New Zealand Mutton Shipment Reaches New York
Mr Fisher receives a Colonial Secretary report from Mr Bennett noting 981 carcases of New Zealand mutton arrived in New York via London. Importers will profit by high prices post duty. Australian meat also imported via England arrives in excellent condition and sold at a discount to American meat.
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Association—Copyright
Melbourne
Fisher
Bennett
New York
New Zealand
London
England
King George to retain colonelcy in King's Colonials
London reports King George will keep his colonelcy in the King's Colonials. A separate item notes James Stricklin of Maryland, armed with a pistol, visiting the White House seeking presidential intervention. he is under arrest and regarded as insane, with a past similar incident. State politics mention a Japanese coal vendor winning a Manila Navy contract for 85 000 tons with tenders from 2s 6d to 4 5s per ton below Australian.
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London
George
New York
James Stricklin
Maryland
White Floueo
Washington
Faf
Stricklin
White House
Manila
Young Woman Appears on Bigamy Charge in Gisborne
Mary Josephine Malam alias Morse faced the Gisborne court on a bigamy charge for marrying Percy Morse while still married to William Malam. She was remanded to appear at Rotorua on June 22.
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Gisborne
Mary Josephine Malam
Josephine Marcella Morse
William Henry Malam
Percy Bowering Morse
Rotorua
Plain Practical Pointers on Patents from Henry Hughes
Advertisement for Henry Hughes Patent Agents at 183 Hereford Street Christchurch. Advises using reputable practitioners, understanding New Zealand Letters Patent, marking patented products, avoiding infringement, and seeking legal guidance. Notes services include applications for patents marks designs copyrights and expert infringement reports with no charge for preliminary advice.
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New Zealand
Henry Eughes
Henry Hughes
A. &. Holdship
Hereford Street
Christchurch
Opening Session Focuses on Finance in Federal Parliament
Mr Fisher states the first session will center on finance with tariff land tax and financial relations with the States as top topics. The Government seeks a £1000 initial test vote to gauge support for a £10 000 grant to cover a British Association visit to Australia, with potential increase if favorable.
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Per Presa Association
Melbourne
Fisher
Australia
Great Britain vs Australia match arranged for July 9
News from Auckland reports the New Zealand Rugby League secretary Mr Watts received a Sydney cable stating the Great Britain versus Australasia game is fixed for July 9. Six New Zealanders will be sent three backs and three forwards, to be chosen by selectors soon.
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Auckland
Watts
New Zealand Rugby League
Sydney
Great Britain
Population Decline Hits Makaretu District Schools
The travelling correspondent notes Makaretu district shares a NZwide depopulation trend with shrinking school rolls from eighty to forty. He warns shrinking towns hurt business educational and postal services and say land is overrun by noxious weeds while settlers lack capital to work land. Government settlement increases prompt sales to neighbors and more buyers at the ballot.
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Pbannevirke Evening News
Makaretu
Ballet
Debates on coal mine accidents in House of Commons
Enoch Edwards opened a discussion on coal mine accidents with Labour collier MPs contributing. Churchill praised rescue workers for the Whitehaven Pit disaster, noting that sealing the intake did not guarantee survivors as a return channel remained. Experts doubted any miners survived after the intake closed. The Home Office weighs more inspectors, breathing helmets, trained rescue corps, and a brief bill to address the issue.
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London
House of Commons
Enoch Edwards
Churchill
Whitehaven
Home Office
Hardie
Kaiser’s Health Alarm After Saddle-Flap Strain
Berlin reports an obscure bulletin questions the Kaiser’s health. The right knee is inflamed, suspected to result from saddle-flap pressure during recent rides, prompting discreet concern among officials.
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Per Press Association
Berlin
World Missionary Conference Report on Missions Policy
Per Press Association. The Missionary Conference discussed native churches and the training of missionaries. A commission urged missionaries to foster the growing push toward closer union with larger denominational lines, and allowed a woman in a harem to be baptized while not a mistress.
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London
Dhurches
India
China
Warner's Safe Cure touted for gravel and bladder troubles
An Australian advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure for gravel stones and bladder issues. A Ballarat mine manager testifies long relief after trying other remedies, promising full pamphlet details from H. H. Warner and Co. Melbourne. Available from chemists in original and cheaper concentrated forms.
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Warner
Wutate H. H. Warner and Co
Lid
Melbourne
Vic
John
Rew
Doveton-street
Ballarat
Collision at sea off Broken Bay damages two vessels
Government steamer Ranada from Fiji reports a dawn collision with a barquentine off Broken Bay. Both ships were warbound, Ranada at full speed with a fractured stem and open seams, Ilma from Clarence River sustained port side damage while Ranada assisted the other vessel.
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Sydney
Ranada
Fiji
Broken Bay
Ranadi
Ilma
Clarence River
Baraventine
Ima
Knyvett Case Campaign Planned Across Centers
The Knyvett Defence Committee completes southern campaign plans to explain the case and present the full facts. J Dickson and BR A Armstrong depart from Auckland to set up meetings, with Gerad Peacocke and A J Black to visit five centres starting in Wanganui on Monday June 27. Dickson also travels to Christchurch and Dunedin for additional meetings.
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Per Press Association
Auckland
Knyvett Defence Committee
Knyvett
Messrs
J. Dickson
BR. A. Armstrong
Gerad Peacocke
A J. Black
Cafones
Wanganui
Dickson
South Island
Christchurch
Dunedin
Mangolds Stored on State Farm at Moumahaki
On the Moumahaki State farm mangolds are stacked in flat topped heaps four feet high and lightly strawed to resist frost. One pile holds 225 loads and two smaller heaps raise the total to 850 loads preserving freshness for several nidritha.
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Moumahaki
Missionary completes New Testament in Malayta languages
The Rev. Walter Ivens reports progress on translations in Malayta and notes on community sharing customs. Aroa hares threaten turnips in Masterton district while Percy Buller’s entomology collection is bequeathed to the Colonial Museum. Pelorus Jack entertains Arahura passengers near French Pass. A mutiny case in Prince Rupert ends with a three year sentence and $100 immigration tax. A cycle crash in Melbourne leaves Kent with amnesia and memory gaps surrounding his home.
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Walter Ivens
Solomon Islands
Malayta
Queensland
Pelorus Jack
Picton
Jack
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Cape Breton
New Westminster
Ottawa
Dominion
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Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Limited
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Tate
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Rye Preminy
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Murangi
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Greenwich
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Begor Square
Prana
Ballantines
Ballantyne
J.ballantyne ¢ CO
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Jipton
Buxton and Thomas
Ashburton
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Frearr Aes Rat
Evches
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Tinwald 4
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Friedlander Bros, L
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Federal Politics
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Canterbury
Beath
Beath & Co., Ltd
Cask Street
Wakanni Road
Cass and
Cameron Streets
Hage
Lion
Robinson
Royds Bros. & Kirk, Ltd
Christchurch & Invercargill
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the Kaiser
World's Missionary Conference
Cash Draper
K. C. Barrett
East Street
Masterton
Percy Buller
Walter Buller
Trance
Colonial Museum
Chathams
Pacific Islands
Mount Cook
Wellingon
Urewera
Land and Survey Department
Opotiki
Kent
Acme Bolt and Nut Works
Edward Street
Elsternwick
Balaclava
Home
Eidward Street
Eld
FE. B
Allen
Nelson
T. A. Andrill & CO
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Burnett Street
Pearl
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Victoria
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