Notice for Mail Schedule Across Ports and Regions
A notice outlines mailing deadlines and times for Northern Ports Westport and distant destinations including Samos Hawaii Philippines Japan United States Canada United Kingdom and Europe. It lists handling hours for registered items parcels and standard mail with specific cutoffs on Wednesday April 2 and related deadlines.
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Westport
Alao Samos
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
London
Europe
Moner
Tinwald Yard Sale Proceeds Drag Through Auction
The Tinwald yards sale stretched slowly yesterday with many lots hard to move. Prices included Two tooth ewes 184 4d, merino ewes 43 Ra, Lombards and other breeds showing varied demand. Rams and lambs fetched modest sums across Shropshires Leicesters Border Leicesters and related classes.
Growth of gorse and broom in riverbeds debated
A Haybucton Guardian correspondent argues that gorse and broom in the Ashburton riverbeds hinder flood channels, increase overflow risk, and should be burned annually to curb seeding, while noting channels have not deepened over twenty years.
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Hhor
Psshing
Journaliat
Ibor
Ashburton
Holma
Audi
Rivera
Agricultural Dept Secures Jhogseg for Tenth Contingent
The Agricultural Department reports near completion of jhogseg procurement for the Tenth Contingent. Customs data show Wellington port imports for the year ended March 31 amounting to £508,714, up from £503,093. A court appearance in Ohrlatchurch involved Alexander Capid on a disobeying order charge, remanded to tomorrow. Local firms in Wellington, Christehard, Dynadia, Akokland, and Bobars branches report steady operations with ample tea stocks and bonded machinery to meet urgent trade orders. Rudge Whitworth cycles praised for obsolete unchangeability and ease of repair, with inspections by Inysteds & Dohneton in Burneth ebresti.
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Wermnavon
Wellington
von Rica
Lang
Somerset Proerty
Noleon
Moate
Fira
Local notes include drownings and port facilities updates
The column reports on a missing man Thompson possibly drowned in the Rakala river and notes the unlikely recovery. It also covers grain shipment inquiries by Victorian Railways, port facilities, and local civic items including benevolent grants, church fundraising plans, and cycling gear arrivals from John Orr & Co.
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Tao Surrosen
Casmar Rarata
Thompson
Rakala
Saran Brians
Porsyox
Waimate
Waarnarn
Timaru Meeting Promises Restored Meat Trade and Drainage Plans
News in Brief notes Mr David Thomas will deliver on the promised restoration of the frozen meat trade this Saturday. The Government approves a £10,000 loan to Timaru Borough Council for extensive drainage works as Timaru moves forward.
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David Thomas
Timaru
Timara
sGondagionn
Fletcher Brow
Priga
Clook
Tennis match ends with visitors beating Baring Square Club
On Faster Monday at Cameron Street Baring Square Courts Kaab Belt Club hosted by Christ Church hosted the Baring Square Club. Visitors won with final tallies showing East Belt 118 to Baring Square 38 amid multiple singles doubles and mixed results.
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Baring Square
Cameron Street
Kaab Belt Club
Christchurch
Baring Square Club
Hcorsa T
Ladi
Bingles
Misa Boward
Miss Purohoeo
Miss Goodman
Mise Dixon
Misa M Thompson
Mine Ruttisy
Mies
Thompson
Mre Purchase
Dixon
G Fowke
Clark
Purchate
King
Purchase
Robarta
Priestl
Nasle
Alcorn
H King
Buxton
Sherris
Odamen
Moora
P Dixon
Misses Howard
Misess Purchase
Goodman & Dixon
Miasus Lhomp
Miss Rattray
Dizon & Clark
Furehese Bron
King & Roberta
Moore & Buxton
Moore & Buxton 5—& 'H King & Neale
Alvorad Fowke
King&Thomp
M Priest & Paon
Milas Howard
Vo Mina Purchase
Dixon W Purchase
Mina Dixon
Clark G Fowke
Miss M Thompson
Mrs Purchass
J King E Purchase
Miss Thompson
Sherrin QO Dames
Mise Parteidge
Mea Priest
M Roberto Priest
East Belt
Histories and Bias in the Encyclopaedia Britannica
The piece traces the Britannica's authority across generations noting impartiality and scholarly rigor. It mentions German and French works, and stresses editors’ independence, with a promotional note that the Daily Mail offers the work to New Zealand readers on favorable terms before a Saturday withdrawal.
