Property for sale East Belt residence near J Swanson
N R Gho Cooper promoted to Christchurch Branch of Mesare Cooper and Duncan Ltd. sells a convenient residential property on East Belt parts of sections 750 and 251. 32 perches, five room dwelling, bath, scullery, veranda, detached washhouse, permanent pump and water to house and washhouse. Adjoins Mr J Swanson. Easy terms. Also a quarter-acre section with house, washhouse, pump water and rain tanks. Very low price with easy terms. Full particulars on application. F Ferriman, Land and Estate Agent. FOR SALE 150 ACRE FARM nearby Ashburton. Freehold farm of about 150 acres well watered and in good order. Full particulars on application. T Ferriman.
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Ephemeris of Dates and Phases for April
A terse ephemeris lists dates and times for new moon first quarter full moon last quarter apogee and perigees in April. It provides daily numeric references and phase timings including times such as 9 42 am for first quarter and 4 25 am for full moon with apogee and perigee noted.
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New Zealand Mayor's Eager Plan Sparks Mockery
A satirical take on Auckland Mayor plans to host the American Evans fleet visit. The piece mocks public meetings, Maori involvement, and a proposal that Parliament adjourn for a circuslike Auckland reception, labeling the ideas childish and inept.
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Brance
Auckland
Admiral Evans
New Zealand
Gsood
Wellington
Weekly stock sale set for Tinwald yards tomorrow
Ashburton District news notes a forthcoming weekly stock sale at the Tinwald yards.–An open air Ashburton Domain concert drew many townspeople, with O Neill’s buckjumping show also well attended. Local abattoirs report monthly slaughter totals and disease status, while schooling in Flemington faces attendance declines and possible closures.
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Tinwald
Ashburton County Brass Band
Memorial Sermon for David Thomas at St Stephen’s Church
Palm Sunday service at St Stephen’s Anglican Church featured a memorial sermon for the late David Thomas. Rev. E Whitehouse praised his public service, church loyalty, and community impact, linking his life to Psalm 84 and urging prayers to follow his example toward the heavenly kingdom.
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St. Stephen's Anglican Church
E. Whitehouse
Whitehouse
David Thomas
Jesus
Wiso
Jahenr
Star of Japan vessel in distress sparks maritime peril
A rock pierced the Star of Japan near Bekbat. the captain deems the vessel position hopeless as rescue prospects fade amid mounting pressure from the sea and weather, signaling a grave maritime emergency.
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Star OF
Japan
London
London County Council
Lord Rayleigh
Miss Mary Norman Honored by Church Social
The St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church choir and Sunday school teachers hosted a social at Masonic Hall to honor Miss Mary Norman on the eve of her marriage. Rev. G B Inglis presented a marble clock with inscription and best wishes from friends. Miss Gladys McChirg presented a set of teaspoons and related items on behalf of the Sunday scholars. Mr Edwin Craighead praised her teaching work and Miss Norman expressed gratitude for the recognition.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall
Mary Norman
G. B. Inglis
Edwin Craighead
Ballarat Defeats New Zealand Bowls in Melbourne Meet
Ballarat defeated the New Zealand bowlers by hut to 102 in Melbourne on April 12, highlighting a decisive win for the Australian club over visiting teams from New Zealand.
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Hut
Campbell Bannerman Remains Weak But Quiet
London bulletin reports Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman passed a quiet day with little change in condition. He is very weak but not severely ill, and his overall state remains delicate this week.
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London
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Murdper
Melbourne
Deutchmann
Ararat
Collie
The Chinese Boycott Press Dispatches from Pekin
The organizers in China vow not to relent until Japanese commerce loses sixty million pounds sterling. The last Japanese steamer bound for America, the Maru, sailed from China to San Francisco with no Chinese cargo and 26 passengers, while the Empress of India carried 780 passengers.
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Pekin
China
America
San Francisco
Trial of Mrs Mary Robinson in Druce case ends
London report on April 11 states Mrs Mary Robinson was found guilty of perjury in connection with the Druce case. Judge Justice Walton noted she acted under pressure and cited manipulation of shadowy property claims. The court spared her the maximum, sentencing her to four years in prison.
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London
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Ferrary
Druce
Avery
Marshall Hall
Justice Walton
Pollard Juvenile Opera to Perform Bluebell in Fairyland
Pollard's Juvenile Opera Company will present Bluebell in Fairyland at Oddfellows Hall in Ashburton on Wednesday night. The performance, introduced by Mr Tom Pollard, is directed toward a crowded audience, with notable dances and comical episodes featuring two schoolboys Blib and Blob. Proceeds and seating are arranged via the Dresden Piano Company's box plan.
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Tom Pollard
Ashilurtan
London
Dresden Piano Company
Bluebell
Ashburton
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Uebell
Bluchell
Fairyland
King
Dresden
Children's Hacking Cough At Night Report
A brief item notes nighttime coughing concerns among children. Details from Woode's Great Peppermint Ours reference indicate nighttime symptoms and possible remedies. The report emphasizes parental vigilance and seeking medical guidance if cough persists.
Eltham Valuation Shows Large Rise In Three Years
Eltham's valuation stands at 288000 pounds, up 112000 pounds from three years earlier, as of April 13. Local officials report steady increases in property assessments reflecting market trends in the district.
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Brage
Adelaide University
Cavendish
Leeds University
British politics new premier greeted by crowds in Dover and London
Crowds cheered Mr Asquith on arrival at Dover and London before he met Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. The Spectator warns against reviving the old age pensions scheme and predicts the next move will be to end free trade to meet fiscal obligations.
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Education Bill and Churchman Nonconformist Talks
The National Societies' Consultative Committee with Archbishop presiding favors a conference of Churchmen Nonconformists and Catholics to align religious teaching in schools. The Daily News notes Lord Curzon backs broad reform of the fiscal system, aiming to widen taxation while avoiding direct tax on the wealthy, opposing this as raising living costs for the poor.
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Tiger Berwick Collision Court Martial Finds No Blame
London reports the Tiger court martial exonerated officers and crew of the Berwick collision. The verdict says no blame attaches to Berwick while detailing the night clash off St Isbotine's Point. Twenty two men were saved and Lieutenant Middleton perished in the disaster.
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Essex
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Dutch Ship Emmanuel Wrecked Near New Caledonia
News from Noumea says the Dutch ship Emmanuel was wrecked on a main reef near New Caledonia while carrying chrome ore. The crew is safe and wreckage was found.
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Noumea
Emmanuel
New Caledonia
Wharf Labourers Strike Settled After Guild Agreement
Sydney reports the Wharf Labourers strike nearly resolved with a signed pact among coastal steamship firms, the Merchant Services Guild, and engineers. Coast ships resume immediately. New Castle and Morpeth pits retain current workers with wage offsets. future vacancies favor Marine Engineers members and Guild members for out of service vessels.
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Morpeth
Institute “of Marine Engineers
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