Auckland Tramway Dispute Over Conductor Dismissal
Friction grows between Auckland Electric Tramway Company and workers after a conductor was dismissed without stated reason. The union demands reinstatement or in explaining the dismissal, and warns members not to cross picket lines if a strike occurs. Special union meetings are set for tomorrow to push for compliance.
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Hon McNab to Open Agricultural Hall in Central Otago
The Hon RB McNab leaves Wellington for Middlemarch to open a new agricultural hall on Friday and will return to Wellington on Sunday.
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Turndale assessment valuations sustained at court sitting
At a Turndale district Assessment Court session two objections were heard and both valuations were sustained by the Government valuation panel.
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The Den of Ogil Seeks West Coast Chart
The Den of Ogil, en route from Callao to Westport, called in this morning to secure a chart of the West Coast for navigation.
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Griffin Committed for Trial on Indecent Assault Charge
At the Magistrate s Court today John Griffin was committed for trial on a charge of indecently assaulting a girl seven years of age.
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Radical journalism as a legitimate and useful press role
The Times should be a radical newspaper representing a political view, not neutral. Advocated journalism aids public understanding by presenting the strongest case for each side, helping judges and citizens decide fairly and preventing verdicts based on insufficient representation.
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Sheep in New Zealand Demand Surges Strain Flocks
Official estimates show annual consumption in New Zealand equals 24 sheep per person, requiring over 2,000,000 sheep to satisfy local demand. Population growth outpaces flock increases, with exports of sheep and lambs totaling four to four and a half million carcases annually, creating a drain of about six million sheep and lambs each year.
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Scarcity of Wood Pulp Threatens Northern Paper Mills
The Globe notes a debate report from Washington showing wood for newspapers now relies on spruce from Maine and nearby states with West Varela large supplies. Mills in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota depend on imports as local forests dwindle and prices fluctuated from 1900 to 1907. Canada emerges as the likely future supplier for wood pulp.
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Curious Insurance Claims Under New Workmen’s Act
British insurers report odd claims after the Workmen’s Corporation Act. A domestic servant burned her head with hot curling irons and claimed it arose from work duties. A nurse hurt by a blocking bottle thrown by a child, a workman with a wooden leg mistaken for a severed organ, and a partridge drive injury from a father’s shot also cited.
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The Triumph of the Motor In 1908 Public Roads Seen Packed With Cars
Sir John Macdonald notes rapid motor vehicle growth from 400000 pounds import value to ten million and declares cars era spanning rich to pauper. Edinburgh street scene shows more private cars than carriages. Night mail by motor imagined London to Dover in six hours, not ten.
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New Zealand Exports Figures For Quarter Ended March
The New Zealand Trade Review notes exports for the quarter ended March 81st with total value at £4,991,927, down £2,201,000 versus the prior year. Wool rises about 84 percent in value, while overall shipments fall due to lower weight and price declines in frozen meat butter kauri gum and hemp. Six months to March show wool weight and value down across years, with irregular half-year exports despite rising sheep numbers. A weaker outlook is hinted for the remainder of the year as shipments lag seasonality and prices remain depressed.
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Improved resilient tire material from German chemist Pflumer
A German chemist Herr Pflumer of Dresden invents a gelatine glycerine and air compound for tires. The pale yellow elastic material forms a sponge like substance with air cells and resists puncture while remaining lightweight. It promises longer life for outer covers and could cushion car seats, using a canvas tube or rims to fit standard tires.
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Green Old Age Promoted by Dr Morse Indian Root Pills
A promotional testimonial asserts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills extend life and restore health. Mrs Frederic Arnold of New Plymouth, age 78, praises the remedy for headaches constipation and systemic rejuvenation and urges households to keep the pills as a family medicine.
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Wolves Attack Race Car in Wyoming Forest Chase
The Mafin report describes Scarfoglio and Sartori escaping a wolf pack while racing near Spring Valley Wyoming. A pack of fifty wolves pursued the car as the drivers used arms and a machine gun to fend them off, killing twenty-two wolves before fleeing toward safety.
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Ashburton Offers New Golf Requisites Shop
In Ashburton R D Johnston opens a complete stock of golf materials for the evening SAS. A coupon valued at the price paid is mentioned, and the shop aims to serve local players with a full range of requisites.
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Singing Sands in New South Wales Produce Musical Notes
The Singing sands of New South Wales form a hard angular grain substance that squeaks when struck, puzzling researchers. A suggested cause involves absence of very small grains, though distinguishing such grains remains difficult. An analogy notes a china cup slipping on a saucer due to microscopic glaze particles acting like rollers, with liquid stopping the slip.
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London Bridge Vain Sovereigns Story Eclipsed
A faded tale of a man offering sovereigns on London Bridge is overshadowed by recent events as Abbey Prives worth 25 pounds go unclaimed in an odd distribution.
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