Prices ruling on cattle and sheep in New Zealand market
Second Edition notes prices for Orkas rad wethere and maiden ewes across Canterbury Dunedin Southland and North Island with Canterbury prime lambs 6d fair average and NZ beef 180 to 220 pounds. Demand at the hide stands low with most offerings withdrawn as Lieborg's Extract Company buys North Queensland Meat Export Works at Alligator Creek Queensl and.
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Moon
Canterbury
Dunedin
Southland
North Island
Wellington
New Zealand
Lieborg’s Extract Company
North Queensland Meat Export Competra
Alligator Creek
Queensand
Ashburton Grain Market Prices From Ashburton Agency
The Ashburton Agency of the New Zealand Farmers Cooperative Association lists current farm prices in Ashburton for December 900 c Wheat various grades including Prime milling Pearl Tuscan and Danish, Barley Malting and Pons Parbridge, Chaff Good, and Gra na Seed Qld pasture. Prices shown are the current rates paid to farmers on tracks at Ashburton.
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Ashburton
New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Hunter's
Ashburton Stock Market at Tinwald Yards Auction
The weekly stock sale at Tinwald yards drew fair attendance with small cattle numbers but improved sheep entries. Fat cows sold to £9 6d, £6, and £7 6d. steers and dairy cows showed solid prices. Sheep fetched high rates in both the buyers’ pen and shop lines, with crossbred and merino offerings around 8s to 15s 6d per head and notable lambs, ewes, and wether lots selling for elevated figures.
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Tinwald
Cales
Measts Thomas
Batchera
Pena
Atore
Mosses Friedlander Bronsold
Awea
Merino Ewes
Barmera’ Cooperative Association
J. Thomas
Friedlander Bros
Farmere’ Co.operative Association
D Thomas
EW Haemer
Livestock and Market Prices Report From London
Frezan mutton prices are firmer with prime New Zealand crossbred at 434 to 444 per lb. Stocks are very small. prime lamb at 6d to 63d per lb. Beef prices slightly firmer. Historian prime factory butter quoted at 110e to 1128 per pound. Leather and basil are in fair demand and prices maintained.
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London
New Zealand
Oaxter Waket Hall Pensioner Weddings at Tinwald and Granville
The notice reports two marriage announcements from 1900. Hersert Roxer Oaxney, son of the late John Oakley of Halkett, marries CarlEesine Wakeham of Tinwald at the Presbyterian Church Tinwald. A second wedding, ALIRup Clark, son of the late Gao Clark of Christchurch, marries ANNIZ Katenegw of Tinwald at Granville New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaxter-Waket Hall
Presbyterian Church
Tinwald
EB Inglis
Hersert Roxer Oaxney
John Oakley
Halkett
CarlEesine
Thos Wakeham
Craix-Dyata
Granville
New South Wales
Alirup Clark
Ate Gao
Clark
Christchurc
Anniz Katenegw
Joseph Clark
Tinwal
Government calls tenders for New Zealand to South Africa steam service
A telegram Reports the government will invite tenders for a subsidized steam service between New Zealand and South Africa. Vessels must carry 4000 tons of cargo and include freezing chambers. Public meetings in Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru show strong interest in these trade ties amidst questions of state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
South Africa
Dunedin
Oamaru
Canterbury Farmers’ Association
Timaru
NZ urged to study SA trade before subsidising steamers
The article argues New Zealand should not commit to subsidising a South Africa trade line without better prospects data. It notes mining demand, Africa’s wartime price conditions, and potential early footing to gain a return through export of NZ produce while acknowledging uncertainties and distance versus Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Hoane
Crown Roller Milly
Dunedin
Atlas Milling Company
Timaru
Timara
South Africa
Australia
Cape Colony
Natal
Europe
America
Johannesberg
Australasian
Proap
Africa
Local News Roundup From Rakais To Otira Railway
