New Zealand Dominion Day Address by Governor and Premier
At the Drill Hall the Governor delivered a Dominion Day speech praising New Zealand as a dominion and emphasising imperial unity. The Premier noted national development, urged crossing provincial lines, and recalled pioneers who helped elevate the country.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Isbi iBone
Government House
Canada
Union
South Africa
Duke of
Walsey
Cromwell
George
Mary
New
Seamen's Conference Council condemns Auckland Chamber stance
Wellington reports the Seamen's Conference Council unanimously condemning the Auckland Chamber of Commerce led by Mr Gunson for advocating subsidising a foreign owned mail service between America and the dominion. The council urges local companies to undertake the service using dominion resources to employ locals and strengthen Empire ties.
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Wellington
Auckland
No Australian shearers to New Zealand this year says union
A Masterton resident returning from Australia relays a message from the Australian Workers' Union president. He says Australian shearers will not come to New Zealand this year because Australia lacks enough workers to fill its own sheds.
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Masterton
Australia
New Zealand
Australian Workers’ Union
Ashburton shearer questions union pay ruling
An Ashburton shearer voiced satisfaction with the Arbitration Court award for machine shearing rates but objected to non unionists gaining the same terms in the shed. He preferred 15s per hundred for fat country sheep and noted farmers on the Plains face high rates due to Stack country station owners. Timaru Herald says shearing began at Mr Acton’s Pleasant Point farm and will start at Ealing this week with many already engaged at about £1 per hundred.
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Ashburton
Arbitration Court
The
Timaru Herald
South Canterbury
Acton
Pleasant Point
Ealing
Mr Hines Charges Spark Refer to Lands Committee Debate
Mr Hine the Stratford member rejects Sir Joseph Ward's plan to refer corruption charges against MPs to others for inquiry. He maintains he will not name legislators except before a royal commission or judge led inquiry. Mr Massey calls the probe politically biased with seven Government supporters on the ten member committee.
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Hine
M.P
Joseph Ward
Lyttelton Times
Lands Committee
Stratford
House of Representatives
Mr Massey
Cas and CasH Offer Special Opportunity for Patrons
Cas and CasH invite patrons to save money during a special occasion with a clear call to action. The message emphasizes mutual benefit and gratitude toward supporters without listing specifics.
New Zealand Carpenters Seek Expanded Benefits at International Conference
Godfrey Powell reports from Manchester that the Australasian delegate secured a recommendation to extend sickness, accident, unemployment and tool loss benefits to New Zealand industrial members. About 1600 NZ society members may gain, pending world‑wide vote. Entrance fees stay under 5 shillings with weekly contributions under sixpence.
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Per
Dunedin
Godfrey Powell
Wellington
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Manchester
England
New Zealand
Powell
Australasian Provincial Press Conference Planned in Auckland
The Australasian Provincial Press Association will hold its fourth annual conference in Auckland in November with about 25 to 30 delegates. Delegates depart Sydney on November 16 and meet November 23 in the Chamber of Commerce building. H Brett leads arrangements. the Mayor Mr Hagnall will officially welcome arrivals. Delegates will tour Rotorua and the thermal districts then proceed to Wellington Christchurch and Dunedin before returning to Australia via the Bluff.
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Auckland
Australasian Provincial Press Association
Australasia
Sydney
Chamber of Commerce
H. Brett
Mr Hagnall
Rotorua
Wellington
Christchurch
Dunedin
Australia
Old Politician Lays Speechless Amid Cold
Ailing statesman remains in bed suffering a harsh cold with poor rest and confusion. He ponders division between supporting and opposing votes while contemplating his fate and a famed peppermint remedy as aid.
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Monte Video
Tensriffe
Outh
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Tongarira
Ruahine
Ruapohu
Tarakina
Wallington
Rio
Friedlander Bros
Veseel
Serey
Wallington Framatns
Dee
Nicoll Bros
NEW Fombany, Insurance Company
Bates
Islington
Turnip
Islington M Turnip
Tt Young's
Wen
T. Young
Ulster
East and
Burnet
Bstreess
Sgt
Jones and Sons
H Igh
Hereford Street
Government Insurance Department
J. H. Richardson
Globe Delivery Company OF
C. H. Tate
BY & Express
Carrie Customs and Shipping
Ieee Furniture Removers
Dundas ST
Carisichurch
N.Z
A. Pollock
eAshburton
Robinson
Henry Patents
Hughes
Kozie Tea
Manchester Bros
Ashburton County
the International Harvester Co
West“Street
Deering
Keen
Oxford
Baker Bros
Cass Street
Wakanui Road
Cass and
Cameron Streets
Colman
Royds Bros. & Kirk, Ltd
Christchurch & Invercargill
SAN Francisco Mail Service
Shearers and Sheepowners
MR Hine
Boots Warehouse
East Street
North Island
Nesses
Camparen
Cas
F.C. Barrett
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