Racing results from Ganaru May 29 meeting
The first day of the Hunpiad events lists multiple race remits with winners led by Dividend and various runners such as Wintss Women Fighting Mac, Nox weater, Parsipuny’s Hampigary, Castanu Tror Reprieve, Vinec, Van Wilkes, and more. Dividend payments noted. several horses started or won easily.
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Ganaru
Ym Hunpiad
Waikaia
Dorey
Dundes
Wintss
Fighting Mac
Lady Lilian
Grandohot
Noxweater
Avrdale
Taranto
Silver Ropes
Remember Me
Parsipuny
Osmec
Stroithnairn
Castanu Tror
Robert W
Gleniti
Sydney
Kres Cheers
van Wilkes
Aonent
Bob
Bumper
Major Roblo
Pairboy
Kruger
Slim
Revcastuz
Watrin — Fighting Man
Wild Weab
Vandyke
Magnificent
Hellene
Alecatarieds
Flyrna—Goldapor
Taaritza
Hermans
Spider
Ae Srakenbal
Ale
da SuLama —Nor'vester
Civil case heard and adjourned for a week
Treanor Caste-Mre J McKay were fined 8 each for two children and Wm Meaclem fined 2a for the non attendance of one child.
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Wray
Treanor Caste
J McKay
Wm Meaclem
Canterbury winter show opens with mixed exhibits and dairy notes
The Canterbury winter show opened by the Premier featured few outside entries but strong horticultural displays. Sheep from Totara Estate and Kaikoura area, poultry from Waikouaiti, and cattle and pigs competed, with Waikouaiti factory taking the cheese cup and dairy classes showing limited export competition.
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Electric
Christchurch
Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association
Canterbury Horticultural Society
Woo
Canterbury
Aheep
Totara Estate
North Otawa
Sheave
Kaikoura
Waikouaiti
Ducke
Tapanai
South Canterbury
Fat Akeep
Roote
Colonial Manual Life Assurance Society Meeting Report
At the annual meeting the report showed funds exceeding two and a half million pounds and annual income over £400,000. Australian business increased. valuation rate reduced to 3 percent. Chairman praised the Society’s strength. retiring directors were rejected.
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Electria ‘Telegraph
Colonial Manual Life Assurance Society
Miners Seek Eight Hours Day at London Congress
At the Mineral Congress in London 864000 miners voted for aid and a minimum wage, while a minority from the Durham collieries resisted. Across the Atlantic unions, three firms Clyde Engineering Works Globe Foundry and Brown and Brown joined an iron workers strike, with about two thousand men out.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Loxpon
London
Durham
A Brilliant Function At Canterbury Hall Christchurch
A grand event hosted by Strange and Company in Christchurch drew about 1500 attendees. Arthur Rhodes presided as mayor, praising the firm’s 40 year history, growth, and local employment over 600 staff. The evening featured remarks on Royal residencies, a lavish supper, Fox's String Band, and dancing until 4 am.
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Christchurch
Thoraday
Canterbury Hall
Hosta
Strange
Euexte
Arthur Rhodes
Enq
Covardale
Rhoder
Coverdale
Grm
Traoge
Aedburton
Sto of Menge Strangs and Company
Buggey
Fox
Messrs
Strange and Company
Novel Licensing Proposal 4&4 LICENSE TO BRINE
A report from the Arkansas State Legislature describes a strikingly novel licensing plan for selling spirits. It aims to raise more revenue and tighten control, with details still unfolding as lawmakers consider the proposal.
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Arkansas
Supreme Court rules on Porto Rican customs postwar reach
The New York correspondent reports the Supreme Court's five to four ruling that the American Constitution does not automatically follow the flag without Congress action. McKinley gains leverage for new possessions while four justices dissent. The court postpones a decision on Philippine status until October.
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Wakapuake
McKinley
Canadian Opinion In Australia and New Zealand Railrow Row
In Sydney May 38 a Canadian official praised Australian devotion to Britain and Empire and noted strong Canada Australia trade prospects. In Tasmania May 50 the Legislative Assembly debated appointing a New Zealander as General Manager of Railways, with opposition to the choice and a subsequent motion of no confidence leading to an adjournment.
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Australta
Sydney
Nic Muleck
Australia
Britain
Canada
Patterson
Badson
McCormack
Dredge Fleet Shifts as Work Continues Across Docks
The Matau dredge operates full time while an Electric First Chance dredge is shifted. Vincent and extended dredges have not started yet. Miller's Flat dredge is seized under a distress warrant. Gold Gusen to resume by week end. Moa Flat dredge began yesterday amid market listings for Dunedin and surrounding beaches.
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United Press Agecosstion
Electric Telegraph
Matau
Dunedin
Fourteen Mile Beach
Golden River, &A
Magnate
Neg
Annie
Richard
Beach
Mls Beach
Waikaki Forka
Wallington Fire Destroys Large Area on Mount Victoria
A morning fire in Wallington on Mount Victoria destroyed about two to three acres and twenty three homes along Hawker Shannon and Moaller Streets. Residents include Mr Devine solicitor, Mr Rowe public librarian, Rev Hales and Mr Darroch schoolmaster. Insurances total £14196 across multiple companies.