In Rakais, Constable Stantey is about and Tom Assaunt is noted on 4 CanMay. James Gatherer faces a diami sed charge for sassulling cabman John Howerd in Christchurch. Queensland plans to admit more free immigrants amid colony troubles. Timber exports to Melbourne boost butter box production. A theft at the Wiagatui race course leads to a haul by an assailant. Emila Zols weighs in on sports for women. Ritchie’s speech reported. Magistrates convict a first offender for drunken disturbance. Westport and Greymouth coal shipments listed with company totals. Kruger memorabilia fetched high prices at auction. A staff shortage prompts apologies in the Himateys Chronicle. An Odessa sect advocates idleness. Melevantohina sect rejects work. Midland railway tunnel to Otira passes. seven-year build period foreseen. An eel tale from Mataura Ensign notes a living elf found in a stump near a dry creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Stantey
Rakais
Tom Assaunt
CanMay
James Gatherer
Sassulling
John Howerd
Cabman
Christchurch
Diami
Queensland
Borreg
Aswmililer Ab Danevirke
Melbourne
Ona
Emila Zols
Hono't Ritchie
Board of Trade
Tunbridge
Otago
Merare K Alcorn
W A Rute
Westport
Westport Coal Company
Westport Co-operative Company
Greymouth
Blackball Coal Company
Bronner Company
Kruger
Steven
Campelge
Midland Railway
Goat Creek
Otira
Bia
Gores
False Wool Packing Exposed After Sale
False packing of wool emerged as buyers sifted bales after the sale. Inferior, coarse wool was found amid well presented lots, leading to rejection of the bulk. A dairy farm cost analysis from Taranaki has a 100 acre farm with 2 cows and various outlays totaling £1200, producing a net annual profit of £153 after costs.
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Taranaki
Oamaru
Mies Stanley
Batone
Soppinas
Christchurch
Canterbury Patriotic Fund
New Zealand
Asaya
Canterbury
Shoormse Matco
Ashburton Mounted Rifles
Ashburton Guards
G A M Buckley
A A Fooka
T F Gibson
G Morrison
Jones
Stewart
Potbaenl Ironside
Clark
Willoughby
McConnell
Grange
Mahoney
Brey
Moore
Thomson
Captain Sparrow
Star of Ashburton Lodge
A.D Rro
Mareden D.P
North Island
Tosulbadan
Bro Kennedy
Bro Bunnell
Bro
Stephensons
Bro Shrimpton
A.b’s
Bros Crooks and Stock
Bron
KR Marsden
D.P
T Crooks
Marsden
J.P
Gobbe
Kruger interview fuels Boer campaign in Cologne report
Belgian rep cites Kruger remarks praising Kaiser backed effort in London and Cologne. English papers describe the Kaiser’s frank course as aiding the Boers while denouncing it as oppressive. The Times notes the Kaiser’s move unsettles French Nationalists and Rousseau’s policy implications.
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United Press Association
Electsle Telegraph
Bertin
Kruger
Cologne
Lonpox
Couras
Kaiser
Times
France
Maldeck Rousseau
Crisis in China reports Kalgan defeat and executions
United Press digest notes Kalgan expedition reversal with Germans cut off and Count Yorek killed by coal fumes. It also reports Li Hung Chang learning the court will execute Yu-shien, and Jesuit astronomical instruments removed from Pekin amid vandalism fears and export to Paris and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakapuake
Hore Kowa
Kalgan
Count Yorek
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Paris
Berlin
Parle Aucvtras Warns of Possible Breakup of China
A remark foresees a feared outcome as powers aim to preserve balance yet may end by partitioning the Chinese Empire, an action that would disrupt European equilibrium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle Aucvtras
Sudden Death in the Pulpit at Denniston
The Rev J M Bourne, a Primitive Methodist minister, collapsed in the pulpit Sunday evening and died of heart disease. He had served in Canterbury and Hunterville and was to deliver an in memoriam sermon for Mrs Barton, a hospital patient found dead from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosted Prew Association
Elactric
J M Bourne
Denniston
Canterbury
Hunterville
Mra Barton
Mounted Troops Pursuing Boers as New Zealanders Shine
United Press reports from London on December 2 say General Baden Powell resumes authority and Kitchener drafts horses to mount irregulars. In Worcester Afrikander Conference protests rise against Australian troops. Next of kin to South African campaign dead will receive war medals. At Reitfontein General Paget surrounds the enemy, repulses a night attack, then resumes pursuit. New Zealanders display gallantry but lose five of six officers.
