Warner's Safe Cure Ad for Curable Disorders
An old advertisement explains kidney and liver purification failing leads to toxins causing ailments like rheumatism gout neuraglia and lumbago. It promotes Warner's Gore concentrated medicine as non alcoholic with the same doses as a cheaper bottle and lists Warner and Co Ltd Australasian branch Melbourne.
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Warner
Warne
Ty, Warner and Co., Ltd
Australasian
Melbourne
SomeGie
Auckland physicist doubts electric gun as described
Professor Brown of Auckland University, just back from England, dismissed reports of an electric gun said to accelerate projectiles to 80 000 feet per second and reach 2000 lb weights. He noted coil, dynamo, and design questions and doubted Britain would benefit from such a weapon.
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Auckland
Professor Brown
Auckland University
England
Messange
London
Simpson
Londén
Paris
Brown
Shere
Britain
Mayfield stock sale draws solid attendance at yards
At Mayfield yards a stock sale attracted solid attendance with about 3000 sheep and lambs of good quality. Prices included forward ewes and crossbred wethers per head at various pence, with many lines selling well though much of the entry remained unsold amid a busy market. The sale also noted a shift in demand at the Dunelin plant sale and a separate notice of a mortgage issue connected to Mrs William Anderson.
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Mayfield
Gilsolves
Bouthdown Vais
Leicester
Gene Wardhng
Sheen
Ski Cole
Dell
Dunelin
Burnsi
National Mortgage Oncy Co
Bowma
William Anderson
Fairfield
Ashburton Grain Market Report for Week Ending April 3
Wheat prices rise as millers push costs while prime quality remains scarce. Hunters and Pearl Tuscan values shown at 4s 0d to 4s 1d for good grain. hunters around 43d. oats hold near last week’s levels with milling at 2s 4 1d to 2s 5d. Holders cut stacks under fine weather, but asking prices exceed buyers’ offers, with prime truck bids around £4.
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Australia
Christchurch grain market steady with limited business
In Christchurch on April 3 the grain market shows stagnation with only a few trades reported. A line of 500 sacks of barley and wheat sold at 4s 44d at a country station while oats ease on south supplies. Denmark oats and Gartons barleys traded in small lots, potatoes weaken with a £4 per ton sale and chaff values hold near £3 15s.
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Christchurch
Loreal
England
New Zealand Wool and Meat Markets Report Declines and Carried Forward Bales
London cable shows Merino prices down and Crossbreds down 7 to 74 percent from opening rates. 34 000 bales of New Zealand held over. Progen Mutton and Lamb steady with no price change. Frozen Beef firmer. Wool sales more animated with varied declines by description. 77 000 bales sold for Home use. 8 000 bales to America. 69 000 bales carried forward. Butter weak. Copenhagen quote 2 kroners lower. UK imports 88 000 cwt versus 83 000 cwt prior year.
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National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand, Ltd
London
New Zealand
Bates
America
Copenhagen
United Kingdom
Commonwealth Easter Manoeuvres Planned Near Sydney
Wellington April 3 Colonel Davies Inspector-General of the New Zealand Forces will represent the dominion at the Commonwealth defence force manoeuvres near Sydney during the Easter holidays.
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Wellington
Davies
New Zealand
Dominion
Commonwealth Defence Force
Sydney
Rheumo Promoted for Rheumatism in New Plymouth
John Abbott of New Plymouth writes that Rheumo relieved his rheumatism and rheumatic gout after trying other remedies. He notes over 30 years residency and willingness to recommended Rheumo to acquaintances. Available at the local chemist store for 28 shillings and sixpence.
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John Abbott
Phupher and Gasfitter
New Blymouth
New Plymouth
Rhewmo
Jorn
Shearers Demand Likely Referred to Arbitration Board
The Sheepowners and shearers union discuss labour conditions with demands based on Timaru February conference. The old award expired March 1 and the present terms were published March 19, with arbitration or conciliation seen as likely paths to resolve the dispute.
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Ahs
Arbitration Court
Conciliation Board
Timaru
Mu Takiyes Anal Rit
Farm Labourers’ Dispute Heard by Conciliation Board
The Conciliation Board resumed sittings at Leeston with witnesses led by Mr Evans. Farmers and workers voiced opposing views on the Union’s wage and condition demands. Several men described earnings, housing, and job security, while some supported the status quo and others urged changes before the board adjourned for Christchurch.
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Conciliation Board
Leeston
Evans
Robert Beatty Boyd
theNion
Wiliam Michael Hants
Efe
Robert McJarrow
Selwyn
Ile
Edward Welsh
Killinchy
Hoe
James McCarthy
South Australa
New Zealand
E. Galpin
James Lambie
Lakeside
Thomas Taylor
Southbridge
Workers’ Union
Christchurch
Mellor's Shoes Offers Light Durable Footwear At Low Prices
Advert promotes Mellor's Shoes as selling comfortable light and durable footwear for tennis bowls and cricket. Claims high quality at economical prices and urges readers to see the advertisement for best deals in the district.
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Mellor
Imprisoned for Non-Payment After Public Meeting
Auckland reports a large Drury gathering on April 1 to support Mr W Dixon jailed for two months for disobeying a magistrate and failing to pay back wages from an arbitration award. Dixon refused to pay 21 pounds back wages, was fined 3 pounds and 10 shillings, then imprisoned. A solicitor was sought to seek Dixon's release and reopen the case with a further meeting planned for Saturday evening.
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Peder
Auckland
Drury Fall
W. Dixon
Mounden
Dominion
Newali
Fr Thxon
Dixon
Euce
J. Flanagan
Correspondence on Editorial Independence Disclosure
A brief correspondence notes a stance on self reliance and editorial independence. The writer emphasizes the duty to express sincere opinions and to avoid external influence on published content. The letter defends journalistic integrity and responsible commentary.
Whisky as Worth and Rational Drinking Debate
A letter to the editor cites a Lyttelton Times piece about the Islington Borough Council seeking definition of whisky and argues that commercially made whisky from patent still costs little. The writer questions when society will teach children about the dangers of drinking and urges reason in temperance.
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Lyttelton Times
Islineton
Special Prize At Christchurch A P Show 1908
Henry Hughes offers five guineas for the best improvement in farm implements exhibited at the Christchurch A P Show. Farmers and assistants are urged to submit ideas to Hughes, Hereford Street, Christchurch, for expert advice and potential protection from infringement. Full details from the A P Association secretary or H Hughes Climie, manager Hereford Street.
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Henry Hughes
Christchurch
Hereford Street
A. & P. Association
H. Hughes
Climie
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