A New Line of Clan Steamers Arrives at Sydney
From Sydney comes news of a pioneer Clan line cargo steamer arrival linking Australia with British and Continental ports. In other items, certificates of key crew on the tug Hero and steamer Suva are suspended for six months over a recent collision. Also reports from Sydney Baptist Conference and Melbourne on the Federal House address in reply and finance concerns.
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Murphy
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Martin
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Whangape Towed to Suva After Shaft Breaks
Report from Dunedin dated September 29 states the Whangape, on a Wellington to Suva voyage, broke its tail shaft near Kadavu on September 18. Captain Ohrisp sent a boat to Suva on September 21. Atua towed the disabled vessel toward Suva with a spare shaft aboard for repairs.
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Atua
Fiji
Global Commodity Quotation Roundup from Sydney and Adelaide
Prices for wheat and oats vary by origin with Tasmanian and New Zealand grades listed. Butter and cheese values are noted, alongside flour and bran details. Dalgety reports wool sale arrivals open Sept 29 with 221000 bales total and 54000 shipped to buyers abroad.
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New Zealand
Gartona
Victorian
Melbourne
Multiple Fatalities Reported Across New Zealand Ports
RESIDENTS AND FATALITIES AUCKLAND September 22 Joseph Cope one of the oldest residents of Russell fell from an air launch and was drowned His companion was first apprised of the accident by the screw ceasing to revolve through the body striking it NEW PLYMOUTH September 22 An elderly man named John Richmond Lawson hanged himself on the racecourse this morning He was a very old settler No cause is assigned for the death by own action CHRISTCHURCH September 22 On Monday a man named Edward Judge employed by Messrs J M Hey wood Co was admitted to the hospital suffering from injuries received through being run over by a cart He was driving the cart when the horse shied at a cog and he was thrown to the ground one of the wheels passing over his body The extent of his injuries had not been ascertained yesterday
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Russell
New Plymouth
John Richmond
Lawson
Christchurch
Edward Judge
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Encounter Warship Rescues Castaways After Sea Rescue
At Nelson September 23 a party of bluejackets from the warship Encounter landed at French Pass to relay a message to Captain Fyler ashore with about fifty liberty men. A heavy gale blew the boats off course, but searchlights aided a rescue as two boats returned to the vessel at eight o'clock. Rumors of fourteen deaths were unfounded. the Encounter proceeded to Blind Bay the next morning.
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Durvilles Island
French Pass
Fyler
Highthorpe
Blind Bay
Case of Alleged Perjury in Westport Hearing
The Westport perjury case hearing continued. Prosecutor Haakon Haakousen supported the information while nine year old Lily Pearce testified about Connolly's claim of knocking out a man after being threatened with a knife. Percy Carlyon, Westport gaoler, noted police disputes and denied some officers statements.
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Christchurch Shooting Case Depositions Read in Court
The Christchurch shooting case details depositions admitted as fabrication. Witnesses recall leaving Theatre Royal and waiting in Cranmer Square when a man with goggles shot him. Bryenton remained in critical condition at 2 am with uncertainty if the bullet could be found.
First Christchurch betting case under 1907 Act
John Palmer, a bookmaker, was found guilty under Section 25 for being in Hereford Street on September 17 for the purpose of betting. He was fined 50 pounds in the Christchurch hearing of the Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Act case.
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Christchurch
John Palmer
Hereford Street
Disorderly drunken conduct before magistrate in Wills Street
James Gill pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct while drunk and using obscene language in Wills Street. He was fined 20s with 48 hours imprisonment on each charge, payable in a week. He also faced a separate charge of obtaining whisky during a prohibition order and must appear before the magistrate on Friday.
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H. Davis
J.P
Wills Street
Fouhy
Sher
Weather shifts as fishing season nears October first
A north west wind dried soils and delayed fishing season prospects. By 10 am a shift to south west brought a cold snap with brief showers and frost measured at three and a half degrees at the Domain weather station.
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Floods Hit Nelson and Marlborough Areas
Heavy rain caused river floods in Nelson and Marlborough with the Motueka coach stranded at Appleby and mails delayed. A land-slip between Canvastown and Havelock blocked the Blenheim mail to Nelson while local needs and road works were outlined in Ashburton and Mount Somers. Rev Inglis comments on the No-License movement losing novelty and gaining endurance.
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Blenheim
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GB. Inglis
New Zealand
Inglis
Doctor Handcock unavailable this week for Patienta care
Wing informs that Dr Handcock will be absent due to bereavement and cannot see Patienta this week. Dr Mullin will handle all urgent cases in Handcock’s stead.
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Mullin
Liberal candidate announces Ashburton bid for Parliament
Respectfully I announce I shall be a candidate for the Ashburton seat representing you in Parliament in the Liberal interest. Dates of my addresses in the localities will be advertised in the Guardian.
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