World To Day Question on Mission Focus Sparks Debate
A London inquest revealed a starving child amid a low wage work life as a mother of three months old, while debates on slum missions raged. The coroner lamented the dreadful 12 hour days and six day weeks for 8s 8d weekly as the jury returned a verdict of Natural Death.
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Address by Sir George Reid Highlights Empire Ties
The Australian High Commissioner in London urged focus on Christian outreach and imperial links in a Boltin address. He praised travel between dominions and the Mother Country, noted atheism among some leaders, and urged the Colonial and Continental Society to work in Australia while reminding the Old Country to help its own people. He cited Chapman Alexander mission converts and mused on potential gains if spread among less prosperous populations.
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Thoughts on Courtesy From Shakespeare to Bacon
A short, dated reminiscence on manners and courtesy across nations. It extols saying thank you and using If you please for politeness. The piece links politeness to progress, respect, and patience with others, citing Shakespeare Bacon and LangayneMoir with a reflective closing.
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iMoir
Parliament Set to Open as Speakers Race Looms
The upcoming session opens at 9 30 with a Commission chaired by Sir G C Bower to read the commission before electing a Speaker. Potential candidates include Mr Lang and Mr Millar, with Cabinet hints indicating Lang holds a strong nomination right. The Governor will deliver the Speech from the Throne on Friday, and many Bills including Land and Tariff reforms are planned.
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Massey outlines aims for land policy and tenure security
In an interview Mr Massey discussed an upcoming government land policy instalment. The plan includes pastoral licenses to secure Crown land for tenants, encouraging improvements by ensuring tenure. He urged proper burning seasons, rabbit control, and grassing of land to restore carrying capacity.
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Amendment of Council A Sydney Paper's View
The Herald comments on New Zealand Parliament opening and proposed Upper House amendment noting political experiment incomplete and constitutional difficulties to be watched by students of parliamentary procedure.
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Herald
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