Massey Opens Opposition Campaign at Pukekohe
AUCKLAND June 23 Mr Massey Leader of the Opposition opened his campaign in his own electorate at Pukekohe and was warmly received He attacked the Ministers single tax policy calling it robbery or insanity He accused G Fowlds of misleading statements on land valuations and noted valuations were often too high He found many Dominion residents backed the Opposition as best for the country and urged clean honest economical administration.
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Auckland
Massey
Pukekohe
G Fowlds
Fowlda
Staunes
Global figures mix in Empire events and labor strikes
A London banquet at Crystal Palace celebrates overseas athletes as Lord Mayor links sport to imperial goodwill. Southampton strikers accept wage rise offers. Delaware court deems Powder Trust a restraint of trade under Denomours Co and orders dissolution. Australia debates soldier pensions and aviation defense funding while census ledge outlines federal House representation. Butter price up. Explorer Donald MacKay reports a volcanic crater in New South Wales. Queensland sugar strike funds urged as two thousand workers may be affected. OMalley condemns formalities in departmental correspondence.
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London
Council
Crystal Palace
Eaborough
Coombes
Southampton
Yal Mail
Union Castle Lines
Washington
Circuit Court of Delaware
Powder Trust
Denomours Company
Melbourne
Defence
Australia
Federal
Defence Department
Anyon
Sydney
House of Representatives
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Donald MacKay
Newebrides
Labour Council
Uecensland
Fire destroys Watt and Co costume shop in Christchurch
Christchurch June 28 The premises in High Street occupied by Mrs Louisa Champion trading as Watt and Co costume makers were gutted by fire tonight. The stock and fittings were destroyed. The building was owned by Mrs Hunter Grown of Nelson. Insurance amount unascertainable though stock and fittings were insured in the Alliance Office for £1150.
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Per. Press Association
Christchurch
High Street
Louisa
Champion
Wattand .Co
Hunter Grown
Nelson
Waitt. and Co
Alliance
Stout Inquirer Arrives for Cook Islands Probe
Sir Robert Stout arrived at Mangaia to continue a private inquiry into alleged adminis tration issues in the Cook Islands and to probe the Wigmore murder case. The inquiry is not open to press. Wigmore’s trial is set for June 16.
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Wellington
San Francisco
Robert Stout
Cook Islands
Wigmore
Piles Solved by Bile Beans Claim in Brisbane Ad
A reader from Cleveland Street Stone's Corner Brisbane recalls severe piles affecting life and mood. After trying other cures, Bile Beans allegedly eased symptoms within three doses and a box led to permanent relief eighteen months ago. The ad touts Bile Beans as a cure for constipation piles liver trouble and more with pricing listed.
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Afr. Z. Mynott
Cleveland St
Stone’s Corner
Brisbane
Bile Béan Co
Pitt
Ministers Plough Turns Public Duty into Ceremony
In a Wharenui event the Hon. T Mackenzie plowed a ceremonial furrow for a new swimming bath. The crowd cheered as the minister shed coat and hat, praised the labor, and declared the furrow well and truly turned with MP Mr Witty praised as a champion ploughman.
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Wharenui
T. Mackenzie
Witty
M.P
Bitter Republican opposition to reciprocity in Senate
The Western Republicans oppose reciprocity, insisting on tariff revision bills before any accord. Senator Root's amendment faces strong opposition from Senator Mann as the Wool Bill is brought back on July 10, signaling a disrupted pro reciprocity coalition. Ottawa predicts tougher passage for the Canadian Reciprocity Bill amid election talk.
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Per
Press Association
Washington
Senate
Root
Mann Bitterly O
Gore
Finance Committee
Ottawa
Wilfrid
Laurier
Federal Land Tax Revenue Record to June Twenty First
Up to June 21 payments of the Federal Land Tax totaled £1,387,184. The note marks this as an incomplete return with about £1,000,000 received on June 20, reflecting a key moment in the taxation collection.
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Melbourne
Pifflers and the Warner Cure Referenced
The article defines piffling as wasting effort toward no result and cites inertia linked ailments such as rheumatism gout neuralgia and indigestion. It advocates Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy, urging immediate use and professional medical advice if relief fails. It notes availability from chemists and storekeepers in original and concentrated non alcoholic forms.
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Warner
Profitable Patents and Notable Examples
A Victorian tone surveys lucrative patents from Westinghouse air brake to stylographic pen. It notes inventor earnings from printer ink rights and Howe’s sewing machine profits, and mentions a Christchurch contact for patent seeking.
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Westinghouse
J. T. Qasley
Howe
Henry Hughes
Hereford St
Christchurch
A. R. Holdship
Boxing tournament opens in Wellington crowd fills venue
Wellington boxing fans packed the venue as the Wellington Boxing Association started a tournament. Middleweights saw Tancred defeat Gilray while Clifford beat O'Brien. Freeman beat Hunter in heavyweight. Murphy edged Coddy in welterweights. Wilson defeated Failing and Valentine beat McCarthy in lightweight. Ellis beat Ingham and Joplin beat Kufner in bantamweights.
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Wellington
Wellington Boxing Association
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