Annual Specials Appeal Beats Diocese Orgs
Throughout the diocese next Sunday September 17 services include Holy Communion at 8.30 am Matins 11 am Evensong 6.30 pm led by The Very Rev the Dean of Christchurch Preacher Rev A B Chappell secretary Bible Glass Move Tuesday 89th at 7.30 pm Lantern Neptune The Bible in Literature admission free invited trustees.
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Christchurch
A. B. Chappell
Mas
Bible ‘Glass
Uesday
Bible In Literature
Stephen's Church
Church Mission Fund
Seafield
Te Methodist Bible Class Movement
Baring Square
Chappell
Gas Fittings Stock Open for Public Inspection
Tancred Street opens this Saturday and future Saturday evenings from 7.30 to 9.00 for public inspection of gas fittings including mantles shades chimneys cookers heaters laundry irons BAili ng rings geysers and more. The manager will be present to provide information.
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Tancred Street
Debate on secular education and state schools
A letter argues against exclusive secular schooling and endorses state supported church schools with secular standards. It cautions the financial and moral costs of a purely secular system and urges a mixed model to preserve religious education while ensuring secular instruction under state oversight.
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Trades Union Congress
Nottingham
Congress
Che
Bonns
Salvation Army
Ashburton Classes Succeed and Court Extends Fine Payment
Dressmaking classes by the Ashburton Technical Classes Board at Rakaia and Methven prove successful with a second Methven class. In court, William Porter gains a one year extension to pay a £50 fine for licensing breaches. Feilding Star notes Hawke's Bay pastoralist Douglas McLean to promote Canterbury farmer relief fund. Trout seasons report abundance. fishing tackle from R D Johnston’s Tongariro stock. For children’s hacking cough Woods Great Peppermint Cure advertised.
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Ashburton ‘Technical Classes Board of Managers
Rakaia
Methven
R. Kennedy
William Porter
Feilding Star
Douglas M’lean
Hawke's Bay
Feilding
Ithursday
Peilding
Caterbury
Mclean
Frawke’s Bay
Loyal Ashburton Lodge Oddfellows Meeting Minutes
The quarterly Loyal Ashburton Lodge of Oddfellows Manchester Unity met with Bro H Davis presiding. Reports on sick visitors and pay were approved. Dr Maude resigned as medical officer effective December 31 1968. Sympathy offered to Dr Fiandcock after the death of his son. One initiate, one clearance, one medical peace list addition. two membership proposals. Hall committee bought a piano for 34 pounds. Rangiora Lodge picnic planned for October 8 in the Domain. Dues receipts totaled 41 pounds 10 shillings.
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Ashburton Lodge of Oddfellows
Manchester
Hall
Rangiora Lodge of Oddfellows
Ashburton
Rangiora Friendly Societies
McLean Institute to review matron applicants
The board of governors of the McLean institute home for gentle women in Christchurch will meet next Thursday to discuss matron applicants and other business.
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Christchurch
McLean Institute
Institute
Wheat and Wool Market Notes From London
The American visible wheat supply stands at 9 855 000 bushels with Adelaide wheat shipped September priced at 39s and 12 000 quarters of Adelaide Victorian wheat for December January at 37s 6d. Antwerp wool sales show strong demand with merinos steady to firm and cross breds dearer. 419 of 2710 La Plata wool lots sold.
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Press Association
London
Adelaide
Antwerp
la Plata
Timaru Wheat and Oat Market Shows Weeklong Lift
The Timaru market notes a week of firmer wheat prices driven by stronger home results and U.S. market moves. Local buyers and coastal sales total between 5000 and 6000 bags, including a 1200 bag deal. Oats show revival with quick business at 2s 1d f o b and Danish at 28, while oats and chaff demand remain limited and potato prices linger around the £3 10s per ton range.
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America
Tintaru
Australia
Timaru
South Canterbury
F.o.b
Gartons
Schoolmaster Convicted Over Strapping Case
In Hampstead Magistrates Court Henry J Chapman faced assault charges from Annie McKay over strapping her 13 year old son Alexander McKay. Witnesses described bruising while the headmaster defended the punishment as within school rules. The magistrate found Chapman guilty of excess and ordered costs of £1 19s with no fine, denying an appeal bond.
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W. G. Day
Henry J. Chapman
Annie Johnstone McKay
Alex. McKay
Grhell
Mr. Buchanan
Alexander McAkay
Mr Chapman
Mr Buchanan
Mr Mcfeod
Annie Johnston McKay
Buchanan
Chapman
McLeod
North Canterbury Board of Education
England
London
Buekanan
Charles Edmund Maude
Grbell
Hampstead
Justices of the Peace
Manistrate
Supreme Court
Nosworthy to address electors October 14 at Volunteer Hall
Gisborne reports that Mr Nosworthy will address the electors on October 14 at the Volunteer Hall not the Oddfellows Hall. In Gisborne a meeting of Opposition supporters elected Mgr W Lissanp Clayton to represent Opposition interests in the general election. Wellington Labour candidates B Mclaren and H Chapman spoke at Newtown to large audiences and received votes of thanks and confidence.
