Powers Seek Guidance as China Crisis Deepens
The piece outlines Allied positions in China with Russia asserting paramount claims and Germany awaiting Britain's move while Sir Claude Macdonald reports on Pekin. It notes Le Temps and Debate predicting withdrawal or Russian sole Pekin occupation as Trans Siberian advances. It mentions Hoot denying American troops in trouble and a cable on the missionary couple’s fate.
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Germany
Pechili
China
Lamedori
Powers Statas
Russia
Allice
Great Britain
Claude Macdonald
Panis
le Temps
Rusia
France
America
Japan
Pekin
Wasniaron
Hoot
Powers Seek Information on Pekinax Withdrawal Position
The Powers request ministers and Pekinax commanders views on withdrawal prospects. Chinese cypher delays are suspected. The Japanese press sees Russia’s moves as ending the Powers’ concert. Russia advances toward Errin with a large arsenal. An imperial edict calls Li Hung Chwang to negotiate while the court stays at Taiyuan. The Emperor orders Yangtze viceroys to protect missionaries and merchants.
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Pekinax
Toto
Russia
Errin
Li Hung Chbang
Taiyuenty
Yangtee Diatricta
Railway vote clash with Premier over North Island Main Trunk
Deputation of over twenty North Island Members urged £250000 this year for the North Island Main Trunk Railway. Premier declined increasing the current £150000 vote, saying £250000 could not be spent this year. Government to seek authorization for a sight line to connect Taranaki with the Main Trunk, with a small earnest vote. The Star of New Zealand voyage incident yielded no damage after a heavy bump. Mines Department reports Blackball Coal Company offers 7500 tons for Indian Government. Otago defeats Taranaki in a windy match, four to nil.
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Westinetox
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Frank
Hail Jones
Hall Jones
Taranaki
Timaru
Star of
Mines Department
Blackball Coal Company
New Primoura, &Epi
Otago
Tost
Grey River
Debio No 2
Greiver Argus
Aod
Anyhle
New Zealand
Siege and standoff at Ladybrand amid Boer action
Wakepuaka dispatch reports besiegers closing cannonade at Ladybrand. Botha makes a fierce stand from valley headlands while Boer lines fortify the Bellieh road north. Early notices claim De La Rey wounded at Elands River. Indemnities set for seizure of two steamers totaling 25,000 dollars and 41,437 pounds for another.
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s._ Lonpor
Ladybrand
Botha
Tite
de la Rey
Elands
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General Bugon
Wagner
Trooper Heasley Wounded at Creerdile River
Milner informs Mr Seddon that Trooper Heasley was dangerously wounded at Creerdile River on August 19. His name was omitted from the cable of August 24. Heasley belongs to the Third Gentingent and came from Ashbur ton.
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United Frost Association
Electrio
Jone
Bonover Cousau
Cre
DO Thomas
J Sealy
Henry Davis
Albert Ager
R Clack
Joseph Sealy
Pauling
Troormn Healey
Hensley
J Hearsey
Ashbadon
Capetown
Hemley
Crocodile River
R J Seapow
Heasley
Bia
Chamberlain
F P Moran
Petersburg
Ashburton Drug Company
Canteen Contract Battle in Timaru Case
The encampment canteen dispute in Timaru centers on hotelkeeper P. Reilly suing for 200 pounds after Colonel Bailey and others dispute tender ownership. Colonel Gordon allegedly awarded to Burke despite Bailey’s tender acceptance, leading to cancellations and a claim for 1480 pounds by the caterer Budd.
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United, Press Association
Electric Telegraph
O Trmany
Gordon
Canterbury
Bailey
South Canterbury
Palairot
Timaru
P. Reilly
Reilly
Christchurch
Burks
Rilly
Auppli Se
Bailey Ie
Hem Nob
Patsiret
Webb
Gillies
Colonel Bailey
Gordon Assorte
Palairet
Burke
Budd
New Zealand Parliament Invited to Commonwealth Inauguration
The Governor Ministers and members of both Houses will be invited to attend the Commonwealth inauguration ceremonies. Hugh Dixon of Summerhill presented the Baptist Union with £20,000 for the Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund with the estate balance to be distributed to various funds.
