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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Aug 12, 1907
Page
4
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The advertisement lists numerous rural properties for private sale by B Thomas of Ashburton. Properties include farms with multiple paddocks, wells, fencing, and dwellings, such as Mount Somers 4-room house, Methuen land, Winchmore road property, Kyle holdings, Seafield and Alford farms, Wakanui paddock blocks, Springburn area plots, Wheatstone farm, Rengitata subdivision, Coldstream Road parcel, Staveley bush acreage, and Ashton and Elgin farms. Inspection available by appointment from his office.
Letter to the editor criticizes road board rules allowing large landowners to graze on paddocks while smaller farmers are restricted. The writer appeals to the current and former board chairmen, urging action and justice before the community.
A reader challenges a union of church gender trends with prison demographics from 1906 New Zealand data. He notes prisoners were 2218 male and 352 female, urging reflection on societal roles and gender in institutions.
The Long Beach and Board met at the secretary’s office with W T Lill W Prebble and T Mackay present. They discussed gorse clearing near Mr Badger’s property and warned of board-led work and fines if not done. Repairs to Ford and Graham’s roads were approved and valuation roll changes authorized.
At a Webb reception executive meeting on August 10 Wanganu and William Weber noted newspapers opposed the presentation effort. They said the appeal is not political and aims to allow residents outside the colony to subscribe to recognizing Webb's achievement as a national event, with no government appeal planned.
Melbourne reports after the House adjourned that the new tariff would raise revenue by £800,000 for the year with £738,000 already projected. The Tariff Bill introduces protection duties across many items including tobacco, biscuits, tea, and textiles, and raises agricultural and machinery levies. Sydney notes prices rise due to the tariff while rates lag in settling, prompting disquiet among protectionsists and provincial leaders.
The Borough Council received an acre of land valued at £3000 for Bridge street extension from the late fire site to Bedford street and a £300 contribution toward formation and metalling if asphalt is laid this summer. The Council planned expenditure of £000 and proposed raising £2000 by special loan for this and other works.
Fifteen Wellington Canterbury players depart for Sydney as England pro team selection nears. Names include Pearce Turtill Lavery McGregor Wrigley Baskerville Callum Lile Gilchrist Watkins Cross Byrne Wright Tyne Keny plus Wanganui Masterton and Auckland players. Final choices expected in Sydney amid possible further additions.
Madame Melba contributes to Century Magazine with practical advice on vocal training. She argues great singers are born, warns against unqualified teachers overcrowding the field, and stresses patient, individualized development beyond early technical study.
The Hauser Lake dam near Helena is described as the world’s largest steel dam yet completed. It will supply water power for Washee reduction works and the Anaconda Railway, lighting cities and powering many Butte mines. Power should begin in about three weeks after filling.
A corner 26 by 100 foot plot at Fifth Avenue and Thirty eighth Street, New York sold for £746,000, a record for Fifth Avenue. The Hobart Tramway Company reports its first dividend this year at 5 percent. A racehorse escaped a disused well in an Adelaide hotel yard, fell 40 feet to water, but was rescued without serious harm. The Norwegian Parliament grants voting rights to women aged 25 with taxable income, enfranchising about 300,000. An English habit shift from sack-dry wine to tea is noted by a medical expert. Of 19 Finnishwomen elected, five are teachers and two editors. Emigrant batches to North Queensland sugar plantations total 193, bringing England’s total to 750. The Westminster Gazette notes Australia’s harsher penalties for overwork versus Germany’s virtue of hard work. A New Zealand Times survey plans a railway deviation to tap a coalfield near Papa Voa Range, with reserves linked to Point Elizabeth State. railway completion will take three to four years.
New season stock now on hand with cabbage and cauliflower plants ready for orders. Local growers announce fresh arrivals and prompt delivery options.
Testimonial from I N Black of Ashburton reports backache relief after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Mrs Black confirms six years of improved health, with pills praised for restoring kidney function. Sold by chemists and stores at 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d. order via Voster-McClellan Co. Sydney.
The steamer Invertay, delayed by trouble with her firemen, filled vacancies today and sailed again for Delaware Breakwater this evening. Three firemen were jailed for mutinous behaviour. two new firemen signed on at £5 monthly and one at £8. Firemen from the Old Country earned £4 10s a month.
The Auckland Supreme Court continued before Justice Denniston as James Ferguson faced a charge of attempting to steal sheep from Beardwood near Kewene on April 86. Found guilty after a brief jury verdict, he received two years with hard labour. Another case, David Remnant, convicted of a serious offence against a girl under sixteen at Hamilton on July 25, was sentenced to seven years.
The Woodville Jockey Club reports a yearly profit of £600 despite autumn meeting rain. Hawke's Bay annual meeting held. balance shows £2430 3s profit and stake increases planned by £1000 for next season. Hon J D Ormont donates a £100 cup to boost Hawke's Bay Cup 1908. Wellington Racing Club raises Wellesley Wellington and Challenge Stakes by 190 sovs to 500 sovs each.
An old time store advert extols OKO The Great Cough Cure as the greatest remedy the world has ever known with a boast that the storekeeper stocks it for customers.
Lieutenant general Sir Ian Hamilton praised his troops comparing them favorably to past performances and to foreign armies. He recounted Manchuria trench scenes where Russians and Japanese fought at close range and dismissed the idea of bayonets and lances returning. A Bourke-Wilcannia mail coach fire destroyed the mail train, with only the wheels and undercarriage remaining.
A clock operates with a single perforated disc instead of gears. A quarter inch steel ball rolls over two inclined plates in a minute, releasing a lifting mechanism that powers the disc. The disc holds thirty balls. each ball cycles every 30 minutes, driving a zigzag path and marking time.
Dr Richard Vritsele reports that global rainfall equates to a uniform water layer of 354 inches over the earth and 25 inches on land. Of the land drained by rivers, only 30 percent returns to the ocean with the rest lost to evaporation.
Osservatore Romano published Cardinal Rampolla's letter to Father Hemptinne urging a revision of the Latin Vulgate. He stresses studying varianta as used by Trent Fathers and proposes a careful collation of variants from early Fathers before a new edition. Hemnotinne and abbots thanked him for the honor and pledged diligence.
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