Flying machines may reshape cities and transport in New Zealand
The article contrasts past New Zealand politics with present discourse and argues that aviation could revolutionise transport beyond railways and ships. It notes election day logistics and a law allowing workers up to one hour off with pay to cast their ballots, while shops must close for the half holiday.
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New Zealand
James Macandres
William Rolleston
Award Stafford
Dends Vogel
Francis Dillon Bell
William Fox
Alfred Saunders
George Grey
Robert Stout
Harry Atkinson
Jol Ballance
London Times
Tabern Department
Auction Sale Of Drapery Promises High Quality Goods
Public notice for a Saturday sale in auction rooms of new drapery and fancy goods of high order. Bropherson urges buyers to seize a splendid opportunity to obtain genuine charges and reliable merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bropherson
Various local notices span church, council, and fishing topics in Dunedin
At the Presbyterian Assembly in Dunedin a motion sought to query when Rev William Thomean ceased membership. River conditions report Upper Ashburton clear and Rangitata discoloured. Timaru council declined license sign applications. North Island land for settlement tabulates 1 840 000 acres with 2 500 000 more available but unsurveyed. Kent Control of Dogs Order 1908 trial at Bromley court. Christchurch Gas Company adopts gas retort automation. Mr J G Mitchinson advocates meat market consolidation for better prices. Chamberlains Tablets praised by Mer Stockbridge of Wel lington. Trout plentiful as fishing season opens with new tackle from R Th Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Island
Neata
J. G. Mitchinson
Christchurch
Hasern
Manchester Ship Canal Company
New Zealand
England
Ashburton Drug Company
R. Th. Johnston
Tongarire
Marriage of Delia Nevin and E Borough in Ashburton
Delia Nevin of Allenton married E Borough of Christchurch on November 1 at the Church of the Holy Name. The ceremony was conducted by the Very Rev Dean O'Donnell. About 150 guests attended the Orange Hall reception and breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Name
Ashburton
Delia Nevin
Allenton
E. Borough
Christchurch
Dean O’donnell
A.herne
Nellis Doyle
W. Cunningham
M. Moran
R. M. Dunlop
Orange Hall
S. Madden
Miss Richardson
Ashburton W C T U Holds Annual Meeting in Baring Square
The Ashburton Women’s Christian Temperance Union met in Baring Square serio lumtaent with strong attendance. Mrs Lill presided as reports praised the year’s work and a £25 surplus funded by a children’s concert and a lecture, while a new branch for Greenstreet was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Baring Square
Serioultaent
W. T. Lill
C. S. Lowe
ALA
Wellington
Christchurch
New Zealand
B. T. Mieson
Harrison Lee
License Council
Harricon Tez
Bowman
Mies A. J- Watt
W. T. Kingston
Miss Butterick
EB. Trevurza
B. T. Missen
W. We. Kingston
Smith
Mesdames Scinelder
W. Lambert
J. Readhead
Mre Kingston
Greenstreet
Palmerston North crowd hears local option clash
N. J. J. Bagnall addressed a meeting condemning the No-license party method and citing returns on licenses in prohibited districts. A no-license demonstration followed the talk and the lights were lowered as the hall emptied.
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Por Press Association
Palmerston North
N. J
Unruly Dunedin Meeting Over Maine No-License Debate
In Dunedin on November 11 a crowded Garrison Hall debate on Maine no-license laws ended without a vote. Rev W Thomson and Mr A Adams faced constant interruptions from a noisy audience and police used hoses to disperse the crowd outside.
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Dunedin
Maine
W. Thomson
Adams
Garrison Hall
Thomson
Ashburton Candidates Address Electors Before Election
The General Election coverage lists candidate schedules for Ashburton with Mr W S Maslin at Hampstead and Hampstead school, Mr J D Gobbe at Arundel Hall, and Mr D Jomes at Arundel Town Hall among other venues over Friday and Wednesday. Nosworthy appears in multiple locations including Westerfield and Eiffelton, with reports of a large turnout and cordial reception at Orton and Hampstead meetings.
