Hughes argues for imperial unity and postwar tariff reform
London reports Mr Bonar Law praising the Paris Economic Conference as reflecting British policy. He notes a goal to study imperial trade policy free from party bias and mentions Mr Hughes’s push for an imperial economic and political alliance and a redefined empire after the war.
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London
Bonar Law
W. M. Hughes
Runciman
Germany
Mr Hughes
Britain
Hughes
Resolutions From Paris Conference Discussed At Downing Street
London June 24 Mr Asquith presided at a Downing Street conference where Paris Conference resolutions were reviewed. Attending were Bonar Law Colonial Secretary Lewis Harcourt Acting President of the Board of Trade Lord Crewe Lord President of the Council Austen Chamberlain Secretary of State for India Herbert Samuel Postmaster General W M Hughes Prime Minister of Australia and Sir George E Foster Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce.
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London
Asquith
Downing Street
Bonar Law
Lewis Harcourt
Board of Trade
Lord Crewe
Austen Chamberlain
India
Herbert Samuel
W. M. Hughes
Australia
George E. Foster
German press comment on economic conference resolutions
Amsterdam June 24 The Frankfurter Zeitung comments on the Economic Conference resolutions saying the new regulation of the world economy will involve Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey. No peace can be concluded that does not allow full economic expansion. Any other peace would quickly repeat today’s world disaster.
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Amsterdam
Frankfurter Zeitung
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Roll of Honour entries from various hospitals
The Roll of Honour lists numerous seriously ill and discharged soldiers at multiple London and regional hospitals including 2nd London General, Hillsborough Red Cross, Middlesex, 83rd Southern General, Ist Eastern General Cambridge, County of London, Royal Victoria Netley, Northampton War Hospital and Depot Hospital Hornchurch. Names include Claude Aitken George AldMdge Patrick Beck John Burns George Harris Frank Henderson Augustus Swanson Henry Henry Cummins Edward Houston Walsh John Stephen Walter Wright Roy Wright Arthur Hugn William Dunstan William Peters William Burns Walter Hughes Herbert Cooper Percy Harrison Arthur Hugn Vaiua James Ianand and others with wounds such as bomb, gunshot, appendicitis, pneumonia and tuberculosis with several progressing satisfactorily. Discharged to base include Greely Harrison Poilon Finiki and James Ianand.
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London General Hospital
Aitken
Claude Roland
AldMdge
George Patrick
Sergi
Beck
George
Burns
John Samuel
Harris
George Albert
Henderson
Frank
Macmahon
Augustus Stewart
Swanson
Alexander
Sail
Henry
Hillsborough Red Cross Hospital
Cummins
Durrel Henry
Fletcher
George Henry
Middlesex Hospital
Clacton-on- Ea Houston
Edward Francis
Walsh
John Stephen
Dulver
Southern General Hospital
Oxford
von Tunzleman
Victor
Enger
General Hospital
Cambridge
Samuel
John Joseph
Buttock
County of London Hospital
Epsom
Wright
Roy Frederick
Royal
Victoria Hospital
Netley
Wadsworth
Wiliam George
Northampton War Hospital
Dunstan i
Peters
Wiliam
John H
Sapper
Hughes
William
Cooper
Herbert George
Greely
Percy
Harrison
Vere
Poilon
Arthur Hugn
Depot Hospital
Hornchurch
Vaiua
Finiki
Ianand
James
New Zealanders With Australian Forces Casualty Roll
Casualties reported Saturday among New Zealanders serving with Australian forces. Names include J P Dee Private listed as killed in action in August 1915, and G P Wamphy Private reported killed May 30 1916. B W Moore Private wounded admitted June 10 to 4th General Hospital. R Whitesides Private thigh dangerously ill pneumonia. J H Ingram Private seriously ill pleuro pneumonia. F L E Sibbald Private listed among the wounded or ill.
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New Zealand
Tlissing
Dee
J. P
Wamphy
G. P
Moore
B. W
Noethoen General Hospital
Whitesides R
Daylight Saving Debate In Wellington CabinetPossible
A deputation urged Prime Minister Massey to adopt daylight saving as a practical political move to boost production. Massey replied that the current session is wartime and other legislation will take priority. he would bring the issue to Cabinet likely on Monday.
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Wellington
Massey
Stage Variety At His Majesty’s Theatre This Weekend
A large audience attended His Majesty’s Theatre on Saturday evening for a changed programme. The screened scenic Ingleton and its Waterfalls offers stunning waterfalls. The main feature Fire Dragon with Margarita Fischer portrays life in gay New York and a daughter seeking to unite family. Caught in the Act provides light entertainment as a clever comedy.
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His Majesty's Theatre
Ingleton
Margarita Fischer
New York
Nazol Drops and Peppermint Cure Claim Cough Relief
An ad touts Nazol on sugar for immediate cough relief and asserts no cough is Nazol proof. It also promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds as never failing.
Doan's Ointment Cures Piles Say Christchurch Reader
A Christchurch reader attests Doan's Ointment cured painful itchy bleeding piles after prior failures. She notes relief after a few applications and a permanent end to symptoms within two pots. The ad urges readers to buy at 3s per pot or by post from Foster-McClellan Co. Sydney.
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Mra
G. F. Scott
Cotterill Street
Addington
Christchurch
Doan
Dean
Scott
Tam
Foster-McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
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Pachacane
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W. H. Squire
Kennetle Rumford
Partoura
Webley, Sons & Gofton, Ltd
High Street
Studebaker
America
Jas.e. Rule
Cass Street
Ashburton
Cameron
Burnett ST
Argade
MR Bonar Law
Press Association
Roll OF Honour
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Par Press Association
Entertainments
Hayward’s Pictures
BUSIN
Ess
James Mitchell
Davner
Hupp
Dake
N.Z
Johnston
Tor
Ari
Poon
Hin
Steedmans
Steedman
St John Dry and Co
East Street
Fletcher Bros
Syot
North British Rubber Company
Buxton
Thomas
John Orr and’ Co
Bonnington
Trong
John Orr and Co
Mast Street
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