Private Sale of 28 Acre Farm with Dwellings and Stables
For Private Sale 28 acres subdivided into 13 paddocks well fenced and watered first class land in rotation of crops and grass. 6 room dwelling concrete foundation eraced years ago windmill watchhouse copper tabs dairy mans hut 4 stalled stable and loose box implement shed 40 by 14 with two horse stalls 2 acres orchard full bearing ten minutes from railway one mile from aheol terms arranged A real good property Apply to BR Y FERGUSON Land and Estates Agent
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Aheol
Property listing near creamery with multiple improvements
A detailed land notice describes 6 acres in five blocks with an ecrea crop area, pasture, a seven room dwelling, large rooms, trap and chair houses, cow shed and piggeries. Close to a creamery and good wheat land or a dairy farm, 16 minutes from the railway, well watered with gentle slopes. Apply to R Ferguson, land and estate agent.
Farm Property with Docks and Buildings Near Christchurch
WS ACBE subdivided into 15 pad docks sits fenced and watered on 170 acres in Oats 80 acres in Rape and Grass 60 acres for turnips balance forSyrold Grass young grass 10 room dwelling bathroom scullery and modern conveniences stable grain store and other buildings dwelling erected cost 760 pounds handy to rail and school within 12 miles of Christchurch.
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Christchurch
Acre Farm For Sale With Wheat Cropping And Grains
Be ACRE FARM consisting of 30 acres in Wheat with the rest in Grass, 9 paddocks well watered and fenced. Includes 6 room dwelling hut shed and outbuildings. Located near railway station and school. Valuation crop and vendor harvest optional. £12 per acre with easy terms.
Subdivided 388 Acre Farm With Docks and Buildings
388 acres subdivided into seven parcels with docks and a first-class six-room dwelling. Includes stables and a dairy in good order. Located seven miles from the railway, near a school and post office. General rotation of crops and grass.
LiggG Acres Offers Varied Farm For Sale
Large farm listing describes 140 acres oats 62 acres rape and grass 100 acres turnips and English grass and clover on remainder. Includes 4 room dwelling stable sheep yard and 10 pad docks with easy terms offered.
Ashbuce ton and nearby properties seek inspection orders
A historical notice announces full particulars and arrangements to inspect an application concerning grazing lands and dwelling properties in Ashbuce ton Geraldine and Yemuka. The document outlines ownership sections and proposed arrangements for review.
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Ashbuceton
Geraldine
Ephemeris Sun Rise Set and Moon Phases December
Ephemeris data lists sunrise and sunset times for December with phases of the Moon. It notes First Quarter on the 4th, Full Moon on the 12th, Last Quarter on the 19th, and New Moon on the 26th with times and related metrics.
Ashoudor Guardian Maana Ner Varrras at PRavanssit
Weather forecast reports strong winds to gale from north west and west with rain probable. River reports note discolored Rakaia and dirty Ashburton upper Rangitate while Opihi runs clear. Timaru picnic events planned for January 25 and February 22 with local school excursion details and rifle meeting notice.
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Edwin Wires
Post Office
Tha Rakaia
Ashburton
Timara Friendly Societies
Tha Temuka District High School
Ashburton Cath Cycling and Athletic Club Opens in Rain
The inaugural Ashburton Cath Cycling and Athletic Club event at Domain faced a thunderstorm and heavy rain. Despite delays and wet conditions, officials ran several minor events including Musical Chairs and a trick cycling exhibition, with results from half mile and 120 yard hurdles races, a visitors handicap, and a bicycle race.
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Ashburton Cath Cycling and Athletic Club
Vhuradsy
Tha
Sotomitos
Moora
Sheda
Fortuge
Anderson
Timms
Ser
Downie
Jme
Sac
Priza
Sagond
J. McTigue
J. Hasly
J. Gilmour
McTizan
Gilmour
Gilmour Lllyds
W. McColl
Hyde
W. Henderson
Ilyds
McColl
K. Purse
P. Healy
Tima
W.F. Moore
E. Baker
N Fitzgerald
Childs
Simpson
Fitzgerald
Irmin
C. E. Baker
A Morey
H Johnaten
Johnston
Baker
Gsac
Christchurch
Federal Constitution Defence Association forms in Sydney
Tomorrow marks Canterbury's founding anniversary as four ships arrived December 16 1850. Miss F Y Pant plans a pupil print exhibit in Tancred Street rooms. Morera Friedlander Broa Ltd sells Australian Birds at West Street sale rooms tomorrow at 1 30 p m. E F Hughes lists orders for new potatoes and green peas for Christmas. Trout salads and strawberries and cream offered despite stock limits. Mosars Moriarty Bros Tancred Street host a 14 day clearing sale of furniture and goods. Oamaru Mail reports a £5000 hotel offer declined with another £2000 sought. Christchurch poll on the 6th had many informal papers with lines such as None of them any good. All after the money.
