Ashburton Notices and Local Harbors News Summary
Ashburton reports include Mr Joseph Ivesa in town, Captain Edwin Whea forecasts rough seas, and overdraft details for the Ashburton County Council with a large balance due. Local arts notes mention Christchurch players aiding the Orchestral Society and Tinwald Debating Society's meetings. A new public works project near the Domain entrance progresses, plus a vehicle and sale ad from Strange's agency.
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Joseph Ivesa
Ashburton
Edwin Whea
Porth
Westland
Cowner
Ashburton County
Orcurstrat Society
Orchestral Society
Christchurch
Reid
Timpani
Mc Lanhan
Lankan
Trwwatp Desarine Scorry
Tinwald Debating Society
Hampton
Kerr
Strange
Burnett Streat
G. L. Landrey
Wanganui
Rambler
Hawke's Bay Herald
Frimlay Canning
Claating Sale At Kintore Farm Carew By Mr D Thomas
Yesterday a successful auction at Kintore Farm Carew on behalf of Mr Thomas Sealy who sold the property and leaves the district. Attendees were few but bidding was spirited with many lots quickly disposed of including implements, cattle, sheep, horses, pigs and furniture with strong prices recorded.
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D. Thomas
Kintore
Carew
Thomas Sealy
M.H
English
Leicester
Hospital Committee Unveils July Operations and Staffing
The Hospital Committee met and logged July admissions and discharges, including 4 male deaths and 4 chloroform uses. Nurse White was suspended amid bedding shortages, with Nurse Lockwood appointed temporarily. Tenders for wire mattresses were invited, and a visiting committee was set for next month.
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M. Stitt
B. Gates
W. J. Diokio
Reid
Hunter
White
Lockwood
Grant
Gates
Stitt
Majors Stitt
Nurse Clarkson
Nurse White
Messra Dickie
Clarkson
Tiwaa
Dickie
Stité
Taft
Heamovel
Ata
Correspondence Note About Shared Opinions
A brief correspondence paragraph notes that the writers do not hold themselves responsible for opinions expressed by the correspondent. It emphasizes individual viewpoints and invites reader reflection.
To the Editor on Estate Politics and Wellington Inquiry
The letter from Joan Mclsaechan denounces hidden interests and defends action against private estate machinations. It mentions a communicated wire about an embargo and a forthcoming publication of further correspondence to Wellington. Hugo Friedlander is named with a claim of fearless stance and pursuit of personal gain.
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Sia
Maronan
Wellington
Hugo Friedlando
Portrait Presented To Ashburton County Council
News in Brief covers Mr Donald Williamson an Ashburton County Council veteran presenting a self portrait to the council. It notes local business sales events, a music exam pass by Misa Robina Anderson, brisk construction in Oamaru, a heated church concert at Baring Square, and a freak pig carcass at Belfast Freezing Works.
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Donald Williamson
Ashburton County Council
Mersia Oates and Co
Misa Robina Anderson
Canterbury College
Royal Academy of Music
Royal College of Music
Oamaru
Baring Square
Belfast
Canterbury
Stratford * Post
Opunake
Pihama
Lord Par
Ashburton
Moneer
Vimaru
Vienna
Fox
Paopla
Craighead
Barrymin
Goodyear
Srocu
Accidents Strike Towns In Aug. 2 Reports
The Telegraph records two fatal and serious injuries. In Timaru, J B Clamont a well known solicitor from Waimate collapsed and died while returning home from a ride. In Dovers John Wilson aged married man died at the hospital after a horse kick at Brown's stables. A Rangitata man Richard Armatropg suffered a crushed finger requiring amputation after an accident while putting in posts.
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Timaru
J. BR. Clamont
Waimate
Richard Armatropg
Rangitata
Mat
Temuka
Hayes
Public service hiring concerns and scientific funding debated
A deputation from the Trades Union Congress and allied groups pressed Premier Bannerman and Postmaster General Buxton to curb preference for time expired soldiers in public service. Professor Ray Lankester urged ten million pounds yearly for disease research. Other items note an injunction against land grabbers in East London and a naval court's view on the Pitcairn Island fire.
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Ray Lankester
British Association
Mutiny at Sveaborg Battles Russians Amid Heavy Fighting
Unrest in Russia triggers heavy fighting at Sveaborg fortress with about 500 casualties. Mutineers seize forts, clash with loyal troops as ships bombard forts and mutineers, aided by civilians, resist. Reports detail executions, wounded commanders, and reinforcements joining mutineers.
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Sv Peterstore
Sveaborg
Sgaing
Red Guard
Viborg
Helsingforn
Sveabore
Agieff
Slava
T'sayavitch
Skatudden
Forta
Rumored Mutiny Sparks Kronstadt Naval Tensions
The Kronstadt region buzzes over rumors of mutinous ships from Raval and Helsingfora approaching Aug 2. Revolutionary emissaries seek to sway crews to revolt while authorities, fearing an outbreak, remove breech blocks from some warship guns and deploy troops aboard other vessels.
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Kronstadt
Raval
Helsingfora
Mutinies Crushed and Duma Manifesto Printed
Deshlagar mutineers who murdered officers surrendered upon Cos Baja arrival after Duma dissolution. Sveaborg mutiny crushed amid bombardment by Tearovitch and Slava. A large Socialist printing house in Moscow reproduced the Duma manifesto Viborg. Twenty arrests made.
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Deshlagar
Duma
Cos Baja
Sveaborg
Tearovitch
Mscow
Viborg
Wharf Labourer Ernest Mielsch Charged in Murder Attempt
At the Supreme Court on August 2 Ernest Mielsch a wharf labourer was found guilty of intent to harm and grievous bodily harm after being charged with attempting to murder his wife on June 23. He was remanded for sentence until the following day.
