Dredging Returns and Shipping Dredges Reported in New Zealand Trade News
United Press reports dredging returns and sales across multiple ships and dredges. Dunepty and Sept 20 notes list boats including Cromwell Enterprise and Davis' Band with various dwts and tonnages, plus returns from North Beach and other undertakings like Kob Noor dredge and Premier Bullet dredge with hours and yields.
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Dunevin
Cromwell
Alpine
Dunepty
North Beach
Leviathan
Jozs
Sailor’s Bend
Prince Arthur
Royal Maori
Golden River
Globe Lions
Alexandra Lead
Davis Bend
Wiriineron
Kob I-Noor
Takaka
London Wool Sales Open With Broad Buyer Turnout
The Department of Industries and Commodities reports from London's wool sales dated the 17th that a large number of home and foreign buyers attended. Merinos and crossbreds show a 5 percent advance across fine and medium grades, while coarse crossbreds remain irregular with no price change.
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Wrizitaron
Department of Industries and Commeres
London
Lome
Ashburton grain report and current prices for 1902
The Ashburton Agency reports current grain prices paid to farmers on trucks at Ashburton for September 19 1902. Wheat remains quiet with prime Tuscan Velvet in demand, Canadas and Sparrowbills selling well, and oats barley and peas showing varied but steady levels. Prices vary by grade and distance from port. seed Canadians show scarcity of prime seed.
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Ashburton
New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Oursupas Canary
Timara Grain Market Report Signals Mixed Prices
From Timara with notes on prime Velvet wheat demand from north and south. Cugean and Red Chaff weakly demanded while Giertons fetch 3s 6d to Ys 0d fob. Danish discolored grain scarce at 8d. Little feed barley offered at 22 0d. Potatoes retreat from Sydney price highs. Timaru rains boost crop outlook and livestock prices rise.
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Timara
Sydney
Timaru
Kaiser's feats spark unease over Europe's future
A review of German military and naval maneuvers cites Kaiser Wilhelm's apparent brilliance in cavalry flanking and naval advances. The piece compares his ambush tactics to ancient leaders, notes potential threats to European peace, and highlights heightened anxiety among statesmen about ongoing aggression and strategic prowess.
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Elbe
Wenaening
German Empire
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Cleopatra
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Battle over Bible in schools urged by Cambridge archdeacon
A pamphlet by Ven. Archdeacon Willis of St. Andrew's Cambridge argues for restoring Bible reading in state schools. It asserts morality from religion and cites proposals for Parliament pledges to amend the Education Act or allow electors to decide by referendum on regular Bible teaching in schools.
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Archdeacon Willis
St. Andrew's
Cambridge
Christchurch Grain Market Slowed by Millers’ Arrangements
In CarnistonuncH on September 19 the grain trade shows little change. Wheat remains firm with scarce offers as mills limit intake under the NZ Millers Association pact. North Island lines are snapped up, south inquiries grow, oats offerings are sparse, barley inactive, feeds steady, beans and peas scarce, oatsheaf chaff in short supply, Melbourne demand steady, with some shipments to the North Island and West Coast.
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Carnistonunch
New Zealand Millers’ Association
North Island
Itere
Melbourne
Invercargill Oat Market Sees Bulk Stock Sold
Invercargill oat market reports bulk stock taken for South African orders leaving only a few bags. Today's value at 23 614 fob, market remains firm with prices steady and supply tight.
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Envercargilg
Dunedin Potato Market firmer on large Australia orders
The Otago Daily Times notes big potato orders for Australia push prices higher. 40 to 50 tons may ship to Commonwealth ports this week, clearing market of Derwents while Wai-Pounitt and Taiert offerings fetch about £4 15s per ton but few ten-ton lots are sound. Oamaru stocks are short, with likely higher values next week and possible record prices before season end.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Oamaru
Otago Daily Times
Holiday Health Advice Promotes May Apple Remedy
Readers are urged to prepare for warmer weather by starting a holiday, yet the ad warns of constipation and related illnesses. Impey's May Apple is advertised as a gentle vegetable medicine for interactive relief, selling at 2s 6d per bottle with post free from Sharland and Co Ltd, Wallington.
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Impey’s
Aconta
Sharland and Co, Ltd
Wallington
Srrancu
New Zealand Electoral Bill Aims to Consolidate Laws
The article notes the Electoral Bill repealing sixteen Acts and claims a reform effort to codify laws in the colony. It argues consolidating amendments into main statutes would reduce contradictions, simplify law, and lessen legal wrangling for clients.
