Private Sale in North Canterbury District Acreage Property
ACRES subdivided into 19 280 paddocks well fenced and watered first class land in general rotation of crops big UG roomed dwelling concrete foundation windmill good water supply washhouse and outbuildings including Copper and tuos Jairy Men's Hut stalled stable implement shed 40 by 14 with two large sheds looses hot string had 2 acres orchard full bearing ten minutes walk from railway siding one mile from shot Terms arranged apply to.
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Sittiog
Extensive Canterbury Farm Listings Include Dairying and Grazing Blocks
A dense list of rural properties in Waimate and surrounding districts features 6 acres with docks, 20 acres of crops, various outbuildings, and proximity to a creamery and railway. Listings cover 720 to 1980 acre farms, leasehold runs, town sections, and improvements across Ashburton to Temuka with numerous acreages and locations such as Fairlie, Geraldine, Washdyke, Temuka, and Timaru Me.
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Ashburton
Tinwald
Allenton
Fairlie
Seadown
Winchester
Kangitata
Temuakaui
Cricklewood
Geraldine
Tamuka
Washdyke
Makikihimi
Raincliffe
Opuheey
Woodside
Kangitara
Rangitara
Gersiding
Phases of the Moon for December Desember Dates
The article lists moon phases for December including First Quarter Full Moon New Moon and Apogee with approximate times. It references specific dates and times such as December 8 4.14 and 16 4g 7 kh plus 4.16 and 4.19 1159 am.
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Ephemuris Suun
Apogua
Perigos
Wool market reports strong, prices steady amid keen competition
United Press Association dispatch notes brisk wool sales with full prices recorded. Market activity remains high as buyers seek ample lots, sustaining firm values across the market.
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United Press Association
Mevtric Telegraph
Grain price quotations across nations and markets
Telegraphic market notes list evolving prices for wheat flour oats barley maize and related products in Meszzerenn and Aputatog with recent shifts from Dec 6. shows Tasmanian and New Zealand origins and broker quotations. notes values between merchants and retailers. Records several potetoes onions butter cheese and bacon price ranges alongside feed ingredients and branding.
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New Zealand
Gartons
Tasmanian
Addington Live Stock Market Report Summary
A crowded Addington sale yard yesterday saw steady general demand with store cattle and fat lambs selling near prior week prices. Fat sheep and pigs were mixed, with fat lambs firm, store sheep mixed, and notable activity in store cattle and veal calves. Prices varied by lot, with several high bids recorded for wethers, ewes, and steers.
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CuetatcHveck
Dea
Addington
Atora
Wethers
JM Grigg
Longbeach
Mrs Ross
Rakaia
Chertsay
Me W Drummond
Eyadhurst
Mes Rosa
Oakley
Las
J CN Grigg
Ashburton Lantern Election Results and Club Notes
Evening lantern slide display to announce General Election and Local Option results across Ashburton and surrounding electorates. The Hakatere Club opens new rooms in Saunders buildings with toasts and talks, while community notices include requests for netting quotations and rheumatic remedies advertisements.
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Offea River
Tha Rekaia
Ashburton
Timmins
Hacatern Ocus
Hakatere Club
Saunders
FE. Whitehouse
Hakatore Club
FR. Rudkin
Messra J
Healy
A. Thompson
Rudkin
J. Brown
Parse
P, Sullivan
Ts. Stock
B. Crowther
T. Turtill
Moriarty
Jons Ore & Co
East Street
Ashburton slander case over £2 missing money verdict
In Ashburton District Court a libel case pitted William Comber Brown and Louise Brown against Andrew Young and Mrs Young over a £2 missing sum in a kitchen. The jury found in favor of the plaintiffs awarding £50 damages plus costs totaling £11 14s 4d.
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Withaas
Brown
Freia
Charlie
Bes Brown
Tlis Brown
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Mr Brown
Mra Young
Witness
Crum
Youngs
Mr Donnelly
Oliver Gouts Liddiard
Brauchtaman
Liddiard
Mra Brown
Mrs Young
Thera
Winnoas
McConnelly
Mes Brown
Mes Donnelly
Costa
No-License Council to Help Fund Concert at Oddfellows Hall
News in Brief notes a concert at Oddfellows Hall tonight with a small admission. Borough School excursion tickets available tonight from H. M. Jones and OC. Thomas. Train departs 8 15. Boots for all at Vincents Boot Shop. Rakaia Saleyards sale tomorrow features sausage machines and sundries. Friedlander Bros Ltd to auction a whare and sundries next Saturday under Public Trustee injunctions. H. M. Jones opens new Christmas goods.
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Messrs
H. M. Jones
OC. Thomas
Universal
Rakaia
Hardy and
Friedlander Bros. Ltd
Honours and Appointments In The Foreign Ofice And Legal Posts
United Press Association reports promotions and appointments. Permanent Under Secretary at the Foreign Office is raised to the peerage. John Atkinson becomes Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, succeeding Lord Lindsay who resigns. Campbell succeeds Atkinson as Solicitor General for Ireland. Alfred Wills resigns as Justice and is made a Privy Councillor. George Sydenham Clarke, ex Governor of Victoria, awarded Grand Cross of St Michael and St George.
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Victoria
St. Michael and St. George
Reid Acquitted in Attempted Murder Trial
William Reid, a fisherman, faced charges of attempted murder and causing bodily harm to Lary Kate Donovan. The Supreme Court jury returned a verdict of not guilty after a brief retirement, and Reid was discharged.
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Aucenann
William Reid
Supreme Court
Lary Kate Donovan
Royal greeting boosts local football team's spirits
The Daily News notes that His Majesty the King met eight members of the football team at the Agricultural Hall. The King congratulated them on their success and expressed personal interest in their match reports.
