Turbulent election talk stirs Labor and Opposition factions
In a heated political column the writer details turmoil around the Labor Party led by Mr. Clovesonan and Mr. Haynes, noting opposition motions, legislative promises, and public reaction. The piece questions party loyalties, calls out political maneuvering, and discusses proposed reductions and reforms amid a tense parliamentary climate.
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Labor
Ulwsen
W. O- Woll
Udycu
Ar. Haynca
Haynes
Connors
Leg
Bing Peroly
Muttar
Mateeus
Leo and Company
Wellington Hospital May Meeting Reports Finances and Health
Wellington Hospital monthly meeting discusses patient counts for May two died twenty five still in care and payments approved for numerous suppliers. Audit issues are raised with balance sheet delays and proposals to appoint two members to finalize accounts and present to government. Committee members praise hospital care and resolve to tighten audit procedures.
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Rand
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St. J. Ewor
M. Marpily
Sujth
T. O'Brien
Mere. Linton
Fowere
Murphy
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Salvation Army lecture on social problems in Hin End district
Corrampandont reports a Spavinl Tippot from the Salvation Army who spoke in Inat on the social world and the submerged tenth. The lecture explored uplifting fallen humanity, with judges and lawyers noting its noble work and a public meeting calling for reduced membership and tighter economy in administration.
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Sabration Army
Thoas
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Gawd
New Zealand Lean and My A Gum Limited Market Update
Commercial News reports weak demand and active inquiries in the early week for wool and tallow market items. Prices for kangaroo skins and general stock show mixed movement with drought effects raising employment and supply concerns, while auctions and offerings at local fairs reflect cautious sentiment.
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Fatsteels Sale Reports Mixed Quality Sheep and Cattle
Fatsteels sales show mixed sheep quality with 800 ewes and lambs sold. Prices quoted include medium quality feed and prime bids up to 17s for wethers and ewes, and cattle yard totals around 2280 with primes pricing near £6 0s and higher. The report notes ample supply and general market activity with various quality tiers represented.
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Belmo
Orange Stock Reports Leeds and Co's Sale Highlights
Livestock sale results outline mixed prices across cattle sheep and store stock. Cows and heifers sold up to rough peak values, store cattle steady, and sheep components including prime wethers and ewes described with varying quality. Local buyers and consignors saw moderate demand under fair to mid quality conditions.
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Leeds
Markot
Harfrey & Co
Ceosbrod Wethore
Prime
Minds
Aioriga Wythery
Sheure
Cave
Fragmentary Notice Mix Includes Weddings and Lost Land
Reading shows a jumble about a sale or land loss, with mentions of a Lutpa area and some figures like 200 and 300, plus two weddings in Tala Pinoo at Linbjag Hill and Goole. The text is garbled OCR, hard to confirm precise facts or dates.
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Lund
Phata
Cawsa Fevue
Tala Pinoo
Linbjag Hill
Goole Whurily
Reform Voices in Australia Face Pension Reform Push
A wartime style letter criticizes Australian legislators over pension policies and civil service reforms. It urges simpler laws, reduced paperwork, and a shift away from costly bureaucratic tangle toward equity in pensions and government action. The writer laments constitutional fragility and calls for restraint on federal intrusions.
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Toby Haynve
Wellington
Australia
Uae
Jainty & Roy
Nunabiow
Dias
Joba
Anglian Worship and Parish Conduct Provokes Controversy
A confused letter from a correspondent criticizes church leaders and assembly conduct during Divine service. The writer accuses clergy of bias and secrecy, hints at factional tensions within the Methodist and Anglican communities, and complains about perceived censorship and public display of beliefs.
Cause of the Drought in Roxon and World Weather Links
Reader asks for an explanation of the global drought and unusual rains. The writer cites South Africa wartime smoke, volcanic eruptions in Martinique and El — Laou, and a theory about volcanic activity altering rain clouds worldwide. The author notes no definitive cause and offers a personal, cautious hypothesis about rainfall patterns.
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Hdller
South Africa
South Alion
Martinique
Lotloe
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