Moon Phase Ephemeris for December Display
Ephemeris notes show moon phases including full moon at 6 108 pm lad quarter at 24 1012 am new moon 28 lldlam first quarter 2 lldpm. Includes times and phase names for each lunar event.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
2
Ephemeris notes show moon phases including full moon at 6 108 pm lad quarter at 24 1012 am new moon 28 lldlam first quarter 2 lldpm. Includes times and phase names for each lunar event.
A list of international and domestic mail routes with holiday delivery times and surcharges. Details include connecting ships via Vancouver and San Francisco with dates in December, notes on money orders, and new express and special messenger services to start January 1 1901. Also reminds card senders to keep covers open for examination.
Commercial listing of wheat, barley, oats, peas, oats and chaff, hay, ryegrass, dairy produce, batter, bacon and ham prices. Includes mills quotations, freight terms, and farm payment notes. Prices stated per unit with regional delivery details and supplier notes from Lyttelton.
The first wool sale of the season in Dunedin drew high attendance from home and foreign buyers. Prices were about a halfpenny above selling brokers’ expectations as the New Zealand Lean and Mercantile Agency Company drew 629 bales for January. Speculators and fellmongers led bidding while some offers were excluded by a halfpenny per pound. Wool quality ranged from greasy merino to greasy locks with prices listed per pound across categories.
Off day attendance low but entries sold well. Four and six tooth store watchers and crossbred ewes fetched solid prices. Cattle stock including fat lambs and milk cows realized notable sums. Methven shipyard auction of Mrs Rouse property yielded £51 per quarter to Mr Knight, a Methven record.
The author urges careful behavior by New Zealand volunteers and officers as they prepare for temptations facing soldiers in camps and public social events. It notes Trooper HK Corbett from Ashburton and questions officers’ handling of gatherings in hotels. Calls for abolishing canteens at encampments to protect sobriety and morality.
Local and General. Weather Forecast. Captein Edwin wires moderate to strong westerly winds. A hand rail fence is suggested on Kant Street near the hoarding for foot-passenger safety and protection against traffic. Various small items cover stock, war news, meat prices, railway bridge work, fruit study, court cases, and local notices.
A dated advertisement asserts the superiority of Sander & Sons' Pure Volatile Eucalypti Extract over cheaper substitutes. It cites tests from medical clinics in Prussia and universities, warns against adulterated products, and extols a patent remedy for illnesses including croup and fever. It mentions royal patronage and the Amsterdam International Exhibition.
Trooper KE Willie of Ashburton intends to return to South Africa in a few days to rejoin the front. Trooper A Boyar, serving with Kitchener's Horse, reports from Kroonstad that farm burning has been extensive as Dutch families suffer shortages and the war progresses.
The Ashburton Mounted Rifles paraded at Lagmhor to perform serial volley and independent firing under Captain Buckley and Lieutenant Hooke Studholme and McLean. Seventy nine of eighty four officers and men took part with Lieutenant Colonel Bailey supervising firing. The company split into four squads and posted high marks in volley and independent firing with strong individual and collective scores.
About thirty thousand deck workers in Antwerp walk off the job demanding double pay on Sundays and at night. Employers offer a 60 percent increase over ordinary rates to settle the dispute.
Mr Kruger travels to Amsterdam defying Dr WH de Beaufort's wish and receives a warm ovation while attempting to stir public opinion against the Government.
A large crowd gathered to see the Contingent depart from Auckland to the Commonwealth celebrations with bands playing and the mayor speaking. Sir Seddon addressed about 6000 people at Irv ois Query Street while Highland pipes joined in the send off amid cheers. The Colonial Secretary urged those invited to Sydney for the festivities to contact the General Secretary for hotel accommodations at ruling rates.
United Press reports Lord Roberts will land at Southampton on January 3 and be greeted by the Prince of Wales and royal staff before luncheon at Buckingham Palace. Boer actions and British responses are noted, with casualties, prisoner transfers, and acknowledgments of the New South Wales Medical Corps in intense fighting.
A crowded Willowby schoolroom honored Trooper J J Heasley returning from service in Africa. The event featured a Maltese cross gift, praise for Lord Roberts, and a varied program of songs and recitations by local pupils and residents in khaki.
A large congregation attended the Cathedral ceremony yesterday afternoon for the completion of its new portions. Bishop Saline and Bishop Wilson among the clergy, with Lord Ranfurly and other notable dignitaries, occupied the platform as bunting adorned the scaffolding. Mr R J Harman laid the foundation stone marking the completion efforts.
Mrs Patton and Mrs Priest were riding home when Patton paused to move cattle. The gig rolled down a grassy bank. Mrs Priest died at the scene. An inquest will be held to determine the cause of death.
The London County Council votes to promote a Bill taxing ground values. Aldershot and Crystal Palace prepare large pigeon lofts for military use. Holland rejects the Paris award affecting the Anglo Dutch frontier and informs Britain over Surinam boundary steps. The Kaiser thanks Admiral Fischer for aiding the Gneisenau, noting sailors are comrades worldwide.
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