Genuine Sander and Sons Eucalypti Extract Promoted by Court
The Supreme Court of Victoria upheld the curative claims of GENUINE SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPTI EXTRACT noting its safety and effectiveness. It warns against inferior oils and touts benefits for colds fevers and inflammatory conditions. It also promotes SANDER AND SONS SUPERBA SKIN FOOD for clear skin and beauty effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gander and Sons
Supreme Court of Victoria
Emda
Sander and Sons
Unake
Abbey Prizes Unclaimed After Lottery on London Bridge
A liquidation of an old tale ends as Abbey Prizes worth over £21 remain unclaimed in last distribution. The lingering tale of a man offering Sovereigns on London Bridge is eclipsed by the quiet surplus.
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Bape
Ashburton
London Bridge
Ashburton notices highlight cookery class gift and local events
At the Ashburton Technical Classes Miss Rennie received a handsome Indies' companion from senior cookery members for her valued teaching. Other items note a delayed express due to engine trouble, a Dunedin fine for betting, hospital and school prizes, rifle and fishing successes, a prison camp attack, and community notices on meetings, electricity, and local trades.
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Ashburton
Mr McLeod
Miss Rennie
John Hunter
Dunedin
Ahuna Park
Ashburton Rifles
South Canterbury Rifle Association
Timaru
Conciliation Board to Visit Longbeach Estate Tomorrow
Weather and circumstances permit the Conciliation Board to visit the Longbeach estate tomorrow at the farmers’ request to review work on the property for employees. The Ashburton A and P Association funded prizes for technical classes while local donations supported exhibits. Orchards in town and suburbs show re blossoming fruit trees.
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Longbeach
Ashburton A
P. Association
Ashburton Christian Endeavour Union
Jamey Bland
Kerr
O.R
T. Kerr
S.C.M
T. Rattray
A.dary
W. Andrews
Johnstone
Weather Record Shatters Heat Across District
A heat wave sweeps the Blenheim district with 80s and 90s readings. Thermometer hits 92 in shade, 87 in a draughty room, and 111 in sun. Cook Strait fog lingers, while Christchurch reports a 90 degree day and North Canterbury bakes. Crops suffer as harvests begin on the plains.
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Blenweim
Cook Strait
Christchurch
Dee
Spain
North Canterbury
Fire destroys Millichamp nursery shed at Tinwald
A morning fire at Carter’s Terrace Tinwald totally destroyed a large wooden shed owned by Messrs J Millichamp and Sons nurserymen. Neighbours saved an adjoining property while precious contents including tools and chaff were lost. The shed appears uninsured though some fire risk items were spared.
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Carter's Terrace
Tinwald
Messrs J. Millichamp and Sons
Passer
Messrs Millichamp Bros
Multiple Local Accidents and Fatalities Reported
From December reports a Birmingham Alabama mine explosion entombed ninety men with forty escaping to surface and rescuers recovering several bodies. In New Zealand a child named Walker, eight, drowned in Waiknickie. In Gisborne a crane operator on the ss Walport was injured, neck dislocated. In Christchurch an Railway Department hand was found unconscious near Heathcote with critical condition. An inquest on an illegitimate child in Linwood found choking by fluids with no blame.
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Per Press Association
New York
Yolande
Birmingham
Alabama
Whangarei
Walker
Gisborne
S.s. Walport
Donald McKenzie
Christchurch
A. W. Taylor
Railway Department
Heathcote
Raila
Mabel Evans
Linwood
Nathan
Otago Musterers Union Case Recommendations Issued
The Conciliation Board in Dunedin files a recommendation in the Otago and Southland Musterers case. It sets minimum yearly pay for leading shepherds at 85 pounds and ordinary shepherds at 70 pounds, requires 10s per day for musterers, and calls for dry sleeping and bedding protection. The Sheepowners Association opposes the recommendations and will take the case to the Arbitration Court in February.
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Dunedin
Conciliation Board
Otago and Southland Musterers Industrial Union of Workers
Ota and Southland Sheepowners
Sheepowners’ Association
Arbitration Court
Wellington Union Mourns Death Of A Bayly
At a Wellington meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Union management committee the body recorded its deep regret at the untimely death of Mr A Bayly, president of the Union, and expressed sympathy with his relatives. The committee ruled that under Ranfurly Shield regulations the venues and proceeds of all special challenge matches belong to the New Zealand Union.
