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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

4

Varied New Zealand property and livestock ads

Classified notices offer six room to six roomed houses near town with water and lease options, plus land and building-site listings. Also advertised are frozen lamb consignments via H. S. Fitter and Son and livestock insurance by The Workshire Insurance Company with reduced rates for stallions and mares in foal. Agent H. E. Curtis promotes services.

Plendid Aby Reale Fitter and Son London Workshire Insurance Company, Ltd New Zealand

Destitute Persons Bill and Chattels Transfer Amendment debated

In Wellington the Statutes Revision Committee reported on two bills, the Destitute Persons Bill and the Chattels Transfer Amendment. Fifteen focal bills were committed and the Council rose as the session neared its end.

Per Preas Association Wellington Statutes Revision Committee

Auckland House Proceedings Review and Bill Actions

In the House this afternoon Mirtis tera discussed delays in Civil Service classification due to departmental reorganizations. Legislation progressed on the Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Bill and Coal Mines Act amendments, with debates on liability of the Mines Department and related motions, followed by passage of several bills.

Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Bil Legislative Council Herdman Mines Department Massey Minister of Mines R. McKenzie J. A. Millar

Fifth Cup Match with Ashburon Rifles Results

The fifth cup match with the Ashburon Rifles ended with scores for several players led by Private Grant at 41 7 4g and Captain Childs at 8 8 43. Private Strange won the recruits prize with a total score of 36 after a 32 score and 4 handicap.

Ashburon Rifles Grant Clayton Bowkett Stevens Mo Niall W Corbett Sergeant Childs Potter Captain Childs Strange

Suburban Property For Sale On Smithfield Road

Cottage of 4 rooms with detached dairy and stable on Smithfield Road just below the A and P Show Grounds. Acres fronting, watered by county water-race. Inspection invited. Easy terms. Apply to Bullock. Money lent on approved freehold securities with special sums of £150 and £300.

Gverdale Rakaia T. Bullock Nick Little Smithfield Road P. Show Bullock Yyio

Australian Goal Trade Trouble Deepens

Mr Hughes travels from Sydney to Newcastle after talks with Wade and the strike congress. He hints at a decisive policy aimed at ending the dispute in the interest of both workers and the public. Northern delegates join the mission to persuade northern miners to return to work.

Per Prees Association Sydney Hughes Wade Newcastle

Remembrance of a Bad Taste Signals Stomach Trouble

A reminder that a bad taste in the mouth points to stomach illness and that Chamberlain's Tablets offer relief. The ad claims they cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels.

Local Store Ad Promotes Aprons Nightgowns and Children’s Wear

Orrocksius Calico Madc Plyns offers best quality cooking aprons at two for low prices with a large stock of night dresses and children’s pinafores advertised by Miss Wilson in Triangle.

Orrocksius Calico

Local Fruits Sold At Triangle Stores

Warrant prices listed for Sultanas 34d per lb Dates 3d per lb Seeded Raisins 44d per lb. Buxton and Thomas advertise Triangle Stores as the source for the best procurable fruits.

Buxton and Thomas Triangle T. Barber J. J. Rule Burnett Street

Council Debates Septic Tank Permit for Freeholder

A councillor criticizes Mr A Priedlander for seeking permission to install a septic tank on his premises in Tancre d street. Critics demand equal treatment and insist on serious consideration due to proximity to a private hospital and potential health impact on the Ashburton community.

Ji Thositag Nizht Gaardian Jnet Friedlander Ashburton

Domestic Servants and Farm Workers Press for Reform

A reader argues the scarcity of domestic servants and farm workers stems from poor treatment and low wages. The letter claims factory work offers better pay and hours for girls, but harms their health and status, urging improved conditions to attract workers rather than importing foreigners. Ashburton December 14.

North Canterbury Farmers Union meets in Christchurch

The North Canterbury executive of the New Zealand Farmers Union met in Christchurch with members F Frampton and G W Leadley present. The Ashburton branch asked the executive to act on the Farm Labourers Union and threshing machine owners dispute before the Arbitration Court. A school examination report by F G Horrell criticized promotion by head teachers and called for parent access to detailed subject strengths. Delegates Leadley Hall and Eva were appointed to represent the Union at a meat export conference in Wellington in late January 1910.