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United Press Association
Hirobric Telegraph
Loxpon
Baden Powell
Lord Kitchener
Worcester
War Office
Oxseu
Loxpoy
Dee
Reitfontein
Bronkhorst Spruit
Paget
Outbreak of Ruffianish in London Spreads Terror
London reports describe gangs called Hooliganiam roaming Whitechapel and surrounding districts. A man was stabbed a woman shot and a policeman killed amid widespread unprovoked assaults. Police faced rough handling as the ruffians terrorize Hoxton Whitechapel and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitechapel
Hoxton
Borough
Naw Cut
Euston
Kentish Town
Sydney
New South Wales
Coldstream Road Board Holds Regular Meeting
The Coldstream Road Board met with chairman KH Dobson and members J Stud helme E G Wright W With and D Miller. They discussed land revenue payments, a 28 degree railway deviation at lot 7, potential surveys on the direct road to Ealtog Meners Hanmer and Bridge, outstanding rates, subsidy advances, a bank overdraft confirmation, and a request for three chains of ditch work on Waipuna road. Accounts totaling £124 were approved and the board adjourned to the first Monday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldstream Road Board
Messrs
KH Dobson
J Studhelme
E G Wright
W With
D Miller
Dietrich Engineer of Railways
Ealtog
Meners Hanmer
Bridge
Bates
Wiscrllaneous
Mr Witle
Waipuna Road
Lord Roberts Praises New Zealand Soldiers at Ladysmith
A cable from Ladysmith dated 2nd nat. reports Lord Roberts commending New Zealand troops under General Paget for gallantry in action. Fire officers were wounded and Captain Crawshaw and Captain Chaytor are singled out for praise. The Governor seeks reports on wounded and overall progress. New Zealand may be proud of these men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmaton
Lord Roberts
Ladysmith
Lord Kitchener
General Paget
Chaytor
New Zealand
Drowned at Waihi and court actions in Wellington
Waihi constable reports fisherman Antony Rasora drowned after a boat capsized near the landing. Miss McLean was rescued. In Wellington Supreme Court, George Howison v Thomas Shute saw damages for defamation awarded to Howison. Other items cover training contingents, plumbers’ associations, cycling clubs, and union conciliation cases.
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Wellington
Thomas Shute
Caihope
Costa Ay
Mount Qook
Penton
Loveday
Sydney
Monowsi
Maeter Plumberstorday
J. W. Swales
9. Angett
Melbourne
M National Association of Plumbers
New Zealand
Supreme Court
Wybertus
Mary Henderson
Mary Leke
Deo
League of Wheelman
K Lewie
North Canterbury
Karengahake
Auckland
Otago
H Y Cameron
Dannevirke Cycling Club
Caledonian Society
Dannevirke Athletic and
Christchurch
Rubberland
Paris
Obege Metalworkers Resistants Union
Southland
Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders Union
Searle
Weaver
Waterloo
Caversham
Funds of the Empire League distribute aid across dominions
The Empire League allocates funds for widows and children of colonial forces and disabled. NSW receives £350, Victoria £200, Queensland £200, New Zealand £200, South Australia £100, Western Australia £100, Tasmania £60. Rand Rifles unit formed at Johannesburg for British workers of specific ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Empire League
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
New Zealand
South Australis
Western Australis
Tasmania
Rand Rifles
Johannesburg
Harlech Castle Troopers Return Reception Planned
The mayor calls a public meeting for Wednesday evening to plan a fitting welcome for the Harlech Castle Troopers and officers returning. Elaborate programmes will be submitted to the committee. The Otago Patriotic Committee has assisted troopers and families and has engaged Mr Shields in Melbourne to coordinate Otago and Southland men aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonepin
Harlech Castle
Otago Patriotic Committee
Shields
Melbourne
Otago
Fouthland
Letter from the Front Describes Railway Advance and Hardship
A letter by M O'Brien, formerly a Bloemfontein railway staffer and now chief clerk in Pretoria Imperial Military Railways, recounts a Bloemfontein to Johannesburg advance with giddy marches, scarce rations, destroyed bridges, and constant Boer resistance. He notes Ollivier's retreat toward Bethlehem Hills, Hunter's Column and transports behind, a captured train at Honlogepruif, and a bleak landscape of skeletal transport animals and ruined stations.
