Sale of Scottish books and humorous works with post free offers
A list of available books including Complete Poems and Correspondence of Robert Burns in two volumes for 10s 6d the set, Life of Sir William Wallace at 5s, Recent and Living Scottish Posts 4s 6d, Humorous Scotch Readings 4s 6d, Book of Scottish Story 5s 8d, Laird of Logan 5s 6d, Book of Scottish Anecdote 5s 6d, A Guid Seated Dictionary 9s 3d, plus Tartan Series Handbooks at 2s 6d each. All post free for cash at marked prices.
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Robert Burns
William Wallace
Pan-Britannic Parliament advocated by Queensland premier Sir Thomas Kidston
The article lauds Myr Thomas Kidston of Queensland as the first imperial politician to publicly push for an Imperial or Pan-Britannic Parliament. It frames the proposal as a constitutional link uniting British stock nations while preserving local parliaments, arguing a federation is essential for practical empire governance and future destiny.
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Myr
Thomas Kidston
Queensland
Kidston
Old Country
Glasgow
Westminster
Britain
England
Wan
British Empire
House of Commons
Matthew Arnold
Imavensa
Widston
Empire
Cycle and Phonograph Sale At Ac burton
Local shop thanks residents of Ac burton for patronage during a major sale. Replenished stock includes cycle accessories and phonographs from leading makers with guaranteed quality. Prices range from 27s 6d to £50. Includes large Edison record cabinet display.
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Acburton
Edison Rec
For Sale of Properties by Olign ts in Ashburton Area
On behalf of OLIG NTS the following properties are offered for sale including 2 acres with a six room house and outbuildings, 4 acres on Dobson Street with a new four room house, 3 acres on Cox Street with a four room cottage, and a 3 acre property with five room cottage. Also sections from 3 to 10 acres in town or suburbs. Call to inspect and arrange viewings.
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Olignts
Allenton
N.E Belt
Moore Street
Dobson Street
Ashburton
Cox Street
Customer saga ends with rat problem resolved by non poison
Three weeks after reporting infestation at his premises the customer sees no rats left. The product used is not poison and rumors say it could cause disease in rodents, potentially wiping out the entire rodent family.
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Azoa
Onic
Dame Besant on fading craftsman pride in Auckland
Mrs Besant told Auckland audiences that artisan love for work has vanished with modern times. She recalled medieval crafts in cathedrals, noting how past workers carved exquisite copies of branches leaves and fruit in their own era.
Frosty morning notes and diverse regional updates
The register of frost was twelve and a half degrees. The Tinwald livestock sale is set for tomorrow at Tinwald yards. Forecasts report southerly winds and little glass movement. Properties at William and Jax streets are described for sale to Mr Fitzgerald amid Miss Andrews’ arrangements. Reports cover unemployment cleanup along Wakanui creek, rising lamb numbers, and good oats for ewes. Political notes discuss motorist safety, library re-opening plans, and local council powers. Community items include a gas company expansion, educational fund drives, and a Tinwald debating society update. Local sports and theatre notes appear along with library and public notices.
Boot polishes improve leather shine
A brief note describes boot polishing as quick and effective, restoring fresh leather. The text emphasizes improved shine and protective qualities from a polish.
Fire Brigade Bazaar Impresses Ashburton Crowd and Raises Funds
A Saturday bazaar by the Fire Brigade drew a huge Ashburton crowd with a street procession and fireworks. Doors collected £7 15s, total takings reached £208 15s 3d, nearing £400 overall. Prizes were won by numerous locals, with proceeds to meet brigade needs and praise for organizers Nicholls and Austin.
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Fire Brigade
Minnig
Ashburton
R. Meechan
Durin
Hag
Hare
Hay Smith
Cardale
H. Coker
Misa M. Aleon
R. H. Davis
Irving
T. Austin
Iain Barber
Jones
M. Mc. Dowell
Anderson
Mont Baker
A. Hunt
Mise A.thompson
Duncan Leiteh
J. Buckley
J. Gudsell
R. Crum
Thomas
Ees
Mesars F
Nicholls
Children Hacking Cough at Night
The report notes a nighttime hacking cough affecting children and mentions a home remedy labeled Great Wood Peppermint Cure. It shows uncertainty in effectiveness and lacks formal medical guidance.
South Australian loan report seeks market calm
London reports South Australian stocks rose on the news a new loan would be issued through usual channels after summer holidays. Underwriting completed. denial of tensions between Agent-General Jenkins and the Premier. London notes and Olympic regatta results, royal visit, charity gesture, and meat commission appointment.
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London
Jenkins
Price
Lisbon
Lords Delete Pensions Limit Amid Commons Amendments
In the House of Commons the Speaker ruled no breach of privilege. Lord Cromer’s six year cap on old age pensions was deleted in the Lords. Lords accepted Commons amendments for both the Old Age Pensions Bill and Irish Universities Bill. The Old Age Pensions Bill passed 37 to 23 with Lane Downe’s resolution, noting it sets policy and is not for aid or supplies.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Cromer
Lord Killiman
Marquis of Lanedowne
House of Commone
Haldane Plans Navy Strength and Defence Second Line
In Falmouth Mr Haldane, Secretary of State for War, announced the Government will keep the Navy in peak strength with a reliable second line of defence for emergencies, while the Army provides it. A by election results show Rupert Guinness elected for Haggerston Conservative with 2867 votes to Warren Radical 1724 and Burrows Socialist 987 amid tariff reform debate and Socialist canvassing support.