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Geraldine
Oddfellows
Nosworthy
Gisborne
Mgr
Clayton
Wellington
Messrs
B. M’laren
H. Chapman
Labour
Wellington East
Wellington South
Newtown
The Bryenton Case Updates on Youth’s Recovery
The condition of the young man Bryenton is improving somewhat today. Dr Crooke believes there is now a chance of recovery after the latest signs of improvement.
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Christchurch
Bryenton
Todey
Crooke
New Season Angling Gear From Carson Cycle Depot
G A Carson of the Cycle Motor and Sports Supplies Depot in Tancred announces a new season of tackle for Ashburton county rivers. The range includes rods red bags flies minnows hooks gut pub traces casts reels lines fly books waders and more at the finest prices.
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Tongarira
Ashvurton
G. A. Carson
Old Age Pensions In Britain And World News Digests
London reports issued pension application forms at post offices with an estimated 50 000 applicants and scenes in London poor districts. A Napier car driven by W Watson wins a 3394 mile 6 hour 45 minute race as Damaged cars occur with no serious accidents. Mr Carnegie seeds a hero fund of 250 000 pounds for widows and children. trustees will administer with King approval. The Australian Navy faced navy control war time, and Deakin scheme received approval. Frank Wootten declines 2000 pounds retaining fee for 1909 ride in France. Northern International Paper Mills strike endangers American newspaper publishing. Anarchist Fermands anatrava arrested in Paris for plotting to assassinate King Alfonso in Bilbao.
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London
Hutton
Napier Company
W. Watson
Darracqs
Watson
Daily Mail
Carnegie
United Kingdom
British Isles
the Chronicle
Australia
Pall Mall. Gazette
Admiralty
Deakin
Newcastle election results with Renwick lead narrowed
The Newcastle race shows Renwick opposition leading 13 863 to Shorts 11 720 and Hartley 2 971. A London message notes United Irish League leaders and priests backing the Unionists boost Renwick. Liberal attacks on Catholic schools and Asquith procession are cited as factors. The Countess of Warwick backs Hartley while Shortt criticizes Labour candidacy for Newcastle.
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Press Association
London
Newcastle
Renwick
Hartley
United Irish League
Asquith
Countess of Warwick
Shortt
Labour
Unemployment Near Nine Percent in Chesterfield Speech
Colonel Sir John Segly, Under-Secretary of State for Home Affairs, spoke in Chesterfield and admitted unemployment was nearly nine percent, compared with about four percent in the same period of 1907.
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John Segly
Home Affairs
Chesterfield
Cholera Surge in St Petersburg Amid Grave-Digger Strike
In St Petersburg a sharp cholera rise is reported largely due to a strike by grave-diggers. Citizens insist on accompanying burials and sometimes embrace coffins as diggers are scarce. The military forbids soldiers from burying the dead, forcing authorities to scour highways for diggers.
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ST. Petersburg
Cholera Mortality Soars in Krasnayi Yar Amid Doctor Exile
Reports from St. Petersburg dated September 25 describe fear and high cholera deaths at Krasnayi yar as superstition drives doctors from the area, worsening the outbreak and mortality.
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ST. Petersburg
Krasnayiyar
Bulgarian action on Orient railway sparks diplomatic dispute
The Times reports the Bulgarian government’s seizure of the Orient railway as manifestly incorrect diplomacy and a breach of international law. Diplomatic opinion condemns Bulgaria’s move, with fears of provoking a quarrel unless Bulgaria abandons the pretext for independence.
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Per’ Presa Association
London
the Times
Bulgaria
Jews Can Buy Land in Palestine Under Turkish Constitution
Report from Constantinople notes that under the Turkish Constitution Jews may purchase land in Palestine and a syndicate is negotiating for the Sultan's crown domains in the Jordan Valley.
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Constantinople
Palestine
Jordan Valley
Roosevelt and Bryant clash over trust and corruption charges
New York dispatches report a heated exchange as President Roosevelt labels Fas Kell a disgrace and accuses him of Wall Street promoteorship and corruption. Responses from Hearst and Taft allies denounce Roosevelt interference and warn it wastes effort and unsettles business. The New York Evening Post condemns Roosevelt’s undignified conduct.
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Faskell
Wall Street
Standard: Oil Trust
Gare
Stewart Oil Trust
Hearst
Haskell
Messares
Taft
The
New York Evening Post
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