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M. O'Brien
Imperial Military Railways
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
Bob
Royal Engineers
Brabant
Ollivier
Bethlehem Hills
Hunter
Purmit
Honlogepruif
de Wet
Veljoena Drifh
Weat
Lancashires
Kopjes
Vereeniging
Johannesburg
The Ophir's Royal Yacht Visit
The Ophir to be crewed by naval and mercantile band with gunner boatswain and carpenter. The vessel will be treated as a royal yacht from the service at andpoint.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Loxpox
Ophir
Naval and Mercantile Bande
Weather bulletin signals gale and rain likely
A forecast from Wratuan Fonrmonet and Edwin warns of a northwest to southwest gale in the near hours with indications of rain. Strong winds may affect coastal and inland areas as a weather system moves through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wratuan
Ospiain
Edwin Wires
Ain
Women Missionaries Under Fire In 19th Century Debate
A letter discusses Julian Ralph's claim that irritation toward China began with missionaries. It questions preexisting anti foreign sentiment, cites 16th and 17th century conflicts, and argues mission women are unfairly blamed. The writer, Marswatt Broowarn, defends missionaries based on nine years in inland China and letters from 1886 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Ralph
Morricon
China
Juliana Ralph
Thomas Pirez
East India Company
Fére Premare
Mierule
Julise Ralph
Dreas
Hill
Klasing
Far East
Marswatt Broowarn
Noxious weed alert teasel found near Waterton domain
A gentleman near Waterton found a plant resembling Fuller's thistle in Rahbdurton county. It is described as a teasel with triangular fleshy stems and prickles shorter than California thistle. It harms crops and should be destroyed by mowing to prevent seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton
Rahbdurton
England
Untitled World notices and maritime report fragment
A fishing boat tows the grounded Lundner Nerrang near Tweed Heads after a breakdown off Cape Moreton. Narribri suffers near total destruction from a tornado with 250 miles northwest damaged. Alameda sails to San Francisco with £200,000 of apeaia amid tropical turmoil. Legal cases include Coningham divorce proceedings and adultery allegations. Political reshuffles report reelections of Sir George Tunner and Jeanes. A cabinet apology is noted for a shattered British Qonanlate window. Filipino surrender near Vigan marked by Amoerloang forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electria Telegraph
Sydney
Cape Moreton
Lundner Nerrang
Taku
Tweed Heads
Narribri
Alameda
San Francisco
Auckland
Coningham
de O’haran
Q Coningham
Abigail
Avokland Declares Complex Handicaps For Races
Avokland declares handicaps for a racing program including Waininatoy Orr at 650 sava and a mile and a half advance. We see weights such as 10lb for Sorene Cat and 8b for Fulmen Sst, with additional assignments to many entrants like Renown Sst and Paladin Zab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph _AVOKLAND
Evett Hae
Waininatoy Orr
Strathnalrn
Coeur ‘de Lion
Misa. Delavar
Ideat
Djia Djn
Battleaxe
Dundas
Paladin
Matoroa
Ureuls
Pater
Palavar
Canois
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Asle Ab
Brown and Son's Siding
Addington
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N.zi Shipping Co
Whursday
Rifdlander Bros, Ltd
St. Delphic
VAL & Toohon Laces
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Dget
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Bntranes
Thomas’ New Auction Mart
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Farmers’ Co-Operativ Adromation OF Canterbury
Rakola
Eyse
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Droma
F. Gibbon
George H. Cary
Gedte
Washington
Chamberlain
Ashburton Drug Company
Jubilee
Ephemeris
AM. Rison
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Expres
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Punedin
Myssif
J Goldamith
van Etten
Asbourton
Samoa
Hawaii
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United States
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South America
Teneriffe
BP Wm
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Imoke
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Coldstrean Road Board
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