Lyttelton Dispensary Managers Convicted for Unregistered Chemist
The Pharmacy Board of New Zealand pursued eight defendants plus J Brice over two periods for running Friendly Societies Dispensary without registered chemists in charge. Manager changes left unqualified staff. board urged strict enforcement to protect public health. Nine defendants convicted. Brice fined for each information plus costs totaling eight pounds.
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Lyttelton United
Neilson
Pharmacy Board
J. Brice
Harris
H. W. Bishop
Vangioni
Sharp
Flo
White
Janet
Newell
Ar Neilson
Hoe
Bishop
Brice
Harry Kerr
New Zealand
London
Paparoa
E. Foden
Post
Windsor
Transvaal
Stockport
Great Central and Midland Joint Railway
Bredbury
Richard Guthrie
Guthrie
Midland
Anglican Synod Considers Commission for Inter-Church Reunion
At Dunedin on October 28 the Synod approved a motion to have the Primate appoint a permanent commission to pursue conference with other Canadian church bodies aimed at promoting organized reunion. The motion, moved by Dean Vitcheté and seconded by Rev. H. L. Snow, was carried. A separate motion warned churchmen about the spread of theosophic tenets, but discussion quickly closed as business moved on.
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Dunedin
Anglican Synod
Dean Vitcheté
H. L. Snow
Washer
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Boosted by Ashburton Trust
Local testimonials praise Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs Tutty of Jones Road reports relief and permanent improvement in herself and daughter after use. Product sold by Ashburton Drug Co and Foster-McClellan Co Sydney, with a reminder to buy DOAN'S.
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Ashburton
Tutty
Jones’ Road
Doan
Dean
Ashburton Drug Co
Miss Tutty
Foster-McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Ashburton Open Bar case ends with fines
Leah Myers pleaded guilty at Dunedin Police Court to unlawfully selling beer and whisky without a license. The magistrate Mr Widdowson fined her £75 and granted one month to pay. The report notes prior similar convictions and comments on the Open Bar’s impact on voters.
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Dunedin
Leah Myers
Widdowson
Thames Meeting Endorses M Gowan Government Stand
The Hon J M Gowan spoke to constituents at Thames outlining that the present Cabinet is strong due to sound legislation and best efforts for the people. He defended land policy, labour and prison reforms, and argued finances are satisfactory with no tax rise. A unanimous vote of thanks and confidence followed amid applause.
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Thames
J M’gowan
New Zealand
M’gowan
The Second Ballot in Waimate Debate
Sir W J Steward explained the Second Ballot Bill’s purpose to cap third party lifts and guarantee majority representation. He favored McNab’s Contingent Vote as a better but impractical alternative, and noted proportional representation remains costly.
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Waimate
W. J. Steward
Germany
McNab
Nest of thrush disrupts chimney draw in Wairarapa house
Kuripuni resident hires a chimney sweep who uncovers a thrush nest five feet down the flue with four eggs. In related items, the Daily Mail reports thirteen French mushroom poisonings, a medical expert cites powdered wood charcoal as antidote, New York demographics show 35 percent foreign born or with foreign parents, and Pietri an imprisoned murderer faces trial after Italy's new kingdom disrupted the first hearing.
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Wairarapa
Daily Mail
France
New York
Pietri
Kingdom of Italy
World sculling title sees Arnst poised for victory
Wellington October 28 Peter Arnst trains in Sydney planned for the Wanganui world sculling final to be held December 15 against Webb. Arnst appears fully fit with a long free stroke and longer reach than Webb Fogwell pacing him. Webb trains seven miles each morning with sprints in the afternoon. Green to pace Webb. both crews shaping up as race nears.
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Wellington
Peter Nelson
W. Fogwell
Pacer
Sydney
R. Arnsi
Webb
Wanganui
Seuilers
Arnst
Fogwell
Fourpenny loaf likely to fetch sixpence by Christmas
A Manchester report suggests the fourpenny loaf will probably be worth sixpence by Christmas. The note reflects rising prices and market expectations in the period.
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Manchester
Flogging and reform debate roils Auckland election
In Auckland on October 28 Oliver Nicholsonson attacks Hon Geo Fowlds over the Te Oranga Home incident and the Department of Education's role. The piece notes newspaper support for Fowlds and cites Commissioner comments on flogging girls and cutting hair. Also mentions Harry Kerr’s remarks on walkers and a Stockport youth trespass case with a fatal risk.
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Auckland
Oliver Nicholsons
Geo. Fowlds
Greg Lynn
Fowlds
Wellington
Nicholson
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