Industrial Disputes Arbitral Reform Debate in New Zealand
The Attorney-General and supporters back Mr Wise's arbitration bill as a path to national resolution of major industrial disputes. Opponents warn of forced arbitration and long continuous tribunals that could drive industrial action, while Mr Reid defends the NZ example and urges workable moderation.
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Yhry
Department of
Legislars
New South
Ives
Amr
Rels
Katiow
Ais
Conaillacion
Wise
Atvides
Tore Prinviales
Mfr
Askin
Wse
Keld
New Zealand
Wier
Reid
Wire
Chern
Bedidea
Conciliation Board and Arbitration Court
Avolies
Seddon
Bern
AFFAIRS ABROAD Acknowledges British China Policy Debate
The dispatch discusses Britain's foreign relations amid the Boxer upheaval in China. It cites public sentiment in Britain and the American and European press, noting doubts about British assurances to the Chinese regime and concerns over the safety of foreign legations. It references statements by Sir Claude MacDonald and Mr. Conger, and mentions imperial troops and Boxers, with focus on potential consequences for China and international actions.
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Great Britain
Iete
Tiritsin
Sks
Neymm
Waterloo
Groyu
Europe
Stata Press
Aschah
Brancy
Jim Karl Wiiod
Gear Britain
Pashodu
Hrviain
Lean
Pokia
Hla
Chine
Walser
China
Thulein
Conger
Gertina
Cabling
Claude Macfansk
Strangyre
Mr. Conger
Pein Mudul
Tekin
Chinee
Feliu
Rallet
Albany
Priday
Hota
Urious
Lauter
Dode
Dahomey
Chive
Colowed Morchayd
Teutalw
Jaen
Chirso Comurk
Eautitec
Ely
ChoreiBe
Chrowieh
Ecommandt
Devolutiiwe
Letasngbert
Wes
Tienlein
Takia
Ribiett
Nalive
Eile
William
Horlin
Vigoroy
Canton
Java
Uhans
Jupin
Chitel States Navy
Debs
Vrkin
Legation
Thylkind
Guarlensarae
Cole Usl
Tle
Vba
Maeve
Pricee Tuau
Polursbury
Daily Renn A
Shanghai
Shandahr
Lebayt
Ble Sur
Lovat
Geyaet
Chel Diptdily
Jon Tiriam
Telia
Newichod
Prince Thin
Taulzhan
Kang Yi
Mwekia
Teyye
Elie Mall
Tao Riveresy
Trishleved
Meni Nig
Pohius
Thia
Lis
Polly
Bide Praco” Li
Rovers Yung Lu
Jase
Chi-Hi
Tommy
Tavur
Barxers
Appointment of Waldersee to lead in China signals renewed Allied pressure
The piece notes General Count Waldersee being appointed Commander-in-Chief in China with a fortnight’s sail, signaling vigorous operations near Pekin and Europe’s role in the ongoing campaigns. It mentions European losses and cautions about prerogatives, while contrasting with British and German actions in South Africa and other theaters.
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Count Walderco
Stam
Alligdores
China
Ape
Pexys
Europe
Mrugelad Olver
Halland
South
Bazelltes
Sedan
Bismarck
Waldersee
Sze-Chuen
Waller
Ani
Chili
Tela
Huaten
Burg
Baden Powell
Seala
Plandas River
Federation News Signals Australian Union Developments
A colonial paper discusses federation and the approaching establishment of the Australian Commonwealth. It notes the imperial context, Lord Hopetoun’s forthcoming visit to London, and the plan for a federal delegate from New South Wales to play a pivotal role in shaping the future Commonwealth amid imperial ties.
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Australia
Lord Hopetoun
London
Albany
Queensland Line to Tap Border Trade with New South Wales
The article discusses Queensland’s push for a new border railway to secure trade with New South Wales. Proposals include a line from Pittsworth to Bowhill St George, with branches, aiming to shorten distances and keep border commerce within Queensland. It contrasts Queensland efforts with slower NSW activity and notes witnesses supporting a border line as competitive with traditional routes.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Pitteworth
Bowih St. George
Pittscorne
New Seu
Wales
Polley
Belur
New South Wales Bes
Wonning Bourke
Morse
di Howe
Oath
Solomons Group Trade Prospects Amid Island Tensions
Fragmentary account notes Solomon Islands potential for trade with England and Molapesta regions. Mentions population density, inland wealth, and hopes for future ties with leaders like a bishop, amid a history of hostile reputation and rising discontent.
