Foreign policy review at Empire Conference adjourns
London reports the Empire Conference adjourned until Friday with Lord Curzon speaking over two hours on foreign affairs. Churchill followed on Mesopotamia. neither speech will be published. Curzon outlined Germany, Silesia, Lithuania borders, Turkey treaty difficulties, and empire questions while noting need for Dominions input.
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Press Association
London
Lord Curzon
Winston Churchill
Mesopotamia
Germany
Lloyd George
Turkey
Russia
Britain
Dominions
Japan
America
Egypt
Hebrides
Massey Addresses Pacific Problems and Navy Role
Mr Massey told a conference the Peace Treaty splits do not grant Dominions full independence and urged a strong Pacific navy. He favored a renewed Anglo Japanese Treaty with modifications and supported Empire partnership, while New Zealand would share naval costs and back broader America Britain understandings. He also pressed faster Pacific shipping services and noted NZ elections would limit conference attendance.
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London
Massey
Lloyd George
Dominions
R Massey
New Zealand
Pacific
America
Britain
British Empire
Aentleman
Wee Haya
Ulster Ceremony In Belfast Reflects Royal Visit Atmosphere
The King and Queen arrived with guards and a military display as crowds cheered in Belfast. Troops lined the quay and City Hall while aeroplanes watched from above. The Daily News notes the absence of Sir Edward Carson and other leaders, with Catholic invitations declined.
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Per Press Association
London
Belfast
House of Ros
Black Red
10Th Hussars
Derry Walls
Daily News
Edward Carson
Birkenhead
Gough and Crozier
Lord Fitzalan
North Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Massey Congratulates Ulster Parliament Opening
Mr Massey telegraphs Sir James Craig praising the Ulster Parliament opening and expressing hope it will restore peace and prosperity to all Ireland.
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London
Massey
James Craig
Ireand
Church of Scotland Bill Second Reading Passed
In the House of Commons the Church of Scotland Bill moved toward union to end ecclesiastical rivalry. HR Munro argued it would end waste and aid Christian progress. A committee would review endowments and temporalities, with the regality issue affecting constitution. McCallum Scott Hogge opposed while Balfour supported. second reading carried without a division.
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Pot Press Association
London
House of Com.no.s
Munro
Roxburgh and
Sellirk
Church of Scotland
A. McCallum Scott
Glasgow
J. M. Hogge
Edinburgh
Balfour
Call for Bigger Contributions In Public Appeal
In a continuing public appeal the organizers urge greater donations to fund the campaign. The note stresses the need for substantial support to reach the projected goal and asks readers to give at their earliest convenience.
Naval defence policy at conference faces split opinions
The Australian Press Association reports a likely failure to settle navy policy at the conference. A military policy may be discussed, especially land defences east of Suez, but Canada and South Africa oppose Australia and New Zealand on costs. A separate defence conference may be held later, as in 1909.
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London
Australian Press Association
Suez
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Indian delegate Sastri urges race equality in Empire
The Indian delegation at the Conference pushes for a resolution asserting equal citizenship rights for all races in Dominions. Sastri argues freedom requires admission of all peoples to rights without reservation, while noting strong opposition and that the motion is unlikely to become a Conference resolution.
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London
Srinavasi Sastri
Dominions
India
Sastri
Amari Motors Rep Seeks Dodge Bros Cars Deal In Ashburton
Mr Leonard Checkley representing Amari Motors Ltd Christchurch 18 currently in Ashburton seeks a Dodge Bros Cars deal for the firm.
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Eonard Checkley
Amari Motors Ltd
Christchurch
Ashburton
Dodge’ Bros
Ashburton Winter Show Opens With Broad Exhibits
The Ashburton Poultry Pigeon and Canary Society opens its 1921 Winter Show in the Arcade, highlighting poultry, pigeons, canaries, and a wide range of home industries. Entries rise across poultry, fruit, preserves, needlework, and cookery, with 221 in open poultry classes and notable gains in butter making and produce displays.
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Ashburton Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Society
Chanticleer
S, Madden
D. Duff
H. G. Lovell
Queenie Lloyd
B. Thompson
Mra Beaumont
M. E. Donald
I. G. Body
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Garriock
J.gud- Sell
F. Clark
W. Bruce
L. Maginness
A. Gunn
Marion Paterson
E. A. Dyer
H. F. Nicoll
K. Bruce
J. Dunlop
R. D. Cochrane
A. Choak
J. J. Lewis
N. Percy
N. Cowan
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J. Jones
K. Bushell
D. Lewis
G. Bushell
G. Bolton
J. Nish
M. McDonald
D. ‘Vesty
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Zonpevend
CC. Porter
Hampstead
H. Cram
EB. Pilbrow
M. More
Ye Weerimary Ool
W. Jary
Allenton
N. Staples
Prize poultry and produce show results span farms to dogs
The Stafford Christchurch show lists winners in poultry breeds from Ancient Games to Rhode Island Reds, with judges Mr F Dacre and Mr J Tindall. Exhibits cover birds, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, dairy, baking, needlework, dogs, and livestock, naming winners like G McLeod, E Rowe, Parkin, and Mrs Wisely across numerous classes and locations.
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Christchurch
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Watson
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Leather chasing Northants by poor showing in heat
The report notes Gregory enduring a hot resumed match scoring 107 with 14 fours in 1438 minutes before being dismissed. Ryder and Hendry added 50, Northants collapsed to 69 in the first innings and 68 in the second, finishing an innings and 484 runs behind.
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United Service
London
Gregory
Ryder
Hendry
Northants
Merchants Probe Board of Trade Telegram on Java Sugar
A Christchurch message reports merchants received a Board of Trade telegram stating importers do so at their own risk. It is seen as an impending prohibition, with Java sugar sellers quoting prices allowing retailers to undercut by a penny per pound.
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Board of Trade
Java
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