Opening of Parliament in New Zealand Marks Death of Premier Seddon
The Governor opened Parliament at 2 30 pm amid a large assembly. A guard of honour and artillery salute highlighted the ceremony. A message of condolence for former Prime Minister Richard John Seddon was moved, acknowledging his long service and imperial leadership. The new ministry under Hon W Tall-Jones was formed, and finances show a surplus with hopeful prospects for the year. An adjournment was taken to tomorrow afternoon.
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Legislative Council Flags Seddon and Other Late Members
At Wellhbeton on June 28 the Legislative Council paid silent tribute to the late Prime Minister Richard John Seddon and to other deceased leaders including Courtney Willis Aylmer Thomas Kenny D Pinkerton and Job Vile. The council expressed sincere sympathy to their families and adjourned in respect until the next day.
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New Zealand House Honors Late Prime Minister Seddon
Wellington notes record the House paying tribute to Richard Seddon and mourning other figures, with Sir Joseph Ward and others granted leave. The government rejects a Bedddon grant and plans extended supplies via Public Revenues Act rather than an Imprest bill, as prorogation nears.
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The Second Hague Conference Delayed for This Year
London June 28 The second Paris Conference at the Hague will not be held during the present year.
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Campbell-Panterian moves to curb wartime news control
London on June 28 1907 Sir H Campbell Panterian signals plans to address government oversight of news during war time. The proposal aims to regulate press information amid ongoing international tensions.
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Australian tinned meats recognized for public satisfaction
Mr Horace Tozer spoke at the Queens landore dinner in London on June 28 asserting that Australian tinned meats are officially recognized and give the public full satisfaction, with emphasis on purity of every article.
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Westland Seat Campaign Opens In Town Hall
Mr Miche, candidate for the Westland seat, opened his campaign with a Liberal pledge and support for Sir Joseph Ward. He urged land reform and local government reform, opposed Labour’s or Temperance party labels, and defended democratic representation against nepotism and absentee MPs. A vote of thanks followed his remarks.
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Harbour Board to Increase Country Members in Board
Timaru Harbour Board at a special meeting today decided to seek legislative sanction for adding two country representatives to the board, raising the balance to four country and three town members from the current eight country to three town seats.
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Will of late Premier granted to widow and daughter
Probate of the late Premier's will issued by the Chief Justice to the widow and Mrs Bean. Mee Seddon receives a life interest, then the estate goes to all children equally. Disposition of addresses and jewellery left to the widow. Will signed December 26 1900 in the presence of Sir Joseph Ward and T H Hamer. Estate value not stated.
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Appeal Court to Rule on Braund’s Privy Council Leave
The Appeal Court will reserve judgment on Mr Braund's application for leave to appeal to the Privy Council regarding Colonial Bank's books. The registrar is instructed to wire to Dunedin to preserve the books meanwhile.
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Bank of New Zealand profits and share limits debated
United Press reports on the Banking New Zealand annual meeting presided by Mer Malst. The balance sheet shows a profit of £274,328, rising from £253,920. Discussion covers share transfers to the London register, government acts securing the bank, and potential dividend increases.
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Court blocks A.MLP Society from extending to UK and South Africa
In Mr Campbell's action to restrain the A.MLP Society from extending its business to the United Kingdom and South Africa, the court decided that the Society has no power to carry out the extension.
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Knighthood and Colonial News Amid Curio and Fraud Tales
Advice from the Secretary of the Colonies notes Knighthood conferred and the Victoria Governor is made a Knight Grand Cross. Auckland librarian shows a facsimile of the Adelaide Register begun in 1839. Feilding crowds chase police for news of a swindler posing as a wealthy man before a police inquiry.
New Zealand Exhibition funds and artefact display outlined
Wellington receives advice on a £10,000 Imperial Government grant for UK representation at the New Zealand Exhibition. Rural Meteorological Society to select exhibits including meteorological instruments and charts for a 24 by 24 foot space, with display materials enhanced.
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