Clutha License Referendum Contacted in Dunedin Discussion
A Dunedin audience heard Mr A. Malcolm support No-license in Clutha electoral district, citing 2535 No-license votes versus 1461 for restoration and noting growth in business and press support since the last poll. He described Clutha as flourishing and argued the district rejected licensing as a policy.
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Public picnic marred by intoxicated youths and rail disruption
The Leeston public picnic reported by the Lyttelton Times saw many boys and young men intoxicated, with beer carried into grounds, fights, and coarse language. Returning to Christchurch, carriages faced nuisance as youths slammed doors and roamed compartments, prompting criticism of the Railway Department for tolerating such conduct and alleging partisan bias toward Prohibitionists.
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Highbank concert aids church fund and library drive
A Friday program at Highbank, presided by Rev H Yorke, featured piano solos, recitations, songs, duets, and a farce. Proceeds for the Anglican Church building fund reach about £80 after a dash of entertainment. a library and reading room fund adds around £40 to £50 through a post concert dance.
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Timaru Band Contest Stirs Timaru and Lyttelton Field
Nine bands from Lyttelton Invercargill Timaru and Dunedin competed at the Caledonian Society grounds. Ashburton Temperance Band won the quickstep by 14 points and led in the drill heavy program at the Timaru contest.
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Prize Winners At B Sharp Music Contest
The silver medal prize list shows A. Hosier as first in E flat soprano solo. R. Mathieson earns second prize in bass trombone, with Master W. Willera, band member, also taking second in public schools bugling competition.
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Ashburton and Timaru Pipe Bands Compete at Waimate Show
Five bands entered but only two competed Ashburton and Timaru as Waimate Band could not field. Both bands met the six-piper minimum with Ashburton eight pipers and Timaru nine. Timaru won overall with crisper playing and both awarded prizes of £12 12s and £5 0s.
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International Crisis in Europe Prompts Conference Talks
London hosts a banquet with Asquith Balfour and others as Russia pledges to protect Serbia and Montenegro at the upcoming conference. Five powers back a limited agenda while Britain favors fewer debate points and agrees Turkey’s compensation will be settled by legitimising Austria Hungary and Bulgaria actions via a Turkish loan.
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Demonstration in Constantinople Against Austria
A shard of Shabats damaged an Austrian merchant ship flag as ringleaders were arrested. The populace boycotted the Austrian Consul and a 20 000 strong meeting at Stam boul denounced Austria and Bulgaria, praising Britain France Italy Russia and Germany for their stance.
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Italy Would Accept European Conference to Preserve Balkan Peace
Signor Tutohi told the British, Russian and Austrian ambassadors that if Britain and Russia form an alliance, Italy would unreservedly accept a European conference to solve Balkan questions in line with treaty spirit and without risking peace.
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Boycott of Austrian Goods Strikes Turkish Ports
In Constantinople on October 14 a serious boycott of Austrian goods paralyses dockers and boatmen who refuse to work for Austrian Lloyd steamers. The steamer Galicia left Constantinople with no passengers or freight.
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Bulgaria signals push for independence recognition
Belgrade reports Bulgaria desires early independence recognition. London reports Bulgarian Agent Staneloff in Paris states that summoning and maintaining reserves is costly and they must be dismissed or utilized.
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Turkish Residents Fear Bulgarian Troop Concentration Near Kratova
In Constantinople on October 14 reports say Macedonian Turks are uneasy over Bulgarian troop concentration near Kratova. Observers warn of potential annexation moves as Bulgarians drill an army to create a diversion if Bulgaria declares war.
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Viscount Wolverhampton Named Lord President of the Council
The Press Association reports the announcement that Viscount Wolverhampton has been appointed Lord President of the Council succeeding Lord Tweedmouth. The change marks a significant shift in British political leadership.
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Woman disrupts House session amid Children’s Bill vote
An unidentified woman escorted by a House member viewed proceedings from a side window. She entered the chamber, went to the bar, and shouted demands for women’s votes. Expelled, she later apologized via Sir Keir Hardie’s private secretary Afr Idris, claiming no premade plan.
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Suffragists Rally Met with Police Clampdown
On October 15 early morning a suffragist deputation to the House of Commons failed after a rush by the crowd. Police kept order but twenty four women and thirteen men were arrested amid injuries and scuffles. Newspapers call the protest a growing mob threat and urge harsher action.
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