Steamship Route Proposed From New Zealand to United States via Bristol
A proposed freight and passenger service would run from New Zealand to Avonmouth Bristol with potential stopovers in the United States. Bristol authorities and shipowners discuss supplying American steamers to carry cargo onward, citing growing trade and improved schedules.
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Sydney
New Zealand
United States
England
Quinn
Tirnivsitiates
Bristol
Boglsud
Dominion
America
Avonmouth
Australia
Hangland
Judge Rentoul laments liquor bill impact on crime
Judge Rentoul at Bishops Gate Institute Hall cites Baron Brampton that 90 percent of criminals come from drink. He notes Old Bailey cases traceable to alcohol and warns progress claims are false. He says liquor laws rose nationwide and urges parties to address drunkenness amid rising female intemperance. He condemns undesirable aliens highlighted by Russian burglar, Polish thief, Italian stabber, and German swindler.
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United Kingdom
Old Bailey
Alcohol as poison in the body says Williams
The article cites Dr Williams and Dr Welch arguing that alcohol is a poison to living tissues, damaging digestion, brain tissue, and organs. It asserts alcohol worsens stomach and kidney diseases, raises infection risk, promotes tuberculosis, and shortens lifespan. It warns habitual use menaces health and morals with lasting harm to future descendants.
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Dr Williams
M’clure
Johns Hopkins University
William H. Welch
Shane Ag
Randon
Henry Smith Williams
Langs dorf Sentencing At Napier Court Sparks Religious Request
Hermann Langs dorf, found guilty of false pretences at the Supreme Court in Napier, faced a three year term of hard labour. His counsel Mr Westall argued the prisoner was a law and should be sent to Wellington gaol for religious treatment, but Justice Edwards denied the request.
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Hermann Langsdorf
Supreme Court
Napier
Mr Westall
Westall
Wellington
Justice Edwards
Namer Saol
Hampstead Town Board Protest Over School Drainage
Hampstead Town Board discussed a drainage dispute where a school drain across the road discharged onto a neighbor’s property. The board considered compensation for contractor Fitzgerald and rejected a union dispute action. It also reviewed rate policy, road conditions, and a lighting plan for the Belt.
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Hampstead Town Board
W. Thompson
G. W. Andrews
I. O'Carroll
R. Lewis
Wilson
W. Cunningham
Wilding
Acland
Fr. McElrea
Hampstead
AleEhea
O’carroll
7-X
Andrews
Fitzgerald
Renard
Adams
New Road
Titzgerald
Mgr Adams
General Labourers’ Industrial Union of Workers
Hampstead Board
Wakanui
County Council
Fairlie
Andrewa
Valuation Department
McAndrews
O'Carroll
Thompson
Porter
Jones
Armstrong
Oxford Street
Haron Street
Foster's Corner
Stone Bridge
Hunter
Handcock
Charles
Agricultural Departments Agree on Stallion Export Certificates
The Victorian and New Zealand Agricultural Departments have agreed to reciprocate by issuing certificates for stallions exported between the two regions, simplifying live animal trade and regulatory compliance.
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New Zealand
Navy Question Sermon Sparks Church Debate
At Napier Baptist Church Rev J K Archer led a sermon on the Navy question arguing for peace and an international arbitration alliance among major powers. Deacons criticized the topic as inappropriate for a Sunday service, but Archer defended his stance and continued the sermon amid applause.
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Napier
Baptist Church
Navy
J. K. Archer
Archer
Flo
Britain
Germany
France
Russia
America
J. H. Thompson
W. P. Lascelles
Thompson
Lascelles
England
New Zealand Rugsin Japan Gaining Sudden Trade Boost
A Wellington origin rug trade tale explains how Japanese sailors bought large stocks of New Zealand wool rugs. Advertisers offered high prices, and Japanese manufacturers now imitate the NZ rugs, creating a growing market in Japan and hopes for broader sales in Asia.
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Bethell
New Zealand
Christchurch
W. H. Small
Hawke's Bay
Napier
C.D. Fox
G. F. and
R. Austin
Timaru
T. J. d. Barker
Nelson
Wellington
Dominion
Charles Cleveley
Koba
Kamimura
Japan
Hiarape
Sander and Sons Pure Eucalytus Extract Promoted as Safe
The notice warns that many so called extracts are unsafe and deceptive. It cites a death from internal use of a rival product and a witness revealing cruelty from applying an inferior extract to an ulcer. It urges demand for the genuine Sander and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptol Extract proved by experts in Victoria.
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Sander and Sons
Becaues
Supreme Court
Victoria
George Davies Offers Uprated Suits Cheaper Than Credit Tailors
A text advertises ready to wear suits cut by top cutters and made by expert workers at lower prices than traditional credit tailors. It promises no credit, no bad debts, and urges early Easter orders. The address list includes GEORGE DAVIES with multiple New Zealand city locations.
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McDonald and CO
Merchant Tailors
George Davies
Arcade
Christchurch
Wellington
Auckland
Dunedin
Invercargill
Palmerston North
Timaru
Wanganui
Burns's Religion and Moral Character Examined
The sermon on Burns's birth anniversary argues his influence on Scottish and wider English-speaking thought through anti cant, anti Calvinism, and genuine devotion. It notes Burns as an unconscious Unitarian, champion of democracy, and emphasizes character over possessions, while acknowledging flaws and extravagant songs.
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J. Strest
Sheffield
Burns
Scotland
Ayrshire
Wiltie
Kirk
Robert Burns
Iris
Upper Chapel
Jesus
Lord Rosebery
Property offerings in central location near railway station
Listing notes Bullock advertisements for a six room panelled dwelling near the railway, a shop in Burnett Street, a Tancred Street room suitable as a sample or workroom, a seven room suburban residence with verandah, and 14 acres of land at Hempstead with dwelling and outbuildings plus several suburban allotments and town sections.
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Burnett Street
Kerr Bros
Tancred Street
Hempstead
Tinwald
T. Bullock
Trial Order Promises Ongoing Patronage
A judicial directive pledges continued customer support and service engagement, signaling stability for clients amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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