Auction Sale Schedule At Several Churches In St Stephen
Clearing sale listings show timings for Finnald St Stephen s Church of Christ and other venues. Auctions set for 11 am to 6:30 pm at Tancred Street Hall Salvation Army St Andrews Baptist and Sand 7 pm bids expected from parishioners and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s
Wee Church of Christ
Baring Square
G.quills Street
Methodist
Tancred Street
Hall
Salvation Army
St. Andrew's
Suffragette Threats and Government Duty Emphasized
An editorial tone laments suffragette violence while urging the government to act. It recalls remarks by Mrs Despard and Mrs Pankhurst, questions the need for harsh measures, and warns of bomb risks and property ruin amid calls for gender emancipation and legal progress.
The Suffrage Record and a Warning of Nihilist Disease
The article notes women’s full parliamentary suffrage in several nations and six US states. It argues reform advocates are fair and peaceful, while extremist Nihilist activity is a hysterical mania needing drastic treatment. It warns that a London-wide crisis could aid diagnosis and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Norway
Finland
States of America
London
Thames
Houses of Parliament
Tower of London
Supreme Court to hear twenty seven divorce cases in Auckland
The next sitting of the Supreme Court in Auckland will hear twenty seven divorced cases. An Auckland art gallery exhibition will display paintings valued at £500000. A Gisborne confectioner was fined £1 and costs for keeping his shop open on a Sunday. In Sydney, Stanley Frederick Neville was charged with larceny of £550 and remanded for a week. Three Territorial soldiers were fined for assault. Harbour Board to seek a £300000 loan for inner harbour works. Sir Joseph Ward spoke on Dominion opportunities for women at the British Women Emigration Association. Wellington clerks trial a simplified recording system that could save about £2000 yearly across six departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Auckland
Stanley
Frederick
Neville
Kenneth Morrell
Sydney
Ife
Joseph Ward
British “Women’s Emigration Association
Dominions
Great Britain
New’ Zealand
Wellington
Public Service Commissioners
Press - Association -Telegram
Post and Telegraph Department
Department of Internal Affairs
Public Service Commissioner
Weather Warning Ahead of Trojan Storm Named Trojan
The Dominion is warned by the Press Association that a disturbance named Trojan is approaching. Clement Wragee reports a storm threat with an alert issued for timing and area impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucreeand
Bay
Clement Wragee
Cablea
the’ Press Association
Dominion
Invercargill Snow and Storm Forecast Warns of Cold Weather
In Invercargill heavy snow fell overnight with two inches in town and three degrees of frost reported. Domain weather station logged 19 points of rain in the past 24 hours and total monthly rainfall up to 2 inches 58 points. Mr Bates predicts variable westerly gales, heavy showers, hail and sleet at times, with rain and snow in high country. The week should bring improving days and cold nights with a brighter spell midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domain Weather
Bates
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Telephone
Cass ‘Street
Ashburton
Triumph” Motor Cycles
Fletcher Bros
Lexis Raisine
Simpson
Blackwell
Kostle
Cheessborough
Ath
Ana
St. George Jam
Myrtle Grove Cigarethea
Virginia
Willowbrook
Glover'a
Montgomery
Bunz
THE
Cash Tailoring CO
Craighea End
H.and.e. Craighead
Sutherland
Wills Streets
Next Theatre Royal
Ordar
Bor
H. P. Arnst
East Street
G. C. OQ
Bon
Rington
Land and General
H. L. Barker
Burnett Street
Acrh
Moore
Harold
Curtis
Bell Bros
BR. D. Johnston
Sam Crooks
Burnett’ Street
Ndge
Percy's
H.p. Darracq
Baker, Draper
Son’s
Chapa
Bonnington’s
Thorley
Thomas Bros
Havelock Street
Herald Gramaphone
Herald Disc
Edison
Phonographa
A. T. H. Williams
Enat Street
Bonrington
Bonnington
Tina Royal
Buxton and Thomas
Triangle Staures
YEW
Guinea
Geld
Grimshaw
Harold Bell Wright
Gilbert Neal
Will Harben
Blue Birds Eye
George Edgar
Buck Peterg
Ranchman
Mulford
Rev
F. W. Boreham
Oakhsac
Don Q
Nance
Manchester
Orme. Agnus
N Mandate
H. M. Jones
W. Osman
Jones Bros
Christchurch
Lo Creo
Carson
Mor
Bell Bros. Rices
UST
Beaumont
Nicholson
Ashburton Swannon
Taic
Orr
Thia
Sultana
Madeira
Richon
le Dé. Watt
Mail & Guardian
Finnald
His Majesty's Theatre
Pictures
Mayfield Hall
W. Wison
Mayfield Band
Mayfield Athletic ‘Club
Theatra
H. Gresham
Cameron Street
Burgery
Robertson
M.R.C.V.S
Wills Street
W. P. Begg
M.R.C.V
Esidence and ‘Veterinary Pharmacy
Corner Park
Cameron Streeta
West
G. H. Suchanan
Maeus
Vanrras
Pravates
Mark
Sims
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Metropolitan Police Court
Despard
Pankhurst
Drummond
Thie
Mrs . Pankhurst
Garibaldi
Lord Haldane
Lloyd George
Lord ‘Acton
Civil Service
Walter Pickles
West Street
P.O. Hox
Good Street
John & Yeoman
Kennedy
Burnett
Street
H. E. Bonnington
Ries
F. Burcess
Guardian 2
San
Leewellyn ‘Owen
A. Mus
LCM
A. Mus. M.ec
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Percy'’S
Percy
Percy’s
Allen’s
Somerset Buildings
Nickel
Oasea
Ladies
Rotherham's
England
East
Stephen Madden
Bastrycook and Gaterer
the Art Gallery
Gisborna
Costa
Felix
Seymour
Geoffrey Seymour
Arthur ‘Shellam
Alexandra
Press “Association
Napier
O A. E. Full
Harbour Board
Messrs. Cullen
Kesles
Clement Wragge
Per Press Association
Invercargill
Southland
Montaigne
Regent
Mois
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