Slaughtermen's Federation Deputation Meets Labour Minister
A New Zealand deputation from the Slaughtermen's Federation met Minister of Labour J A Millar to press conference resolutions. Millar outlined the act's intent for maximum benefits, discussed seasonal earnings, and suggested possible orders and future legislation. He warned against workers contracting out of rights and mentioned housing loan designs to aid workers.
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Per
Wellington
Slaughtermen’s Federation
J. A. Millar
Ths
Millar
Flo
New Zealand
Australis
Reardon
New
Fire clears holds on Tyser steamer Indradevi
The Indradevi at Auckland after a June 24 fire was pumped dry. Captain Rainey of the Tyser Line arrived from Napier to oversee operations. He inspected the ship but details of findings were not released. No. 1 hold cargo being extinguished along with Auckland cargo in other holds.
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Auckland
Tyser
Indradevi
Tyser Line
Captain Rainey
Napier
Rainey
Lane's Emulsion a trusted remedy for coughs and debility
Lane's Emulsion is described as a scientific combination of fresh eggs cod liver oil creasore lime and soda. It is praised by doctors and chemists for treating pulmonary diseases coughs colds and general debility. The ad urges consulting a doctor and trying Lane's if advised.
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Lane
Edward Memorial statue approved for Delhi shows imperial symbol
June reports from London Delhi and Calcutta note King Georges approval for an equestrian Edward memorial in Delhi while Russia and Japan draft a Manchuria based treaty. Goldwin Smith fortune valued about £200000 bequeathed to Cornell University. Bombay records thirteen inch rainfall amid floods. Perth hosts Jewish immigration plan by Israel Zangwill to settle a million Jews in Australia and allocate land.
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Edward
London
Georges
King Edward
Delhi
Perth
Newton Moore
Israel Zangwill
Australia
Trouble in Crete widens as boycott spreads in Constantinople
Press report from Constantinople dated June 24 notes anti Greek protests growing while the four Powers mull a second note affirming the Sultan's rights in Crete. Protecting Powers inform Germany of plans to dispatch a second warship to Crete with Germany's approval and a desire to be consulted on any definite solution favoring Ottoman interests.
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Per Press Association
Constantinople
Crete
Germany
Russian Emigrant Dies of Cholera Near Berlin
A Russian emigrant died of Asiatic cholera at Ruhleben near Berlin, according to a Berlin report dated June 24. The report comes via Press Association.
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Per Press Association
Qcopyright
Berlin
Ruhleben
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted For Kidney and Liver Relief
The advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as beneficial for kidney and liver derangements and numerous conditions including rheumatism indigestion gout biliousness neuralgia jaundice and many others. It urges test for sufferers and offers a descriptive pamphlet post free from H H Warner and Co Melbourne. The product is sold by chemists and stores in original and cheaper non alcoholic forms.
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Warner
H. H. Warner
C c., Ltd
Melbourne
Vic
Labour Leader View on Asquith Talks Sparks Betrayal Fears
An article in the Labour Leader says Asquith's remarks on the conference may align with a cross party deal, prompting fears of betrayal and mass selling. Hoenniker Heaton thanks MPs for 25 years. Samuel introduces Post Office estimates and envisions a ring of wireless stations around Great Britain.
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Per Press Association
London
Samuel
Post Office
Great Britain
Additional Birthday Honours List Recited
The article lists recipients in the 1930s style honors, naming peers such as Richard Causton Walter Foster Kearley Weetman Pearson William Holland Christopher Furness and Freeman Thomas. Baronetcy holders include J. M. I. Fuller A. Mond M.B. G.C. W. Warner Joseph Walton Harold Harmsworth and Adalt Turek. Knights include Inglis Alfred East Quiller-Couch Hain Macalpine Lynn Gamglee Hardings Hamilton and Ross.
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Per
Press Association
London
Richard Causton
Walter Foster Kearley
Weetman Pearson
William Henry Holland
Christopher Furness
F. Freeman-Thomas
Messrs
J. M. I. Fuller
M.P
A. M. Mond
M.B
GC. W. Warner
Joseph Walton
AF Sy Harold Harmsworth
Ada
Policy shift on colonial military inspection rumored
A memorandum on General Sir Ian Hamilton's duties states self-governing colonies may arrange inspections of their forces if desired. The Morning Post reports this as a reversal of prior policy aimed at avoiding interference with colonial administrations.
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Per
Press Association
London
Ian Hamilton
Army Council
Morning Post
Dominions
Chambers of Commerce Congress backs international arbitration move
London June 25 press association reports the Chambers of Commerce Congress cheered a proposal for Britain to call a conference on enforcing judgments and arbitration awards from foreign countries. A resolution endorsing this was adopted. The conference also urged an international agreement for a uniform system of customs statistics.
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Per Press Association
Copsright
London
Chambers of Commerce Congress
Britain
Flaxmillers Seek Government Bonus for Improved Machinery
A Palmerston North deputation from the New Zealand Flaxmillers Association met the Minister of Agriculture to urge a bonus on Estimates for flax fibre processing machinery and by product utilisation. They offered to recoup costs with a hemp revenue share of 2 shillings 2 pence. The Minister called it a businesslike proposal and pledged to present it to colleagues.
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Palmerston North
New Zealand
Flaxmillers’ Association
Supreme Court at Napier Sentences Two Defendants
At the Supreme Court James Neonberry was jailed two years for breaking and entering at Gisborne and declared a habitual criminal. Maurice Breen, found guilty of assault at Hastings, was fined £25 and bound over to keep the peace for a year.
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Napier
Supreme Court
James Neonberry
Gisborne
Maurice Breen
Hastings
Henry Hughes Patent Agency Leads New Zealand Field
Henry Hughes, Patent Agent at 183 Hereford Street Christchurch, heads New Zealand's oldest patent and trademark firm. The Canterbury office handles local advice and services, with A R Holdship overseeing operations. The pamphlet Advice to Inventors is available, and success hinges on a well drawn specification by an experienced agent.
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Henry Hughes
Hereford Street
Christchurch
New Zealand
Hughes
Canterbury
A. R. Holdship
Mruches
Earthquake felt in Napier near Pao
A sharp tremor was reported in Napier on June 94 centered near Pao with the quake clearly felt in the area.
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Napier
Pao
Potato buyer returns from Wellington after Australian shipment checks
Mr H. H. McGowan of Willow Bridge reports no sign of potato blight or the Australian potato borer in recent Australian potato shipments seen in Wellington. He stresses strict precautions to prevent any introduction of the borer into New Zealand.
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H. H. McGowan
Willowbridge
Wellington
Australia
Hartley and Riley Dredge Yields Large Returns
Dunedin reports the Hartley and Riley dredge has earned 104 or 16 dwts this week for 190 hours of dredging, reflecting strong productivity during boom times.
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Dunedin
Hartley and Riley
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