Floating: Rotomahana sails to London via San Francisco
In maritime traffic notes the vessel Rotomahana is due to London arriving via San Francisco on October 18. The report lists routes including Northern Ports and West Coast, Samoa, Hawaii, Philippines, Japan, United States, Canada and Europe and United Kingdom. The update notes a 6 45 p.m. reference time.
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Samoa
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
United States
Canada
Europe
United Kingdom
San Francisco
London
Dredging Returns and Gold Yields in Otago and Southland
Dredges report 74 28202 7dwt 23gr total gold since January in Otago and Southland, with comparisons to 45 30202 8dwt last year and 42 96402 in 1960. Yields valued at about £253,486. Sales listed for Alexandra Lead, Bendigo, First Chance, Gentle Annie, Rise and Shine, plus regional returns from Town Creek and Otago sites.
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Grretsogrh
Welcome
Buller Junction
Pactolus
Callaghan’s Creek
Dunedin
Otago
Southland
Dradges
Town Creek
Roxburgh
Golden Gate
Golden Run
Riley's Beach
Golden Treasure
Nelson Creek
Alexandra
Bendigo
First Chance
Gentle Annie
Rise and Shine
Wheat Markets Firm in England and Fluctuating in America
English wheat remains firm due to late harvest and poor Continental crop. American wheat shows fluctuations tied to weather with no cargoes offering.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
London
Saturday sale at Havelock Street Market yields strong pig demand
Henry Stephenson reports a large attendance and substantial yarding of pigs with prices ahead of last week. Weavers and porkers command higher bids, with stores and various livestock and produce selling well. Potatoes onions and other seed sorts fetch fair prices as a large furniture and sundries sale closes satisfactorily.
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Henry Stephenson
Ashburton political chatter on licensing and candidates
A Ashburton Guardian column questions No-License outcomes and club liquor rights under the 1893 and 1895 acts, noting drafting glitches and the local option rules. It cites potential Ashburton and Selwyn seat speculation, including a denial from John McLachlan and advice for electors to withhold judgment until candidates solidify.
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Ashburton
New Zealand
Ashburton Heavetny
John McLachlan
Selwyn
Evans' Mountain King Asthma Powder Gains Noted Fame
The ad text promotes Evans' Mountain King Asthma Powder as a certain remedy for asthmatic troubles. It references smoke New Year Wade's Worm Figs and the Worm Worriers as effective, though the language suggests a promotional promotion rather than verifiable medical claim.
Ashburton Local Notes and News Items
Local weather forecast warns of a gale from the northeast to southeast with glass fall and heavy rain. Borough Council meets this evening. Ashburton Bank manager C. F. M. Wroughton visits town. Smallpox patient improves and may be released soon. Official notices cover honours and appointments, local elections, coal exports, farming advice, and military camp plans at Lagmhor for the Ashburton Mounted Rifles in October.
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London
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Palmeraton Times
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Uou
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Ford
Ashburton County Band
Pretoria
Lord Roberta
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Tur Gee
Nile Dam
Cairo
Figaro
Duke of Connaught
Edward
Nile
Assouan
Tord Kitchener
Alexandria
Port Said
Timaru meeting and new cycling club in Timaru
News items note an open air meeting by Dr Torrey and Mr Alexander in Timaru during a stoppage, the formation of a Tour'at Cycling Club with 94 members, and various market and public notices. Also mentioned are a cargo to Australia, imperial spend reports, a royal rumor, and local business ventures including a jam factory in Dunedin.
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Torrey
Alexander
Timaru
Mokoia
Sydney
Australia
London
Dr Talmage
Wilhelmina
Welland
Prince Henry
da Ia Hey
Lord Methuen
Havant
Yzar
Russia
Chamberlain
Treasury Bench
Carnegie
Hartlepool
Trades Council
America
Roxbeorough
Dunedin
Coal Creek Collieries Company
North Qtago Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Onmarg
Public Works Department
Hurunui
Blenheim
Waipara
South End
Scott Bros
Christchurch
J. and
A. Anderson
Dresden Piano Company
Messrs
A. Jackson
W. Branaden
Ashburton
Adyf
Torrey Revival Critiqued for Dramatic Hell Imagery
A Christchurch correspondent questions Dr Torrey's revival methods, arguing his fiery sermons manipulate emotions, induce hypnotic ecstasy, and produce fleeting conversions. The piece laments sensationalism and urges a return to the preaching of the Gospel as taught by Jesus 1900 years ago.
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Yorray
Torrey
Dr Torrey
Christchurch
Willowby Wesleyan Church Holds Anniversary Services
Willowby’s pretty church hosted large crowds for its twenty year anniversary with morning and evening services. Rev J J Mather preached on faith and provision, urging obedience to divine teaching, as the choir and cantata Jesus of Nazareth impressed the congregation. Visitors from other districts attended while funds were raised for the church and building upkeep.
