Missionary Names and Stations Across Regions
A list of ministers and home missionaries including Ro umber Wat mate Rev OC Penny Tenntka Rev W Beckett Ashburton Rev HE Bellhouse Willowby Rev H Standage Amberley Rev W Lea Oxford Banks Peninsula Methven with home mission mentions and associated clergy.
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Roumber
Watmate
OC. Penny
Tenntka
W. Beckett
Ashburton
H. FE
Bellhouse
Willowby
H. Standage
Amberley
W. Lea
Oxford
Banks Peninsula
Methven
French Parliament approves income tax bill amid rebates
The French Chambers, by 867 to 120, placard the finance minister M Cuaillaux speech on the income tax bill. The bill abolishes undemocratic privileges and shifts burden from small landowners and shopkeepers to the well to do, cutting total contributions from 4,200,000 to 1,800,000 for landowners and reducing shopkeepers’ payments by two million.
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Paris
M. Cuaillaux
Savagery in Texas shocks readers in Rockwall mob attack
Reports from Rockwall Texas describe a Sunday mob killing a Black man by burning at the stake while another Black man was shot dead amid an attempted assault on a white woman. The sensational item follows other international and domestic notices across the page.
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Texas
New York
Rockwall
Japan
London
Armstrong-Whitworth Company
Newcastle
Vickers, Son ,and Maxim
Barrow
Armstrong, Whitworth and Company
House of Commons
L. Harcourt
J. Ward
Sackville West
Hackenschmidt and Gotch Move Toward World Championship
Hackenschmidt and Gotch accepted terms to wrestle for the world championship during Cup week in Jeelbourne. In Melbourne a case of suspended animation was reported at Ararat where a man named Stock died and allegedly sat up to demand two boiled eggs before interment.
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Jeelbourne
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Melbourne
Ararat
Stock
Destruction of Flower Boats on Pearl River Tragedy
Report from Sydney dated March 10 details a massive fire on flower boats near Canton Pearl River. The conflagration killed about a thousand people many of them drowned or burned. Victims include mandarins bankers and prominent business people as the cause is attributed to a kerosene lamp falling.
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Sydney
Maral
Port Darwin
Pearl River
Canton
Australian League team defeats Lancashire in heavy ground
In a football match noted by the Press Association the Australian League side won with one goal, five tries to Lancashire's three tries on a heavy ground. Courtney scored two tries in the first half and Abercrombie added a goal. in the second half Azle Park and Holloway each scored tries, while Lancashire briefly led twice in a thrilling contest. The report ends with a quoted remark from the Hon J A Millar at an Ashburton demonstration.
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London
Lancashie
Courtney
Abercrombie
Anzle Park
Holloway
Lancashire
Police arrest suspect in dynamite theft in Calcutta
Police seize 160 pounds of dynamite and fuses from a Hazara bag magazine as seven others are held in connection with an anarchist conspiracy. Indian Councils Bill fuels debates with meetings across towns. Lahore Mohammaddans demand a separate Muslim representative if a change occurs.
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Calcutta
Hazarabagh Magazine
India
Lahore
Remarkable Discoveries From Central Asia Expedition
Dr M A Stein head of the Indian Government mission in Central Asia reports to the Geographical Society after a three year, ten thousand mile trek. He found thousands of documents in Chinese Turkistan bearing Greek seals and wooden records of Chinese trade and military occupation predating Christ to 800 years after. The Great Wall extended far westward, adding a highly engaging chapter to recent exploration.
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Press Association
London
M.A. Stein
Central Asia
Stein
The
Geographical Society
Chinese Turkistan
Railway matters discussed with Minister of Railways
Mayor FL. Davis and Ashburton Borough Council member Mr Dev isley Wood met the Minister of Railways. They urged earlier morning departures to Christchurch and quicker return times to ease travel. Wood sought dining cars centered on the train with first and second class cars separated. the minister said changes are already being implemented where feasible.
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Devisley Wood
Ashburton
Millar
Christchurch
Methuen
Wood
London Wool Market Rally Opens With 5 Percent Advance
The National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand reports from its London office that merinos and crossbreds opened 5 percent higher than last sales, with American buyers actively operating.
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National Mortgage and Agency Company of
New Zealand
London
Ohinemuri Licensing Case Bribe Allegations Report Due
Wellington March 10 The Ohinemuri licensing case scope now available describing alleged bribes paid to committee members in June 1900 regarding Maurice Groggan Power’s Waihi license application. Judge Sim has been appointed a temporary Supreme Court judge to chair the commission with power to report to the Government by the 20th of the month.
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Wellington
Ohinemuri Licensing Committee
Maurice Groggan
Waihi
Fudge Sim
Supreme Court
Supremeourt
Wellington's New Post Office Foundations Underway
The Public Works Department commenced building foundations for Wellington's new Post Office. The project includes basement construction with a total cost of £8000, with the remaining work to be completed by private contract.
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Wellington
Public Works Department
Fire Brigade Competition Opens in Auckland
The United Fire Brigade competitions began in the Domain today with results listing Mawera first in 35 seconds, Napier second in 86 seconds, Geraldine third in 87 seconds, and Timara fourth at 88 seconds.
