Ashburton bylaw enforcement and street nuisance concerns
Footpath loitering and public nuisance I problem noted in Ashburton as police by laws regulate groups on streets and insist on movement when asked. Council discussion urged tighter enforcement, tidy courthouse grounds, and better saleyard conditions amid damper stock sale complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
East Street
Fire escape concerns at Old Men's Home prompt mayoral action
The mayor received a letter from an Old Men's Home inmate alleging inadequate fire escape facilities and promised to bring the matter to Mr C J Harper's notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Davis
Old Men’s Home
Brin
C. J. Harper
Sailor Captured by Cold Chief After Reef Shipwreck
A shipwrecked mariner is taken by an Aanibal chief who suffers a dreadful cold. The sailor offers a treasure and the chief is saved by a gemedirs woods remedy. In gratitude the savage spares the bold seaman.
Steamship Wreck Near Skaanevik Sinks With 40 Feared Drowned
Reports from Bergen state the Flogefonden ran aground at Skaanevik and sank in three minutes. Of 83 passengers, it is feared 40 drowned. fifteen bodies have been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bergen
Flogefonden
Skaanevik
Abdul Aziz flees as Hafid proclaimed Sultan of Morocco
Abdul Aziz barely escaped treachery and pillage from his followers and traveled via Sallat to Casablanca then to Syria while Mulai Hafid was proclaimed sultan at Tangier and other coastal towns amid enthusiasm. Hafid will reportedly grant Aziz a pension and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
Morocco
Abdul Aziz
Cam
Sallat
Casablanca
Syria
Aiwait
Morocos
Mulai Hafid
Sultan
Tangier
Sultan Hafid Faces Loans and Reform Debate
London dispatch notes commentary on the Tangier Times saying focus on reform or reaction discounts the sultans actual personality. Hafid is expected to be as loan friendly as his predecessor, making loans a key factor in his reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tangier
Times
Hafid
France Won’t Recognize Murat Basa Until Terms Are Accepted
Paris reports August 24 that France will not recognise Murat Basa until he accepts the Algeciras terms. France and Spain continue their duties. Few men did not desert Abdul Aziz, notably members of the French military and Dr Verdon with Sergeant Balding who aided Abdul to a refuge within French outposts at Saitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s
Wilson
McGregor
New Zealand
New Zealand Times
Auckland
Dominion
Stewart
Wood
Davison
Woodville
Palmerston
Paris
France
Murat Basa
Algeciras
Spain
Abdul Aziz
Verdon
Balding
Abdul
Saitat
Russia reports cholera toll and dreadnought design deal
Russia records 1045 cholera cases and 517 deaths in the week to August 20 with 2024 cases and 1900 deaths overall. Berlin designs for four large dreadnoughts were accepted for construction at St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Unrest in Zululand Breaches Durban as Troops Deployed
Durban reports on August 24 describing fresh native unrest in Bala land in Zululand. The Natal Premier dispatched troops to Melmoth amid mounting tensions and clashes as authorities seek to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Press Association
Durban
Balaland
Natal
Hag
Melmoth
Assembly rejects new Asiatic immigrants under same test
In August, the Assembly backed a Bill that conformed to the Indian Association's objection while denying a proposal to admit new Asiatic immigrants on the same educational standard used for Europeans.
