Witty Governor and Serious Ex Premier at Banquet
NSW ex Premier J H Carruthers entertained at Toran Hall before leaving for England to be commissioner at the France British Exhibition. He received a diamond pendant for his wife for service to the State. Governor Sir Harry Rawson presided noting an admiral’s wide will but a governor must be careful. Carruthers complained Federation overreach by Federal Government. Jubilee Rifle Meeting urged Empire teams for next year. Archdeacon Abbott resigns stirring local feeling over parish finances. Hotels in Marrickville and Petersham to close under Local Option Court. Cardiff colliery strike settled with wage increase. Queensland politics sees Labour bargaining for support. Gaols reduced to 600 fewer inmates in 32 years. one jail converted to a butter factory. NSW athletic team notes NZ opposition. events include sprints and hurdles with Barker, Trembath, Mackay and Framley highlighted.
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Czar Pardons 15 for Pogroms at Tiraspol
The Czar issued pardons on March 5 at Saint Petersburg for 15 individuals condemned at Odessa over anti Jewish pogroms at Tiraspol.
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Profit claimed by cricket body in Melbourne tests debated
The Cricket Ground Trustees release an official statement disputing the balance sheet from the Cricket Association showing a small profit of fivepence for the fourth test. They claim a net profit of about £2000 from the four English matches played in Melbourne.
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Duffy to Be Committed for Sentence in Theft Case
Arthur Duffy alias Dunkley pleads guilty to eight theft charges including two motor bicycles and various items valued at multiple sums. He is committed for sentence at the Supreme Court in Christchurch. Ernest Vaughan also pleads guilty to forgery and uttering cheques and is committed for sentence.
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New Zealand Newspaper Proprietors Association elects leaders
At the annual NAPIER meeting on March 6 Mr P Selig of the Christ Church Press was chosen president while Mr F Ed Hyman became vice president. The assembly passed a motion expressing condolence to the widow and family of the late Mr Witkin.
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Poisonous Shellfish Warning Tells Public to Avoid Shellfish
Wellington reports two unrelated cases of enteric illness traced to cockles gathered in Oriental Bay. The Health Department issues a strong warning against gathering shellfish in polluted harbor areas and cautions both children and adults.
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Accidents and Fatalities Report From Waimate and Christchurch
In Tialaru Tage suffers severe injuries when thrown from a trap on the Waimate to Wai takahi road. a lady passenger is thrown clear but uninjured. Walter Walsh assists and transports Tage to hospital. Horace Hoskin fractures his leg at Kaiapoi School. In Christchurch a coroner's jury finds S R Merrett died in a car crash near Addington on February 22 with no blame, noting inadequate seat belt use by drivers.
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Rakaia Stock Sale Shows Stronger Prices for Store Sheep
Despite weather, the Rakaia sale drew a large turnout with keen competition and notably higher prices for young store sheep. Prices realised included aged crossbred ewes and store lambs with values ranging from 10s 8d to 19s 6d and up to 16s to 1s 1d for larger store ewes.
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Rain and cold spell reach South Canterbury and Lattriston
The report notes intermittent rain at night with a cold, threatening day and further showers. By 9 9:30 am a gauge recorded 10 points of rain, heavier in South Canterbury. Capt. Edwin relayed a forecast of easterly winds and slow temperature fall as rain tapers. Lattriston enjoyed steady rain Tuesday and showers Wednesday after a hot February, aiding turnip growth and winter feed ploughing. Farmers plan for next year’s crops, seeking soaking to ease sea land ploughing.
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Flemington Autumn Handicap and Related Races Result
Autumn Handicap at Flemington won by Jack Smith with Talkeroo second and Ganymedes third. Time 2 minutes desec, equalling Australian record amid a hostile weighing enclosure demonstration. Nursery Handicap won by Alawa with Delenda second and Monodist third. Loch Plate for two miles won by Mountain King in 4 minutes 28isec. River Handicap over one mile and a quarter won by Sivori with True Scot second and Akim Woo third. Advert says durable, stylish shoes at Stock's Blue Boot Shop.
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South Rakaia Road Board Considers Shingling and Paths
The monthly meeting discussed tendering for shingling at Jones's road and patching Gardliner's road instead. It planned a concrete water race channel from Bank corner to Cridland street and a bridge at Lauriston, plus cemetery fencing subsidy and road office works.
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Newcastle Coal Trouble Court Adjourns After Mining Debate
At the Mining Court on March 5 the President reviewed the position and condemned the Miners Federation for an unjustified stance over camera evidence. He warned that withdrawal would break the agreement and leave the Court to proceed, while counsel said miners must await Federation instructions. The Court adjourned until Monday.
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Rifle Championship Meeting at Tren th am results and next days start
The Tren tham event reports high scores at 200, 600, and 800 yards with shooters such as W Franklin and C Craw among top marks. Weather affected 200 yard shots, while later events at 800 and 900 yards for Auckland and Otago matches proceed, with Canterbury shooters posting notable scores.
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Westport Council Cuts Gas Price to 5s per 1000 Cubic Feet
The Westport Borough Council sets a uniform gas rate of five shillings per 1000 cubic feet for lighting and cooking, simplifying pricing across the town.
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