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Wallington
Mount Victoria
Hawker
Shannon
Spd
Moaller Straate
Shannon Street
Hawker Strait
Devine
Rowe
Frayberg
Hales
GC Moore
Padaliffe
Andrews
J Freyberg
TW Rowe
RB Darroch
Weastrupp
H Ross
Mieasra Dis Herbert
Dix Breaman
J C Divine
Horgrange
Collis
Petherick
M Fraser
F Cooper
Snaddon
W Dutch
B Meyer
Anghes
Clifford
Ray J Hailes
Glifford
Royal
South British
Commercial Union
Poseniz
New Aval
London and Globe
City council restricts funding for Auckland celebration display
May 30 reports the Telwara council declines to spend on an Auckland arrival display amid opposition from councillors. The item is deemed a waste of money. In related notes, Thomas Watts pleads parity to indecent assault at the Supreme Court, facing possible imprisonment. John McCusker awaits retrial for alleged rape attempt.
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Dison
James Kelly
Patrick Shannessy
Guart
Pruderick Herbert Peery
John Mesimsck
Hampden
Auckland
Wellington
Naring
Thomas Watts
John McCusker
Rapa
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Ty Electric Elegraph
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Huapres—MytLord
Donde
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Truegearh
Lady Medallint
Hermoasa
Ashburton
Colonial Statusl Life Society
Avery
South Africa
Lunpon
Steynaburg
Astralian
Thia
Major Steward
United Presa
Tisrany
Mey
Ab Pareors No 2
Steward
Scot
New Zealand
Edwin
Rand
Accura
O. Magnus
D. Paterson Moarmber Stock Exchange of
Mackus
Paterson
Otago
Weat
Olof Magnus
Molyneux River
Alfred Harrison
Bag Ashburton
Jonny Crown
Graham’s Road
William Kennedy
Aghburtox
Ay H. Gjewitt
E Poulterer
Artist Church
Gay Thornton
Ullinagh
Tanecred
U Street
Superior Board
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Puaror
Burnett
Ghorgeh
Henpy
H & Boxnayton’s
Allators Keepara
Tallor
Qtghorg
Gost
Mik
Holipse Cycle CO
Tancred Street
Edward
Harper Bros
Donedio
Gaited Press Association
Telwara
United Tren Association
D Srocx
Martin
G. Murphixas
Antho
Hendy
Princens Street
Hopetown
Asprew Orr
Thoraia
Ladion
Mia Teakierie
M Henoy
Duedin
Bowiington's
Dreas Fabrica
Mironen & Turse
N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co. Limited
Oxford 'Stown Hall
Kleeven Convenient Farms
Goss
Goose
Nors
Oxford
Daly
J & Pearson
Burnt Hill
John Ingram
EG Rhodes
Aoticitor
Garriore & CO
Soliaitore
Goan & Mercantile Agency
Lip
EG Staveley
Ferriman
Perea Hanson
Oemaeh Laoh
Nmay
Peter Banson
Winchmore
Ashbury
NASA
Stend
NEW Zealand Accident Insurance Company
W. Deamer
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Chriatohwéch
the Duke
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Eaat
Pye
Gread
Eclipse Cycle Company
David Thomas
BUILL
Rakala
Mayfeld
Mitcham Road
Aste Mitcham Road
Tinwald
Lauriston
Loweliffe
Agen Mitcham Riad
Ashburton Forks
Chertsey
Lyndharat
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Ealing
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Allenton
Awakina
North Auckland
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Rangitata
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Friedlander Bros, Ltd
Auclion Mart
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Friedlander Bros. Lm
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Aer
Leadham
Whitfields
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Mount Joy
Pakerau
Pferriman
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Hiccarton
F Ferriman
Ashburter
Ford
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Houna
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Clarke
Alao
Bluestone
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Osimnbrae
Grance Grant
Southbridge
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Hanes
Palmer
William Anderson
Lakeside
Jans Bartusy
LrUrgy
James Gowsenn, ‘Tinwald
F. Ferriman
TO Wiriorass & Co
Richmond Va
Rudge-Whitworth
City Cycle Works
Barnett Street
Fers & CO
Ernest Empson
C.T. A
Andrew Orr
Ashburton County
George Bisher
Arcade Chambers
Businss
Canterburyr
O Association
Tiny
George Fisher
Maaan
WY Aake Pianos
Haake Pianos
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Er MM. Jones
Ero
G. Jesson
Burnett Street
Somerach
Morrow, Bassett
Will Errutt
Asg Burron
Ransomes
B.N.F. and
Hornsby's “Co” Sharks
M. Priest
Biazegar
Nuatona
Mortgage & Agency CO. OF
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Waitouz
Waihao
Kingsdown
Otale
Totara
Canter Ury
Sorea Fairlie
Totars
Raincliffe
Levels
Stringer & Cresswell
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FEAVE
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West Straos
Davison
Solicifors
Ernest M Sandatein
DBOA
FRMO
Eix
Rugland
Rosie
Cashel Street
Omr Mandetein
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ChriateLon
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Pust
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Walker & Hall
Sheffield
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J. W.de Beer
Enat Street
England
Donnybrook
Craighead & Berryman
Ontfittere
Annet Bos
Ashburton and Distrist
Coneign
C. W. Parnell
Montgomery
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