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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
4
Tailor-made Suits Offer Real Individuality and Quality
Advert says tailor-made suits provide true individuality while warning against cheap factory wear. It claims our reputation excludes shoddy ready-to-wear and promotes a new summer shipment from Niettish Alifs, urging callers to visit for a full selection.
Farm Labourers Dispute Heard by Conciliation Board at Timaru
At Timaru the Conciliation Board began hearings on the agricultural labourers dispute with South Canterbury employers and workers. Witnesses criticised long hours, low wages, and poor camp conditions while noting some benefits and future bonuses. a telegram from Mr Justice Sim exempted evidence on accommodation as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru
Counciliation Board
Nature Ff
Orlowski
Remuka
Ster
Leon
Jesus
Winthia Dunn
Temuka
Justice Sim
Wellington Harbour Board staff promotions after chief resigns
Wellington Harbour Board announces staff promotions in response to Mr Ferguson's resignation. Officers promoted to acting roles for one year with three months' notice after. H F Nicholls becomes acting secretary at £650. B D Cachemaille from assistant engineer to acting engineer at £600. Y L Cachemaille from assistant secretary to acting treasurer at £200. J E Gamble from second clerk to acting assistant cashier and cashier at £300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ferguson
H. FE. Nicholls
B. D.cachemaille
Y. L. Cachemaille
Tressurer
J. E. Gamble
Ashe
Otago University Discusses Benefactions and Veterinary School
At a University Council meeting in Punadin Otago on December 2 a statement showed no list of private benefactions since 1903. Subscriptions and bequests totaled £380,620, including a £1,050 payment from the Government for the Titaning Star's floating debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punadin
University Council
Gomrees
Tivening Star
Beverley
Clifton
James Allen
Vieonancellor
St Bidley
I L. McNab
Agricultural Department
Allen
Iris
Professor Tubbs salary dispute at Auckland University
At the Auckland Supreme Court Professor Henry Arnold Talbot Tubbs sues Auckland University College Council for 700 pounds claiming wrongful action. He was appointed for five years to 1899 and remained on the original salary until 1907 when he was dismissed. the case centers on whether continued employment at the old pay implied notice on either side. Justice Denniston said a decision would follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Auckland Supreme Court
Henry ‘Arnold
Talbot Tubbs
Auckland University College Council
University College
Ceed
Tubbs
Justice Denniston
Socialism and Christianity in a 19th Century Debate
A letter to the editor argues against Blatchford and English socialism, defending Christian duty, church teaching, and social order. It cites urban poverty in New York and London, warns of atheistic critique, and urges religiously grounded reform over socialist change. The correspondent discusses wealth inequality, labor conditions, and asks whether socialism can work in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Robert Blatchford
Mallock
New York
London
Blatchford
Is Socialism Practicable to the Editor
Sir In reading Monday's Guardian I noticed a report of a meeting of the Farmers' Union wherein Mr Si] expressed mistrust of a Socialist I was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Farmers’ Union
Flowers for the Hospital Plea to Editor
A letter asks the editor to urge organizers of the rose and flower show to donate flowers for hospital patients. The writer notes nurses’ appreciation and quotes Tennyson, suggesting flowers brighten ward spirits and serve as thoughtful deeds. Bertie Crayon signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Bertie
Correction on Ashburton Sports Association status
A letter to the editor clarifies that the Ashburton St Patrick's Day Sports Association remains active and will continue operations, though it will not hold its annual sports next year. The secretary Moriarty notes the correction to last night’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton Sports Association
Ashburton St. Patrick’s Day Sports Association
Hampstead School Committee Deliberates Holidays and Measles
Hampstead School Committee discussed extending holidays to six weeks amid a measles outbreak. Attendance drops at the Hampstead school with 335 on roll and 255 average. A visiting committee was named, a grant request from Technical Classes was deferred, and the next meeting set for January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead
Messrs
W. Thompson
F. Werriman
W. DB. Beaumont
J. Johns
G. W. Andrews
J. Thompson
J. Kerr
Education Board
Ll. M. Hare
Tawcatt
J. McLeod
Rollitt
Jerriman
Kerr
Ferriman
Messrs Kerr
Johns
Technical Classes Association
Rangiora
Tinwald Domain Board Adopts Tennis Court Plan
The Tinwald Domain Board met on Saturday with members including C. Doherty and J Small. Proceedings covered road domain vesting, four new seats for the Tinwald Tennis Club, level crossing work funding, asphalt court proposal with cost estimates, grass clearance tender accepted, caretaker appointed, rates action, and accounts of £13 8s 4d approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinwald Domain
Messrs C. Doherty
James Small
J.ampton
J. Heseltine
E. Gates
County Council
Tinwald Tennis Club
Railway Department
J. A. Clothier
Reuben Carpendale
WRECK OF THE DUNDONALD DUNEDIN RELIEF VOTES FUNDS
At a Shipwreck Relief Society meeting the vote approved paying 2 pounds per seaman and 1 pound extra to each officer for the Dundonald survivors, replacing the prior emergency offer of 25 pounds.
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Dunedin
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