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Daily News
Landowner Correspondence on Reaggregation Debate
A reader criticizes the “Landowner” correspondent for defending reaggregation of large estates without solid arguments. The writer argues farm labourers gain opportunities to acquire land, disputes the labor wage point, and suggests the correspondent consider a job as a laborer or pension. Dated December 5, 1205.
Ashburton Trotting Club Meeting Acceptances Listed
The Ashburton Trotting Club reports extensive acceptances for its Summer Meeting at the A. and P. Show grounds tomorrow. Key entries include Moorling-Hannicar, Imperial Polly, Northcote, Britannic, and Lady Criterion among many others with first race at one o'clock and rail excursion fares arranged by the Railway Department.
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Oational
Kent
Violet
Slewee
Jack
Bellona
Tracey
Farnviecp
Hanoicar
Beeness
Impatient Laa
Tracey Lovett
Imperial Polly
Northcote
Thea
Ashburton
A. and P
Railway Department
Timaru
Mount Somers
Matpax
Rellona
Farergetn
Ashburton Hanpicayp
John Brown
Victor C
Lanes’ Bracener—Mist
Black Star
Laamnon— Impatient
Ligrrret
McLean Hanpicat
Direato
Dasa
Frince Henry I
Aberfeldy
Lawsuit Over Alleged Misconduct by Christchurch Surgeon
Jessie Graham of Ohaupo Auckland sues Max Herz of Christchurch for 500 pounds general damages and 274 pounds special damages alleging unskilled treatment and negligence. She paid 30 guineas for foot straightening but lost four toes, foot gangrene, and skin grafts. A piece of flesh was removed from her calf and grafted, then removed as it decomposed. Case adjourned to Thursday.
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Supreme Court
Jessie Graham
Ohaupo
Auckland
Max Herz
Christchurch
Hart
Christcaurch
Eleatless
Laintiff
Danter
British political reshuffle signals cabinet shakeup
The court circular notes Mr Balfour's resignation accepted and King Edward’s twenty minute audience with him. Lord Lansdowne and Lord Cawdor met the king, while Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is urged to rally Liberal support. Speculation places Edward Grey or Lyttelton in the Colonial Office and other names for Foreign, War and Treasury roles.
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Sirenry Campbell- Bannerman
Sttend
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Exchequer
John Burne
Labour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Treasury
Edward Grey
Lyttelton
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War Office
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James Bryce
Herbert Gladstone
Bannerman Forms Government After Auction
After an hour long auction with King Edward Sir Bannerman agreed to form a government. He received a visit from the Duke of Devonshire. It is expected Sir Robert Reid will be Lord Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Lennon, Dee
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Bannerman
Edward
Duke of Devonshire
Robert Reid
Turbulent war updates and trade notes from December reports
Foreign operations report that French marines seized Lemnos near the Dardanelles as tensions rise. A French veterinary trial claims Behring's bovine tuberculosis prophylactic is fully effective. The Penny Post extension links Britain Egypt and the Sudan from December 15. The Prince of Wales visits Khyber Pass with Afridi guard amid German press critique of Britain. American cotton crop estimated at 10,167,818 bales.
Reform agitation in Russia sparks warnings and strikes
The report notes Moscow house porters striking over police ser vants status amid widespread anti Semitic massacres in 130 localities. Father Gapon warns extremists risk political miscalculation as revolutionary fervor grows but cautious leadership is urged to prevent masses from joining reactionary forces. The Kiev outbreak is linked to brutal command conduct.
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Kieff
Mutiny Rumors Hit Kishineff as Security Falls
Reports from Kishineff say the 33rd Artillery Brigade shows signs of mutiny amid serious disturbances. London and Berlin markets react to large Russian security sales causing sharp drops with a brief recovery thereafter.
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St Percnssure
Kishinef
Mourning in New York for Massacred Jews
A large mournful procession in New York honors Jewish victims widely described as mass killings. Participants wore somber attire, carried banners, Baude played funeral music, and synagogue choirs sang dirges along the east side of the street.
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New York
Baude
The Czar's Probable Flight Indicated Turmoil in Russia
Telegrams report critical conditions across Russia with a German squadron presence in the Baltic seen as signaling the Czar's likely flight. Peasant uprisings erupt nationwide, a prison revolt burns buildings, and mutineers clash with regulars near Voronezh injuring and capturing some, while many escape.
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St Petersburg
Voronezh
France Defends Russia Policy In Parliament
Paris replies to Socialist deputies insisting France sides with the Russian revolutions, with Paris stating the nation will remain faithful to its ally Russia and not interfere in Russia’s home policy. The chamber approved the stance by a show of hands.
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Dee & M. Rouvier
France
Russia
Universal Suffrage Scheme and Manchurian Disturbances
Reports describe peasants in several provinces killing cattle and burning crops to intimidate landlords, while a plan for universal suffrage is presented to ministers. Harbin soldiers seize food and kill regimental leaders, Sevastopol mutineers face court martial, and a New York procession features Labour and revolutionary groups.
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Panis
Doe
Figaro
St Petersburg
Count da Witte
Staneray Dee Pekin
Harbin
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Sevastopol
Admiralty Upholds Vladivostock Ruling in Knight Commander Case
The Admiralty Court upheld the Vladivostock Prize Court decision that the British steamer Knight Commander sank as contraband. The ruling follows the inquiry into the vessel sunk by Russians and reflects the ongoing wartime legal determinations.
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Admiralty Court
Vladivoostock
Knight Commander
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