Compensation Court Rules £1 Weekly for Six Years
Mr Justice Sim awards James Albert Morrissey compensation after a Timaru hearing on February 17. The accident is tied to his employment and earnings are deemed at least £2 weekly. He receives £1 per week for six years if not recovering, plus £10 10s costs and witnesses' expenses fixed by the Clerk of Awards.
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Justice Sim
James Albert Morrissey
Elsievy, Downey and McDonald
Ralleston
Timaru
Moon Phases and Birthstone Timing Noted in Ledger
The entry lists Moon phase timings and dates across March with values such as First Quarter at 6 pm and Full Moon at 11:26 pm. It also references a series of measurements labeled March 7 to March 10 and mentions rhythmically dated figures like 8.60 and 6.38 alongside New Moon and Last Quarter markers.
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D. Kem
Season for Holiday Camp Lunches and Relish
A brief notice highlights season and holiday camp events offering luncheons and occasional relishes. The fragment notes a schedule or menu theme without specific dates or organizers.
Marine engineers in adjourned conference over dispute
Wellington March 5 The marine engineers dispute with the Union Steam Ship Company adjourned after a conference at the Prime Minister’s office presided by Hon. W. I. Massey. The session ran 4.30 to 7.15 pm with Sir James Mills due to join, but no statement issued. The Institute reportedly insists on adopting the Australian award in New Zealand.
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Wellington
Marine Engineers
Union Steam Ship Company
W. I. Massey
Labour
Union Company
D. A. Aitken
Smith
W. A. Kennedy
Engineers’ Institute
Messrs
T. Wallace
Hanna
Auckland
W. H. Hampton
Sir
James Mills
New Zealand
Wellington Court Awards And Claims In March Session
At the Compensation Court in Wellington on March 4, Charles Alexander Tussell received £225 for a leg amputation due to an accident while employed by Wellington City Council. A separate case by Mary Allen Nocquard against Ballinger and Co involves a possible dependant status while she maintained three brothers, with one brother killed on Ballinger’s payroll. decision reserved. William Henry Chamberlain was awarded £676 and costs for injuries from an accident as a wharf labourer on the Union Company's steamer Maunganui in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Charles Alexander Tussell
Mary Allen Nocquard
Thomas Ballinger
From the Engineers Point of View
The report explains the bargaining process after a ballot. Wallace says the Union Company declined British Australian award terms and did not authorize negotiations, risking the engineers striking after the Dunedin headquarters review. The timeline covers Friday through Monday negotiations and final stance.
Exhibition of animated pictures at His Majesty's Theatre
The entertainment tonight at His Majesty's Theatre promises public appeal with praise from large centers. Features include Modern Desde mone a novel story and The Loyalty of Sylvia from the Vita graph Company, plus A Noise Like a Fortune Tim Dinan to Riviere and Tree Felling in Norway.
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His Majesty’s
Sylvia
Vitagraph Company
Tim
Fuller’s Pictures Rescreen The Desert Tragedies Night
The 3 Tragedy of The Desert and other titles shown at the Royal Theatre last night will be screened again this evening.
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Theatre Royal
Theatre Royal Concert Offers Patchy Picture Programme
The Theatre Royal turnout was sizable for a BIO MEGAPHONE concert night. A filmic programme of familiar hall songs accompanied by a gramophone showed on screen, the music sometimes out of tune though tempo kept roughly with performers’ actions.
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Theatre Royal
Filma
Supreme Court Briefs From Greymoupeh Court
At the Supreme Court today Judge Edwards praised the district's crime immunity. Only crime noted was a breaking and entering charge against William Comin McNeill and Johan Henry Neish. the grand jury found mobil.
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Greymoupeh
Supreme Cent
Justice Edwards
Bealey Lat
William Comin McNeill
Johan Henry Neish
Mobil
Earthquake Hits Westport again with sharp shock
A second strong quake rattled Westport at 4 40 am causing residents to rush outside their homes. No damage was reported and authorities said the tremor appeared similar to the prior quake.
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Westin
Friendly Bowl promotes fellowship between bowling clubs
A commemorative emblem presented by Mr We Barnett to the Wellington and Christchurch Bowling Clubs, The Friendly Bowl serves as a perpetual reminder of friendly visits. It features two silver plates with inscription and clasped hands, and is not for competition but to honor yearly mutual exchanges between the cities. The arrangement shifts annual hosting between Wellington and Christchurch.
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We. Barnett
Pre Devi
Christchurch
Wellington
Chaisteliaren
Myr Barnett
Northern Bowling Association
Napier
Ays the Evening Post
Christ‘church
Action of Maheno's men delays steamer
The Mahone's delay was caused by engineers demanding Australian pay and conditions. After cabling to New Zealand and conferring with inter-State marine engineers, the matter was settled and the steamer sailed.
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Sydney
Mahone
New Zealand
Inter- State Marine Engineers
Does Your Child Suffer From Worms
A testimonial promotes Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a vegetable medicine for worm removal in children and adults. Mrs Wilmot of Cooma NSW recounted children Roy Phyllis and Horace passing stomach and thread worms after dosing at 6 and 10 am, with hoped health improvements. The product is sold by chemists and storekeepers, 25 Sd per packet, postpaid by The W H Comstock Co Ltd Wellington NZ.
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Comstock
Wilmott
Cooma
N.S.W
Roy
Phyllis
Horace
W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd
Tarish Street
Wellington
N.Z
Civil Service Commission Work Advances New Classification
The Civil Service Commissioners push a new service classification as a large project. They seek uniform accommodation across departments and have a committee of expert accountants investigating this aim. Public servants join the Civil Service Association with the Wellington branch now at five members, signaling recognition of the need to safeguard interests.
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Civil Service
New Zealand Times
Public Service
Civil Service Association
Wellington
Croup Relief Found in Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs Annie Temple Brunswick writes of nightly croup battles with her children Rita and Robert. After trying various medicines with no effect, a friend’s tip led to Chamberlains Cough Remedy which gave instant relief. Local chemists and stores carry it as a good-send. Inhalers offer cigarette gift promotions with twenty four presents available.
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Rita
Robert
Croup
Annie
Temple
Albert St
Brunswick
View
Chamberlain
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Tin’ &d
John Orr & CO
Crocery Department
Ashburton
Bhalma
Samuras
Cabine
Wan
Hte
Fletcher Bros
Ansonia
H. Andrill
Wood and
New
T. H. Andrill & CO
Tancred Street
Per Press Association
Stephen Madden
East Street
Engineers
Whllington
Mr Wallace
Marine I Engineers’ Institute
Wallace
Kennedy
Dunedin
Hayward’s Pictures
Fuller’s Pictures
Bio-Megaphone
Supreme Court
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Raven
Maheno
Raven Tea
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London
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Steedman
Japan
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Thomas's
Cass and
Victoria Streets
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Fancred Street
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F. C. Barker
Langtry
Claridge
Warner
Warner’s
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