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New Zealand
Westport Licensing Question and Local Notices
Press Association telegrams report a Westport licensing question and parliamentary news while notices warn of Grandside Races and a Borough lease sale. Weather updates note a heavy gale and continued cold. local board elections and business moves in Ashburton and Hampstead are outlined with transport and cable news on Pacific communications and freight arrangements.
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Press Association
Westport
England
Tan Pacwig
Colonia
Waliein Bivos
Christchurch
Rykaia Bridge
Aragon
Strance's
Burnett Street
New Zealand News in Brief Highlights Tenders and Races
Upper Ashburton Road Board invites tenders for shingling. Tinwald Yards offers halfbred lines with lambs at foot, 300 store hoggers, fat and store sheep, cattle and pigs. Himaru Association horse parade next Saturday with entries closing Sept 25. Geraldine races rail fares advertised for 25 and 26 inst. Kruger ultimatum noted as first received by Britain. Telegrams abroad mostly commercial or official. Hobart thieves flee after a shot from Mrs Lacy’s revolver. Alexandra farmer’s horse drowns near dredge. Grant and Moore announce new season goods in prints and dress fabrics. Marsupial skin values shown in NSW table: kangaroo £75,000. walaby £50,000. opossum £39,000. total £164,906. London journalistic friend notes Premier’s immense correspondence and busy staff. visitors book as indicator of high society.
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New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Tinwald
Pha
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Kruger
Great Britain
Lacy
Elizabeth Street
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Hacy
Alexandra
Molyneux
Grant
Moore
Drapera
Saunders
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Walaby
Opossum
the & Lyttelton
Himes
London
New Zealand
Crank
London and World News Roundup Sept 18 19
London reports a sharp Commons attack on the Admiralty over manpower shortages in the Navy. Wales miners face potential strike linked to a Danish coal order. Also notes shipping debates, global economic updates, Boxer Rising in China, Hayti fighting, and Peary’s polar progress with various overseas items.
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London
William Allan
House of Commons
Gateshead
Admiralty
Wales
Germany
White Star Line
Durban fears grow as Dinizulus gain strength
Uneasiness rises in Durban over the expanding power of the Dinizulus. The Zulue, armed for self defense linked to the Boer war, retain rifles and feel bitter after many of their kin were killed by the Vryheid Hoors.
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Caretown
Durban
Boer Generals Warn Brussels Against Anti British Demos
The Boer Generals Leynox announce that their pro Boer committees in Brussels will not permit anti British demonstrations. They state the mission is strictly charitable and aimed at aiding their cause.
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Leynox
Brussels
Arrival of Madame Melba at Redfern station and hotels
Large and enthusiastic crowds welcomed Madame Melba at Redfern station and the Australia Hotel where she was presented with banquets. She proceeds to Melbourne tonight rather than waiting until Sunday.
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Storey
Madame Melba
Redfern Station
Australia Hotel
Melbourne
Fire on the Manapouri Cleared by Pumps at Sea
Telegraph reports two pumps ran all day to empty water from the Manapouri. A hurried survey found 5000 to 6000 bags of copra damaged by fire and water. Damage to the ship appears extensive but confined to the hold. Cargo discharge will finish soon, followed by a full survey.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Sypwerr
Betareon
Alcohol's effect on women and children in temperance study
A July article in the Medical Temperance Review by T N Welynack argues alcohol use among women drives physical decay and national decline. It cites rising female drinking, public saloons, and household access, plus Temperance education wins and a Dewey anecdote on coffee vs liquor.
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Medical Temperance Review
T. N. Welynack
M.D. M.B.C.P
London
England
Dewey
Manilla
Manilla Bay
George Dewey
Menelik
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United States of America
Canada
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Colorado
Alaska
Ontario
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Financial Times praises Sceptre Life Association performance
The Financial Times lauds Sceptre Life Association as sound and efficient with small policies. It notes strong membership vitality, especially in the Temperance section, and compares expected versus actual deaths over 18 years. Funds total around £915,000 with real value higher and favorable interest.
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Financial Times
Sceptre Life Association
Prohibition in Cape Colony Shows Stirring Testimony
A Western Province resident presses Total Prohibition as the master method noting dramatic drops in drunkenness and crime after martial law. She argues such restraints aid coloured communities, citing a missionary and local witnesses. Evans Mountain King Asthma Powder is advertised for asthma.
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Temperanas Mus
Venus
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