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Doiled Press Association
Eventics Telegraph
Wakapuaka
Thie
Syvoney
New Zealand
Hugh Dixon
Summerhill
Baptist Union
The Greelong Blacks United Prose Association Folly
A violent incident near Nuidle involved armed civilians who attacked a settler party. Gunfire triggered two alerts before the murderers fled, leaving behind rifles and disrupted dinner at a local residence.
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United Prose Association
Electric Telegraph
Copyright Sypyky
Nuidle
Hia Place
Dowager's Hostility to Foreigners Reported
A United Press Association telegraph item notes the dowager's strong hostility to foreigners, reflecting social tensions of the era. Officials and observers discuss potential backlash and policy implications in the exclusionary climate of the period.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Serious fires destroy several businesses in Gore
Invercargill reports a morning blaze in Gore destroying Holland's horse bazaar Inder's butcher shop McGibbons store and Maroney's tobacconist. Insurances not yet known. Mary Luke dies after alleged illegal operation in Wellindox. An inquest set for this afternoon. Charles Russell dies at sea returning from Canada to England. John Maxwell jailed twelve months for six charges of public indecency. Jeabo Duncan, six, burned to death at Mount Albert while stirring porridge.
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Electelo Telegraph
Invercarduit
Gore
Holland
Baziar
Inder
McGibbons
Maroney
Wellindox
Mary Luke
Charles Russell
Captain Russell
Canada
England
New Zaaland
inEpin
John Maxwell
South Canterbury Jockey Club Spring Meeting Recap
Races at Timaru on September 6 featured wins by Goldspur Lady Medallist and Lexington among others with several long-priced dividends. Attendance was strong and totalisator turnover reached £1950, well above the £2469 for the prior Spring day, as Cranes reported clear weather and a profitable day for bettors.
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United Press
Eloate O Telegraph
Timaru
Sponts Hanpiosr -Goldspuri
Lady Medallixt
Ramsnaff
St Denis
Dundas Ae Rent
Ashburton
Racing Meeting Highlights and Dividends Fall
The second day of the Marron races features multiple notable performances with horses such as Scratched-Fuanga The Oran ger and Royal Guard winning divisions. Dividend totals include 48s 15d for Tokates 3 and 26s 15d for Quac, with several scratched entries and strong rides across the program on a sunny day.
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Aquinside
Bradford
Fadalien
Fuanga
the Oranger
Compu'sion
Sybil
Lady Vivino
Eriag
perrcecHasg
Che Turk J
Te Rehungs
Tokates
Atrerdate
Te Ngaio
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Snowfiske
Kalulu
Utah
Kaiwhakaros I
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Coral
Lochinvar
Snin Sfsec
Memaku
Lochada
Bracuet
Mystery
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Duboue
Seratahed
Pipo
Dunsenane
Uteh
Barber
Magisterial Case Adjourned Over Printing Firm Accounts
The Ashburton case before Magisterial Justices Meesra D Thomas R Alcon and J P Crvin Casts McGuire D Doak adjourned till Friday. Mr Wilding for the plaintiff and Mr Criep for the defendant argued over care of accounts and expenses. Irena the liquidator testified that the defendant, a former director, acknowledged the claim although records and books were incomplete after McKeague left for Australia. The dispute centers on printing and subscription debts and alleged prior payments by Paterson.
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Thomas
R Alcon
Crvin
McGuire
D Doak
Ashburton Newspaper (Sondra) Co
Orfendant
Paterson
John McKeages
Springburn Club to Geraldine in South Canterbury match
Springburn first and second elevens travel to Geraldine to oppose the champions of South Canterbury in a Grat filtean, with Mr J A Pauling leaving for Masterton. The lineups include Chapman and Johnstone among Springburn players and Farrwenut notes weather and travel details.
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Geraldine
South Canterbury
Baird
Sete
Chapman
Sharplin
Johnstone
Goldsmith
W Grieve
Hicks
Mottae
A Grieve
Grieve
Fergua
Woods
Moses
Giimas
Fagan
Hishop
A Chapman
Beckley
Whiting
Ayrton
Weetbrooke
Stephen
Green
B Sharplin
W Forgas
N Johnstone
Westport Ccal Company outputs record monthly peak
Westport Ccal Company's output last month reached 36 419 tons the highest for a month since the firm began. Across several colonies exports totalled 25 774 oz valued at £91 336 with Auckland Blenheim Nelson Greymouth Dunedin Invercargill among listed ports. the current month fell short of last year's £143 466 by £52 130.
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Blenheim
Nelson
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