Subdivided Rural Properties for Sale in Various Districts
Listings describe securely fenced, well watered farms near railways and schools in Methven Winchmore Kyle Seafield and Seafield Road areas. Properties include 4 to 6 room houses, dairies, stables, sheds, granaries, paddocks from 4 to 13 per property, water in each paddock, and multiple outbuildings. Inspection available. call office for fuller particulars.
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Kyle
Seafield Road
Wakanul
Wim
Alford
Springburn
Winslow
Caldstream Road
Remacu
Staveley
Ealing
Ashton
Elgin
Seafield
Farm Labourers' Dispute Heard in Provincial Chamber
Canterbury case shows no clear industrial dispute between the Farmers' Union and Labourers' Union. Justice Sim weighs whether to defer to the Conciliation Board and whether to cite all district parties as hearings proceed.
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Ubtustchurch
Donas
Farete Uni
Messrs
Iss Hono
Justice Sim
Alv J. Thorne
Conefiation Board
Farmers’ Union
North Canterbury
Conciliation Board
Thorne
Jones
Teschemaker
Jesechemaker
J. D. Hall
H. D. Aclands
North Island
Hig Honour
Land Values Rise in Ashburton County Despite Dry Season
Ashburton County land values continue to climb with the Rangitata north bank area gaining renown for fattening pastures. Recent sales show large profits for sellers, including a seven year holding from £3 10s to £10 per acre and a £18 6d to £30 10s gain, plus another farm sale at £42 per acre near town.
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Ashburton
Rangitata
Auckland Crimes In Court Sentences Totals Vary
At the Criminal Court Wm Ander cus alias George alias Williams received two years for forgery and uttering. Andrew Lund got three years for theft from a dwelling in three counts. Walter Denny was handed two years for theft from the person. Hernhardt Muntar was convicted of forgery and uttering and jailed six months. Harry Marshall alias Henry Fraser Marshall got two years for bicycle theft. Reginald Dempsey was sentenced six months for forging and uttering. Andrew Bremner, age seventeen at the time, received four months for horse stealing at Drury on two charges.
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Auckland
Criminal Court
Wm. Andercus
George
Williams
Andrew Lund
Walter Iark Denny
Hernhardt Muntar
Harry Marshall
Henry Fraser Marshall
Reginald Henry Dempsey
Andrew Douglas Bremner
Drury
Arrival of Immigrants in Auckland on Drayton Grange
The Drayton Grange arrived from Liverpool with 52 immigrants. Twenty six head for Auckland, ten for Wellington, and two for New Plymouth. The Auckland group are mostly tradesmen and families, while southern bound passengers are mainly farmers and labourers. The voyage from Sydney was stormy.
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Auckland
Drayton Grange
Liverpool
Wellington
Tyro
New Plymouth
Sydney
Ind
Webb Seals World Sculling Title At Sydney Race
In Sydney on August 5 Webb won the world sculling championship after a disputed finish. Referee Rush declared both contestants acted honorably though Towns disputed the foul decision. Webb’s backers urged a rematch. Webb accepted the crown and thanked supporters.
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Sydney
Webb
Jim Fiell
Towns Brothers
Mr Trush
Towns
Tuck
Vvield
Rush
Beek
Wanganui
Vield
New Zealand
Mr Rush
All Blacks Dominate in Brisbane Test Says Courier
The Courier notes New Zealand supremacy in Saturdays football match while The Daily News criticizes the test as fair but uninspired. it praises the All Blacks forwards dribbling as superior to anything seen in Brisbane. The Australian team to play New Zealand excludes Queenslanders and lists backs and forwards for the clash.
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Brisbane
the Courier
The
Daily News
All Blacks
Sydney
Dix
Messenger
Smith
Russell
Mandible
Woods
Kivatt
Rosewell
Griffin
Barnatis McCue
Burge
Hughes
Row
Murnin
Ashburton County Rugby Union Holds Meeting Over Rentals And Affiliations
A full Ashburton County Rugby Union meeting presided by Rev Whitehouse discussed Springburn Club entry of third grade teams, with two juniors. The Sports Association arrears were decided to be paid, while rent for the coming year was set at £15, triggering opposition from members. Referees for Timaru matches were nominated, and silver medals for junior winners were approved.
