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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills in a familiar amber bottle kept at home. It links symptoms like constipation and headaches to stomach disorder and argues the pills offer a safe, reliable remedy to prevent doctor visits. The tone urges households to self treat quickly with this product.
Southee of New South Wales has been awarded a Rugby blue for Oxford and will play wing threequarter against Cambridge. The decision was announced in London on December 3 by the press association.
London dispatch reports the proceeds of the next Whitsun tide match at Lord's will be allocated to the benefit of Tarrant. The note was received on December 4 at 13.20 am.
Wellington December 3 Parliament met at 2 30 p m to read two bills second time pro forma and refer them to the Statutes Revision Committee. With many members away at Auckland the Council did not tackle Orders of the Day and adjourned at 3 93 p m. Hon F H Belt urged there was no reason to avoid adjournment to Saturday week.
The House met at 2:30 p.m. and the Prime Minister gave notice to introduce the Labour Disputes Investigation Bill. The Apiaries Act Amendment Bill was introduced. Massey indicated he would not proceed with it this session. The Education Committee reported its findings and Allen said he would study them with legislation likely next session. Superannuation will be addressed separately from the Education Bill.
The turf notes high priced horses: Golt sold for 3100 pounds. The Duke of Devonshire sold ten mares for 20040 guineas and four foals for 6560 pounds. Included is 3100 paid for a Bayardo Cheshire bay colt foal, a record price for a foal.
The American athletic team arrived by the Tahiti from San Francisco. Four members are Templeton of Stanford holder of the world 75 yards hurdles record, Power of Boston mile time near 4 184 5, Caughey Pacific Coast youth champion, and Parker of Stockton replacing Rossenberger. Major Piexott leads the squad to be welcomed this afternoon.
In Christchurch Herbert Jarvis is charged with stealing 24 sheep valued at £34 between September 25 and November 20 in Yaldhurst. Key witnesses include auctioneer Charles Johnston who saw the flock shorn and branded sheep identified as Hunt's. Hunt stated he missed 39 sheep. 24 fleeces are linked to him. Evidence names disrupted brands and mutilated earmarks. Jarvis pleads not guilty and faces trial for additional November 1 thefts at Yaldhurst.
Detectives arrested a man in Auckland named Watson who is believed to be Feilding solicitor Oliver Noel Gillespie missing since June. He allegedly received 1700 pounds on behalf of James Vile's estate on June 1 and did not account for it. He planned to return to New Zealand to explain the transaction.
In Sydney on December 3 nine smallpox cases were reported in the Leichhardt suburb including a father, mother, and seven children. The outbreak is being tracked by local authorities as health officials respond with containment measures and public warnings.
The Invincible Swift claims multiple records including world fastest runner and top racing honors. Lewis, George Wallace, Harry Gibson, and A. George reported as winners of major championships and speed events. Dealers invite racing men to swap old mounts for Swift units with £1 deposit and five shillings weekly payments.
A full evening at His Majesty's Theatre features Wild Animals at Large as the main attraction with Diamonds in Brazil from Gaumont education, The Love of the Chrysanthemum, Sightseeing in Japan, The Ferret, Pathe Gazette, The Christian, One Round O’Brien's Plantation and Entertaining Uncle.
Mrs Cecilia Coyne of Wellington Street East Perth narrates cold chest ailments and failing remedies until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy improves her health after two bottles. She urges having it at home. Sold by chemists and share brokers.
The weekly gathering of the Star of the East of the 1.0.G.T. last evening, led by C.T. Bro. A. Moore, conducted routine business, held a Dutch auction, and enjoyed parlour games before closing in the customary way.
Local fishermen report several large sharks near Escape Reef according to the Western Star. An effort to capture one is underway and a steel hook with a swivel end has been crafted by a Riverton resident for exhibition on regatta day.
Mrs Alice Morrison of Fitzgerald Street Perth recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children who suffer from difficult breathing and sleepless nights during colds. She says a dose calms a slight cold and calms breathing and reports good results from chemists and storekeepers.
Ashburton visitors can take away small souvenirs featuring the Domain Lakes Tennis Courts English Church Post Office East Street Ashburton Bridge Railway Station and more. Prices range from 11 to 25 ed each with inspection invited.
A newly opened display features Foley China with a wide range of shapes and exquisite coloring and design. The quality is described as among the finest, highlighting craftsmanship and decorative patterns.
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