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Encyclopmedia Britannica
New Zealand
Daily Mail
Patient thanks Ashburton Hospital staff after month in fever ward
Correspondence from a country district patient grateful for excellent care and unremitting attention at Ashburton Hospital. The writer praised the doctor matron and staff and noted reasonable charges after discharge from the fever ward.
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Balay
Ashburton
Victoria
Tamaso
Riverbed Vegetation Threatens Canterbury Waters
An editor notes alarming riverbank blockage from gorse and broom choking streams along Canterbury’s riverbanks. Despite prior council grants, erosion worsened as willows trap debris, and past discussions in Parliament failed to secure funds for clearing. The writer recalls a £40 county grant that proved insufficient as costs doubled.
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Rivera
Canterbury
Raverne
Taylor
North Ashburton
Earland
House of Representatives
Maelin
Corfaca
Trades and Labour Conference Denounces Bread Prices
The United Prose Association delegates at the August conference condemn all forms of combined trade. They urge immediate government action to curb inflation in bread costs and milled goods. A motion to create a state bank with voting rights was supported, while a state vote issue for public works was defeated. A proposal for coal nationalization was shelved.
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United
Aleotric Pelegraph
Theradea
Labor Conference
Fraed
McCullough
Naughton
Romer
Constipation Health Ad Claims May Apple Remedy
An old advertisement touts Impey's May Apple as a cure for constipation and digestive ills. It warns of systemic disease from clogged bowels and promotes daily use, referencing various names and sales points in a period voice.
Floods Seen Having Mixed Effects in Canterbury
A district farmer notes floods bring more good than harm in farmland with potatoes and grain. he cites higher crops in some paddocks and warns the overall impact varies by crop. Water ranger WG Gallagher discusses river crossings, safety, and suggests removing fences across rivers to reduce accidents.
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Thia Journal
Canterbury
WG Gallagher
Ashburton
Gallagher
Mc Gallagher
Civeré
Borfaback
Mayfield Wesleyan anniversary tea meeting reported
Mayfield Wesleyan anniversary tea meeting held in the Mayfield schoolroom on Friday March 29. A large crowd enjoyed tea, musical performances by the Willowby choir led by Mr Wheeler, and solos by Mr and Mrs Hayman and Mrs Wheeler. Rev J D Jory chaired with finances updates and plans to build a church. Local welcome to Mr and Mrs Good, new buyers of Loca author, and a successful fund raising event.
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New Zealand
Baring Square
A. Muller
Spring Square Mutual Union
Mc Muller
Theo
Hayman
Miller
Andrew's
J A Prosetick
Frostick
Howeve
Canterbury
Lyttelton
Hollis
John Orr & Co
Genuina B.S
I. Hollis & Sons
Birmingham
Mayfield
Hight
Emery
Christensen
Drebhewey
Dellow
Willowby Choir
Wheeler
Tagata
Fod Mca Wheeler
Mra
Mra Whealer
Allan
If Doak
Somere
Good
Mr. Good
Nayfield
Hunter
Aports Fund
F Jago
Dunedin
Rous
Freeman
Dyayton
Roca Brothers
Sewell and
Griffin
Nell
Springburn
Trethaway
Autumn Horse Meeting Results and Payouts Highlight
April 2 report lists final placings at Cape Town racing event with Capetown 8 as top, Dillve 1 and Terrapin 1 winning by two lengths. Total tote handle tallies at L18,207 with several named winners and payments including Broad 1826 Clifford 105 Brett 205 Hobba 120 and others under 50. Also notes worm remedy advertisement at end.