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Wellington
New Zealand Rugby Tnion
A. Bayly
Io Union
Auckland
Fhe Ow Zealand Union
Ashburton Technical School Annual Breakup Address
The Ashburton Technical Classes held a heat afflicted farewell event with Mr W H Collins presiding in place of absent chairman Mr Davis. The secretary read the annual report noting steady growth, improved attendance across cookery dressmaking and shorthand, and plans for forthcoming exams and English arithmetic classes.
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Ashburton
Davis
W. H. Collins
J. Harper
D. Thomas
TF. Ferriman
G. B. Inglis
Almoamoat
Board of Governors
Aeshad
MeLead
Mc McLead
Jane
Gard’ner
Earistchurek School of Domestic Instruction
Gardner
Grége
Watters
Nasir el Mull Released in Tehran After British Talks
Nasir el Mull feared for his life as Mr G. P. Churchill the Acting Oriental Secretary to the British Minister in Teheran met the Shah. The talks secured Nasir el Mulk's release and permission to go to Europe in exile.
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Teheran
Nasir el Mull
G. P. Churchill
Shah
Nasir el Mulk
Eo Ta
Europe
Shah faces clash over Parliament guards in Iran
In Taheran on December 17 the Shah requested dismissal of 2000 armed Nationalists guarding Parliament, but the President refused. The President condemned the Shah as committing constitutional treason, asserting that removal was necessary to avert a coup.
Zulu headmen submit to white authority at Nongoma indaba
In Durban on December 16, eight hundred Zulu headmen attended an indaba at Nongoma signaling the royal tribe’s final submission to white authorities. Colonel McKenzie warned he knew they had 100 guns. Twenty-five ancient firearms were surrendered and more were promised.
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Durban
Nongoma
McKenzie
Suffragists in Sutton Disrupted by Noxious Attack
During a Sutton meeting led by Mrs Despard and other suffragists, attendees faced noxious chemicals and cayenne pepper and rats were released. The disturbance caused such alarm that the gathering was abandoned.
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London
Druce-Portlane Case Hints at Champerty and Conspiracy
Horace Avery argues promoters and subscribers of Druce companies face prosecution for champerty and maintenance. Possible conspiracy charges loom over promoters as details unfold. Catherine Bailey testifies to Druce’s death in December 1964 at Mill Hill. Case adjourned to Friday. Scotland Yard seeks extradition warrant for Caldwell upon New York arrival.
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London
Horace Avery
Druce Companies
Portand
Hollamby Druce
Catherine Bailey
Druce
Mill Hill
Friay
Champerty
Scotland Yard
Caldwell
New York
River Condition Report For Ashburton District
At 9 o clock this morning the river statuses were Rakaia dirty Rangitata dirty Upper Ashburton clear Lower Ashburton not given This bulletin records observed conditions in the Ashburton river system for the period.
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Ashburton
Rakaia
Rangitata
Ay BBEY Boot Polish spreads over Boots freely
Ay BBEY Boot Polish spreads over boots preserving leather and aiding quick polishing, with claims of even spread and smooth finish.
Liberals Lose Miner MPs to Labour Support
The Miners' Federation plans to quit the Liberal ranks and join Labour, with about fifteen MPs expected to vote with Labour in the House of Commons.
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Per
Press Association
London
House of Commons
Miners’ Federation
Liberals
Tabour Party
Pope Targets Modernists In Allocution At Rome
In Rome on December 17 the Pope spoke to the Consistory during the creation of four cardinals, warning that Modernists within Catholicism risk aiding the Church’s enemies. He urged enlightenment for the misled and noted bishops welcomed papal directives with eagerness.
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Rome
Rheims
Marseiles
Rade Einieheim
Deakin Proposals On Defence And Naval Change
Melbourne December 17 Myer Deakin says defence planning should not extend beyond three years as naval construction changes rapidly. Two cruisers to be manned by the Australian government under their control, two by Australians but under Admiralty control. these carry about 400 of 1000 men offered. London reports Admiralty condition for cancelling agreement is unacceptable.
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Melbourne
Myr Deakin
Imperial Admiralty
Admiralty
London
Sydney
The
Times
Conciliation Board Hears Labourers' Shepherd Trial
The conciliation board heard George Flanaghan, Hampstead labourer, describe shepherd wages and dog costs. He cited weekly pay around 25s to 30s for experienced shepherds, with packmen and musterers earning higher sums and risks during lambing season. He noted dog values, pup costs, and the dangers of mustering in bad weather and rough country.