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Ager
J. J. Mather
Philippians
Christ Jesus
Mather
Christ
Paul
J. Wheeler
T.wheeler
Wheeler
Ui. Prattley
W. Harding Jonn
Haywon
J. Prattley
T. Wheeler
Miss McKay
Messrs
G. Chapman
J'. Parker
T. Chapman
Clara LIII
B. Chapman
W. Harding
British tobacconists lose million in market bid
London reports the American Trust suffered a loss of one and a half million sterling in an attempt to capture the British market. Welsh miners aid Pennsylvania strikers. The Lapwing cruiser seized three dhows in the Persian Gulf. Insulation leakage slowed Niwarn’s pumps. Colonia assists Vancouver Fanning Island cable laying. Dublin condemns Government under Crimes Act as most crimeless city. Submarine maneuvers at Cherbourg impress. Ottoman debt conversion threatened. Landsborough danger averted as fires rage near Nambour and Gympie. Wisconsin and Cincinnati ordered to Panama and Colon to preserve Isthmian traffic.
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London
Pennsylvania
Lapwing
Persian Gulf
Loxnon
Niwarn
Colonia
Vancouver
Fanning Island
Dublin Corporation
Lond
Henry Lowther Clarke
Huddersfield
Goa ‘Aa
Melbourne
Army Reform Cuts Rolls and Boosts Off Duty Leisure
London dispatch reports an Army order abolishes daily roll calls except reveille and Sunday parades, with church parades exempt. Regimental guards are replaced by police, smoking is permitted in streets off duty, kit inspections reduced, daily leisure time defined, and coal fatigue duties moved to defaulters.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
London
China urges Russia on Manchuria and railway issue
China calls on Russia to restore Manchuria and evacuate Niuchwang in exchange for the Manchurian section of the Pekin Neuchang railway. Great Britain is preparing to surrender the Chin section while Russia hesitates, prompting suspicion.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
China
Russia
Manchuria
Niuchwang
Pekin- Neuchang
Great Britain
Chin
Burghers Rebuild Homes Amid Scarce Supplies in SA
From London dated Sept 13, South Africa reports burghers content to re settle and repair homesteads. Materials and transport are scarce and breading stock is needed. Burghers show little interest in politics.
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London
Boer Generals Rift Over Reitz Language and Europe Mission
In a Sept 14 report Lonnon notes a rupture between Botha and Kruger figures Leydas and Reitz. Botha blames Reitz for a failed conference with Mr Chamberlain and says the generals may travel in Europe only to raise funds for Boer relief.
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Lonnon
Botha
Kruger
Leydas
Reitz
Mr Chamberlain
M. Reitz
Europe
Military Display Reports German Manoeuvres Sep 14
In a concluding German engagement seventy thousand troops fought openly. The Kaiser commanded a large cavalry force, outflanked and overwhelmed the invaders, leading a fierce charge. English critics praise the infantry as splendid and superior to cavalry and artillery.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Bsrutn
Imperial Cold Storage Plan To Acquire Firms
United Press Association reports a Cold Storage scheme by the Imperial Cold Storage Supply Company to buy South African and Australasian firms for £1,650,000. The company will raise capital to £2,000,000 with £100,000 new subscriptions. D B de Graaf joins the board as South African firm’s MD, J K Stephenson becomes general manager of the new group, and J H Harris is named assistant manager, from John Cook and Company Melbourne.
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United Press Association
Conyright
Oxynon
Imperial Cold Storage Supply Company
Imperial Company
D. B. de ¥. Graaf
J. K. Stephenson
New Combination
J .H. Harris
Melbourne
John Cook and Company
Sir Edmund Barton Bids Farewell in Ottawa
A Sept. 13 farewell crowd in Ottawa heard Sir Edmund Barton reply to the Board of Trade address. President Mr Coates presented the address. Sir M Barton urged Canada and Australia to sustain imperial power and prestige with competitive aid, framed as patriotism.
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Ottawa
Edmund Barton
Board of Trade
Coates
Australia
Sir M. Barton
Canada
The Quirang Enquiry At Quirang Inquiry Hearings
At the Quirang enquiry Hill a former ataman on the vessel described the ship as the worst to steer with steering chains failing and water entering hatches and decks. Evans a stevedore said the ship was dry on the last voyage and Brett a sailmaker testified about a March hatch tarpaulin update. The inquiry was adjourned until Friday.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Stoney
Quirang
Hill
Evans
Brett
Standish and Frebor Photographers Under Royal Patronage
Studied High Street Christchurch shows worm workers are safe and our remedy in boxes sold everywhere under royal patronage of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Prince and Princess of Wales
High Street
Christchurch
Wade's
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