Hospital Committee Sees Repairs and Policy Notes
The Hospital Committee met in County Council Chambers to review water supply upgrades at Crown Iron Works Christchurch and discuss office space for the hospital library. They debated the convalescent ward as an office site and planned next steps, with a July 7 meeting set at the hospital.
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Hugo Vriedlander
Joan Stulholme
Chapman
Chariesseid
Crown Ironworks
Christchurch
Clark
Reid
Crown Tron Works Co., Ltd
VHS Library
Anu
Ghepnin
Farewell luncheon honors Bible Society staff and rail passes
At Invercargill on June 22 representatives of the British and Foreign Bible Society thanked the government for free railway passes and Sir J Ward for courteous tickets. They praised the colony’s supporters and hosts who made the occasion pleasant, with NZ agent Mc Spencer adding thanks.
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N.Z
New Legislative Councillors Named by Governor in Wellington
His Excellency the Governor approved appointments to the Legislative Council. Named are T. K. McDonald of Wellington, Henry Wigram the first Mayor of Greater Christchurch, Foymour Thorne George of Auckland, and William Reetham of Auckland, an importer noted in political circles.
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Legislative Council
Messrs
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Henry Wigram
Greater
Christchurch
Foymour Thorne George
Auckland
George Gray
William Reetham
Ashburton Mutual School of Arts Letter on Liquor Sale
A correspondent argues the Government should not revoke the club charter over liquor sales at the Ashburton Mutual School of Arts. The writer urges the Managing Committee to align with public opinion and warns that stopping liquor sales could improve the institution and public standing.
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The Woolwich Explosion Telegraphed Messages
President Lonhet telegraphed to King Edward expressing deep sorrow and sympathy for the Woolwich accident. King Edward replied that he is grateful for the message.
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Lonhet
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Woolwich
Unusually Low Glacier Rain Sparks Night Showers
Residents in Ashburton, who retired early on a clear evening, were startled by heavy rain that began overnight. The showers were intermittent until about eleven, when a warm rain persisted for a couple of hours. Our Mayfield correspondent reports an electrical storm there at nine this morning.
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Ashburton
Mayfield
Anthracite Strike Averted as Workers Recognized
New York reports the threatened coal strike has been averted after the workers' representative was formally elected and recognized by employers. The approval comes after June 3 pledges and rapid settlement steps.
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New York
Ashburton Stock Sale Sees Slippery Yards And Mixed Prices
Ashburton Yards sale reports a modest entry despite good attendance as rain made the pens sloppy. Crossbred wethers topped at 21s 7d. fat cattle and store sheep sold close to late rates. Totals: about 2400 sheep and 30 head of cattle with varied prices across calves cows steers and ewes.
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Brad Wethers
John Cochrane
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
W. B. Clarkson
Revolution in Shryvia Sparks Diplomatic Protest
A Servian minister denounces Britain for holding the Servian government responsible for events of the 11th. He notes Queen Draga's death was unnecessary though loathed. General Mischell becomes Belgrade commandant. King Peter promotes the Geneva deputation and three officers from King Alexander's guard.
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Electric Telegraph
Benanave
Draga
Mischell
Belgrade
Peter
Geneva
Alexander
Attitude of Other Powers and Balkan Conspiracies
A Pelgrade diplomat informs a French journalist that King Peter knew of the military conspiracy and urged avoiding bloodshed so exiled sovereigns might escape. Requiem masses honored King Alexander and Queen Draga in St Petersburg. Roumanian Court marks two weeks of mourning. American and Dutch views on Serbia echo Britain’s, with American papers condemning the British stance as a strong repudiation of a foreign nation.
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Peter
St. Petersaure
Alexander
Queen Draga
Kazan
St Petersburg
Londox
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Holland
Servia
Britain
Majeroni Dramatic Company Returns to Ashburton
The Majeroni Dramatic Company under Mr Charles MacMahon visits Ashburton for a two night season at Oddfellow's Hall beginning Friday. The program opens with Frank Harvey's five act melodrama A King of Iron, praised for natural acting, strong scenes, and effective scenery. On Saturday, Frank Scudamore's melodrama The Flight for Life is staged, with box plan opening tomorrow at H.M. Jones.
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New Zealand
H. M. Jones
E. Beanigan
Charles MacMahon
Ashburton
Oddfellow's Hall
Frank Harvey
London
America
Sydney
England
Australia
Majeroni
Ring of Iron
Mario
George Majeroni
Frank Scudamore
H.M. Jones
Water famine hits Broken Hill supplies
The South Australian Government plans to deliver 100000 gallons daily to Broken Hill starting tomorrow, increasing to 200000 next week to ease the water shortage. Mines rely on steam and ore contracts are suspended until month end due to water scarcity. Jubilee Church marks a religious education debate with Rev Sargieson condemning religious distinctions in public schools and opposing the British Education Bill.
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Sidnery
Bible In
Brispaye
Congregational
Sargieson
New Zealand
Smallpox Outbreak Hits Launceston Hospital
Reports from Launceston dated June 23 indicate a measles misdiagnosis at a hospital. Duggan died on June 23 after developing symptoms. Nurse Cash later died, with two porters, another nurse, and a laundress contracting the illness but recovering. Additional cases reported elsewhere.
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Electric Telegraph
Launceston
Duggan
Cash
Licensing Committee withholds Park Racing Club license
Today in telegraphs from the United Press Association the Licensing Committee refused a conditional license to the Park Racing Club for next week’s winter meeting. Separate items report a relief fund instalment to the Lord Mayor, an inquest verdict on David McGrane, praise for the New Zealand Band in England, and two New Zealand surgeons passing a London proficiency exam.
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Falconer
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