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Sydney
Toomorrow
Canterbury
F. Y. Pant
Tancred Street
Morera Friedlander Broa, Ltd
West Street
E. F
Christchurch
Ashburton Howling Club Rinks Lose to Christchurch 60 42
Ashburton team visited Christchurch for A Pennant matches and were defeated 60 to 42 on the Christchurch green. Rink results show Christchurch wins in all three segments with scores 19 15, 10 17, and 23 10. A planned match with Canterbury at Cashel Street was abandoned due to rain after one head.
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Ashburton Howling
Christchurch
Canterbury
Scrivenor
D. Thomas
Gorney
L. Wood
Ashburton
Stewart
J. Lane
Hunter
Dodds
Money
J. Chapman
Johnson
W. A. McDougall
Donahire
Hounington
Hart
Snodgrass
Mingon
Jopnt
Bishop
W. Harnoté
Manchester
Craighead
Harman
Cashel Street Green
Jon Oze & Co Annual Sale of Household Goods
A listing from Jon Oze & Co highlights low prices on Rubber Hot Water Bottles Horse Clip pers Hovea Covers Guns and Ammunition Kerosene Heating Stoves Hanging and Table Lamps as part of an annual sale of household goods.
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Hovea
Jon Oze & Co
Burglary spree targets Lough and Stewart homes
Two daylight burglaries occurred Wednesday at the premises of H W Lough and J Clair with jewellery stolen. John Stewart’s city home was entered and a watch and chain taken. Frank Horne was arrested while trying to sell broken jewellery. Stewart’s watch and Albert chain mounts were found on him. He claims to be 26 and recently from America arriving on the Matena.
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Arne
America
Hare
Lyttelton
Home Rule Speech Urges United Irish Pledge to Parliament
Mr John Redmond spoke in Belfast urging unity to pass Home Rule. He said Protestant rights would be protected and stressed the need for a united pledge from the Irish party before sending representatives to Parliament.
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London
Dac
John Redmond
Belfast
Zealand
Chinese Students in Japan vote to return amid protests
About 2,000 Chinese students in Japanese colleges began returning home after protests against restrictions. Germany discusses funds for overseas wars and dispatches 700 reinforcements to Southwest Asia. Ottawa reports limited support for Churchill’s colonial undersecretary appointment.
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Japan
Toxio
Deo
Acquittals and trials mark Melbourne court returns
United Press reports Grant Hervey was acquitted of attempting to shoot actor Walter Baker. The Howie case for shooting Mrs Wortley at Glenelg ended with the prisoner declared insane. A fatal family quarrel in South Yarra saw Arthur fatally stab his mother. Rail and timber sectors note mixed news with coal prices debated and an improving timber outlook despite a subdued year.
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Melbourne
Grant Hervey
Walter Baker
Howie
South Yarra
Arthur
Anti-Trust Bill Debate Targets Trust Powers
Mr Cook urged delaying the Anti-Trust Bill arguing it affects Australia's trade. He warned the bill would deem trusts unfair only after proof and would enable government overreach. Critics say it aims to up prices and impose socialist control, prompting calls for a High Court rather than a parliamentary board. The bill was read a second time amid looming committee battle.
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Melbourne
Cook
Australia
Chinese boycott disrupts Singapore steamer repairs
Dock hands at Singapore refuse to repair a Standard Oil steamer amid a boycott of American goods. After Mr Barnes, Protector of the Chinese, threatens deportation, workers return. In Shanghai the Taotai refuses to reopen the mixed court unless the British assessor is removed, saying China will push for greater settlement authority.
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Stnnarore
Goode
Chinesa
Handa
Singapore
Standard Oil Company
Barnes
Sxanaral
Taotai
Shanghai
Imperial Council proposal amid colonial conference delays
Mr Lyttelton told agents he urged postponement of the Colonial Conferences because Australia and New Zealand would skip if held after April. He noted on November 20 that the Government planned to resign, limiting time for arrangements. He said the Imperial Council idea was not a substitute for Chamberlain's tariff proposal.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Lennon
Lyttelton
Australia
New Zealand
Imperial Council
Chamberlain
Watsons Opinion on Anti-Trust Bill Debate
Mr Watson argues the Anti-Trust Bill aims to curb vast power in few hands and combat shipping rebates. He urges longer public consideration, opposes appointing a lesser board, and calls for action against the Tobstep and Sugar companies with a six month harvest delay and recess review.
