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Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

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Employers oppose rushed Shipping and Mines bills in Parliament

The New Zealand Employers' Federation committee complains to the Premier about haste in passing Shipping and Seamen, Shops and Offices, Factories, Coal Mines and Mining Act Amendments. They urge circulation and full consideration, warning the measures demand careful review or postponement to next session.

Wellington New Zealand Employers’ Federation

Liberal caucus agrees on Land Bill procedure

A Wellington Liberal party caucus lasting over two hours agreed on procedure for the Land Bill. The Premier said all members except Luke and Hore attended, with others accounted for. Parliament may finish by December 22, otherwise meet early next year to complete business.

Wellington Liberal Party Luke’ and Hore Joseph Ward

Walden Princess dies after royal career across Europe

Princess Waldemar, famed for her wit and diplomacy in Russia France and Britain, dies at Colombo after husband Prince Waldemar and three sons return from India. She belonged to the House of Orleans and was born January 13 1865. The couple had four sons and a daughter.

Per Press Association London Princess Waldempr Russia France Briain Copenhagen Waldemar House of Orleans Marie India Siam Colombo

Fire gutted factory of Fresh Food and Sea Company Grey

A fire at 3 am gutted a newly erected factory in Greymouth owned by the Fresh Food and Sea Company. Machinery damage will halt operations for weeks. No cause given. Manager and two workers had cleaned up the night before. Cream to be sent to a neighbor factory for repairs. Insurance stands at £1600 with Atlas.

Greymouth Fresh Food and Sea Company Atlas Office

Supreme Court reconsiders costs in solicitors case

In Auckland on December 7 Justice Edwards reviewed a money lending case involving Court solicitors. He said no new practice would be created and would consider costs. He did not intend to prejudice the defendants’ character, though the conduct of solicitors was examined. The judge weighed whether a Supreme Court action was justified with less than £50 at stake.

Auckland Supreme Court Justice Edwards

New Zealand Athletic Union Considers Conference Scheduling

In Dunedin on December 7 the New Zealand Athletic Union executive endorsed holding the annual conference with the championships on March 16 and 17 at Greymouth. It urged future conferences be moved to a more central location earlier in the year so new rules can apply in the current season. The League of Wheelmen agreed with minor changes and the executive urged immediate adoption pending the next conference.

Dunedin New Zealand Athletic Union Greymouth League of Wheelmen Amik Uii

Christmas Suit to Measure Offer in Ashburton Arcade

George Davies, suit specialist, promises cash only savings on tailor made suits. He touts own materials, warehouse, and staff with no debt burden, offering a full money back guarantee and two free booklets on saving money and customer opinions. Call in at the Ashburton Branch for patterns and selection.

Dominion Ashburton George Davies the Arcade

Taxpayers by incomes in 1907 08 revealed in Budget return

New Zealand income tax distribution shows 932 companies led with £8,783,921 total taxable income and £4,186,666 to the exchequer. 1,988 traders and business firms paid £87,176 tax. 1849 professionals paid £12,726. Salaried earners reported varied bands with totals up to £1,280,643 in high brackets.

Jtinance Joseph Ward Num Berless New Zealand fLauu

German and English Ship Building Compared by Professor Flamm

Professor Flamm of Charlottenburg visited English yards with students and said shipbuilding in England and Germany shows low spirits with empty slips and reduced hours. He noted warship orders totaling 223,950 tons, compares British and German outputs over three years, and said foreign navies increasingly order in England for cheaper prices and better work. He praised British workers as skilled and well trained, and warned German yards may need to modernize plant as wages rise.

Flamm Germany Technical High Charlottenburg Toupether England Tingland Great Britain Britain Lengland Flamin

Waitara Freezing Works Aim 40 Percent Output Rise

The Waitara freezing works owners expect a 40 percent increase in output this season and have prepared accordingly. Mr G P Donnelly has installed steam driven milking machines for Maori dairy herds at Waiohiki to treat 200 cows.

Waitara G. P. Donnelly Waiohiki South Australian Sunday Schools Adelaide Children’s Hospital

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