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Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

3

New Zealand Freezes Meat Prices Spurred by Talks

Sir Joseph Ward met with New Zealand frozen meat importers in London to seek cooperation on price regulation and to discuss government advertising support. He said the government would not open shops or brand the meat or brand it in Britain and urged shippers to plan joint efforts.

Per Press Association London Joseph Ward New Zealand Britain Stewart Dawson Perth Fletcher, Bros Ashburton Auckland Petar ET Rolles Canterbury

Fiendish treatment of horses reported near Monmouth

A Powell and Duffryn pit ponies left in a field at Newbridge Monmouth after coal stoppage were found with two stabbed to the heart and five injured by gashes in the neck and body.

Pot Press Association London Powell and Duffeyn Company Newbridge Monmouth

State of siege in Catalonia abolished

Madrid reports that the state of siege in Catalonia has been abolished though constitutional guarantees remain suspended across Spain. The action aligns with ongoing central authorities and affects regional governance during the current political climate.

Per. Press . Association Madrid Catalonia Spain

Swedish Railway Men End Strike Halt Resumption of Work

Stockholm saw railway workers largely resist a strike and begin returning to work in many towns as tensions eased, with workers largely resolved against continuing the stoppage.

Stockholm

Premiers Conference Seeks Settlement Amid Debated Finances

Melbourne August 19 reports the Premiers' Conference has not solved the financial problem but hopes for a settlement. Tasmanian potatoes face a proclamation from today causing 21,000 bays to be held on wharves. Sydney notes higher interest rates push up inscribed stock to 33 1/3 percent and a new 32 rate stock issue. Insanity statistics show 7 705 people under official supervision with maintenance cost totaling £165,427 and a rising burden on the public.

Melbourne Sydney

Weather brings brief snow and cold across regions

The report notes a day of fitful weather with snow, sleet, and rain, then a clear morning and a promise of continuing cold. Snow on hills varied, with little ground damage, and farmers prepare for sowing as mild spells lift. Также reports from Wanganui and Palmerston North describe snow on hills, blocked roads, and postponed events.

Artuerious Rusepune Wanganui Wangaehu Palmerston North Christchurch

Wellington Man Dies After Street Car Accident

William Dempsey, a 22 year old single man, died in hospital after being seriously injured in a bramcar incident on Vivian Street Monday. He was about to pick up a sack of chaff from a fallen wagon when the accident occurred.

Wellington William Dempsey Vivian Street

End of Land Settlement Nears in New Zealand

Hon Mr Buddo said at Oxford that land settlement of small areas is rapidly ending and by 1922 nearly all land under survey would be allocated. The update comes from Christchurch via the Press Association.

Christchurch Oxford Buddo

Hutchison to stand for Rangitikei seat. McKay declines

Wanganui August 18 reports Mr George Hutchison has authorized the Chronicle to announce his candidacy for the Rangitikei seat. Mr McKay will not be a candidate. Wellington police donate to the unemployed relief fund. Inspector Ellison forwarded a cheque for £25 to the New Zealand Times editor.

Wanganui George Hutchison The Chronicle Rangitikei McKay Wellington Unemployed Relief Fund Ellison New Zealand Times

Displenishing sale opens at Lowcliffe estate farm

The Lowgliife estate sale begins today at the original homestead amid a record county auction since the Grigg and Russell partnership dissolution. Dowling's improvements and drainage turned wild land into productive acreage attracting farmers from across Canterbury. 200 attend via special train from Ashburton and others from the south to view stock, furniture, and sundries offered by the National Mortgage and Agency Company.

Lowwcliffe Loweliffe John Grigg Russell Longbeach Thomas Dowling Rakaia Louweliffe Findlay Hinds Rangitata Canterbury Messrs Scott Ernest Gray Legislative Council John Michael Studholme John Studholme Coldstream Estate Marenan Cracroft Lovcliffe Coldstream C. H. Dowding Loveliffe and Chatmoss E. H. Robson Rhodes J. Studholme Dominion Loweliff Mr Dowling My Dowling Ashburton National Mortgage and Agency Company, Limited Sea Beach

Supreme Court clears multiple defendants in Aus trials

In Christchurch and Dunedin during August 19 sessions, Richard Bromley, Alfred Johnstone, and James Gill were all found not guilty of perjury theft and breaking and entering respectively. Patrick Arthur and James Dalton were convicted of conspiracy to defraud with Snowy Sincock, Dalton sentenced to nine months. Albert Weingott and Trancia Ramsey received four and two months for theft and indecent act. Frederick Matthews found guilty of receiving stolen goods.

Christchurch Supreme Court Richard John Leslie Bromley Alfred Earnest Albert Johnston James Gill Methven Patrick Arthur James Dalton Snowy” Sincock Henry Arn Ura Dalton Sincock Arthur Wellington Albert Charles Weingott Trancia Ramsey Dunedin Frederick Matthews

Ashburton Harriers Hold First Cross Country Championship

The Ashburton Harriers Club hosted its inaugural five mile cross country race in the Domain this afternoon. W Simpson won the county championship in 37 minutes 19 seconds with L Hill second in 38 minutes 47 seconds and L Helem third in 39 minutes 1 second. Mrs E F Grigg awarded the blue ribbon and praised Simpson for another win to his long list. spectators cheered the veteran runner.

Ashburton Harriers W. Simpson L. Hill

Tallow and Meat Prices at Sale

At the tallow sales 1562 cases were offered and 1152 sold. Mutton prices 8d for fine and 6d for medium. Beef prices 38s 3d for fine and 29s 4d for medium.

Press Association London

Frozen Meat Market Report from Napier

The Colonial Consignment and Distributing Company cables today the Napier August 19 market quotations for frozen meat. Mutton Canterbury Napier Wellington and North Island 214d. Lamb first quality 34d second 34d. Beef Hinds 3rd fores 24d.

Napier Colonial Canterbury Wellington North Island Hinds

Trouble at Otira dispute delays conciliation

From Christchurch on August 15 a Labour Department official and the tunnel project engineer conferred at Otira but produced no definite outcome. On August 19 Greymouth reports Mr McLean refused to bring lamp matters before Conciliation Commissioners and the Miners Federation Executive will represent the men.

Christchurch Otira Moston Labour Department Gavin Greymouth Star McLean Miners’ Federation

Grocers Advertises Dried Frais and Jams by Weight

A long list of dried fruits and preserves with prices per pound and per case appears. Items include currants raisins figs dates prunes peaches apricots apples and plums alongside jams from various brands and sizes. Also listed are chemical and washing compounds such as cream of tartar borax soda and related products with unit prices.

Fire destroys cottage on Seaview Road near school

A fire early yesterday gutted a six room cottage on Seaview Road now Brighton near the school. Despite attempts to extinguish it the house was destroyed and its furniture damaged. Insurance covered £450 for the house and £250 for the furniture in the Standard Office.

Christchurch Seaview Road Brighton

Smuggled Opium Charged at Magistrate Court

William Alford Masters a commercial traveller who arrived from Sydney by the Moeraki yesterday was charged at the Magistrate's Court today with possessing 100 tins of opium valued at about £300. He was fined £100 and the opium was ordered forfeited.

Per Press Association Wellington William Alford Masters Sydney Moeraki

Waterside Workers Conference Action on Labour Waste

In Wellington on August 19 the Waterside Workers Conference passed a motion urging the Government to launch an air inquiry into waste labor in water side employment and to legislate to limit workers to a living numbers. Two speakers argued preference to unionists bred surplus labor, but the majority disagreed. The mover linked proper land-question handling by the Government to solving the issue.

Wellington

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