Waterside Workers Hold Largest Auckland Stop-Work Meeting
In Auckland on March 30, watersiders held the largest stop-work meeting ever, reviewing delegates' report on the Wellington Conference agreement and indicating likely ratification by secret ballot. Dunedin and Lyttelton meetings also considered the new terms with ballots planned for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Press Association
Auckland
Watersiders
Wellington
Dunedin
Christchurch
Lyttelton Waterside Workers’ Union
Lyttelton
Newcastle
New Zealand Trotting Club Easter Meeting Acceptances
The list covers day one acceptances for the Easter meeting events including Introductory Handicap in saddle and various harness and sulky races. Notable entrants include Miss Monthser, Guynemer, Don Caesar, Dean Pillon, and Imperial Crown among others across multiple stakes and distances.
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New Zealand
Rita Roseser
Isec
Ben Bell
Colonel Havelock
Koraki Dsec
Marvin
Osec
ChapidSsec
Mangoutu
Lovebird
Imperial Victor
Sunrise
Fendalton
Miss Monthser
Guynemer Ise
Harold Child
Ouimet
Shee
Rotheliff
Deec
Paul Dufault
Madeline
Marie Tempest
Vera Ik
Peter Dillon
Heir
Winnie G. c. Albert
Wallace
Indra
Elutana
Calton
Don Caesar
Agathos
Dean
Pillon See
Colonut
Cora Dillon
Minston
Browns Nugget
Sympathy
Wills
Cin Satholic
Stanley Direct Ser
G. M
Dillon
Silver Shoe Deec
Vera KK
Delta
Energy Gee
Louie Drift
Lads Somerset
Marie Lloyd Gsee
Wee
Wrangie
Money
Auriferous
Prince Burlington
Secanda Junior
Hayseed
Jieila Denver
Admiral Haldsec
Dara Derby
Glen Mavis
Our@hum
Goal
Imperial Crown
Huon
Mushroom
Beewood
Theseus Losec
Billy Farole
Flandicap
Bota Peterser
Albert Cling
Moneymaker
Alf Bell
Pax
Dittonwood
Our Girl
Bunduca
Granger
Letitre
Tea From Fresh Leaves Draft Proves Costly
It requires about four pounds of fresh leaves to make one pound of dried tea. The note underscores high material input for tea processing and efficiency considerations for producers.
Prisoners Before Justice Hosking for Sentence in Wellington
Wellington report states John Stephens a Maori 17 was admitted to probation for theft at Waverley. Frederick Hargrave convicted of forgery uttering and theft on four charges received three years reformative treatment after police report deemed bad. Mary Sybella Webster convicted of theft in 1917 of ting valued at £14 ordered to return for sentence in six months if called.
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Press Association
Wellington
Justice Hosking
Supreme Court
John Stephens
Waverley
Frederick Hargrave
Mary Sybella Webster
Tamatua Chamber Reports Low Pay Dampens Railway Work
A Tamatua Chamber of Commerce committee visiting Whakatanes railway works found workers discouraged by wages not higher than 15 years ago. About 200 men recently tried New Awakiri but quit, as overseers cut prices. Only two men worked a bush cutting site, earning under 4 penny per ballast load. Ample labour exists if pay matches local government staff.
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Whakatane
Matata
Taneatua Jn
Y M C A Robbed Woman Sentenced in Wellington
Kathleen Eleanor Morton pleaded guilty to stealing 325 pounds from the Y W C A. At 32, she blamed a life of hardship since age 15. the judge imposed two years reformative treatment at Addington after noting a clever theft scheme. She broke down as the sentence was announced.
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Wellington
Kathleen Eleanor Morton
Y.W.C.A
Justice Hosking
Supreme Court
Reces
Auckland
Addington
Accidental Poisoning Verdict In Inquest
Gisborne inquest returns accidental poisoning verdict for John Forde Matthews, a returned soldier, after examination of the case details and evidence presented.
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Gisborne
John Forde Matthews
Two Tragedies Reported In Nelson And Invercargill
In Nelson William Maud aged 66 from Pangatotara was found dead last evening beneath an overturned wagon returning from Motueka. In Invercargill a car crash at Rakauheuka killed George Sullivan of Mataura Island a noted horse dealer, leaving a widow and family.
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Nelson
William Maud
Pangatotara
Motueka
Maud
Invercargill
Rakauheuka
C. Carnie Andeorge Sullivan
Mataura Island
Sullivan
Ydesdale
Golden beetles praised as gold producing sects
In these days of gold shortage it is noted that some sects are said to be gold producing. The popular species is the golden rose whafer beetle, a handsome yellow insect with metallic lustre and about the size of the end of a man's thumb.
The Family’s Flavoring Favourite Cart
The advertisement touts Cathedral Brand Essence as a fine true flavoring for all foods. It claims it preserves delicate dainties, is highly concentrated, cheaper than imports, and offers two and a half times more per bottle, urging readers to ask their grocer.
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Andrill Furniture
Ashburton
East Street
W. J. Dalley
Sele Ashburton
Theaid
Concoleum Cchiavier
FOR Free Company, Inc
Congoleum ‘Superwear
Plaim Brown
Featherston Street
Conculdum Bravich Sm Boris CL
Phegens
N.3
Barman
Oopsao
Ted
B. A. Cadrillsed Co
G. Hefford End Co
Frank Curtis
F.P
Opt.d
Bry
Metropolitan Trotting Club
Rgeler
Abe
Hean
Ces
Dominion News
Y.M.C.A
Travel
Britain
H.B
A.B
Zealand
NEE
Overland
America
Gairage
Tozer
L.h.tozer
Ee House
Hast Street
H. P. Arnst
MR. Ford Owner
Burnett Street
Reid and Gray
Traveilles
London
Ibbotson and Sons
John Orrand Co
Portsmen
Eley
John Orrand, Co
Crockett and Jones
Tancred Street
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