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Ashburton County Dinghy Union
Whitehouse
Springburn
I. Pritchard
Sports Association
Rugby Union
Hodgkins
He Sports Association
Tremain
South Canterbury Union
Timaru
G@. Strachan
J. Healen
Caulfield Grand National Hurdle Result and Auckland Racing Update
Victoria Amateur Turf Club reports Caulfield Grand National Hurdle results with She Wizard leading and Deg of War placing third. Swimmer takes second in Wilgal Steeplechasers Flat Race. Auckland Racing Club notes president Mitchelson backs tote stop and D O Brien sails to Sydney with Maramui Chamade Volume for India.
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Melbourne
Caulfield
Aucixland
Auckland Racing Club
Mitchelson
D. O'Brien
Sydney
Maramui
Chamade
India
Public trust grows in milking machine after testing
Confidence in the milking machine rises as extensive practical testing by hundreds of farmers over five years proves its reliability. Earlier failures and public skepticism faded, now MacEwan and Co. Ltd in Dunedin promote the device as thoroughly tested and proven.
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MacEwan and Co., Ltd
Dunedin
Ats Ata
Ische G. Meddins
Accidents and Fatalities Reported in Auckland
Auckland August 5. The jury met for the Rotorua railway inquest, then visited the disaster site. A motor bicycle accident at Waimate injured Mrs Saddler and others. A horse trap incident near Hunter's school left Miss Brinton with a broken arm and dislocated collarbone while Miss Nicol suffered a concussion. Two youths were taken to Waimate Hospital.
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Auckland
Rotorua
Bell’s Siding
Waimate
George Saddy
Saddier
Grant
Wile
Hunter’s School
Frank Nieol
Miss Brunton
Otaio
Death from suffocation of illegitimate child in Christchurch
An inquiry at Christchurch Morgue reports an illegitimate child born to a single woman living with her parents in Richmond. The mother was visited by a man she had been with, and the child died from suffocation. Doctors declared the child dead for some time. A manslaughter case against the young man, believed to be the father, is expected.
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Per Press Association
Christchurch
Richmond
Antarctic Expedition Nimrod Visit By Royalty
London Aug 6 The King Queen Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught visited the Nimrod expedition ship at Cowes. The King decorated Commander Shackleton with the Victorian Order to spur scientific research. The Queen gave her portrait and a silk Union Jack and wished safe passage to the South Pole. Surrey gentleman William A Bell donated 4000 pounds to the expedition.
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London
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Nimrod
Cowes
Shackleton
South Pole
Wiliam A. Bell
Surrey
Roosevelt Secre tary Confirms Pacific Fleet Mov
New York dispatch reports President Roosevelt's secretary admits the fleet will head to the Pacific for practice. The World says the move causes bewilderment and fear while the Herald supports moving battleships via the Suez Canal to the Philippines.
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New York
Roosevelt
Pacific
New York World
New York Herald
Sue Canal
Philippines
King reviews fleet in Solent praises Home Fleet
The King, in a Solent fleet review, expresses satisfaction with the Home Fleet. The Times notes the fleet is not a perfect war model yet shows abundant promise and a large measure of achievement.
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London
Solent
the Times
Man's coat and letter spark cliff mystery in Christchurch
In Christchurch two boys found a man's coat vest watch and chain on Sumner Hills with a letter to Mrs A W Nelson suggesting the writer Arthur Wellesley Nelson planned to poison himself and fall from the cliff. No body was recovered after searches tied to a drug case and possible bail evasion.
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Christchurch
Sumner Hills
A. W. Nelson
Union Street
Arthur Wellesley Nelson
Nelson Wellesley
Supreme Court
Demos
Nelson
Royal Meetings and Expected Balkan Topics at Ischl
August dispatches from London and Vienna report King Edward meeting the Kaiser at Wilhelmshohe and arriving at Marienbad on August 17. Austrian papers welcome his accord with Emperor Franz Joseph and anticipate Balkan and Mediterranean talks with Austria. The Wiener Allegmeine Zeitung claims a formal Anglo Austrian agreement is to be signed.
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London
Edward
Wilhelmshohe
Marienbad
Francis Joseph Ab Inch
Vienna
Balkan
Ischl
Weiner: Allegameine Zeitung
Estates of Deceased Persons in Wellington Districts
Largest estates for stamp duty last month across Wellington and regions. entries include William L Kurst 4101 BGVA Walter Tricker 10592 Thomas Windeley 607 5 John N Jones 828 Hert h Chew 4655 Kate Kelly 4070 Mary Ayia Buele Grace Survey 2747 John Stewart 1737 Thos Waugh 1961 Robert Johnston 1087 Frederick Donnall 1061 with other listed estates across Auckland Canterbury Otago Nelson Southland including Mary Bishop 29730 Charles Karrott 4521 John Whitaker 10069 Isabell Sinclair 1497 and more.