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Warrington
Supreme Court
Ernest Mielsch
Fears of Mutiny at Kronstadt and Political Shifts
Fears of an early mutiny at Kronstadt threaten Peterhof Palace as disaffected garrison sections grow bold. A prominent Dam member Hortzinstein was shot on the Turioki shore amid alleged Black Gang ties. Conservative reformers known as Octobarists may join the Cabinet without Duma aid.
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St Peterssvea
Stolypin
Kronstadt
Peterhof Palace
St Petersburg
MM. Hortzinstein
Turioki
St Petersnera
St. Petersburg
Prince Couehior
Count Heder
Duma
Supreme Court sentencing records from the United Presa Association case
The Supreme Court handed down multiple sentences including William Thomas Mackie incest case with one vane imprisonment and hard labour, Arthur Caton three years on each theft and arson charge, Lupaes Akuhata five years on each of three charges concurrent, William Laurie Robertson twelve months, Ngaheiha Rawheroa to be sentenced later for forgery and personation, William Henry Parton two years for burglary and theft.
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Avdknanp
Supreme Court
Justice Edwards
Prizoners
Wiliam ‘Thoms Mactie
Vane
Arthur Caton
Centanca
Lupaes Akuhata
William Laurie Robertson
Ngaheiha Rawheroa
William Henry Parton
New Medical Discovery Promises Relief for Hard Cases
Dr Sheldon announces a cure hailed as unequaled in medicine, claiming relief where others fail. Available at Manchester Bro, with promotions at Mellor's Tancred Street boot and shoe store and references to Menor's Zeslandia Boot Store offerings.
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Sheldon
Manchester Bror
Mennor
Zeslandia
Tancred Street
Mellor
Linoleum Care and Medical Remedies Featured at Manchester Bros
An eclectic page lists Linola Polish and Linoleum Reviver for home care, plus Woods Peppermint Cure for coughs and a Christchurch optician offering vision services after long study. It notes a Royal Standard ny rent demand and a Manchester Bros sale for the coming season with limited stock.
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Ernest M. Sandatein
D.B.O.A . FS
MLC
England
Continent
Tess
Cashel Straat
Christchurch
Ballantyne
Royal Standard P
Transvaal Constitution Verdict Reported By Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph notes a general sentiment in the colonies and city that the Transvaal constitution could have been worse. The UPI dispatch from Lospon dated August 2 references the repeated phrase it might have been worse.
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Lospon
Daily Telegraph
Transvaal
South African Opinion on Constitution Proposals Aug 2
Johannesburg residents react with relief at the termination of suspense over constitution proposals. Public view in Cape Colony fears trouble over a Second Chamber while Bloemfontein splits on delaying the Orange River Colony’s constitution. The Times correspondent notes British party disappointment and The Post hails imperial decision as common-sense victory.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Tha ‘Ransvail
New Zealand
Council
Balfour
South Africa
Cablagrama
Noore
Transvaal
Daily Mail
Smuta
Addreseine
Hetvolk
Jouagnessune
Johannesburg
Capa
Bloemfontein
Orange River Colony
Aays
Johannesberg
the Times
Boers to be treated as trustworthy friends, says Globe
The Toronto Globe reports Ottawa that there is no reason to fear the Boers will not value magnanimity after a spirited struggle and an honourable peace.
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Ottawa
Toronto
Globe
Berlin paper questions Lyttelton on German South West Africa
The Norddeutsche Zeitung expresses surprise at Mr Lyttelton's refusal to Germany's South West Africa policies, referencing frank Reichstag statements to justify concern. The note is datelined Berlin August 2.
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Berli
Berlin
Norddeutsche Zaitung
Lyttelton
South-West Africa
Transvaal constitution verdict reflected in Times dispatch
The Times notes that South Africa and Britain face a verdict on the Transvaal constitution. The piece argues the outcome underscores a policy of interference and menace pursued over the past six months, with limited escape avenues despite high risk.
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The
Times
South Africa
Transvaal
Quietude Reported in Natal Colony by Premier Smythe
Premier Smythe reports calm in Natal with rebel prisoners used on public works and others paid a small wage to work in collieries. No prisoners have left the colony.
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PrnrermaniTzerre
Mr Smythe
Natal
Boer Criticism Dampens Hopes After New Constitution
Onsland notes the Milogr Lyttelton production improved but fails to meet Boer expectations. It says mistrust remains among the Hoera and the constitutional reform does not fully satisfy them.
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Carstown
Onsland
Milogr-Lyttelton
Hatvolkin Pretoria Faces Constitutional Debate
Citizens express general satisfaction with the constitution while opposing the Sesond Chimar. Ewald Eszelar, a prominent member of the Boer organization, condemns the clause.
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Caretown
Hatvolkin
Pretoria
Gare
Ewald Eszelar
Organiaation
Unemployment Scheme Moves Land Transfers in Britain
In London on August 2 1910 the government assigns four thousand acres of Crown lands to be treated under the new unemployment scheme. The Colonist Marriages Bill advances in Parliament with amendments on death duties nonreturnable if paid before passage.
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London
John Burne
Lord Carrington
House of Commons
Chucchill
Ashbuxton County Council Holds Monthly Meeting
The Ashbuxton County Council met today with Cr C J Harper as chairman and councillors J Lambie W Dickis W Morgan B S Chapman Gates Cairns Stitt and J C N Grigg present. The works committee reported on ongoing projects.
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Ashbucton County
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