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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Aug 19, 1907
Page
4
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Listings describe farms and blocks for sale near Ealing Mount Somers Hinds Methven Winchmore Scyle Seafield Road Wakanui Alford Kyle Carew Winslow Wheatstone Rangitata Coldstream Road Staveley Waling Ashton Elgin Seafield many fenced and watered parcels with houses, outbuildings, paddocks, and varying acreages. Inspection available at any time. call for fuller particulars.
Alr Lucas of Burns and Philip accuses the French of connivance in distributing spirits firearms and ammunition in the New Hebrides. He cites French vessels flying trench flags delivering rifles gunpowder and dynamite while British trade declines. Lucas calls the liquor traffic a disgrace to humanity.
Melbourne August 17 The Rev Mr Lemgatt the New Hebridean missionary has received a letter from Mr Roxbury, an old settler, detailing outrages on natives by French Norwegian German and English residents. A native boy was flogged to death for desertion and another allegedly murdered. Steps are taken to bring cases to the Federal Government for presentation to the Colonial Secretary.
The Tallon Company orders a new Vancouver mail steamer from A Stephen and Son Glasgow. The 450 foot vessel will be the largest to date, displacing 7500 gross tons with 16 knot cargo service and trial speeds near 18 knots. Delivery is set for August 1908.
A land ballot in August allocated 45 of 61 sections covering 81 000 acres in North Waimarino and South Taupo counties along the Wanganui river. Land was offered in cash, lease in perpetuity, and occupancy with right of purchase. cash prices ranged from 15s to 1 1s per acre, with hundreds applying and 264 for a single section.
At a Gisborne county council meeting on August 17 the idea was raised to build iron bridges locally instead of importing from America. The engineer noted wooden bridges are outdated and heavy cooperation among local bodies could enable in colony construction and potential use of New Zealand iron ore.
Captain Cliffe, veteran master mariner, notes the Constanee Craig was off Hokianga on July 26 and, though badly knocked about, lost only a deck hamper. He says the vessel was blown out to sea in a disabled state but remains a staunch ship and should reach Hokianga again soon.
The New Zealand Axemen's Association announces the Eltham carnival programme with total prize money of 325 pounds and the Axemen's Cup at 140 pounds. Block size changes to 6 feet girth, under-hand handicap prize of 25 pounds added, and several events replaced including maiden double handed sawing and two new cycling events.
The British Consul in Monrovia confirms the death of M Walter Wolz a Berne mining explorer after being burned alive by rebels in Liberia. Other items note a vast post fire lead and zinc mass in San Francisco and a plan to cut it into blocks by electric arc. Also stories of Prince Eberwein and Lily Lengefeld in the Netherlands and a rent default at Oud-Wassenaar castle. A bronchial cough remedy ad closes the snippet.
A wide survey of odd facts and brief items from the era covers alphabet trivia, animal digestion, voice range, military counts, railway notes, court cases, and colonial commerce. It notes English and New Zealand legal opinions, hospital posts, dredging, and a wealth of international curiosities including books, bequests, and a possible dock project.
In La Crosse Adelaide on August 18 Canada defeated Australia six goals to four in the lacrosse final test match.
At the Peace Conference plenary Sir Edward Ivy moved to reaffirm the 1899 call for limiting military charges as costs rise worldwide. Britain offered to share its naval program and spending to aid mutual reductions, with support from Choate Bougeois Nelidoff and Spanish representative.
The Bathurst to Sydney annual road race on August 17 was run in fine weather with 95 competitors. Aplin won in 7 hours 59 minutes, followed by Walcott and Harder. The event saw tacks scattered on the Bathurst to Bowenfels section, with many tyres affected by punctures.
Superintendent J T March reports for year ending March 1907 33 sections taken under village homestead and 16 under other tenure totaling 49 sections 1185 acres. Feoffed forfeitures 6 sections 114 acres and 12 sections 199 acres under other tenure. Total settlers 2078 holding 45898 acres average 212 acres each. Rent and interest 7750 with arrears 4194. Improvements total 247805 through two tenure types. Population 5885 split 2653 North Island 3182 South Island.
English editors who toured Germany say the Bismarck system of national insurance is admirably effective. Workers and employers fund old age pensions and sickness schemes while the state adds a grant. no workman contributes to the accident fund. The writers acknowledge room to simplify the system and note its wide benefits for workers.
A 1920s Ashburton style notice warns of silent kidney disease and urges prompt action. It cites Mrs E. M. Mckee of Beach road praising Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as curing backache headaches and giddiness, with a call to readers to check kidneys before trouble starts. Pills sold by chemists and stores at 8s per box, six for 16s 6d, or posted on receipt of price from Foster McClellan Co. Sydney. DOAN'S.
A compact business notice advertises Pure Ceylon Tea claiming the tea has the largest salt content in the world and is not blended with inferior teas. It lists prices per pound and per tin, and promotes other groceries and seasonal wreaths from Foorsy Fruiterrer Green Grocer & Serdsman.
The Licensed Victuallers Association of New Zealand warns of rising workers pressure and pending amendments to the Conciliation and Arbitration Act. It notes likely moves against liquor trade interests and cites opposition from the Cooks and Waiters Union and Trades and Labour Council. Wellington Trades and Labour Council adopts a resolution welcoming the challenge and signals support for workers at the next general election.
The Supreme Court of Victoria experts declare Sander and Sons Eucalypt Extract safe and effective for colds influenza fevers and digestive and kidney issues. It claims rapid neuralgic relief and throat lung cure via inhalation and a breath refreshing mouth wash. Also marketed Sander and Sons Superba Skin Food for wrinkles sunburn pimples and dry skin with promises of permanent beautifying effects.
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