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Melbourne
Watson
Australia
Tobstep Company
Sugar Company
Executions in custody scandal mar scaffold incident
Murderers Espada Marques and another were hanged for Liebglib’s murder. Hagen died protesting innocence. Espada confessed and clung to the rope as the bolt failed and Chief Warder Webster fell injured. All convicts died instantly. Webster hospitalized from head injuries.
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United Presa Association
Mastin Volegraph
Perix
Hagen
Espade
Marques
Liebglib
Espada
Warder
Webster
Anti-Trust Bill Postponed and Site Bill Introduced
In committee on the Anti-Trust Bill Mr Storrer moved postponement to allow broader consideration. Mr Deakin opposed. Postponement adopted and Deakin said it would be the first measure next session. A Federal Capital Site Bill was introduced seeking a Calgary area site and 90 square miles with sea access. Compensation capped at land value as of January.
Rheumo Cure Touted By Sufferers In Vivid Letters
An alleged Rheumo testimonial claims relief from rheumatism in the shoulder after three weeks use with a bottle cure. The letter from F W Burgess praises no recurrence for six months. Advertisement notes Rheumo treats gout sciatica lumbago gravel and related pains sold at 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle via chemists and stores.
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F W Burgess
Reform agitation in Russia stirs broad crackdown and unrest
About twelve thousand Cossacks are sent to Baltic provinces as a Governor General is to be appointed with plenary powers. Rioters clash with factory workers armed with revolvers and iron bars injuring many. Moscow railway workers threaten mail transport over punitive actions. A Warsaw pinning mill owner is murdered amid terrorist activity. Two St Petersburg banks and one Moscow bank suspend payments.
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United Froas Association
Uy Micctria
Peterspore
Baltic
Chacel
Railway Men's Union
Moscow
Warsaw
St Petersburg
Witte Affirms Army Loyalty and Russia’s Finances
Count Witte told the Daily Telegraph that the army would stay absolutely loyal to the Czar despite unrest. He said socialists and anarchists might sway some officers, but no major faction could be turned. He asserted Russia could meet its obligations, with sovereign securities safe, and planned to remain at his post despite ill health.
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Loynon
Count Witte
Telegraph
Socialiata
Anarchista
Russia
Horders
Growing Troop Unrest Ripples Across Key Regions
Reports from December show troops in Orel Taskand and Kurat pledging to side with Sosialiets amid Beal Struggle with the Government aging. Four Kazam regiments mutinied, Odessa garrison demands immediate discharge and ten pounds each. In Moscow, soldiers attended a revolutionary meeting and joined a workers procession.
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Sr. Perzrspure
Orel
Taskand
Kurat
Sosialiets
Hy Beal
Kazam District
Kelee
Odessa
Moscow
Baltic Provokes Local Republic Forms Amid Civil Turmoil
From Kishnieff and Odoesea troops refuse to fire as rioters and frontier peasants clash. Lettish population in the Baltic Provinces forms a local republic with officials and armed forces enforcing burials, pillage, and executions. Barons pastors and government officials resisting are slain. Strikers in Petersburg cut the northern cable.
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St. Perzxssuga
Kishnieff
Odoesea
Baltic
Petersburg
Draft law approved on strikers by Hmpira Council
A digest from St Petersourne dated December 14 notes the Hmpira Council approved a draft law concerning strikers. London reports the Times claims a rumor in St Petersburg that the Czar ordered Count Ionatios arrest for a dictatorship plot, with Count Witte allegedly exposing it.
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St Petersourne
Council of the
Hmpira
London
Times
St. Petersburg
Count Ionatio
Witte
Campbell Bannerman Pledges Action On Unemployed Evils
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman promised sympathetic consideration to the unemployed and a study to find causes and prevent recurrence. Mr John Burns pledged to use limited departmental powers to act within his remit.
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United Press Association
Flosters Telegraph
Lonpoy
Dea
Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman
John Burns
Mr Seddon's Victory
London papers praise the Seddon Government as a foregone conclusion in New Zealand prosperity. The Morning Post says the constructive leader outperforms rivals and holds the heart of the nation. The Standard notes predictions of a short tenure proved wrong. Westminster Gazette calls the record remarkable. Daily Chronicle expects new experiments from Seddon.
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Wentineron
London
Seddon
Morning Post
New Zealand
Standard
Westminister Gazette
Daily Chronicle
A Most Honourable Distinction in Medical Review Adverts
An advertorial listing SanpeR and Sons Eucanrery EzTenor as reliable and superior to rivals. It praises mouthwash use for dental decay prevention and fever protection, nasal and throat relief via steam inhalation, and internal dosing for diarrhea and kidney diseases. It claims rapid wound healing when applied topically.
