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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Apr 07, 1911

Page

1

Fire destroys Stratford hotel and shops at the Trocadero

A five storey building known as the Trocadero and a row of ground floor shops were consumed by fire in Stratford early today. Prebble's private hotel with about sixty rooms was destroyed. Three people suffered serious burns, including Miss Kusserson and Flora Thompson, with several others injured. Insurance estimates vary with £300 on hotel furniture and about £3000 on the building.

Stratford Trocadero Prebble Amency A. Neache Bowater One. Co G. Gould Lane Beckett and Roberts Stratford Hospital K.usperson Flora Thompson Lancashire

Imperial Conference roles and royal travel noted in brief

Lord Jacas says Mr Asquith to preside at the Imperial Conference opening with Mr Harcourt guiding in his absence. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria endure rough Channel crossing en route to Genoa for a Mediterranean yachting cruise visiting Athens. Snow disrupts Britain and Scotland.

Lord Jacas Belborne Asquith GL. Harcourt Queen Alexandra Princess Victoria Channel Genoa Mediterranean Athens England Scotland W. Waster Observer

Typhoid prophylactic injections discussed in Dunedin

The District Health Officer reports a prophylactic typhoid injection program for Dunedin Hospital nurses. Two small injections, spaced, are said to render recipients immune for about two years, with milder illness if infected. The Health Department plans to produce and issue the material to hospitals nationwide.

The Otago: Daily Times Dunedin Hospital Dunedin Ghamptaloap Health Department Dominion

Census Insights Show Maori Population Shaping Future Absorption

Poverty Bay Herald notes lingering superstition about census among Maoris, but an East Coast census reveals more cooperation. Enumerator reports reduced prejudice and a growing number of children, with mixed European breadlines predicting gradual assimilation rather than extinction.

Pakeda Saya Poverty Bay

Rise in the price of meat in Wellington

The Dominion reports higher meat prices in Wellington as traders cite costly stock and a shift toward prime cuts. Most increases are half a penny per pound, with rump steak and sirloin rising 1d, while mutton tegs rise similarly and forequarters stay unchanged.

Wellington Dominion

Free Ferries for Sydney Plan by Government

The Government proposes state ferries linking the North Shore to central Sydney with two high-use routes. It owns the sites, sees minimal tram route deviations, and aims to offer free ferry travel for tram users to wharves. The plan follows a Labour push for free service and current carrier fare cuts.

For Press Association Sydney Tramway Construction Advisory Board North Shore Labour Party

Sea-power in the Pacific prompts urgent naval cautions

In London on April 62 Afr. Archibald Colquhoun spoke on Sea-power in the Pacific before the United Service Institution. General Edward Chapman warned that India Australia New Zealand and South Africa faced danger if Britain fails to adopt a defence plan. Lord Beresford urged reinforcing the Pacific Station. Admiral Fremantle urged attention to Pacific naval development and cautioned against withdrawing ships from distant stations.

London Archibald Colquhown United Service Institution Pacific Edward Chapman India Australia New Zealand South Africa Britain Indian Ocean Charles Beresford Edmund Fremantle

Lords and Commons Clash Over Money Bills Amendment

In London on April 6 the House of Commons rejected Dr Hillier's amendment granting the Lords power to amend money bills by 287 to 199. Churchill noted Australia's second chamber could amend but is popularly constituted. The government may revisit the issue if Lords are reconstituted. The division triggered closure moves and a minor scuffle as hats were tossed.

London House of ‘Commons Hillier Lords Winston Churchill House of Lords

Otago Critics Hit NZ AA A Decision on Australasian Champs

The Otago centre objects to the NZ Amateur Athletic Association over ruling a centres conference vote to hold the Australasian championships in Wellington. Otago delegates faced unspecified backlash for not communicating their planned stance. The dispute centers on expenses rather than the championship location.

Dunedin New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association Wellington Otago

Pelorus Jack Obituary Revered by Sailors and Scribes

The text recalls Pelorus Jack who died in error in an obituary and sparked many poems by Australian writers. It notes a Sydney Sun tribute by Pat O Maori praising the cheerful and companionable whale chaser who sought ships over kin. It ends with a wish for peaceful sea paradise for his spirit.

Pelorons Jack Jack Pat O Sydney Pelorus

Taranaki Oil Prospect Shows Encouraging Activity

New Plymouth reports a dramatic oil bore in progress with two violent blow outs at a depth around 1500 feet. Tools could not be withdrawn and were hurled from the casing with force breaking about 200 feet of steel cable. Debris spread up to a quarter mile despite the roofed derrick.

New Plymouth Borent Slourua

Swan Population Surpasses Island Lagoon Estimates

A Chatham Island resident reports Te Whanga lagoon holds thousands of black swans and wild ducks. He estimates thirty thousand swans for the lagoon, noting large numbers of eggs taken and birds shot each year. Also cited are warnings against unsafe use of turpentine and promotion of Sanders Extract for various ailments.

Masterton Te Whanga

Dr Fellows Pile Cones and Tabs Promoted for Piles Cure

An advertisement extols Dr Fellows Pile Cones and A C Tabs as a permanent remedy for piles and constipation. A testimonial from Mrs A G M of Sydenham claims rapid relief and lasting cure after using three boxes of Cones and one box of Tabs, noting that surgery is unnecessary. The copy highlights that the tablets strengthen the bowels and should be used with the Cones, with availability from Christchurch chemists and wholesalers.

Fellows Sher A-G.m Sydenham Christchurch F. Stevens Bok A. MI. Loasby Colombo Street

Offer to purchase portion of acreage along Oxford Cambridge Streets

The description notes a tract fronting Oxford and 2 Cambridge Streets and Trevor's Road with a dwelling and improvements. It states the property has not been disposed of by motion and that offers are invited for the portion in two and a half acre blocks on easy payment terms.

Clare Millar Warby Amy Billenbach Station O'Malley Fisher Commonwealth Bank England Oxford Cambridge Streets Trevor's Road Dacre

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