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Indy
England
Solomons
Tate
Guadalcagar
Malaita
Tet lands of the earth and the sailors group trade
The passage argues that the British lack familiarity with distant lands and that if native dispositions become less ferocious, the Salorsam Islands could become major trade centers due to their diversity and valuable origin. Trade and intercourse are seen as catalysts for rapid progress among the group.
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Stu
The Black Murderers Reported By Police Chiefs
Wr Posbery says telegrams from Inspector General of Pollet report movements of the Black murderers. Garvin notes police tracked tracks toward Black Mountains west of the sla Lion with camp gear found. Casey says officers surround the offender and hopes for capture soon.
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Wr. Posbery
Pollet
Casey
Garvin
Bert
Billy-Can
Black Mountains
Sla
Harbor collision bravery of a boy noted
An early report details a ship collision near theHarbor on Tuesday night in which a boy showed remarkable courage. While a man fled the cabin endangering a baby, the boy climbed through jammed exits and brought a lifebuoy, aiding Mrs Williams and the infant. Witnesses praise the boy and note the salvage plan for the struck Briehson, with tender bids opened and salvage underway.
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Mre. Williams
Wil Hams
Waterloo
Indy
Ant
Williams
Glen
Ind
William
Evening News
Mott's Dock
The New Franchise and City Council Debate
The article reports on a mayoral plan to present a parliamentary minute amid criticism from aldermen. It describes mixed reactions to the minute, including calls for dignity and objections to eliminating passages, and notes the mayor’s statement on party politics and amendments.
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Buaineca
Ube
Matthew Hertis
Minute
Couren
Wien
Qealine
Graham
Hugbee Vlna
Rome
Aaresd
Saturday Mails and Sailings From the P O
Saturday notices list mail departures to Lyt telton Navis Newcuatle and Woua upuy at 8 am. Names vie de Meroe depart 8 am. Eidla leaves at 10 am for Numbuco and Niumbucsm at noon. Clareties river sailings to Balletina then Malinas Rhrwe for Qurrawank at 9. West coast taamoule via Melbourne on Penguin at 9:30 pm and Kawatiet to Taamoule at 0.30 pm.
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Lyttelton
Ata
Eidla
Lpti
Uw Richmond River
St. Georga
Balletina
Qurrawank
Diyuobart
Rurule Aba Stanley
Solbanrny
Penguin
Strahan
Zeehan
Taamoule
Vis Melbourne
Cathedral Funds Target Restoration Costs
The report notes over £200,000 spent on contracts connected with the erection of St Mary's Cathedral. It states the Cardinal hopes about £30,000 of the total will be wiped off at the forthcoming commemoration ceremony on Baptism of the Cathedral, coming next.
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St Mary's Cathedral
Baplémberg
Mose's Celebrated Evolution and Modern Inventions
Fragmented OCR note describes a satirical or mock description of modern inventions and curiosities, mentioning insects, cautions, and a playful tone. The readable text points to a piece about a celebrated evolution and a list of curiosities or demonstrations.
Attempt on the Prince of Wales Trial Verdict
Reported case from Brussels details an attempted shooting of the Prince of Wales. The jury found the defendant guilty but noted limited knowledge of the act. Prosecutors argued for long detention, while defense claimed ignorance and sought release.
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Prince OF Wales
Fragments from Sydney News Dominate Brevities
A dense page of items reports on wartime shipping, local council actions, and civic notices. It mentions the German warship Cormoran, Forestry Hill projects, New South Wales and Victoria committees, and an array of railway and infrastructure updates. Several public figures and societal notices appear, including mentions of colonial meetings, auctions, and a formal winding up of a mercantile entity with related financial figures.
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Cormoran
MorCe Hock
Witche
Lowih
Sydney
Privepal Budi Yeerwury
Chuinasy
Amatto
Bruaro
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