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Yhorn
Tnion
George Flanaghan
Hampstead
Momen
Acland
St. Helen’s
Woodbank
St. Helen’s Head
Wlaxbourns
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Jant
Mitchell and Turner
Bas Perents
Lange
BENZ
W. H. Gollins & CO
Alford
Forest Road
W. Argyle
Woollen Mills
I. Perriman
Ferriman
Milner Safe
Best Quay Or
Towist Press
Albally
Saunders’ Buildings
Bazzi
Frank Gurtis
Xmas Jeweller
East Street
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd
Branca
H. Gresham
Burnett Street
Cameron Street
West
Nelson
P.O
R. Handcock
Colombo Street
Christchy Roe
Kristmas
Trures
Ms Agents Vor Lipton’s 'Fra
Buxton & Thomas
Telephone
Harold E. Curtis
Live Stock General Insurance Go
New Zealand
Yorkshire Fire Insurance Company
Yorkshire Live Stock Insurance
Quibell
Southland
Lara
Mataura
Gore
Morton Mains
Edendale
Prand Heart
South Canterbury
Arold
Curtis
Totty
R. Totty, Chemist
J E Winsloe
Line Street
Shburton
Winsloe
Whitcombe Snd Lambs
Callins
Wwittans
Craig
Craighead's
Craighead
J. L. Mynrs
Cass & Wills Streets
Sultanas
Perth
Wills
Cass Streets
G. H. Carson Cycle and Motor Works
BOLE
A. T. H. Was
Donald
Merchant Tailors
Shearman’s Buildings
Parsons
Tancred Street
Ovns! Realm
Young Australia
Girls of the Empire
the Prize
Chid's Companion
Chatterbox
H. Y. Ens
Aghburton Guarbiar
A.C .Jonassen
Tig
Loveday
Ashburton Borough
Post and Telegraph Department
Hanmer
Oddfellows’ Hall
Taylor-Carrington Company
Rip van Winkle
Canterbury Frozen Meat Company
Parnell Borough Council
Carnegie
Dominion
Fune
Lionel Terry
Seacliff
W. J. Massey
Op- Heston
Ashburion
North Canterbury Education Board
Ladbrooks
Medbury
Bromley
Spreydon
Woodend
Springston South
St. Albans
Waddington
Southbrook
Springston
Rolleston
Opawa
Greenpark
Winslow
Winchore
Burnside
Waltham
Supreme Court
Sumner
Mount Somers
Ashburton Ladies
Druid Lodge
Ashburton Lodge
Sister Gobhe
C.D
Bro. P. O'Connor
P.D.P
Bra. J. DD
Gabbe
Sis Gabbe
V.D
Sis S. Smith
Sis
Waleham
Sis. Stills
O.D. Bards
L. Smith
L. Goldicott
V.D. Bards
B. Hodgson
Furguson
I.G
Bro
T. Totty
0.G
Bro. I. Gobbe
EH. Gobbe
Bros. I. Gobbe
J. Harris
Grand Lodge
Sis. S. Smith
Bisters
Messrs Jones and Sons, Jewellers
High Street
MacEwan and Coy., Ltd
H. BR. Rushbridge
Otago Musterers’ Union
New Z Zealand
Cable News
Vire Letest
Woolsorting
G. L. Landrey
HJ. Barker
J. Kennedy
C. Mathews
A. Bland
J. Crey
H. Storey
W.A. Tall
Higgs
J. Norman
Clara Porter
Rogers
A. Digby
Porter
N.simpson
Mageio Menkea
R. Claridge
L. Knox
M. Smith
Ruby Lechner
Nita Urquhart
Riss Rennie
Alicea Bryant
Mary Hayes
Bessie Loy
Bird Allen
Mrs Russell
Ida Ross
Gaited Press Association
Per Electrc
the Times
Roosevelt
Congress
Meneures
Pacific
Evans
Japan
Ohio
Daily Telegraph
Thomas Lawson
Annette Rocks
C. J. Ridgeway
Carlisle
Chichester
Halford and Sons
Pall Mall
London County Council
Commonwealth
Strand
Paris
Abdul Adis
Canada
Ottawa
Paterson
England
Berlin
Abumusa
Moenekhaus
Seimrés
Attumusa
Moenckhaus
Persia
South Africa
Beadmen
Gable News
Politics
Labour
Rer Presa Association—Copyright
Defence
MR. Deakin
Brisbane
Pole Millewski
Nanang
North Clenenrry
Adelaide
Dutton
Aunger
Alice Springs
Sandhills
Queensland
Eroni
Aire
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