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Auckland
United Fire Brigade
Domai
Mawera
PF. Rogers
Napier
L. Ashworth
Geraldine
J. Allen
Timara
P. Campbell
T. Harold
Fairfield
G. B. Mabley
Mayfield
E. McLermick
Lauriston
E. Tampton
Moasgrove
Pendarves
James Campbell
Pord’s Road
Tiwald
Addington Workshops Enquiry Opens in Christchurch
The first sitting of the Commission of Enquiry into the Addington Railway Workshops began in Christchurch today with Professor Scott as chairman. J J Niven and RE Roberts attended, alongside A L Beattie representing locomotive branch officers. The chairman called the session formal and adjourned to 10 am the next day after planned inspections of the works.
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Christchurch
Addington
Scott
J. J. Niven
Napier
RE. Roberts
Dunedin
A. L. Beattie
Srst
ForgerY Clerk Charged With Twenty Three Forgeries
Carl S Francis Walker a Crown Prosecutor's office clerk was charged in the Police Court with twenty three forgeries totalling £416 from July 9 1906 to last month. He admitted the charges but pleaded not guilty, seeking bail.
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Auckland
Carl S Francis Walker
Crown Prosecutor
Sheep Transport To Freezing Works And Fire Brigade Update
Large lines of sheep are being driven to the Freezing Works. Thirty two double decked trucks moved by goods train through Ashburton toward Islington and Fairfield. Fourteen trucks held aged merino ewes likely for boiling down. Captain Barker of the Ashburton Fire Brigade fell ill after arriving in Auckland. an emergency mean joined the team. An Order in Council sets overtime pay for Post and Telegraph Department staff on postal duties and mail delivery at twenty four offices including Timaru and Ashburton. Sunday attendance and holidays policy noted for those exceeding forty eight hours weekly.
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Ashburton
Islington
Fairfield
Auckland
Barker
Ashburton Fire Brigade
Post and Telegraph Department
Timaru
Chertsey Notes Grain Exports Weather and Local Events
Farmers have begun carting grain from Chertsey station with over a thousand sacks leaving daily. Roads are poor from dry weather. A nor-west wind brought oppressive air and rain is needed for spring grasses. A fire burned a mile of the County Council plantation above Chertsey. Harvest thanksgiving service held at the Anglican Church. Rev Mr Fox officiated. large attendance. Mr Allan spoke on Home and Foreign Missions. Mr W Dunstan ill.
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Chertsey Station
County Council
Chertsey
Fox
Tinwald
Allan
W. Dunstan
Ohu
Cyclist Smith Passes Chertsey in Morning Pace
A cyclist named Smith passed through Chertsey at 7.40 am while attempting to beat Hamim’s Christchurch to Dunedin record. Rough roads hinder progress and Smith, paced by a motorcycle, appeared to struggle. He reached Ashburton at 8.23 am, three minutes slower than Hamim’s Christchurch to Ashburton time. Flo departed Christchurch at 5.20 am.
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Smith
Chertsey
Ale
Hamim
Christchurch
Dunedin
Ashburton
Humm
Flo
Timber Commission Appointed to Probe Timber Industry
Wellington March 9 The Government sets up a commission to investigate sailors and the timber trade. Chairman is T Duncan MP with a lineup of MPs and notable figures. They will scrutinize costs from mill to consumer, crown land for milling, and Oregon timber imports. Hearings will be held in Tavercaille Dunedin Christchurch Greymouth Wellington Paihape and Auckland with a report due May 31.
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Wellington
T. ¥. Duncan
M.P
J. Arnold
W. FL. P. Barber
I. Clarke
Auckland
H. G. EU
Wo OW. Field
J. A. Hanan
TY. Jennings
Middleman
Oregon Limber
Tavercaraill
Dunedin
Christchurch
Greymouth
Paihape
Ngaruhoe eruption reported across multiple towns
Reports from Waiowri Wanganui and Taupe describe Ngaruhoe eruptions with ash and sulphur haze 60 miles away. Observers note crater upheaval, rocks and lava activity, while some lines say no ash reached certain towns and others call the eruption a safety valve amid widespread smoke.
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Wellington
Waiowri
Nearuhoe
Tokaanu
Wanganui
Ngaruhoe
Auckland
The
Star
Wangandi
Herald
Waioura
Ngarahoe
Rangataua
Ghakune
Karigi
Neaimhoe
Ractihi
Cups and Saucers and Glassware Price List
A sale notice lists W Cups and Saucers from 36 dozen with plates at 1s 9d and 28 8d per dozen, glassware and teawares from a few pence each, children's mugs and cups from 3d, glass vases from 8d, gravy boats from 6d, sauce tureens from 1s, tea sets from 15s, and jam tumblers at 2s 8d per dozen.
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Robertson
Bentte Neave
Tin Tiger
Bell
Nelson
Gold Reef
Bryant
May
Emarney
Zebra
Harvest Services At Waterton And Longbeach
The Harvest Thanksgiving service at St James s Waterton drew a large crowd under Rev Mr Mathias of Rakaia who spoke on a wholesome topic. The church was decorated by young ladies. Miss Month Soal played the organ. An evening service followed in Longbeach with many present and extra seats brought in. the church looked its best with garden and field fruits and flowers.
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St James's
Waterton
Mathias
Rakaia
Month Soal
Pick Handtea 6 8 Gorse Knife Handles
An odd item listing mentions Handtea 6 8 Gorse Knife Handles and 8 Black and Blue Branding Oils in 1 gallon tins. A cordial invitation to inspect is implied, with unclear contact details and pricing.
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