Rahburton Guardian and Interprovincial News Trawler
Interprovincial news and grain market reports are on the fourth page. Weather forecast calls for strong winds and possible rain or snow. police found whisky at Frederick B. Robinson’s Tinwald premises. Lectures on Romance and Reality at Sea announced for August 13 at Oddfellows Hall. Marriage notices from London report Rev H G Blackburn and Miss Gertruda Lanphier wed. others travel and sports selections noted. Community events include M A Lodge meetings and Mayfield Church entertainments with varied performances. Prospective settlers’ letters show growing immigration interest in New Zealand from the United States and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weratneer Forecasy
Edwin Wires
Frederick B. Robinson
Tinwald
Romaner and Beautry
Wrank Builen
H. M. Jones
London
Praze
H. G. Blackburns
Loweliffa
Ashburton
New Zealand
Gertruda Eleanor Lanphier
Richard Lanphier
Alford
Lincolnshire
Lanphier
Hotham House
Harrogate
Andrew McFarlane
Springburn
Auckland
McNab
Millar
M.hlb
Espresa
Wellington
Hoover
South Canterbury
Stocker
A. Sileoak
Sherritt
H. Amos
L. Steel
J. Amos
L McDonald
Millichamp
Amor
Fairling
A, Anderton
H. Salter
M.A
C.F
Bro
J.B. Bale
N.G
Mayriatp
Mayfield Presbyterian Church
W. Hain
H. Backat
B. Withail
E. Burgess
Dorothy Barkat
Nillia Burgess
Winnie Basket
Songa
Oskley
Frothawey
F. Jarman
May Burrese
San Francisco
Donne
America
Cuba
Greater
Britain
Evening trains altered for Seven-a-Side Football tourney
On Thursday the afternoon train to Timaru will depart at 6.45 p.m. and the Springburn train at 6 p.m. due to the Seven-a-Side Football Tournament. Exhibitions and local notices follow, with varied items from advertising, farming plans, and court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru
Springburn
Ronald 8
Badger Advertising Agency
Christchurch
the Record
Manchester Bros
New Zealand
Newmarket
St Helen's Hospital
Pitt Street
Auckland
Bent
Peamier
Victoria
France
Dolla
Gore
M.R Lawlor
Harrop
Dunsdin
Union Company
Talane
Gisborne
Pioneer
A. A. Wray
S.M
Timara Court
Ashburton High School Board Holds Monthly Meeting
Ashburton High School Board of Governors met yesterday with chairman Rev G B Inglis and Mayor H M Davis present. They discussed lease terms for the Technical Classes, right of way concerns, and future extensions. Financials showed general balance in credit and loan balance in debit. various correspondence was read and actions authorized including lease renewal, works spending up to five pounds, and procurement of cupboards from Dunedin.
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Ashburton High School Board of Governors
G. B. Inglis
Me H. Davis
Messrs C. Reid
M. Stitt
Andrew Orr
Chapman
L. Thoman
T. ¥. Duncan
Springfield
Stitt
Eius
Hugo Friedlander
W. H. Colling
High School
Wriedlander
Friedlander
Grey Street
Asd
Reid
Works Committee
Orr
Bait-Jones
Education Department
Thoman
Wellington
Union Bank
Prom Otago Education Board
Dunedin
Ashburton
Thomas
Concert at Baring Square Church by local choir
A concert with the Baring Square Church choir drew a good crowd last night. Miss Alcorn impressed with Angels Guard Thee and a duet with Miss Orr. Rattray and Collins offered solid lesser pieces while E Craighead impressed in Battar Land and The Throne of Grace. Instrumental soloists and a full choir were praised, with thanks given to all assistants as the National Anthem closed the program.
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Connsotion
Baring Square
Miss Alcorn
Miss Orr
Miss Rattray
God
Misa Collins
E. Craighead
Jade
McClurg
Anderson
Siox
George Carson
C. Andrews
Humphreys
McClure
Andrill
M. Jones
Reported NZ Cabinet Positions Suggested in Press
United Press Association reports no official cabinet list yet but speculates Sir Joseph Ward’s ministry. Potential appointees include Hall-Jones, Carroll, McGowan, Pitt, Millar, McNab, Fowlds, and others replacing Seddon and Duncan Mille.
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Jas. Carroll
Poverty Bay
J. McGowan
Thampa
A. Pitt
Nelson
J. A Millar
Otag
BR. McNab
Southland
Geo, Fowlds
Auckland
Customs
Messrs
Millar
McNab
Fowlds
Seddon
Duncan
Mille
A Friend of the Family Seeks Remedies and Boots
An old advert lists Ja Dk Sheldon's new chest and lung remedy priced at 64 and 84 per bottle from Manchester Bros. It also promotes Menton’s Zaalandia Boot Store on Tancrad Street and Mellor’s footwear for winter wear. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure is sold at 1s 6d and 2s per bottle.