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Western Medical Review
Sanper and Sons
Sander
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North Canterbury
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Waimate District
R. ¥. Ferguson
Febousse
Suraction & Macvanmat Dentist
Burnett Street
Havelsck
F. AH. Vincent
I, Young
Santy and
Dunstan
Wills Street
Oddfellows’ Hall
Puouvi
A. Wilkuee
Willk Street
Hast
Oddfellows
Hell
Phoenix
J. J. Myers
Rattwar
R. D. Johnston
Amas
Ars
Fia
Hallenstein Bros. & CO
ESVS
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Gee Gar
E.Z. Clothing Factory
Nelson, Moate & Go., Ltd
Mteed
Ceylon
Hires
Itc
Madrid
Rotterdam
Somerset Buildings
Lurnett Street
Frank A. Ceoat
Ashoudor Guardian
Maana Ner Varrras
Pravanssit
Airsey HooTina
W. H. Foden
South Canterbury
Timaru
Meruver Court
Thes
Methven
Messra Win
P. McMerraman
Highbank
H.T. Knight
Buchanan
Hayward
Same
N. Burgess
Knight
Mc Buchanan
Burgess
Star of the East Lodge
Templar Hall
W. A. Sando
C.T
G. W. Andrews
M. Andrews
Hampstead
Caroline Bay
Budd
Timaru Rowing Club
Hinds
Lismore
Winslow
Wesleyan
Houmar
Rowles
Strange’s Grant Tailoring
Strange
G. L. Sandrey’s
India
Tax Post
Canisteourca
Prapassie
Arora
Lancaster Park
Sumner
New Brighton
Samper Head
Suraner
Sacred Hearyt High School
Sacred Hear High School
M. Brick
K. Daily
A. Jones
M. Muller
N. Daily
M. MeeCormick
Mies Cullen
Misa W. Brick
Berryman
Pletcher
Cox
Heather Bella
Miss Sarmpton
Miss A. Stephenson
Bonaparte
Miss Cullen
Miss Fletcher
Morselain White
Sanos
Isses Fletcher
Langley
Richards
Brophy
Seal
Cullen
W. Brick
Missea Brown
Daily
Chapman
Valley of Tears
Holy City
W. Brickbeing
Misa Fletcher
Dean O’ Donnall
Julia Clifford
M. Beatley
M. Anderson
Maddie Brick
J. Morland
Ting
McCormick
Florrie Brophy
Norah Daily
Grammer
Jane Morland
Teresa Hicks
May Keaney
Alberta
Shrimpton
Alma Jones
May Walsh
Katie Daily
Milly Richard
Milly Richards
Mary McCormick
Monica Muller
Tina McCormick
Hitmau Bishop
Alice Dwyer
Atica Dwyer
Tolia Clifford
Mary Soal
Chrissie McCormick
Margot Muller
Dorothy Serint
Alice Hancox
Maggie Fitzgerald
Kathleer Cullery
Alice ‘Hancox
Freda Burnard
Madge Chapman
Katie Small
Kassie Turner
B. Clarke
F. Burnard
Annie Culloty
Bertha Clarke
Cecily Muller
Annie Bishop
Firgt
Eileen Wylie
Vicky Danasy
Victoria Dansey
Hilton Wylie
Alice Burgess
M. Craighead
Alies Burgess
Annie Stephenson
Eupsnia Cullery
Madge Craighead
Monica Turner
Eileen Burgess
Winnie Brick
Wasje Fletcher
Ellen Unllen
Hannah Langley
Mary Sonat
Annie Stephonbone
Mies Pau
J. Duncan
May Teaney
Peruga Hicks
QO Maria
Tmellor
Zealandia
Mellor’s
Noth
James Baha Parr
Bowlang
United Press Association—Nucleatric Telegraph
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Ah Ae Porebegn
United Proge Association
Electria Telegraph
Germany
Madeira
Ergurs, der 14
Reichstag
the Colonial Office
Ottawa
Winston Churchill
Colonial Co
Congo
Paris
Congo Commission
M. Goutil
Constantinaria
Yemen
Suez Canal
Lonpor, Dea
Clyde
James Morgan
Meyer, Limited
War Stores Commission
Pretoria
Army Service Corps
Bloemfontein
New York
Highest Court of Appeal
New York State
Hoarsthan
Sypnex
Railway Commission
Lithgow Coal Association
Kauri Timber Company
Kauri Timber Vaibangs
Eleatris Telegraph
MR Watson
Purru
Eepade
Hepade
Rheumo
Lodz
Czar
United Preas Association
Averzani
Miles
Wife Y Bennett
Mr Seddon
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