North Canterbury Farmers Union elects Clothier president
Press Association reports the North Canterbury Farmers Union conference elects O F Clothier as president and appoints Alessis I Myans and A Horrall as delegates to the dominion conference. Probes into State Fire Office methods are discussed and a remit backs charitable aid boards fees from hotel licenses.
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Per Press Association
Christchurch
North Canterbury Farmers’ Union
O. F. Clothier
Alessis I. Myans
A. Horrall
Dominion
Ikemits
Taranaki Farmers’ Union
Ashburton
Balkaia
State Office
Advantes
Settlers Department
Hawke's Bay
Farmers Union
Hastings
A.L D. Fraser
Mirabeany
Eustace Lane
Burglars Loot London Jewelers in Cheapside Heist
London reports extensive burglary at Lawrence's jewellers in Cheapside. valuables worth thousands of pounds stolen including diamond rings and brooches. The article also notes upcoming shipbuilding and imperial events across Australia and Britain.
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London
Lawrence
Australia to Subsidize Foreign Cable News Service
The Federal Government will grant a subsidy of £2000 yearly for three years to a foreign cable service delivering at least 1000 words daily to subscribing newspapers. Control of the service rests with participating papers, with routing limited to a thousand daily words and Postmaster-General to set supply terms. The government also backs State ownership of an Atlantic cable line.
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Melbourne
Senate Committee
Pacific Cable
High Commissioners
Immigration Ads Draw Government Scrutiny in Australia
The Minister of External Affairs orders Sir G Reid to pull an advertisement in English papers about Australia’s production and attracting migrants. The Trades Hall Council plans a deputation to protest Reid's immigration policy as misleading.
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Melbourne
The Kidneys and Their Role in Health and Disease
The kidneys locate in the back on both sides of the spine and filter waste from the blood producing urine. When kidneys fail to remove poisons, disorders such as rheumatism gout neuralgia lumbago backache and other ailments arise. Warner's Safe Cure is advertised as restoring kidney health and is sold in original and concentrated forms.
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Warner
Co-operation Among Farmers debated at Auckland conference
Auckland May 27 The Auckland Provincial Conference of the New Zealand Farmers Union discussed co operation schemes. Proposals included land and estate agency rebates for members and a central co operative store with member shares. A special committee was formed to report later.
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Auckland
New Zealand Farmers’ Union
Flanagan
Farmers’ Union
Sarmers’ Union
McInnis
Graham
Bell
Canterbury
Tike
Rahinshhoe
Genuine Money Saving Event in End of Season Sale
A clearance offer across hats jackets costumes blouses skirts furs and underclothing with prices in plain figures. Cash discount of two shillings in the pound on all items plus an expected three shillings per pound reduction off marked prices. Early clearance urged to avoid leftovers.
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W.B
P.D
Lord Methven Pushes Durban Defenses and South Africa College
In Pieter Maritzburg Lord Methven urged stronger Durban defenses with two to three heavy guns and searchlights to deter cruisers. He said Durban could become a great port and also advocated establishing a South Africa military college.
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Capetown
Lord Methven
Pietermaritzburg
Durban
South Africa
Natal Members Move for United Action in Parliament
In Capetown on May 27 a representative conference at Maritzburg resolved to secure united action of Natal members in the Union Parliament. The meeting aimed to coordinate support and present a common front on key legislative issues.
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Capetown
Maritzburg
Natal
Union
A Nigaraguan Revolution and U S Naval Stance
United States naval officers on the Nicaraguan coast are instructed to protect American vessels from Nicaraguan government attempts to search, with land forces ready to defend American property if needed. A State Department official suggested Gilmer could fire first and explain later.
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New York
United States
State Department
Gilmer
Disturbances In Sydney By German Sailors
The German Consul-General reports that German seamen caused disturbances on May 7 while in Sydney. Most belonged to a British ship crew and had been drinking with German friends. They celebrated as if crossing the line and did not intend to insult the late King. They returned to a British ship and claimed they were ashore only at night, unaware of the King's death.
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Sydney
Himeelf
Governor Receives Address and Speaks at Health Society
The Governor was presented with an address by Dunedin citizens and attended the annual meeting of the Society for the Health of Women and Children where he delivered a short speech. He held a levee at the Town Hall before leaving for the ponyn tomorrow.
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Dunedin
Society For the Health of Women and Children
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New Zealand
Henry Hughes
A. R. Holdship
Hereford
Styeat
Christchurch
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Cable News
George Heid
Parramatta
War Office
Aldershot
Colonial Institutes
White City
Lord Goschen
Mr Moore
West Australia
Kirkpatrick
South Australia
Mr McCail
Tasmania
Admiral Rawson
New South Wales
Rason West Panral
H Jenkins
Dr. Cockburn
Capt. Collins
Montague Nelson
Messie Finn
Hare
M. L. Moss
Nivison
George Reid
Lord Kitchener
Congress of Tropical Agriculture
Guthrie
Dunstan
Southeastern International College
Kent
International Association of Tropical Agriculture
Hughes
Pals
Berlin
Germany
Tageblatt
Alsace
Switzerland
Buenns Ayres
Swanhilda
Cardiff
Autofagast
Staten Island
Argentina
Blue Mountains
Liberal and Reform Association Conference
Legislative Council
Smoky Bay
Brisbane
Stracham
Envy
Tobias Tanck
Norfolk Island
The
Cambrian
Lord
Chelmpeford
Chelmsford
Rps New Zealand Shipping Company
Royal Mail
Monte Video
Tenerife
Plymouth
Best Asibudagd
Clayton
Wellington
Wallington
Rio
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Limited
Teneriffe
Wellingott
Welliington
Rio de Saniere
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance
Islington
Turnip
Ylington
Keen
Oxford
Nsurane Department
Alell
Womuses
Ren Sallatted
Ao Yeare Ag
Xen
Ones and Sons
Greenwich
Jones and Sons
Reliable Jewellers
High Street
Lipton
Buxton and Thomas
J. Ballantyne
the Drapers
Ristchurch
Ballantyne
Wingey
Creandelaire
Ballantyne's
Plannelette
Lyndhurst, Tinwald
ASI
Burton Stores
Friedlander Bros, S
Colman
Henry Patents
Rughes
Hereford Street
Ays Joan Stanton
Qlendon Daily News
Barningham & Co., Ltd
George Street
Westport Coal
Coalbrookdale
Baker Bros
Casas Strees
Wakanui Road
Cass
Cameron
Dion
Robinson
Copyright
Sir George Reid
Chris
Raven Tea
Boyds Bros. & Kirk, Ltd
Christchurch & Invercargill
HH. C. Barrett
East Street
United Action
King
Chapman & Davis
Burnett Street
Nelson
T. Jundrill & GO
General Wqase Furnishers and Importers
Tankred Street
Next Building Society
Vankes
Wil Peat
Perer Ag
Hunters
Pearl
Federation
Victoria
National Mortgage and Agency Co. of
N.Z
West Street
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