing Committee reports on the Lately admission. police comments limited to two hotels with minor adverse notes. ATL licenses were renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanganui
ATL
Freehold 2 Acre Property With 10 Room House
A freehold parcel of two acres titled Wand includes a ten room house. Details specify ownership and potential development scope for buyers.
Wool and hide prices at fortnightly sale by anneuioneers
Prices rose at the wool and fat sale with keen competition among buyers like Ingverk. The listing records crossbred wool, dead wool, Lincoln ram fleeces, black wool, hides and skins, fat, and pelts with varied per unit rates and numerous small denominational amounts.
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Ingverk
Lincoln
Polish spread covers Poote coast in new effort
Community officials report a broad polish effort along Poote coast aimed at restoring surfaces and improving safety. Local volunteers and firms participate, with funding from city grants and private donations. Projects include road resurfacing, railing repairs, and parkway maintenance.
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Gable News
Home and Foreign
United Presa Association
Yelantica Telegraph
Olyimpia
Mc Buroasat
House of Commons
Trish Affairs
Mr Birret
the Spectator
Uaited Presa Association
Py Flestris Telegraph—Copyright
Lennon
Leva
Par Elsotria Telegraph
Sir W. Lyne
Tondon
Norfolk Island
Nomoir Terago
Marta
Fiedric Telegraph
Electris Yelograph
Woopyinie
Nawbury
Mahnarabara
Wad
Jane Arnold Kingsland
Duxspin
John Williams
Walker Street
Yestardey Algarncen
James Fuener
Uppar
Saunday
Amy Rygetrail
Wtp Ad
United
Gtraaa Association
Wullina Palm Botha SY
Tor
Por Press Association
Auckland Tramways
Friak
Tuaringi Ghd
Dre
Suringside
TR. Alcorn F.P
Andlalr H. Davis
Timarn
Seddon
Canterbury Farmers’ Co-operative Association
George Fowlde
Minster
Education
Gerry Lynn
Auckland
Edwin Joan Jones
Rarburton
Akasos
Nez. Loan and Mercantile Agency Cqo., Ltd
Black Hills
BR. FL. Hennak
South Canterbury
Methven
Glentunnel
Snowden
N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd
E.G. Staveley
C.K. Calcutt
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Trieplander Bros., Ltd
Penald Williamson
Alford Forest Road
R. Friedlander
VYVE
Friedlander Bros., Lto
BJ. Ebrgec
ERR Suhe Ex Co
Drapers
Berneit Street
Bir Seddon
United Press
Electria Telegraph
Hiedrie Telegraph
King's Counsel
Reaarks
Are Justice Cooper
Por Press A
Friedlander Bros Ltd
N.Z
Haake
Hakatere
Gibson
H. A
Lloyd
Edlander Bros
Lim
HORSE
H. A. Lloyd
Horace A. Gates
Enders
Lowcliffe
Guardian
Sivation Arvy
Wirewell
Captain Wain
Seelock
Upper Ashburyon Road
John Davison
Cle K
David Thomas
Paliie of
Xett
Acns
Othrs
T . Thomas
D. Thomas
Havelock Shoe
Bullock
Talk
Panea
Tig
Tancred Street
Eve
Orr’'S
John Orr & CO
Wwe
Rere
Tancrup Street
Mus T. F
Bele
Morris Dros
Burnett Street
Farmers
Sam Croors
Jowitha Tucker
Nan
Womar
Chas. Thomas
East Street
Ldison
A. T UL. Williams Center
Mast Street
Brey
Christchurch
Cleas
Li Oma
Nawsagent
Haet Kreel
Ashhurton
Purcy’s. XA
H. M. Jones
Percy
Cary
Fee
Ghey
Saaups
Ashburgon County
Grant & Moore
Saunders’ Buildings
India
Ceylon
Fletcher Bros
Empress Tea
Staffordshire
W. H. Grindly and Co
Joshua Wedgepood
Alfred Meakin
China
Canton Muriel
Wedgewood
Victory
Golden Eagle
Old Judge
Bell and Co
Ata
Brown and Polson’s
Pear Packet Brown Co.’s
Mowhawk
Saxon
Wes
Queensland
Arrowroon
Sun Brand
Tinwald
Fairfield
Ayson and Sons
Family Butchers
W. T. Henaghan
Dunedin
Charles
S&t
A. L. Zouch
Tancred St
Bicycle Sais
Pyrey
Dunlops
Palmers
Clickers
Zeus
Johnston
R. D. Johnston
Burrnerr Syren
Aroses
F.irey
Sheep Country
North Canterbury
Acra
Maud & Starman
Robinson
McIntyrd
Tleanengei
Élexé
Aes
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