Resignation of a Minister and Opium Licensing Shift
Paris notes M Delcasso accuses Minister of Marine A Thomson of battleship Jena disaster. Chamber denounces negligence and accepts Thomson resignation. China ends opium monopoly, adopts licensing. Roosevelt and Bryan project voter outcomes amid unemployment stats. Waynesboro bank scandal hints at funds used for a judicial race. Tolstoy backs Henry George ideals. Willer and Riley wind up, reconstruction planned.
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Beauchamp Reports Abundant Investment Around New Zealand
Harold Beauchamp, chair of Bank of New Zealand, says money for legitimate investment in New Zealand is abundant. He notes Australian lending to local bodies is hesitant, but expects private investment may rise after grain and wool season. He forecasts a plan to restore buoyancy within a year and dairy exports could net two and a half million pounds if butter prices hold.
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Fatal accident and injuries in Takapuna and Waima
In Waipawa on October 20 an AC telegraph linesman named Jackson was killed at Takapuna when a pole he was erecting fell on him. Trooper Peter White of the Waima Kariri Mounted Rifles, now in camp at West Melton, sustained wrist injuries after being kicked by a horse and was taken to hospital with two other troopers assisting.
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Indecent Picture Case Hits Wanganui Court
A young man in Wanganui was fined five pounds at the Police Court after admitting he exposed an indecent picture to a housemaid in a boarding house this morning.
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Wellington Races at Trentham October 21
Dull weather but fair attendance as results unfold. October Hack Hurdles Liberator wins by clear margin in 3min 21.2sec with Master Douglas second and Yosami third. Rimutaka Hack Race Pellicle takes first by two lengths in 5min 16.1sec. Hutt Park Hurdles Lyrist prevails by two lengths in 5min 17.2sec. Wellington Handicap Swimming Belt defeats Zimmerman and Frisco by a length in 2min 10. handle sec.
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Hawke's Bay Show Opens Amid Showers in Hastings
Hawke's Bay Agricultural and Pastoral Show opens in Hastings on October 21 with fair attendance. Rain fell overnight and persisted in showers until mid day when the weather improved. Judging is underway with awards listed for Shorthorn bull Mount Ylerbert Estate Ist and Champion and Ayrshire bull Slack Bros Palmerston Ist and Champion.
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Agricultural implement firms boycott Timaru show again
A meeting decided that implement firms will refrain from exhibiting at the Timaru show this year. At the Manawatu show space for implements totals 40 000 ft. The Board discussed cleaning out the Domain swimming baths with the chairman Mir H Davis stressing urgency. The filter cost and bridge were provided by Mr Ferriman who donated £20. no board expense was incurred.
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Unclear fragmentary notice from October Friday edition
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated phrase Friday October 93 and an imperative greeting. No clear event, person, or organization is readable to form a proper summary.
Liberal candidate meetings set for Chertsey Fairton and more
The Liberal candidate schedule lists meetings this week with Shavield Wednesday evening Chertsey Thursday evening Dronge Friday October 23 Fairton Saturday October 24 All events begin at 8 p.m. Women are specially invited with reserved seating.
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