Dangerous obstruction at Hinds River bridge site
G W Aldridge of Winslow appeals to authorities over a dangerous condition on the Main South Road at the Hinds River crossing. A post blocks traffic on the north bank and timber piles and a pile-driver lie nearby, shrouded by darkness and fog, risking further accidents unless lanterns and proper warning are provided.
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Hinds
G. W. Aldridge
Winslow
MEDISAL MARTYRS AND SURGEONS AT RISK FROM INFECTION
A Sydney surgeon fell victim to blood poisoning contracted at the operating table. The article notes how minor injuries during surgery can cause fatal infections, the use of gloves, and the dangers faced by doctors in research and disease studies, with cases from Australia and England.
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Sydney
England
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Prove Helpful in Indigestion
Wellington resident Mrs KE Willmott of Devon Street testifies to the effectiveness of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills for indigestion and flatulence after failing other remedies. She reports complete relief after a course and plans to keep a bottle at home, noting the pills' claimed health benefits and urging others to try them.
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Dr. Morse
Morse
Damages Awarded to Exeter Merchant in Taxi Injury Case
Damages of £4000 were awarded to Ernest A. Hamlyn merchant of Exeter against the Provincial Motor Cab Company for personal injuries caused by a taxi colliding with a heavy sliding door. The door fell on him injuring his spine and fracturing four ribs. Negligence admitted. jury to assess damages.
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Ernest A. Hamlyn
Exeter
England
County Centres Farewell to Mr and Mrs Bennett
Residents of Hinds gathered Monday for a surprise farewell to Mr and Mrs Bennett who depart Wednesday for Methven. E Leathem presented a Kaiapoi rug in appreciation of their district service. Bennett served as School Committee chair, Athletic Sports Club president, and member of Football Cricket and Hall committees. Several locals spoke and Bennett thanked the community for the time in Hinds.
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Bennett
Hinds Pad
Methven
E. Leathem
J. M. Hampton
J. Cook
W. K. Rennie
8. Gibbs
J. Tamblin
J. Dwyer
Hinds
British Agriculture Chief Praises Climate and Seeks Cooperative Farmers
The President of the British Board of Agriculture, Mr Runciman, spoke on July 10 to members of the American Commission on Agriculture. He contrasted Britain’s varied climate with the United States and urged small farmers to unite to buy supplies and sell produce, hoping for large crops and a prosperous, cooperative future.
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British Board of Agriculture
Runciman
American Commission On Agriculture
World bidders flood Lincolnshire sheep sale at Riley Grove
The dispersal sale of late Mr Henry Dudding opened July 9 at Riley Grove Stallingborough Lincolnshire drawing breeders and dealers from far afield. Total turnover 9412 guineas with 18 bulls averaging 41 guineas 16s 6d and top price 600 guineas paid by American dealer Martin de Hoz for Riley Bristol champion ram. Many animals destined for abroad with several high prices paid by international buyers.
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Henry Dudding
Riley Grove
Stallingborough
Lincs
Martin de Hoz
Ram Riley
Bristol
Nottingham
French Davies
New Zealand
Australian Land Company
Riby Royal Bristol
Milbrand
Nelson
Casares
Olde
Barff Melton
Kirmington Riby Gordon
Sidey
Dudding
Hankin
Germany
Gerald Postman
Judith
E. J. Lamb
Cumberland
W. Finlayson
Sidney
Brickendam
Royal
Diamond
Torry
McClennan
South America
State Petrol Monopoly Arises in Sydney Trade Debate
NSW Minister for Worke Mr Griffith proposes a state monopoly of petrol provoking cautious reaction in Sydney garage and petrol trades. Merchants fear a big shift but note profits are unclear while wholesalers claim large gains and garages say a monopoly could shift losses to the state. Some firms would trade to the government if retail margins and wastage costs eased, acknowledging the powerful current companies.
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New South Wales
Griffith
Sydney
Sama
Mail Notices From Ashburton Post Office Schedules
Mail closings listed for Ashburton area with daily and late fee schedules. Operations specify times for routes to Timaru Christchurch Chertsey Rakaia Dunedin Wellington Monday Wednesday Friday and other towns including Mayfield Mount Somers Elgin Wakanui Seaview and Porateke.
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Timaru
Chertsey
Rakaia
Christchurch
Dorie
Kyle
Overdale
Barr Hill
Killinchy
Hinds
Leiffelton
Willowby
Fairton
Winslow
Geraldine
Temuka
Camera
Dunedin
Cherteey
Methven Line
Wellington
Dromore
Dunsanmdel
Burnham
Tinwald
Tremington
Wheatstone
Ashton
Waterton
Loughbeach
Westerfield
Mayfield
Mount Somers
Springburn
Staveley
Alford Forest
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Ashburton
Tancred Street
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Terest
Sir Ashburton
Telephone
James EE. Rule
Cass Street
Talbit, Minerva
Humber
Bayard
Studebaker
Dresden Piano
Dominion
John Broadwood & Sons
Lipp & Sohn
Steinway & Sons
Ronisch
Bohm & CO
Bell & Imperial Organs
N.Z
Medisal
Huenby Hughes, Ltd
Hereford Street
Britain
Beath
London
Ephemeris
Ashbourton
Porowhita
Winchmore
Ouihi
Digby’ S Bride
Greenstreet
Spread Eagle
Carew
Ruapuna
Elgin
Wakanui
Riverside
Seaview
Seafield
Newland
Lismore
Anama
Porateke
Stevens
Bacco
America
David Danlop
C. J. Johnston
M.L.C
A. de B. Brandon
John Duncan
Joseph Joseph
H. Beauchamp
Customhouse Quay
Cathedral Square
Edward W- Lowe
G. F. Francis