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Ocaperonurem
Creaclform
Tercelet
Capetown
Dilv
Taneieron Hanpicar
Red Gauntlet
Weatguard
Cora Linn
Anninaron Piami
Impsrator
King Stork
Lady Dondas
Diva
Gev. Clifford
J. Brett
8. Brown
W. Rathbone
M. Hobba
J. R. McRenzie
Vi. Harris
J. A Holmas
T. Sheenan
W. Franke
British Revenue Figures and Public Notices
March quarter revenue totals for Britain reach £58.34 million with £9.82m from customs and £9.08m from excise. Property and income tax for the year yield £34.84 million. A cyclist, James MacDonald, injured, story notes he survived three days without sustenance. State revenue for nine months shows a £330,000 dip but Commonwealth returns rise by £1.404 million. Sydney Show attendance projected at 64,000 with Desmond winning high jump at six feet three inches.
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Loxpon
Commonwealth
Sydney
Morten
Desmond
Great Naval Demonstration After Coronation Review
After the naval review at the Coronation, the combined fleet will undertake maneuvers. The Channel and cruiser squadrons join the Mediterranean fleet for a hundred vessels to maneuver from Malta to the Gulf of Nauplia on the southwest coast of Greece.
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Galted Prow Association
Electric Telegraph
London
Coron
Channel
Cfnieer
Malta
Gulf of Nauplia
Greaos
Plague Reports and Health Warnings Across Regions
The report notes plague mortality reaching 70,000 per month in a region and a plague death in Sydney. It cites a case due in Brisbane, warns that plague restrictions halted Auckland passenger traffic, and quotes Dr Mason stating no infected rats found locally in twelve months and urging rat destruction to prevent spread.
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United Preen Association
Sydney
Brisbane
Auckland
Wruxaton
Mason
The Late Sir Andrew Clarke’s Public Service Highlighted
The Daily Telegraph lauds Sir Andrew Clarke as a founder of Australasian democracy and notes his tireless energy and versatility. The Times and contemporaries acknowledge his extensive public service and lasting impact.
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United Prag
Bandar Abbas sees Kornilof reach 68000 miles amid gulf disputes
Residents of Bandar Abbas claim the Ruaasian steamer Kornilof has landed 68 000 miles there while Britain protests Turkish troop incursions in Koweyt district. The Times of India notes these affairs in the Persian Gulf during March.
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United Preas Association
Electera Delegraph
Times of India
Bandar Abbas
Persian Gulf
Kornilof
Great Britain
Koweyt
South Africa Hopes for Australian-Bred Racehorses
A letter to The Times from Sydney’s Charten Cowper urges government to buy three year old horses from private Australian breeders over ten years at a fixed price. The writer argues Australia offers good stock horses suitable for South African needs. Colonel Doran and Price reportedly intercepted Boers near Murcayburg as four Boer groups fled south after life sentences for shooting prisoners.
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United Preay Association
Eiectrtaelegraph
Lowpay
Charten Cowper
Sydney
the Times
Australia
Lawpon
Daily Telegraph
Transport Canada
Qasenstowa
Portamouth
Doran
Price
Madan
Fouche
Murcayburg
Boer concentration camps seek 200 teacherships
Between 200 and 300 applications have been received for the 200 teacherships in the Boer concentration camps.
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Weelingaton, Aprill
Illness of New Zealanders and wartime casualties
The Cantaby Department at Capetown cables that Sergeant Coatman is dangerously ill with enteric fever at Granderton. Lieutenant Taylor has markedly improved, and Lieutenant Frouth’s condition has slightly improved. Private Quinn remains dangerously ill in Wekkerstroom.
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Apell
Capetown Cabiea
Coatman
Granderton
Taylor Hada
Frouth
Quinn Fa
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