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Ashburtoh
W. 8. Maslin
Allenton
J. D. Gobbe
Hampstead School
D. Jomes
Arundel Hall
F. RB. Tlatmany
Willowby
Filmington
W. Nosworthy
Westerfield
Arundel Town Hall
Eiffelton School
Politician Addresses Draw Large Audiences in Waterton and Rakaia
Mr F R Flatnan spoke at Waterton with Mr Watson presiding as the audience applauded. A vote of thanks was carried for the candidate. Mr D Jones addressed electors at Ealing with Mr McKeague chairing. Mr J Ivess addressed Selwyn voters at Kakala Town Hall amid enthusiastic reception and discussion of local progress and rumour surrounding his candidacy.
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Orton
Nosworthy
B. Morris
Snell
F. R. Flatnan
Waterton
Watson
Gollan
Jaine
D. Jones
Ealing
McKeague
Bur Jones
J. Ivess
Selwyn
Kakala
Strachan
Ivess
Asing
Bakaia
Tvese
Mirivess
Rakaia
Ashburton
Wellington
Trakaia
Rungur and Dental
William Boag
Boag
W. Boag
Mr Tress
Iisa
Rory O’more
Phore
Wakanui
Massey
Hfe
John McLeary
J. N. Sharp
J. Quantock
Mayfield Mayoral Meeting Time Adjusted to 6 16 Pm
Aly W Nosworthy changes schedule inviting Mayfield and Lismore electors to meet at Mayfield then to speak at Lismore on Saturday at 8 o clock. The altered timing shifts Ruapuna and Mayfield appointments for the same evening.
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Mayfield
Ruapuna
Ang
Aly W. Nosworthy
Lismore
Brit
German officers seek abdication to end European crisis
Vienna reports that 280 active and 100 retired German officers have petitioned King Peter to abdicate in favor of Prince George as a path to settle conspirators issues and restore army unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par Presa Association—Congriglist
Vienna
Werrer Tugblatt
Peter
George
Government orders three and ten million Mauser cartridges
London dispatch reports the government has ordered from a German firm 3.1 billion Mauser cartridges to be delivered in 1940.
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London
Reuter
Constatinople
Mr Asquith Speech Praised by Berlin Papers
Berlin newspapers welcome Mr Asquith's pronouncement as World War I commentary shifts public tone. The report notes positive reception and reflects ongoing diplomatic signals from Germany.
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Asquith
Berlin
Indian tensions rise after Fraser attack and executions
In Calcutta reports cite intensified anger in northern India over terrorist intimidation and crowded reactions after the Sir Andrew Fraser assault. A detective shot in the city and the hanging of Kania are noted, with mourners including a thousand students and public sentiments turning to stricter court action. Mazundar, son of a government official, is arrested in connection with the Fraser assault.
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Per Press Association
Calcutta
Sir A. H. Fraser
India
Kanil
Kania
Gossain
Alipur
Sir A. Fraser
Mazundar
Sir Andrew Fraser
Berlin Debates Heichstag Crisis and Casablanca Fallout
Berlin reports describe a crowded Heichstag session amid calls for resignations and Casablanca critiquing the Kaiser’s policies. Prince von Bulow defends Germany’s stance, denies aggressive talk, and urges peaceful Britain ties as France accepts a mutual regret formula ending the dispute.
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Per
Germany
Britain
Prince von Bulow
Kaiser
Far-East
Fie
London
Reuter
Berlin
France
Casablanca
the Times
Penny-a-Word Cables Proposed by Henniker Heaton
London November 11 report on Mr Henniker Heaton addressing the Colonial Institute urging universal penny-a-word cables. He argues imperial cooperation, possible Marconi system use, and calls for imperial conferences to link land lines with ocean cables, aiming to reduce costs and improve global communications.
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London
Henniker Heaton
Colonial Institute
Marconi
Sfaill
United Kingdom
Post Office
Canada
Australasia
India
China
Europe
Australia
Ord Jersey
Henniker Heston
Roosevelt
Tring
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Ss. T Wilson
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McLaren Com
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Crake
Andrews and Beaven Chalfcutter
National Mortgage & Agency " Company
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Garocery Telephone
Mitchell and Turner
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Presbyterian Assembly
Aumber
Wanganui
William Thomean
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Timaru Vorourh Council
Licensed Victuallers' Association
Simmons
Kent Control of Dogs
Bromley
Christchurch Gas Company
Borough
Nevin
W.C.T.U
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MR Maslin
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Maslin
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