Mail routes debate and New Zealand political notes
The article discusses preferences for a mail route via Guaymas over Vancouver, cost comparisons, and a Taranaki electoral district’s political prominence. It mentions Mr Wright’s arguments, Vancouverist counterpoints, and the Taranaki Daily News’s take on Taumarunui’s MP elect. It also notes upcoming steamers Olympic and Titanic and historic ship tonnages for context.
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New York
Guaymas
Gulf of California
Auckland
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New Zealand
Taumarunui
Waitara
Waimarino
Mokau
Kaitereke
Ohura
Ohutu
Saranaki
New Plymouth
Beautiful Leather Goods for Presentation Use From Manufacturers
IT has unpacked a wide range of leather goods direct from the manufacturers. The assortment includes writing cases dressing cases silver mounted purses music carriers glove and handkerchief boxes ladies companions handbags sets military brushes photo albums autograph albums postcard albums and many other items suitable for gifts.
Fish Luncheons and Suppers Offer Wide Menu
For Fish Luncheon and Suppers. Everything used of the very best. Cleanliness civility and prompt attentions. Fish Oysters Steak Chops Ham and Diggs etc. Meals all hours from 9 am to 11 pm Sundays 5 to 10 pm.
Mrs De Lautour Surgeon Dentist Attends at My Methviin
A historical notice lists Mrs De Lautour, a surgeon dentist, as attending at the named location Methviin. The fragment confirms professional title and involvement in a medical capacity within a community setting.
Resignations and local notices headline Timaru district
The Hon. Robert McNab resigned from the Executive and Lands and Agriculture portfolios and left for Sydney. C A G Hardy and I Buxton traveled north by express. A wool sale in Timaru distributed £37,060 to South Canterbury growers. Ploughing matches to be held next July or August in North Canterbury under the Western Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Allenton school expansion and local garden education praised. Anderson Dramatic Company closed its season with a strong showing at the Oddfellows Hall. Light motorcycles Pho Motocycle advertised by Carson’s in Tancreoft Street with high efficiency and low running costs.
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Tragic Deaths Reported in New Zealand Towns
Nelson path to rail station sees William Biddle found dead in an orchard with suspected self‑inflicted death after years of nervous trouble and insomnia. Wellington reports a fireman named William Ferguson found in the water near the wharf, later dying, possibly after sleep near barrels. Invercargill notes 66 year old Peter Jehmston's suicide at Riverton by razor.
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McNab Policy Ends as Career Shifts to History
A long profile recalls Robert McNab's political career and recipe for land reform, noting his resignation as Minister of Lands amid praise for his historical research. It highlights his role in the renewable lease, his influence on land settlement, and his lasting legacy as a historian of Southland and New Zealand.
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Religion in Schools Urged by Bishop of Auckland
London dispatch reports the Bishop of Auckland urging the Motherland to teach the daughter nations that religion in schools is necessary for the moral health of the State. The piece also notes Whitelaw Reid’s remarks on U S peace efforts and a Paris arrest sensationally linked to Madam Steinhal.
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McNab Resigns. Ward to Lead Cabinet in Interim
Wellington November 27 The Premier received the Hon RB McNab’s resignation late this afternoon Sir Joseph Ward will carry on all McNab’s portfolios for a fortnight pending a cabinet reconstruction The move follows McNab’s departure from government responsibilities in the interim period
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Lords division on Licensing Bill presents split in Commons and Lords
The House of Lords is to divide today on the Licensing Bill. Haldane warns of a great cleavage with the Commons. Leifehild Jones urges budgeting financial parts and returning temperance sections for reconsideration. Lords St Aldwyn suggests a collaborative approach, with the Primate and Halsbury backing the idea and Rosebery calling for party cooperation.
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Education Bill Second Reading Sparks Party Drift
By 122 to 157 the Education Bill was read a second time in the House of Commons. Members voted by personal inclination while party lines loosened. Asquith said Catholics in Scotland gained better grant terms, and the Church won entry to Council schools with Exchequer help. The Times notes rising mistrust and delays.
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Recount Shows Timaru Ballot Results In Early Count
Timaru election recount lists Craigie ahead of Campbell with 2060 votes and 49 informal ballots. Palmerston North reports Socialist party to field a Labour candidate against all rivals next election.
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International Crisis in Europe Sparks Regional Tensions
Reports from Constantinople and Vienna on November 27 describe grave unrest in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Austrian repression drives Moslem exodus amid alarm in Constantinople, with rumors of Servian bands causing panic in Vienna and Pesth until Baroz von Aerenthal denied them.
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Times Belgrade dispatch notes stalled Bosnian settlement
The Belgrade correspondent reports from St. Petersburg that there is less chance of an early conference. The Bosnian question will be left open and Servia and Montenegro must wait for a more favorable moment to settle their claims.
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Turkish Turks warned by German paper over Austrian boycott
Berlin dispatch cites a German paper accusing Britain of provoking Turkish boycotts against Austria. The article warns the Young Turks to beware of her influence or risk ruin of their cause.
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Bulgaria to buy Oriental railway and Roumanian tribute
Bulgaria shows willingness to pay 4 440 000 pounds for the Oriental railway and the capitalisation of the Roumalian tribute. The offers were received in late November.
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Turkey pledges to counter Austrian goods boycott
Vienna report says Turkey assures Austria it is doing all legally possible to counteract the boycott of Austrian goods and ships.
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Loss of the Sardinia Shocks London Seaboard
The Sardinia, laden with machinery, Manchester goods and general cargo, foundered under mysterious circumstances. The Duke of Connaught has funded burial costs for the pilgrims. A surviving sheikh thanked the Duke, expressing gratitude on behalf of the Moslems.
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Tongariro Collision Near Dover Leaves Ships Damaged
The Tongariro collided with the Drumlanrig off Dover. Tongariro anchored at Dover badly damaged forward with water in the forepeak and may need beaching. Drumlanrig has been beached as a precaution.
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Colonial Exhibits in London Medal Winners
At the Horticultural Society Colonial Exhibition in London on November 27 the New Zealand Government won a silver medal for cold stored apples and a bronze for honey. Nelson firms Kirkpatrick and Co earned a silver for jam. Hokianga Co-operative Company and Clarke Bros. of Whangarei gained bronze for preserves. the New South Wales Government took a silver for dried fruits.
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Dinizulu Trial Details and Capetown Convention Progress
Baibata testifies that Dininilu observed rifle practice and supplied arms and ammunition. Capetown reports Sir Henry Williers says no insurmountable difficulties exist for the Union Convention and success is reasonably probable.
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Bombing disrupts crowded train in Calcutta region
A bomb exploded on a crowded European carriage near a Barrack pur area in Calcutta causing damage though no injuries are confirmed. The incident was reported by press agencies from November, detailing the attack sequence and authorities’ response.
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