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London
Foguet
Haldane
Falmouth
Guinness
Warren
Burrows
Natal Government Ready to Aid Dinizulu Defence
Durban August 1 The Natal Government telegraphed to the Imperial Government saying it was prepared to provide money to assist in Dinizulu's defence Lord Crewe welcomed the message and assumed the amount would match the Imperial salary instalment for Dinizulu
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Per- Prese Association
Durban
Natal
Dinizulu
Aesist
Lord Crewe
Robbing Rand Mines Conspiracy Under Police Scrutiny
Sixteen detectives pursue a conspiracy to raid the Rand mines. Confederates allegedly pass gold to women who carry it to Durban and Capetown, with about £20000 worth of gold stolen during 1908.
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Per
Press Association
London
The
Daily Mail
Maritzburg
Durban
Capetewah
Colonies and Asiatic Question in the House of Commons
Colonel Seely argues the Asiatic question in the colonies is pivotal for the Empire. He warns a false move could shatter unity and favors equal civil rights for immigrants, urging generous treatment of already settled non whites and for an imperial clearinghouse to oversee laws across the Empire. The debate stresses self government and mutual forbearance among Britain, Canada, Australasia, and South Africa.
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London
House of Commons
Colonel Seely
Britain
Canada
Australasia
South Africa
Imperial Secretariat
Gilbert Parker
Wrecked Sailor Rescued by Cannibal Chief
A garbled excerpt describes a shipwrecked sailor captured by a cannibal chief who suffers a dreadful cold. The rescuer offers a cure and the savage expresses gratitude, with references to a voyage and bold actions.
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Saul
Smuggling Inquiry Tangles Immigration Borders
Roosevelt investigation committees reveal connivance by immigration agents at the Mexican and Columbian borders in smuggling Asians, exposing a cross border fault line.
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Per ‘Press Association
New York
Roosevelt
Labour Troubles In France Spark General 24 Hour Strike
Paris reports police raided the French Labour Confederation arresting 18 prominent labour anarchists. A new directing committee announced a general 24 hours strike for Monday in protest of killings of strikers on Thursday as the government vows to prevent it.
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Paris
French Labour Confederation
Aiew
American fleet reports uneventful cruise with fuel efficiency gains
Wireless dispatch from Melbourne dated August 2 via Reuters notes July 30 position at 50 south 17 80 west and July 31 at 12 42 south 169 47 west. The fleet describes daily four hour tactical evolutions, improving coal economy and greater steam radius as ships move in coordinated patterns toward Auckland. All well.
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Melbourne
Reuter
Flest
Tutuila
Auckland
Obituary notices for Jehu Law and C E Bird in New Zealand
The Rev Jehu Law a supernumerary Methodist minister from Mount Albert Auckland died after illness at sixty eight. He came to the dominion in 1868 and served circuits across New Zealand leaving a widow and four sons. In Dunedin C E Bird longtime Fernhill Club steward and racing figure died this morning.
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Auckland
Jehu “Law
Mount. Albert
Dominion
New Zealand
Dunedin
C. E.bird
Fernhill Club
Middlesex Beats Gloucester Two Run Victory in Cricket Match
Middlesex defeated Gloucester by two runs in a cricket match. Tarrant claimed 12 wickets for 149 runs in a dominant bowling performance.
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Per Prees Association
London
Middlesex
Gloucester
Tarrant
Arnst Beats Pearce in Australian Parra mtta Sculling Race
The New Zealand rower R Arnst defeated Australia’s ex-champion H Pearce by three lengths in a £100 side match on the Parramatta River. Time 20 min 40 sec. Arnst led early, built a clear margin, and defended it as showers fell and crowds watched. Pearce towed a strong first half but faded. umpire Beach hailed Arnst as the coming world champion.
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Sydney
Arnst
New Zealand
H. Pearce
Australia
Parramatta River
Va Mallia Parent Sa
Parramatta
Pearce
Arnust
Beach
Wellington Racing Club Disqualifies Full Cry
Wellington stewards meet after a record race to disqualify the horse Full Cry. Owner Chesterman and jockey T O'Brien were implicated in the inquiry and disqualified at the meeting.
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Wellington
Full Cry
Wellington Racing Club
Chesterman
T. O'Brien
Ehib
Victoria Amateur Turf Club Winter Meeting Opens
The Victoria Amateur Turf Club in Melbourne begins its Winter meeting on August 1. The Australian Hurdle Handicap over 1400 yards results list Dageba first Charlemagne second and Lady Quiz third with a time around 6 minutes 40 seconds.
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Melbourne
Victoria Amateur Turf Club
Dageba
Charlemagne
Lady Quiz
RHEUMO Praised By Wellington Man For Gout Cure
Mr William Hercomb of Cuba, a Wellington business man, writes that after years of rheumatic gout and little relief from other medicines, RHEUMO gave unexpected improvement and he now feels well. He recommends others try RHEUMO, sold at chemists and stores.
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William- Hercomb
Cuba
Wellington
Tam
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