Coronation Plans and Naval League Arrangements
The Naval Review and Royal procession plans feature special transport by rail from London to Southampton, a Solent cruise, and meals for Navy League members. Seats along the route fetch high prices, with £11,000 sold already, and Queen and maidens form a key coronation image. Overseas contingents and the British colony in Paris organize events, while Toronto prepares a coronation gift casket.
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Home Office
Navy League
Messrs
Thomas Cook
Lieutenant Hewitt
R.N
London
New Zealand
Westminster Hospital
Abbey
Dominions
United States
Cablegram
Maida of Honour
Prayer for King and Queen and Britain's Unity
A religious verse from the Spectator praising the king and queen, praying for their reign, national unity, peace, and heavenly guidance. It appeals for political and spiritual harmony across Britain and its empire.
Coronation Honours Additions Conferred Across Realm
London June 20 lists include Knight Bachelors George Alexander actor Major Ross Sleeping Sickness investigator Parsons turbine inventor. Imperial Service Order recipients Blow Tregear. Companions of St Michael and St George Barrett Collins Yitchott Hutson, Banking, Shell, Wilson, etc. Earls Lords and Barons named. Privy Councillors Isaacs Fenwick Bonar Caw Hayes Fisher Pollock. Fields include Methuen Nicholson, Knollys Murray Hirbank Douglas. Imperial Service and Bath honors awarded to various Australian and New Zealand officials.
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London
George Alexander
Bath
Ross
Parsons
Imperial Service Order
Horatio J. H. Blow
New Zealand
Edward Tregear
Labour
St. Michael and
St. George
Barrett
Melbourne University
Robert Collins
Frederick Yitchett
Hutson
Fiji
Banking
Queensland
Lionel Shell
South Australia
Frank Wilson
Western Australia
Papaci
Lord Loreburn
Lord Rosebery
Hirbank
A. Akers Douglas
A. Ackland Hood
T. G. Ashton
M.P
A. ©. Corbett
Rufus Isaacs
Charles Fenwick
A. Bonar Caw
W. Hayes
Fisher
Frederick Pollock
William Davidson
Public Works Department
Victoria
Bd. Dobbie
Tasmania
J. Jones
John Mackay
IV Ton Moen
Cusonis
Australia
King Hall
Tha
Kirkpatrick
Chronic Chest Cough Relief Promises From New Remedy
Local ad notes a herbal tonic labeled for chronic chest coughs. It promises soothing relief through a blend of aromatic ingredients. No clinical data provided.
Global dispatches note strikes cancel naval review sailings
A London report states four steamers chartered for a naval review were canceled due to a strike. Other items include the Meath Challenge Cup won by James Mursel with Ivy Edington and Cyril A. King honored. sugar production projections by Professor Licht. and various international notes from New York Washington Sydney Melbourne Perth.
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London
Southampton
Naval Review
James Mursel
Brisbane
Ivy Edington
Invercargill
Cyril A. King
Oamaru
Licht
New York
Senator Tea
Tennessee
Dominion powers urged on shipping and emigration
The Imperial Conference in London discussed widening Dominion powers over British and foreign shipping. Lord Crewe urged gentler Indian emigration policies to ease Britain's position in India. Mr Fisher called for substantial reduction of Suez Canal dues to cut trade costs for the empire and allies.
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Per Preas Association
London
L. Harcourt
Joseph Ward
Lord Crewe
India
Fisher
Western Australian Mine-Owners' luncheon notes policy
Sir Newton Moore chaired a Western Australian Mine-owners' Association luncheon in London. Admiral Bedford toasted Mr Wilson premier and urged renewed government terms. Wilson defended policy boosting mining as WA's key industry. Mr Doolette predicted Bullfinch mine's future would surpass its past achievements.
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London
Newton Moore
Judge Rules Piece Work Award Upheld in Arbitration Case
Sydney judge Heyden delivers a ruling for butchers on an appeal against the Butchering Board award. He argues arbitration must be free from constraints that hobble industry and business, aiming for fair shares while protecting manager energy and economic production.
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Washington
State Department
Garacagy
Aramanety
Sydney
Jane
Sheffield
Town Hall
New Zealand
Newcastle
Justice Higgins
Mawson
New Guinea
Nelson’s Bay
Melbourne
Tudor
Perth
Young
Britheon
Vin
Ens
Heyden
Butchering Board
Fear of Humbug Keeps Many From Trying Fellows Cones
Local readers are urged to distrust clever ads and seek Dr Fellows's Pile Cones for piles and constipation. The ad notes many cures and testimonials, promising instant relief and claiming the products are sold nationwide through chemists and stores with postal options from Christchurch.
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Fellows
A.C
Pellows
Christchurch
A. M. Loasby
Colomba Street
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MPNHE
NEW Zealand Shipping
Monte Video
Teneriffe _ 2
Plymouth
Thamers
Breamer
Salitone
Turakina
Wellington
Yongariro
Euahine
Reapehu
Roborma
Hic
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Shaw, Savill and
Albion
O., Limited
Teneriffe
Rio
National’ Mortgage and Agency Company, Ltd
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd
Colonial Company
Islington
Slington No
Turnip
Colman
Government Ensurang
Isurant i
the Dominion
Tyassera
Sterling, Ae
Gadiefartion
Jones and Sons the Manufacturing Jewellers
High
Ives
Ballantynes
Golt. Coats
Underskirts
Prigo
Kozie Tea
Manchester Bros
Apman & Davis
Ashburton
Skiranent
Hughes
Hereford Street
Hellor Zealanbia
Tancred Streay
D G. Jamesor
Ted Fox
Festland
Aakaia
Llewellyn Owen
Lc.m
HIS. Mlg
Robinson
Weel
Amber
Kern
Gnford Slu
Tia
London's
Paris
British Chamber of ‘Commerce
Toronto
King George
Ontario
Geary
Thea
Britain
Stone
Spectator
Radley College
Abingdon
General Cable News
Per Presa Association Copyright
Mining
Norfolk
Barrett IS
East Street
Lane
Ashton
AES
Methven
Mitcham
Ceesers Bareie
Dominion
Simpson
Simpson Suits
Ashburton District
H. C. Barrett
Gee's
Wade
Lee Sampios At
W Oh. Collins
OR Fellows
Winchester
South Canterbury
J. Wallace
Timaru
W. J. Sparrow
Mercer
H. Andrill
T. H. Uni
Doren
Ihers ET
Sale Pride
Drill. & Coo
Beorgs V
Pleporer, Bros
Sole
Abba
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