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Wellington
William L. Kurst
Walter Tricker
Thomas Windeley
John N. Jones
Hsthert Chew
Kate Kelly
Mary ‘Ayia Buele
Grace Survey
John Stewart
Thos, Waugh
Robert Johmston
Frederick Donnall
Auckland
Hugh PF
Amerion
Willima Dervitt
Ena Repibia
Samuel Viriven Ben
Martin Danaher
Finch Mason
John
Gilbert Henderson
Michael Gilmour
Otego
John Dickieson
John Rattray
George Irvine
John Carson
James Strain
Isabella Sinclair
Robert, Wright
Canute Boris
Andrew Taine
Andrew Criss
Nelson
David Kirkwood
Ann Stewart
Southland
Jessie Warden
Seddon Memorial Fund Seeks Statues Plan
A deputation from the Seddon Memorial Committee met the Premier claiming £700 in hand and £300 from Petone railway workers. They urged closing the subscription list and building a statue before the Parliamentary Buildings. The Premier offered to match £1000 if £1000 was raised.
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Wellington
Jane Seddon
Petone
Rheumato Cure Promoted In Local Ad
An old advertisement touts RHETUMO as a universal rheumatism remedy claiming it cures rheumatism gout and lumbago by removing excess uric acid. It states availability at chemists and stores with prices of 2s 6d and 6d per bottle.
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Selatica
Limbago
OKO the Great Cough Cure Story Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a claimed remedy titled OKO the Great Cough Cure. The readable text mentions a world’s greatest remedy and a storekeeper term but lacks coherent detail or verifiable claims. Further context is unclear from the surviving lines.
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Oko
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McCormick
Deering
Osborne
Homas
Asaburtou
GB. Thomas
Behio
Walinu
Mount Larmers
Puyus- Methven
Winchmore
D. Thomas
7Hens, Onal Mortgage and Agency Co., OF N.Z., Ltd
LOR
Lane
Far East
Kozie
Capilla
Bond Optica
Johnston & Barnes
Featherston Street
Manchester Bros
Ashburton County
WOR
Australia
South Canterbury
Twiter
Ahsburton
W. Spillane
Temuka
J. Fitsgerald
Celtic
Glidden
Lemika
W. Trembath
Albury
O'Neill
Cricklewood
Richards
Geralding
J. Clark
Ashburton County Rugby Union
Sporting
Victoria Amateur Turf Club
the Antarctic Expedition
Naval Review
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Ashourton
mary-Le
Coss
Frimley Jam
Frimley Pie
Fletcher
Cash Supply Stores
Mollasses
Tor Stock
John Orr & Co
Presmises
Smith Mackwell
F. Potter
Saddler
Burnett St
Gilmour
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North Islands
Thames Valley
J. Friedlander
West Street
Tor All
Quality Tele
Tancred Street
Dougall and
Upham
Ropditors
Walter Ficixles
Cowest
G. H.;buchanan
Perry, Perry & Kinnerney, Solicitors, Timaru
Maude and
Harman
R. Kennedy
Australasia
Seddon Memorial
R. F. Stevens
Christongrga
Renowr ‘Ed Benjamin
Benjamin
Benjamin Gum
I Ie
Llewellyn Owen
Acaweg
Mitchell and Turner
Baker Bros
Undertakers
London’ Bridge
Utton
Sharplin & Go. Ltd
Alford Forust Sawmills
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Maiden
Heart OF Black Birch
John Moore
Hast
Ashburton, Waimate and
Oamaru
Rands
Moora Street
Kaye & Cartar
Grain and Seed Merchants
Nash Buyers
Ab Highest
Marjor. Bates
Offich
Ashrurto
Johnson & Gouzins
Calombo Street
E. Reece and Son
Sale Canterbury
Larness
Cashel Straet
Press
D.athomas
Sunny Nelsons
Wirkpatrigh & Co, Limited
Barningham
Zelandia
Han
Keen
Oxford
Thomas Hancox
Robert Bell
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