Recollection of Pretoria Debates on Milner Grant
In Pretoria August General Otha told the Legislative Assembly Lord Milner's administration was the most unfortunate for the Transvaal. The three million grant allegedly grew to nine million, sparking Progressive claims the distribution followed the Vereeniging Treaty. Mr Chaplin questioned Lord Milner's conduct and implied General Botha bore responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Otha
Legislative Assembly
Lord Milner
Chaplin
Botha
France Sees Deaths Exceed Births in 1907
Reuters reports that 1907 France recorded 794000 deaths and 774000 births, marking the first time deaths outnumbered births in any country. The figures reflect a notable demographic shift cited by the press association from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prees Association
London
Reuter
France
Fire Devastates 1500 Shops in Constantinople
A blaze in the Stamboul quarter of Constantinople last night destroyed about fifteen hundred shops and remains unextinguished. The fire caused widespread damage across the district with extensive commercial losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds
Fragmentary OCR notes a remedy named Woods' Great Peppermint Cure claimed to treat coughs and colds. The text is unclear on ingredients, usage, or endorsements, with garbled phrases impeding full extraction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ane Business Notices
Hardware Department
THE
Co-Op
Lamb Feeder
BACON
Staveley Creamery
F. Ferreman
Ware's Road
Halton
F. Ferriman
Richard Wales
Overdale
Garton Oate
Y. Ferrman
S Forks
Claridge
Ferriman
Burnett Street
Farmers’ Meat Supply Coy
Reg
T. Barber
J. H. Rule
John Orr & Go
Shburton
Ted
RAND
New Spring
Chee
Tine
Wilkie, Gash Butcher
J. Bonnegs
Ashburton and
Havelock Street
Havelock
Stephenson
Pip
Percy
H.C. Percy
H. Gresham
Cameron Street
West
Messrs J. and
HA. Smith
James Smith, Butcher
Alford Forest Road
Wwe
James Smith
J. & H. Smith
Butchers
Alford Forest
Tor
Andrews & CO
Triangle
CO. Andrews
J. Ballantyne and Co
Timarn
Cutting Academy
Andrews and Co., Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tailors
Fruiterer
Canterbury Land Board
Joseph Sealy
Burnett Stree
Mail and Guardian
Ashbirton Mail and Guardian
Somerset
R. C. Johnston
Knett Street
Hop
Somerset Buildings
J. B. Christian
Peter Street
Baptist Church
Allenton
Sal
J.B Christian
Arcade
Ashburton Grug Company Limited
Harold EF. Curtis Aland
Estate Ando Commission
Princess Se
Tinwald
Winter’s Road
Acris
Brucefield Avenue
Mill Creek
King Street
Town Properties
H. E. Curtis Aghbarton
Frank Curtis
F.p.0.c
Opt. D
Philadelphia
Optician
Wile
A. T. H. Williams
Phonograph
North Canterbury
PINK
Hebron
Lapstone
Fletcher Bros
Rshburton
Timaru
Canterbury
Best Firm
Fea
Manchester Bros
Sehhurton Guardian
Cr Burgess
Ferrimar
Havelock ‘Street
E. Watkin
W. RB. Hodgson
Sydney
Britain
Germany
United States
Sydney Sun
Arnst
Pearce
Webb
Arnst-Pearce
Waterloo
Wanganui
K. Mayze
New Zealand Council
Brisbane
T. Metesli
Mayze
Se Teevert
Gisborne
Joseph Dane
New York
Augusta Leib
America
Warman
Neehangee
Dunedin
Vienna
Austria
Hastings
Clayton Station
Mackenzie Country
Uruguay
Plate
Peel Forest
Plais
South Canterbury
Levels
Geraldine
Opihi
Tomuka
Emil Hall and Sons
Department of Agriculture
John Marks
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Institute
Christchurch
W. Downie Stewart
Denver
Public Utilities Corporation
H. S. Kerr
H. Henderson
Wellington
England
A. E. M. Rowlands
Larner
Kerr
Lynch
Australia
Murray
George Smith
Sporting Times
R. D. Johnston
Whakerus
Melbourne
Edwin
Horseas
Greymouth
Orchestral Society
Herr Scherck
Ashburton Golf Club
Timaru Golf Club
Messrs
D. Wood
P. Hi. Cox
W. Grummitt
H. H. Fooks
C. Denshire
J. R. Hart
W. Pickles
L. Owen
Auckland Herald
Westland Land Board
Henry Webb
Tekinga
Thomas Bent
Victoria
Alexander Peacock
Mr McLeod
Greenstreet Mutual Improvement Society
Agricultural Department
Herr Seeener
Samoa
Atua
Fiji
Tonga
Arbitration Court
Otago Daily Times
Council of the
Southland “Acclimatisation Society
Waiau
Canada
States
Home and Foreign
Ited Press Association
Telegraph
Aurgust
Amy
Kidston
Queensland
Old Country
Belfast
Ireland
Graves
Tobacco Trust
Camepaign
American Tobacco Trust
Kentucky
Cincinaati
Ohio
Venezuela
Hague
Castro
Netherland
Carneas
Philip von Eulenberg
Daily News
Westminster Gazette
Moroeso
South Africa
Zululand
Asm