Moisture in butter sparks debate for Australian and New Zealand exports
The Sydney Mail quotes critics who say adding moisture to export butter harms keeping quality and Australian reputation. They argue dry butter maintains value in Britain, while moisture invites blending and fakery. Also cited are related international items from London, New York, and Melbourne news desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Mail
Moira
New Zealand
London
Brandon
Tooley-street
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wndon
Glasgow
Edison the Prophet on Future Energy and Society
Thomas A. Edison discusses radium and future power sources, including wind, water, tides, sun engines, and hydrocarbon use. He predicts a shift to social, machine–era industry with an eight hour work day and brains over brawn, foreseeing helicopter aircraft and synthetic materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Hesson
Amd
Aliona
Wright
India
Lesa
Cryptic Verse Fragments From The Woods Community Page
Fragmented lines speak of cold joints raw tongue overdone jaw pain and chilling flesh in quirky wordplay. The text blends fragmented phrases and odd spellings referring to luck and the Woods Great Peppermint raid as a playful oddity.
New Zealander Collins Earns Cambridge Cricket Blue
London June 16 Collins a New Zealander has been awarded his cricket blue at Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Per
Press Association
London
Collins
DANGERS IN RUBBER PROMOTIONS AND PROMOTERS
Sir Frank Sweltenham former governor of the Straits Settlements warns on the rubber boom. He cites over capitalization, high estate prices, and lack of foresight as key faults in rubber company promotions. He foresees labour shortages, higher wages, and European supervision costs, with potential price declines by 1915 harming weak firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweltenham
Straits Settlements
China
India
Java
South America
South Africa mine funds lift over nine million pounds
Last year over £9,000,500 was raised in South Africa to develop new mines and extend existing operations. About 190,000 Kaffirs are on the payroll, with more workers urgently sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Trimmer Hats Marked Down to Clearend of Season
A genuine sale announces marked down Trimmer and Untrimmed Hats to ensure absolute clearance before season end.
Hospital Board rejects immediate nurses’ wing plan
Christchurch June 15 The Hospital Board declined to extend nurse accommodation now and told a committee to study a long term scheme. The board will add a ward for advanced consumption cases and formed a committee to unify policy across institutions to avoid overlapping by other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Tod Lay
Notable Earthquakes Through the Ages
A historical panorama lists major earthquakes and death tolls from 1731 to 1909. Notable events include Lisbon 1763 with about 89,000 fatalities, San Francisco 1906 with around 1,000 dead, and Messina 1909 with estimates from 40,000 to 100,000 killed, among many others in Italy, Japan, Peru, and the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
London
Perkina
China
Malaga
Mercedo
Santate
Panama
Aleppo
Meli
Italy
Great Sunger
Moluccas
Montemurre
Calabria
Mendoza
Argentina
Poru
Ecuador
South America
Jose
Spain
Casamicciola
Srinagar
Kuabere
Tarawera
San Salvador
Kushan
Persia
Kamaishi
Japan
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Wellington
India
Alabria
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Kingston
Jamaica
Sicily
Messina
Public Health Penalty for Infectious Disease Ride
A Magisterial Court case in New Zealand notes a £10 fine and costs for Henry James Meyer who took his wife with diphtheria in a public cab without informing the driver. The Health Department sought a nominal penalty to signal the offence. The judge accepted ignorance of the law but warned transmission risk if a vehicle is not disinfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
New Zealand Times
Henry James Meyer
Ellison
Hénalth Department
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NEW Zealand Shipping Company
Monte Wee Teneriffe
Ymouth
Clayton
Raapehu
Rimutaka
T.kina
Rio
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Limited
Monte Video
Teneriffe
Plymouth
tAlso
Rio de Taniero
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance
Ane
Rypae Preminn and Wealth Est Colonial Company
Islington
Turnip
Tyre
Keen
Bree
Ballantynes
Ballantyne
J.ballantyne , CO
Lipp Ton
Lipton
Buxton and Thomas
Ashburton
Lyndhurst, Tinwald
ASU
Burton Stores
Friedlander Bros, S
Colman
Government Ofnsurant Department
Ee vi Bates
Jones and Sons
Greenwich
the Reliable Jewellers
High Street
Henry
Rughes
Hereford Street
Westport
Coalbroqkdale
Zealandia
Barningham & Co., Ltd
George. Street
Dunedin
Corner Case Street
Wakanui Road
Corner Case and
Cameron Streets
Robinson
Canterbury
Dominion
Beath & Co., Ltd
Boyds Bros. & Kirk, Ltd
Christchurch & Invercargill
Cable News
Per Presa Association—Copyright
Nesbit
Newnham College
Sidgwick
Migstephen
New York
Christopher Wilson
United States Wireless Telegraph Company
Bogart
Haveeen
Wilson
Marconi
de Forest
Hughes
New York State
Cortes
Madrid
Berlin
Canada
Germany
Ottawa
Board of Conciliation
Grand Trunk Railway
Canadian-Pacific Company
Grand Trunk Company
Canadian-Pacific
Melbourne
Fisher
Sydney
Ezzy
Advancement OF Science
Lord Chelmsford
Fremantle
Tyler
Edison, the Prophet
W.B
P.D
FL. CO. Barrett
Per Press Association
East Street
Saeek
aBihoe
Amber Tips Tea
Christchuroe
Nelson
T. H. Andrill & CO
General House Furnishers and Importers
Tancred Street
Atalanta
Oates & CO
Burnett Street
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