Sir Joseph Ward Arrives in Western Australia as Guest
United Press report notes Sir Joseph Ward and Miss Ward arriving from London. The Acting Premier and Governor’s aide welcome the party who stay as guests of the Western Australia Governor. All are well and enjoying the visit during their stay.
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Preman Ple
Sie Juseph Warklace
Miss Ward
London
Phe
Boarder
Thesis
Moolai
Western Australia
Imperial Conference and Maritime Talks Endorse Colonial Representation
Sir J T Ward says both conferences justified bringing self governing colonies together. Maritime talks benefit Commonwealth, with measures to shield local shipowners and unify rules. NZ to legislate as needed. Ward urges preferential trade but notes British free trade stance. calls for permanent conference structure and improved mail subsidy to boost Atlantic Pacific service to NZ and Australia.
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Perth
JT. G. Ward
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Parliament
United Kingdom
Dominions
England
J. G. Ward
Great Britain
Admiralty
Te Hac
TERTH
Joseph Ward
Canada
Dublin
Scotland
Australia
America
London
Atlantic
Pacific
Vancouver
Athintic Lynde
Aoure
Adaree
Australas
New Zeonlansh
Woth
Cape
Barane Abandoned
United Press Association reports Barane abandoned in unspecified location. No further details available in the brief note.
Judgment Authorized Against Weank Lacroix Gardner Company
A judgment was entered against the Weank Lacroix Gardner Company in London for 4827,000 amid claims of conspiracy by the plaintiff and defendant to divert funds. Sir Edward Carson noted the alleged scheme involved misappropriating profits and dividends totaling £983,768 with the plaintiff receiving nothing in return. The case progressed with costs awarded as the defendant failed to appear and be examined.
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Iluifo Tsanca
A Trotting Match Explained at Athburtsu Club Meeting
At the May General Committee meeting of the Athburtsu Agricultural and Pastoral Association Mr Islickley cited a trotting match on the show grounds with 400 attendees and a one shilling gate. He questioned the Association’s role while Mr Blacklay and Mr Nicol clarified the event was a private venture unrelated to the club and that funds were donated to the Trotting Club.
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Athburtsu Agricultural and Pastoral Association
Islickley
Jrrenads
T. TE. Upton
Sategardas
Ghur Cs
Perrone
Blacklay
H. W. Nicol
Wayer
Balonce
Memnees
Murder in Melbourne and Union Talks Across Churches
A Hindu man named Sadack was executed at Broken Hill for the January murder of a woman named Cooney. The Victorian Government may fund a union basis with other states after the Fremantle Conference, contingent on first mortgage over the vessel. The Methodist Conference proposes a joint committee with Presbyterian and Congregational churches to work toward church union, noting New Zealand and Victoria as apathetic. Government offers £520 for Bauer murder conviction. Inter-State university rowing delegates plan to send teams to England for the Olympics. Norrove Colony marks its fifty-first anniversary with a picnic and sports. A spoilage incident involves a box of sovereigns dropped from the steamer Ilona in Suva.
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Frenier
Methodist Conference
Presbyterian
Congregational
New Zealand
Victoria
England
Norrove Isanv
Deakin Critiques Imperial Colonial Conference Attitude
Telegraph interview from Brenantle quotes Alea Deakin criticizing Imperial Government for inconsistent fiscal preference stance. He cites ministers blocking definite action and a general indeterminate resolution, noting frustration over lack of practical cooperation. Light rain across the county aims to refresh crops and pastures.
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United Precs Association
Yelegraph
Sydney
Ale Leasin
Mugland
Brenantle
Ali Deakin
Deakin
Wilrid Laurier
Wilrid Lurier
Repty
Joseph Ward
Bettiah
AED
Mer Menkin
Feil
Arbitration Court Fines Imposed For Wage Violations
The Arbitration Court opened in Waneanui before Mr Justice Simpnd and Messrs Brown and Slater. Fines were levied on Boyd and Brennan for breaching the coach-workers award, the New Zealand Sixpress Coy for overpaying overtime, and Parser and Sons for employing a cabinetmaker without a permit. A driver and worker were also fined, with costs awarded in each case. Evidence was heard in the letterpress machinists dispute.
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Waneanui
Arbitration Gourt
Simpnd
Brown
Slater
Boyd and
Brennan Word
New Zealand
Sixpress Coy
Parser and Sons
Supreme Court verdict on fraud and larceny cases
United Press Association report states Walter Tilley and Thomas Moody were remanded from the Lower Court after pleading guilty to larceny. Justice Chapman sentenced Tilley to six and Moody to six months imprisonment with hard labor. Harry Ross received six months with hard labor for fraud.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Guistenonen
Jung
Walter Tilley
Thomas Moody
Venturce
Chapmen
Sige
Harry Ross
Deserved Punishment: Trassider Sentenced for Probation Breach
Nicholas Trassider appeared before Justice Williams on June 12 to answer for breach of probation due to drink and dissolute behavior. He received a jail sentence of several months as the court enforced the terms of his earlier probation.
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Eunenpin
Nicholas Trassider
Williams
Yacl
Death by Own Action Shocks Auckland Circle
Benjamin Rowsell a 42 year old medical man of Auckland took his life last night. He had travelled in the South Sea Islands studying elephantiasis and was secretary of the Georgas owing Club. His body was found in Parnell Cemetery after a letter to the Connacht Hotel proprietor directing police contact.
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Atcrland
Benjamin Rowsell
South Sea Islands
Auckland
Georga
Conahessial Hotel
Hovwsell
St. Stephen's Premotory
J Parnell
Orakei
Roch
Parnell
Mysterious Death Inquest For Alice Simone
The inquest into the death of Alice Caroline Simone, a young married woman, was resumed yesterday after the stomach analysis report became available. Minute traces of a strong irritant were found but not identifiable, with a suggestion of potentially potassium? The jury ruled the death due to inflammation aggravated by an irritant, yet no proof showed how the substance entered her system.
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Alice Caroline Simoni
Licensing fines hit Algon Hotel licensee in Napier
Martha Caldwell licensee of the Algon Hotel in Napier was found guilty on nine indictments of supplying liquor to youths under 18 and fined £15. Two barmen faced fines of £40 and £7 on similar charges as the license did not receive endorsement due to the hotel's change of hands.
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Napier
Martha Caldwell
Algon Hotel
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