Ashburton Herald backs Timaru wharfage cut proposal
The Ashburton Herald comments on a Guardian leading article and supports reducing Timaru Harbour Board wharfage charges to attract business. It argues farmers may resist higher rates, notes Timaru’s port advantages, and questions whether lower charges would truly boost trade or just shift costs.
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Timaru ‘Herald
Ashburton
Timaru Harbour Board
South Canterbury
Timaru
Lyttelton
Imperial Conference backs Royal Commission on trade
London June 17 The Imperial Conference discussed a resolution by Mr de V. Graff for a Royal Commission to study Empire trade, resources, production and distribution. Speakers from Britain Canada Australia urged an advisory body with broad reference, cost sharing, and no single policy. Resolution passed.
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Imperial Conference Banquet Highlights Imperial Idea Progress
London June 18 Empire Press Union banquetted overseas journalism with Lord Burnham presiding. Lord Curzon said the Imperial idea was advancing and units drew closer. He noted some proposals were not accepted but Sir Joseph Ward deemed the conference a great advance. Geoffrey Fairfax of the Sydney Herald spoke.
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Trust question on anti trust law investigation
Washington June 17 a resolution will be introduced in the House to probe whether the American Woollen Company violates the anti trust law. New York June 18 the wool tariff bill vote is likely Tuesday or Wednesday as the House holds a Saturday night session to finish the debate.
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Bank premises sale and varied news snippets from around the world
The London County and Westminster Bank acquired the Birkbeck banking premises and assets from the Official Receiver. In sports, Wilding beat Ritchie while Dison and Prebble, and Doust with Mrs Chambers posted doubles wins. Reports cover seismograph damage, trials in Dacca, Castro misperception, and multiple global notices from Calcutta to Perth.
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Fisher and Oxford Banquet Highlights Imperial Harmony
The British Empire League and the Science Guild hosted oversea visitors at the Savoy Hotel with 400 attendees. Duke of Devonshire presided as Dr Warren noted Mr Visher’s Oxford degree refusal and Mr Fisher explained his own decline due to youth. The Imperial Conference aims and Australian solar governance proposal were discussed.
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Comstock Dead Shot Worm Pellets Praise Letter
Mrs MM Johnson of 135 Elizabeth Street Wellington N4 writes of her three year old daughter’s relief after using Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets. She reports rapid improvement from heavy worm infestation and frequent nose picking with no return symptoms after treatment. Pellets and tonic given nightly, mail order available from The Comstock Co. Ltd Sydney.
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Elixabeth Street
Welington
N.4
Comstock
W. H.mstock Co. Ltd
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Sydney
Fire destroys Pringle furniture factory in Pahiatua
A. Pringle's furniture factory on the main street of Pahiatua was destroyed by fire. The building was insured for £100 with Liverpool, London and Globe Office, stock and materials for £100, and machinery for £180 with Sun Office. The loss exceeds the insured amounts.
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Influenza update from Woods' Great Papier Oates Never faile
The fragment notes an influenza context with a cryptic phrase Woods' Great Papier Oates Never faile. The readable text provides no clear event, date, or identifiable organization beyond the obscure quotation.
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