Public Service Superannuation Bill Discussed by Institute
In Timaru on October 3 the Educational Institute debated the Public Service Superannuation Amendment Bill. It resolves to ask the Minister of Education to amend the definition of service to include pupil teaching and training college attendance, base the pension on three years of the highest salary or ten years before retirement, and cap the annual allowance at £200.
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Timaru
Educational Institute Today
Public Service
Minister of Education
Chinese Immigration to New Zealand Amid New Tests
In Wellington on October 3, reports say Chinese entrants to Australia plan to move to New Zealand once an education test starts October 28. Three intercolonial steamers carried 49 Chinese this week, including 300 newcomers who paid £300 poll tax. Last week 94 arrived, mostly newcomers, with more Chinese waiting to sail. Vessels permit one Chinese passenger per 200 tons net tonnage.
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Wellington
Australia
New Zealand
Premier reports six months’ revenue up despite tariff cuts
In Friday night remarks the Premier declares a satisfactory six month period with revenue totaling £3,829,641, up £337 from the previous year despite Customs and taxation reductions. He notes lower territorial revenue from national endowments and outlines loan renewals and savings in interest, stressing confidence and fiscal stability.
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Joang
Freotoids Offer Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
A Victorian era advertisement extols Freotoids claiming rapid relief from headaches and digestive disorders. It touts curing power over bilious attacks, blood and tissue cleansing, and warns against daily indigestion pills. The ad urges use at bedtime for constipation and asserts independence from ordinary aperients.
Mixed Local News and Legal Folio from Auckland and Beyond
A collage of short items notes speeding debates, police court remarks, and calls for more magistrates. It reports a Maori sheep farmer on Palliser leases, a Queensland alcohol extraction syndicate, dairy regulation effects in Auckland, a fined Adelaide spectator, and labor market commentary from Rangitikei.
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Rortowha
A Palliser
Flo
Atoum
Queensland
Jana
England
Dys. BE. W. Shank
Htack
Tim
New Zealand Faces Strained Prosperity and Banking Strain
A Sydney Morning Herald editorial argues New Zealand must adjust to reduced prosperity as banks show deposits underwritten by credit exceeding deposits by over £1,000,000. The piece explains inflated land values and government land purchases caused financial rigidity, with wool and meat prices fluctuating and broader effects on the economy.
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New Zealand
Dominion
Fortune
Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
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See the People’s Butcher
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Murrer
Nice
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Kinewe
Manton
Reardon
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Drapery Warehouse
CME Hale
East Street
Barrett
Allyre, Timothy
Trefoil
Ney
Voiles
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Tibet
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