Dust Nuisance Tackled by Tar Spraying in Bristol
During a Bristol visit, insights from the Bristol Municipal Council show tar spraying on macadam roads reduces dust and improves road cleanliness. A heavy traction engine applied tar at five miles per hour, followed by sand to allow immediate use. Saving estimates reach £23 per mile after a few years, with 71 miles costing £3468 for tar treatment versus £4118 yearly for watering.
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Bristol
England
Phouis Bullock
Stil Cnmmithlee
Bideford
Wakanuia Defence Rifle Club Fourth Shield At Riverside
The Wak anui Defence Rifle Club fired its fourth shield match at Riverside on Friday. Steady wind brought an overall shooting improvement. Prizes were donated by Mr Steve Madden. Top scores posted include J. C. Sinclair 38 27 4, J Cochrane 26 29 21 9, H. Sinclair 92 25 19 18 84, P. Rickard 86 28 11 18 83.
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Wakanui Defence Rifle Club
Riverside
Steve Madden
Libel Bill Debate in Wellington House
In Wellington on December 2 the Libel Bill was discussed after return from the Legislative Council. Provisions would force defendants to prove public benefit before defence of truth, with magistrates as gatekeepers and possible appeals to Supreme Court judges. Critics warned this concentrates power and could target reputable individuals.
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Wellington
Legislative Council
Jon. J. A. Millar
Massey
Supreme Court
Rates talk in Wanganui AG 4 meeting says locals underpay
Attorney General W. Green tells ratepayers in Wan ganui that Wanganui residents enjoy extensive services for low rates. He cites roads footpaths drainage and tramways as superior to other towns and argues a rate rise may be required only if conditions change.
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Wanganui
BR. W. Green
New Zealand
Baxter's Lung Preserver Promises Quick Cure for Colds
Advertises Baxter's Lung Preserver as a fast remedy for coughs and colds across New Zealand. Claims first dose relieves soreness and inflammation and a bottle cures a cold. Promotes larger bottle at 1s 10d, larger than the smaller 7d option.
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Baxter
New Zealand
Nell Gwynne Star Delights Ashburton Audiences
Misa Nellie Stewart headlined in Sweet Nell of Old Drury at Oddfellows Hall drawing near full seating at five shillings. The cast included Harcourt Beatty as the Ring and Charles Lawrence as Jeffreys with strong support from George Thorne Jr and Madeline Meredith. A period-accurate mise en scène and costume design highlighted the late evening, with curtain falling around 11. Miss Stewart departed for Christchurch by motor-car, the company by train.
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Misa Nellie Stewart
Ashburton
Oddfellows’ Hall
Nell
Old Drury
Paul Kestor
Nel Gwynne
Charles the Second
Jeffreys
Roger Fairfax
Roger
Tandy Olivia Vernon
Lord Rochester
Fairfax
England
Nell Gwynne
Miss Stewart
Stewart
Harcourt Beatty
Ring
Charles Lawrence
Roper Fairfax
George Thorne
J. Stuart Clyde
William Ladd
Rochester
Lovelace
Clyde
Charles
Ais Lacy
Norman Campbell
W. Bastin
F. Sherwood
Gwen Burroughs
Lady Vernon
Lord Jeffreys
Madeline Meredith
Lady Castlemaine
M. H. Maltby
Duchess of Portsmouth
Tiffin
Messrs F. Pettit
Leslie Norman
Clavering
K. Benham
G. Aynsley
Christchcurch
Quantity and quality of milk in Ayrshire cattle
A Dublin Royal Society pamphlet reports Professor Wilson’s study of nearly 4,000 Ayrshire cows. He finds no link between milk yield and milk quality, with all four yield groups showing similar proportions of poor, medium, and rich milk, supporting independence of quantity and quality.
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Wilson
Royal College of Science
Dublin
Royal Dublin Society
Ayrshire Cattle Society
Ayrshire
Doan's Ointment Promises Skins Relief
An advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for skin irritation including piles eczema hives and rashes. It cites Mrs Good of Ashburton praising its soothing effect and urges readers to buy from Foster-McClellan Company 76 Pitt Street Sydney with post free options.
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Doan
Mrs Good
Cox Street
Ashburton
Foster-McClellan Company
Pitt Street
Sidney
Doan’s
Dr. Fellows
Water scarcity and diverse rural reports in Masterton district
Amid long dry spells Masterton faces limited water supply while maize sowing begins in Paliatua for autumn fodder and about 100 acres are planted in Woodville. Other items note a Parisian dinner-taster, bullock shoeing, fashion in Moe, a 95 year old Melbourne death, a Warenda wool policy, a Paris court will case, worm nests in Queensland beef, and a Wellington grant to Mrs Hunter Blair.
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Paliatua
Woodville
The
Sydney Morning Herald
Sidney Kidman
Warenda
Queensland
Hesketh Williams
New Zealand
Paris
Mme. de Rainneville
Hunter-Blair
Robert Hunter-Blair
Little Barrier Island
Hunter- Blair
Wellington
Island
Little Barrier
Amateur Cycling and Athletic Club Plans 1911 Sports Meeting
At a committee meeting of the Amateur Cycling and Athletic Club figures W. H. Amos presiding outlined a program of evening sports with trophies for each race and an aggregate trophy for four meetings. Two boys under seventeen will race 220 and 100 yards with prizes, and the club will seek a $40 yards provincial championship from the Canterbury Centre. Officials for the event were named and training notices sent to members.
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Cycling and Athletic Club
Messrs
W. H. Amos
F. Robilliard
J. T. McDonald
EB. Coker
J. R. Helem
H. Hughes
Wilkie
Culverhouse
W. Hodgkins
J. Grigg
H. Friedian
Sports Association
Canterbury
New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association
Garden party at Rakaia well attended by church community
A Thursday garden party at the Bank of New Zealand grounds in Rakaia hosted by St Mark's Church drew large crowds for a children’s cantata, games, and stalls. The event raised £85 gross to fund the Vicarage stable project, with volunteers including Messrs Coath May and Mrs Coath earning praise for venue and organization.
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St. Mark’s Church
Rakaia
Bank of New Zealand
A. W. Holmes
Art Gallery
Messrs Coath and
May
J. Davidson
Thomas Richards
Reginald Curtis
Ashburton
H. J
W. Harrison
Kingsbury, Muckle
Coath
Nee
Desirable Building Site Offered for Freehold Mortgage LEND
Property listing seeks £10,000 loan on approved freehold securities. Describes multiple blocks in Moore Street and Hobson Street areas with frontage on East Belt and Wakanui Road near the new concrete bridge. Applicants invited to apply for terms and full particulars.
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Moore Street
East Street
T.S. 14
Hobson Street
East Belt
Netherby
Wakanui Creek
Wakanui Road
Cameron Street
T. Bullock
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