Ashburton Technical Classes showcase annual exhibition
The Ashburton Technical School held an evening exhibition in Oddfellows Hall displaying cookery dressmaking repoussé work and painting. Mayor H Davis presided with board members and Inspector Mulgan praising instructors and noting plans for a new technical school building. Prizes were awarded to pupils across woodwork cookery dressmaking wool sorting and drawing with several certificates earned for London City and Guilds examinations.
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Ashburton Technical School
Oddfellows
O Hall
Dard
Jon
B. J. Marquet
New Zealand
H. Davis
Messrs
G. Schneider
D. Wood
W. H. Collins
J. Tucker
J. McLeod
T. Hayese
Mulgan
North Canterbury Education Board
Christian
London City and Guilds
A. Digby
A.J. Fawcett
M. Bruce Bell
B. Loy
D. Friedlander
McKernan
A. D. Rennie
Shas
L. M. Rennie
Ashburton
Methven
Raksia
Dunsander
Tavo
Mach
England
Scotland
London
Germany
Canada
United States
R. Bonnington
J. Stockhill
F. Wroughton
W. Hart
W. Watson
E. Witheil
J. Harris
H. Crawford
L. Rorntree
R. Lowe
A. Hopkins
Cockery
B. Kenna
F. Greenslade
F. Humphreys
Misses
Nellie Osborne
Bessie Humphreys
Ef, Giddings
Queen
Makeig
Bessie Kenna
Rose Stephens
Bessie Loy
E. Thomas
L. Cox
F. Brown
O. Friedlander
F. EB. Kershaw
Domain Weather Station November Observations
Meteorological data from the Domain station compiled by Mr John Readhead shows November readings with a high barometer of 30.17 inches on the 26th and a low of 29.25 inches on the 1st. Max thermometer peaked at 81 on the 12th, min 52 on the 28th, and frost occurred on five nights. rainfall totaled 2 inches 22 points across nine days, with a maximum daily fall of 98 points on the 7th. The year-to-end-November rainfall stands at 30 inches 5 points, with monthly totals listed from January to November.
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Domain Weather Station
John Readhead
Tailor made suits from fifty five shillings savings claim
An advertising pitch promotes tailor made suits from fifty five shillings with a claimed two pound saving. It outlines cash business practices, large scale production across forty New Zealand branches, direct fabric sourcing from manufacturers, low per unit profit, and guarantees with refunds. The call invites visits to the Ashburton Arcade to view fabrics and place Christmas orders.
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Georgis Davies
New Zealand
Ashburton
Arcade
Elia nce Blue Snow White Linen in Bagor Square
Procurable in Bagor Square from all grocers and storekeepers. Blue kept linen snow white with lasting finish and easy care claims.
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T Eliance
Bagor Square
Wanganui Catholic Lands Bill passes in New Zealand Council
In Wellington on December 1 the Legislative Council approved the Wanganui Roman Catholic Lands Bill at third reading. Standing Orders were suspended to allow local bills to pass in one sitting. A motion for a revenue return on railways was rejected due to cost. Several local bills advanced, and the Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Bill received a second reading after necessary amendments. The session adjourned briefly and resumed, ending with the second reading carried.
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Per
Press Association
Wellington
Legislative Council
Wanganui
H. F. Vieram
Auckland-Onehunga
Christchurch-Lyttelton
Dunedin-Port
Chalmers
Invercargil-Bluff
Ellesmere Domain Board
Borough of South Dunedin
Waimairi
Auckland
J. E. Jenkinson
Water power debate and seed purity plans at session
The House discussed light at Jackson's Head and a veto power for the Railways Minister. It considered water power licensing, land use, seeds purity next session, and amending district designations. Massey’s amendment on water power was rejected 43 to 22. report laid on the table. The session adjourned into the night.
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Wellington
Jackson’s Head
Cook Strait
Railway Appeal Board
Mines Committee
T. B. Taylor
Massey
Goldfield
Roderick McKenzie
London
Supreme Court Sessions Across New Zealand Areas
In Auckland the court heard multiple cases including Frederick Arden alias Hughes and John Sheehan charged with forgery and uttering cheques of 1 17s and 2 17s. Arden received two years, Sheehan twelve months. Humphries cleared of perjury. Edward Plowman guilty of common assault. Leonard Cosgrove jailed six months for uttering a forged cheque. In December, Augustus Hunter Wheatler jailed two years for theft with secret correspondence. Mas sacks jailed three years for breaking and entering. Blenheim sessions opened with seven charges including indecent assault and abortion. True bills against Thompson abortion and McKenna, Osgood, and Hices for assault and robbery. Edward Cox sentenced to three months for theft. John Riley six months for forgery.
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Auckland
Supreme Court
Frederick George Arden
Hughes
John Sheehan
Lattier
Arden
Sheehan
Herbert Humphries
Edward Plowman
William Francis Finlay
Taumarunwi
Thomas Henry Massacks
Inglewood
Blenheim
Denniston
Seddon
Picton
Tllen Thompson
Bernard McKenna
Charles Osgood
George Hices
Wellington
Edward Cox
John Riley
Breach of Award Charged Painter Fined in Court
At the Magistrate's Court on December 1 George Baer, a journeyman painter and member of the House Painters' Union of Workers, was charged with accepting work by contract contrary to Clause 25 of the painters' award. He was fined 10s and costs.
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Aucreant
George Baer
House Painters’ Union of Workers
Chamberlain's Tablets Do Cure Chronic Constipation
The article explains chronic constipation stems from improper treatment and overuse of purgatives. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets restore normal bowel action by stimulating natural function rather than doing the work for the patient.
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Chamberlain
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