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Ja Dk Sheldon
Manchester Bros
Menton
Zaalandia
Tancrad Street
Mellor’s
Russell Sage Estate Reveals Ten Million Bonds
New York reports executors uncovered ten million pounds in guaranteed bonds once hidden in Russell Sage’s estate. Paris dispatch notes French submarines’ marked success in manoeuvres, torpedoing the flagship eight times. London sees a one million exodus amid holidays. Milan’s Exhibition Palace fire devastates Italian and Hungarian art sections, damage about half a million sterling.
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Russell Sage
New York
Paris
Fournier
London
Rome
Milan
Ofj Decorative Arta
Mutiny at Kronstadt Triggers War Proclamation
A St. Petersburg conference of revolutionary bodies backed an immediate general strike as Kronstadt mutinies surged. Two thousand five hundred sailors and four hundred soldiers rose. two naval battalions revolted, infantry dispersed sailors, and mutineers sheltered at Fort Constantine. Casualties included multiple captains and an admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electria Telegraph
St Prienssord
St. Petersburg
Atrika
Kronstadt
Weenal
Fort Constantine
Beklomyabheif
International Socialists Congress backs Russian labour groups
The International Socialists Congress, presiding by Mr A Henderson, pledged sympathy to Russia's labour socialist organisations and urged British people to fund the movement for freedom against the Czarist regime and bureaucracy.
Mutinies on Cruisers in August Incident
Mutinies erupt on the cruisers Pamyatarova and Asia near Reva and Abe. The Pamyatarova captain and four officers were killed. The Sveaborg uprising was preconcerted to draw troops from St. Petersburg for Kronstadt and possible St. Petersburg mutiny, but Finnish Red Guards damaged railways hindering movement. The Kronstadt revolt likely strengthens government reaction.
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Sr. Petersburg
Pamyatarova
Reva
Asia
Abe
Helsingfors
Sveaborg
St. Petersburg
Kronstadt
Red Guards
Mutiny Suppressed as Mutineers Surrender in Warsaw
Report from St Peterapore notes mutineers failed to gain artillery support after reaching Constantine and were forced to retreat using rifles and machine gun fire. Seven were shot for murder of their chiefs General Markprasking and the governor general aide were killed. Governor-General threatens resignation if siege not proclaimed. Moscow paper claimed Hortztustun murder 12 hours early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peterapore
Constantine
Warsaw
Reuter
Moscow
M. Hortztustun
Mutiny at Rembertoff Sparks Neva Fortifications
Reports from St Petersburg say mutiny among artillery troops at Rembertoff near Warsa t has prompted troop dispatch to quell the riot. Government strengthens Neva mouth defenses as mutinous ships approach. Kronstadt officers praised for bravery. Wounded leader Boklemyshelf reportedly killed. Armed women join mutineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Perarseere
Artillery
Rembertoff
Warsat
Visiig
Neva
Wiberg
St. Petersburg
Kronstadt
Boklemyshelf
South Africa Confronts Constitution Debate Cited Globally
The Montreal Gazette notes that South Africa’s future concerns Australia Canada Britain and Britain alike. It argues against reckless experiments as seen in the latest constitution and recalls the sacrifice of brave soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Montreal “Gazette
South Africa
Australia
Canada
Britain
Ex-President Steyn on Brit-Afrikander Ties and Orange River Colony
Ex-President Steyn voiced disappointment in Jaratown on August 3 about the Tiberal party and a hoped era of good understanding between Britain and the Afrikanders. He urged Sir H Campbell Bannerman to await Weat Ridgeway's report on the Orange River colony before granting constitutions. Mr A Fischer warned against delay risking distrust of British good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaratown
Steyn
Tiberal
Great Britain
H. Campbell Bannerman
Weat Ridgeway
Orange River
A. Fischer
Transvaal Elections Delay Sets January Timeline
In London on August 4 Churchill stated in the House of Commons that the Transvaal stations would be held not later than January. The remark places the political timetable for Transvaal matters within the upcoming winter period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnon
Unemployed Procession Reported in Capetown
A 2000 strong unemployed procession gathered in Capetown in the Head and Influenza Woods area, with references to a Great Peppermint Cure. event dated August 4 and notes on dates le 6d and 23rd per Battle.
British Appropriation Bill Moves Through Commons
In London Aug 4 the Appropriation Bill secured a second reading with Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman noting Cabinet responsibility remains intact and Lloyd George's Home Industries and other measures await further scrutiny. Antony MacDonagh spoke in Dublin predicting Irish progress by 1907 and renewed hopes for Irish leaders.
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Lonpox
House of Commons
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Committee of Defence
Lloyd George
Antony MacDonagil
Dublin
British Defence Committee debate on Colonial and India representation
In the House of Commons Major Sealy pressed to include Colonies India and the Opposition in the Defence Committee. McBalfour argued colonies lack permanent Home authority control yet should command a seat on request to aid cooperation. Sir H C Bannerman said the Committee does not set policy and Colonies may be consulted as needed.
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London
House of Commons
Sealy
India
Committee of Defence
McBalfour
H. C. Bannerman
Germany's First Submarine Launch at Kiel
Germany's first submarine was launched at Kiel. Beran Ang 8 notes the craft achieves nine knots submerged and twelve on the surface.
