Electors invited to meetings across Ashburton electorate
IR F BR Flatman invites the Electors to meetings on Monday 26th at Geral at dine Volunteer Hall Tuesday 27th at Green Street Wednesday 28th at Winchmore Thursday 29th at Westerfield and Friday 30th at Hinds Front seats reserved for ladies.
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Geraldine Volunteer Hall
Greenstreet
Winchmore
Westerfield
Hinds
Souley GM Waterton
Wakanui
Electors Meet Nosworthy Regrets Change of Plans
Electors of Ashburton were invited to meet Mr W Nosworthy at Waterton on Monday October Winchmord on Tuesday October Ruapuna on Wednesday October 28. He regrets that the date of the General Election being fixed earlier than anticipated he will not be able to adhere to his original programme of meeting.
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W. Nosworthy
Nosworthy
Carew
RE. W
Maslin
Ashburton
Flatman
Lazarus
Lad Ward
Messrs
J. Hislop
CG. . Matthews
Wenb
Invercargill
S” Express
Winton
Temuke
Joseph
Auckland
Christchurch
F. R. Flettman
P. O’connor
F. H. Chant
Sir Joseph
Valentine's
Oddfellows’ Hall
Ion Hunt
R. Flatman
the Oddfellows
James Thompson
Thompson
Hugo Sriedlander
Friedlander
Morcan
Davis
Address to Electors Meeting Schedule
III address the electors at Mayfield on October 26 Allenton on October 27 Hampstead on October 28. Ladies invited. Meetings at 8 p.m. Committee room at the Arcade open daily and in the evenings from 7 to 9.
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Mayfield
Election Schedule Affects Campaign Stops In North
A candidate says the General Election comes sooner than expected, hindering visits and speeches across many venues especially in the northern portion where the candidate is less known. The note highlights altered campaign plans and reduced voter outreach.
Second Ballot Critique from European Experience
Readers are reminded that the second ballot often undermines Liberal ideals in Europe. The piece cites evidence from pamphlets, noting the English Proportional Representation Society and critics of Sir Joseph Ward. It argues the system fails to reflect the will of the people and distorts outcomes, with examples from Germany and Austria showing misrepresentation under the second ballot.
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Joseph Ward
Ourreaders
New Zealand
Proportional Representation Society
England
Bamphies
House of Commons
Europe
Paca Etie
Germany
Social Democrats
Centre Party
Austria
Counterfeit coins warn in Ashburton County
Warnings spread about counterfeit half sovereign coins circulating in Ashburton county after two fakes were put into a collection box at a country township meeting on Friday night. Local residents attended, but the wider fact stands that counterfeit money circulates in the area.
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Ashburton
Country Township
Stormy Cape winds and rising grass warn of gale
The report notes southerly strong winds to a gale, with grass rising in the climate outlook. The second supplementary electoral roll, containing 509 names, is at printers and will be public early next week. Over £1000 has been raised in Auckland city and suburbs during the Salvation Army self-denial week.
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Edwin Telegrapha
Auckland
Salvation Army
River Report Conditions Across County Rivers
River reports at 9 o clock show Rakai fishable Mount Somers Upper Ashburton dirty Hakaters Lower Ashburton dirty Rangitats fishable in the latest county update.
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Rakai
Mount Somers
Upper Ashburton
Hakaters
Lower Ashburton
Rangitats
Indians in the Transvaal denounce British policy at Lahore meeting
A Lahore gathering of five million Punjab Mussulmans denounced the persecution of British Indians in the Transvaal and urged action by the Indian Government while criticizing the British Government's inaction. Also reported is a Manila rescue where three Americans saved 100 of 306 natives during a storm.
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London
Lahore
Transvaal
Manila
Aparri
Philippines
British Grey outlines aims of European crisis talks
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey stated that communications among Powers seek an agreement on a conference program to settle differences without widening the disturbance. He said Turkey bears the brunt and Britain hopes for compensation and safeguards for Turkey’s interests and the new regime, with Turkey’s approval as a prerequisite.
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Allenton
Pet Press Association
Copyrigst
London
House of Commons
Ward Grey
Stat Foreign Affairs
Turkey
Princess daughters lead bannered march in Cetinje
In Cetinje two of the prince's daughters Princess Kenia aged 27 and Vera aged 21 led a procession of ladies through the city streets. They carried banners and sang warlike songs as part of the display.
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Cettinse
Kenia
Vera
Cettinje
Bulgarian leader demands compensation from Bulgaria's tribute cessation
Constantinople reports October 10 1910 that Kaimil Pasha the Turkish premier says Bulgaria must pay compensation for ending Rumelian tribute while Bulgarian Premier Maliof asserts that Bulgaria's declaration of independence ended the tribute.
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Constantinople
Kaimil, Pasha
Turkey
Bulgaria
M." Maliof
Russian women appeal to raise voices for Servian victims
St. Peters burg reports on an eloquent appeal from a committee of Servian women urging Russian sisters to raise their voices in support of the victims of monstrous aggression.
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ST. Petersburg
Paris Dispatch Notes Faltering Mission and Reopened Prep
Paris reports indicate the mission has failed and circles are pessimistic. Key military preparations have been resumed as a precaution.
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Paris
Consta
British Unemployment Debate in House of Commons
On October 23 London reports outline a Ministerialist motion backing the Premier's unemployment measures and urging early permanent legislation. Independent Labour party leader Keir Hardie will oppose, arguing the proposals are inadequate and blame government neglect for the crisis. Unionists plan no amendment.
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London
House of Commons
Keir Hardie
Independent Labour Party
M House
Glasgow Corporation Plans Memorial With Forth and Clyde Ship
The Glasgow Corporation intends to memorialize the Government and proceed with commemorative works related to the Forth and Clyde ship. Officials outline aims and timeline for the project.
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Forth and Clyde Ship Canal
London
Glasgow Corporation
Forth
Clyde
Catia
Roosevelt challenges Bryan over Gompers boycott policy
In New York October 23 1906 President Roosevelt creates a sensation by challenging Mr Bryan to state support for the labor leader Mr Gompers who urges Congress to legalise the boycott and the black list as part of Federation of Labour backing.
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New York
Roosevelt Haa
Bryan
Gompers
Federation of ‘Labour
Congress
Bryan Seeks German and Italian Votes in Democratic Tilt
New York dispatch cites Mr Bryan aiming to secure several million German American votes as Democrats favor tariff cuts. It notes Italian voters leaning Bryanite and a quarter of a million Italian votes anticipated.
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New York
Bryan
Fires in Dril l Hall Wagga and Hebrides Massacres Reported
Australian dispatches note a fire destroying the Wagga drill hall with 12 pounders rifles and 200 pounds of gunpowder at risk. Hebrides advices recount the massacre of Peter Greig and two daughters aged sixteen and seventeen on Te Sarto Island after land seizures. The Kincumber coastal steamer wrecked in ice waters. Captain Anderson and a seaman were washed overboard but others reached shore as the ship broke up.
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Hebrides
Noues ‘Sta
Te Sarto
Petér
Greig
Wagga
Kinet
Ansderson
Séamian
Alia
Senger
Kincumber
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