Season's Seeds Qnions Beet Kale Cabbage Mustard
Seed listing lists vegetables and melons offered for planting. Items include onions, beets, kale, cabbage, mustard greens, and melon varieties.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
4
Seed listing lists vegetables and melons offered for planting. Items include onions, beets, kale, cabbage, mustard greens, and melon varieties.
Weekly produce and poultry sales at farmers cooperative association marts. Henry Stephenson and Friedlander Bros. operate markets with 12 horse pairs and a Lynnford farm sale scheduled this Saturday.
A schedule shows Court 410.15 technical classes association at Orange Hall 8 30 and 7 30 1 0 0 F Halra tere Lodge. His Majesty s Theatre hosts an 8 pictures session. Theatre Royal holds an Anti Con script ion meeting.
The Massey Government unveils a tight Budget that fails to meet hopes for Reform, reveals a shrinking financial plan, and signals continued debt growth. It maintains tariff reform delays, plans a £1.75 million loan, and notes £90 million debt with £8 million upcoming repayments, while considering amendments to the Conciliation and Arbitration Act and local housing powers.
The article surveys the Budget's extensions to freehold policy, land association financing for settlement, and an expeditionary force proposal. It notes town planning as a future priority, questions Bank of New Zealand control, and ends with disappointment that grand aims yielded a minor outcome.
The Lyttelton Harbour Board plans to reintroduce its foreshore Bill with Mfr Nosworthy taking charge. Railway observers consider observation cars on multiple lines. a boy Horace Parker was injured on a double deck tram. Trials, political remarks, court notices, ship or rail topics, and varied public health, transport, and crime items fill the page.
Timaru August 7 Walter Shaw bankrupt solicitor appeared in court for remand and was committed for trial on two charges of altered wrongful conversion of money. Seven other charges await hearing as evidence was discussed at length.
Noted NZ entertainer Mr Farquhar Young has left Britain for a three month South Africa tour. Bank of NZ official Mr S F Cowan transfers to Invercargill branch. Lyttelton Harbour Board mourns illness of Mr J Lambie and sends sympathy. Time ball keeper Mr A Joyce, aged 73 with 36 years service, seeks retirement. Harbour Improvement Committee to consider.
The Estimates show revenue projections and grants across departments. Notable items include compensation to Captain Attwood for the Bingamite wreck, a Scott memorial fund, and £3500 for a new General Manager of Railways. Police salaries rise with eight posts, total police increases £12,448. Additional funds cover Maori and New Zealand historical collections, public services, land and survey, and various departmental expenditures, including Education and Forestry.
The thermometer registered 12 degrees of frost last night and the sun appeared in a cloudless sky today. Meteorological indications show variable moderate breezes, northerly to strong, with a prospect of fair to cloudy weather and increasing haze. The barometer is unsteady and expected to fall shortly.
In Invercargill on August 6 the choir festival drew a vast crowd though some could not gain theatre admission. Judges noted John St Johns chair from Invercargill at 349 points, with Taylor's party and a Bini choir tied for second on 885 points. Gore Congregational choir placed well in a lively statewide competition.
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