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Beran, Ang
Germany
Kiel
Premier Opens New Central Railway Station This Morning
Report mentions the Premier officially opening the new central railway station at Syoner. Other items note cattle ticks found at Tweed heads, a gold yield from the Cathcart mine at Ararat, and a youth at Chartoc's Tlowera who left a note and died by suicide after a fire.
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Crosmery
Fairlie Railway Station
Syoner
Chartoc
Tlowera
Aithex
Reduced fares from Australia to New Zealand exhibition
The notice lists reduced voyage fares with Union Company and Waddar Parker for the New Zealand Exhibition. Saloon from Melbourne to Lyttelton £11 13s. Sydney to Lyttelton £10. round trip Melbourne to Sydney via Cook Straits £11. steerage £6 10s. Fares apply Aug 4 at Menaconns.
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Menaconns
Union Company
Waddarf Parkers
Melbourne
Lyttelton
Sydney
Fire damages Bodega restaurant in Lambton Quay blaze
A fire badly damaged the Bodega restaurant in Lambton Quay early this morning. Occupier H Brice left after midnight leaving fat in a kitchen range. flames spread to upper floors. Brice held £700 and £250 insurance in Northern and Alliance offices. Building owner is Mr Christy of Wanganui.
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Alliance
Christy
Wanganui
Woman Injured After Breakwater Fall From Ship
United Press reports Mrs Smith a through passenger on the Manuka from Dunedin suffered a nasty accident on the breakwater yesterday afternoon. The gangway end detached during a surge and she fell into the water, clung to a fender until rescue, and was found to have a broken arm.
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Smith
Dunedin
Mia Smith
Blenheim Borough Council to contest Crown eviction of chambers
Blenheim Borough Council faces three months notice to quit government rooms used since 1876 after a fire. Acting on legal advice, council vows to challenge the move, arguing the old Provincial Trust transferred with conditions including borough quarters. The Public Works Department says rooms are urgently needed for postal and public works use.
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United Presse Association
Electria
Telegraph
Burvarm
Blenheim
Feil
Public Works Department
Supreme Court
Crown
Department
Sporting Grand National Meeting Scratches
Cunteuunes, Aug Asteroid were scratched today from engagements at the Grand National meeting leaving fields reduced and bets unsettled.
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Grand National
Ing
Cure for rheumatic pains claims new relief
Advertisements tout Rheumathesis Rheumatic Remedy as neutralizing uric acid to relieve pain and swelling for gout and rheumatic conditions with claims of a permanent cure. It lists prices and availability through chemists or stores. Also promotes Linola Polish for linoleum and Woods Grapefruit Premint Cure for bronchial coughs and colds with bottle pricing.
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Preddy
Pont Ashburton
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Percy
Akrs
State Fire Insurance Office
J. B. Christian
Arcade Ashburton
JT. Ocarroll
Tailor, & Outfitter
Tancred Street
H. Bushell
Peer, Fruiteser
Green
Gilmowr
Benson
Fletcher’ Bros
Nimmo &Blair’s
Montauk
Triangle Cash Store
Mount Somers
Rye Woolshed Creek
Ordore
W.T. Dos
Mount
Somera
Joan Oak & Co
Live Stock Journal
H. G. Beeryman
Optician
Sam Crooks
Hevti Gremace and
Burnett Street
The
British New Zealand Meat and Produce Co., Ltd
Toreby
Aghburton
Frozsa
H. F. Reece
Walter Pickles
Weat
Streat
Moint Tyre
Alfred Abdaille
Rahborne Drug Company
Matton
F. Ferriman
Belt Road
Allenton
Wilson
Beltoad
Saunders’ Road
Ferriman Land and Estate Agent
Carp
V. PB
G. PF
Donna
Cass Street
Ephemeris
MR Schwartz
Napier
Dunlop
Atalanta Bicycles
Zealandia
Singer
Abalandia Cycle and Motor Works
Kermode Street
FCP Sale
Cavendish and
Middle Road
Arthur Bean
Ferriwan
Y Ferguson
Poo Acre Farm
Imilea
Pareora
B. Y. Ferguson
R V. Ferguson
The.n.z. Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Grocery Department
Neolasses
Sultanas
Solds
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-Operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Ashburton Branch
West Strees
Live Stock General Insurance Company
Ashburton County
R Y
Ferguson
Yorkshire Insurance Co
Geraldine
Orati
Frica
R Y ¥. Ferguson
Poat
Foz
Ative
G. Hefford & CO
Olony
Frank ¢Artis
East Street
Sam
Helena
Nobel's
Ballistite
George Meddins
the People’s Tronmonger
Lumneté Street
H. Gresham
Semerxon & Mechanical Din Tist
Bursett Street
Pri
Havelock Street
Rahburton Guardian
Home and Foreign
Bleatric Telegraph
Coppright
Empire League
Lord Tennyson
League of the Empire
Russia
Conference of Revolutionary Bodies
Socialists’ Congress
South Aprics
Ryflactrica Telegraph—Copyripzht
Transvaal
Capa
Carrtown
Capetown
British Politics
High Hanes
Ireland
Tweedheads
Metnoranus
Cathcart
Ararat
Heacher Bill Ead
New Zealand International
United Prasa Association
Eleatric
Riechta
Sporting
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