Christchurch North Canterbury New Zealand Farmers’ Union Messrs F. Frampton G. W. Leadley Ashburton Farm Labourers’ Union F. G. Horrell Horrell Dominion Executive Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association Dominion Wellington Messrs Leadley Hall Eva

New Zealand Cricket Council Debates Pooling vs Self-Financed Tests

Auckland rejects pooling while Otago North and Taranaki back it. Canterbury Buller Woolson refuse unless pooling stays. Marlborough would keep profits if guaranteeing. Rangitikei favors pooling but would guarantee. Wanganui agrees to pay guarantee and take profits. Secretary reports no Board reply. urgent cable to Board demanded.

Christchurch New Zealand Cricket Council Auckland Otago North Taranaki Canterbury Buller Woolson Marlborough Rangitikei Wanganui Board of Control

Suit to Measure Guarantee offers two sovereigns saved this Christmas

A tailor in Ashburton proclaims cash only suits to measure with a written guarantee to refund if not satisfied. He promises the largest pattern stock in the dominion and sends two booklets How to Save Two Sovereigns and What Men say about my Suits. George Daves, Surf Specialist, Arcade, Ashburton, invites patterns by mail.

Dominion Ashburton George Daves the Arcade

Bucking Powder Ad Claims Quality and Reliability

An old newspaper advertisement proclaims Bucking Powder as the champion product with one quality, urging grocers and storekeepers to stock the item and promising it is always reliable and the best.

Canteens at Military Camps Resolution News

The United Temperance Reform Council expresses gratification at the government’s decision on varied hs and pleasure at Sir Joseph Ward’s reply to the delegation regarding King Country licenses. It trusts that legislation quashing issued licenses will pass this session and that the proclamation to Natives will be respected.

Donedin United Temperance Reform Council Joseph Ward King Country

Protest by the Farmers Union in Christchurch Meeting

In Christchurch on December 15 the North Canterbury branch of the New Zealand Farmers Union debated canteens at military training camps. A resolution condemning liquor sales was carried, urged by F G Horrell who said farms should act for their sons. The motion, supported by G W Leadiey, passed, noting concerns over liquor in camps.

Christchurch Tthe North Canterbury New Zealand Farmers’ Union F. G. Horrell Dominion Flo New Zealand Horrell G. W. Leadiey

Back-Blocker Recalls Hard Life and Land Hope in New Zealand

A Main Trank line farmer tells a Dominion representative there is no unearned increment and recalls eighteen years of hardship. He describes wilderness beginnings, remote travel for timber, high freight costs, and raising a family with a self funded teacher while resisting land nationalisation theories.

Dominion Pipiriki Hunterville New Zealand

Feeding While Milking Questioned by Dairy Expert

Professor McConnell argues against feeding cows during milking noting no benefits and possible restlessness. He advises cows be rested and chewing cud before milking so they readily let down and the milking proceeds smoothly.

Professor McConnell

Visitor from England praises Ruakura State Farm methods

Mr W A Pillers of the Ikeynsham Stud in Bristol tells a Waikato Times reporter he plans to bring his son to New Zealand to study Ruakura State Farm. He notes English farmers can farm well but contrasts land value growth, saying NZ land appreciates far more than English farms, making investment far more worthwhile.

W. A. Pillers Ikeynsham Stud Bristol England Waikato Times Ruakura New Zealand South Saburt

Machine for automatic registration of letters in Berlin post offices

A new device to register letters automatically is to be tested in Berlin post offices. The machine has one side facing the employee and the other facing the sender. The sender inserts the letter, turns a handle, and the machine stamps it and prints a receipt that is ejected to the sender.

Berlin

Headaches Tied to Broader Ailments Warned

Article explains headaches are symptoms of other conditions such as indigestion biliousness constipation and liver or kidney disorders. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy for both general and female specific health issues, citing a Auckland resident and claiming lasting relief.

Morse

Teething Care Tip Advises Cholera Remedy at Home

Patient warning for summer teething urges guardians to guard against dysentery and complaints. Recommends keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and to dose at first sign of loose bowels.

Chamberlain

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