Discontented Parent Questions Ashburton High School Exodus
A local correspondent argues that many parents withdraw their children after the first year of Ashburton High School. He suggests reasons include perceived slow progress, high costs, and teaching staff dynamics. The writer urges reforms and separate schools to boost student advancement.
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Kuckland
Rani
Greenwood
Debis High School
Ard
P. B. Fraser
Oamaru
Timaru
Watters
Ashburton Water Rates Debate Roils County Council
A letter to the editor argues against the drainage rate for Ruapuna water, noting that a per acre loan method would charge all users equally and hurt small holders. It contends a prior loan for the race and potential future repairs shift risk to residents, favoring large holders under the present system.
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Ashburton
Ruapuna
Wright
Magistrate’s licensing ruling challenged in Supreme Court
Wellington December 23 An important case on licensing powers heard in Supreme Court. Fred J Bright sought mandamus to compel Otaki hotel license certificate after a magistrate refused on ground Bright’s wife would not reside with him. Crown argues fitness discretion rests with magistrate. judgment due in January.
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Wellington
Supreme Court
Fred. J. Bright
Otaki
Thomson
Bright
Mc Bright
Wairarapa
Eketahuna
Petition to Minister of Justice on Haynes cruelty case
Neighbours sign a petition denying cruelty allegations against Mr and Mrs Haynes of New Brighton regarding their adopted child Wileen Haynes. The document asserts the child was not beaten or ill treated, has always looked healthy and well cared for, and that the cruelty claims are untrue.
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Christchurch
Maistrate’s
Wileen Haynes
Haynes
New Brighton
Sydney team dominates New Zealand in tense match
Sydney players outplayed New Zealand rivals in a high scoring contest. Donahue led scoring with 42 points while Harvey and McMullan contributed strong totals as Sydney secured victory against the New Zealand selectors.
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Sydney
Ino Uvicket
Zealane Loacers
Sydnes Jwovhers
Usk
New Zealand
Lith
Amt Donahue
Mat Ott
Fie Yey
Harvey BA
Eral
McMullan
Canterbury and South Canterbury cricket clash ends in heavy win
In December 24 Timaru report Canterbury v South Canterbury, South Canterbury collapsed in their second innings while Canterbury struggled in reply. Visitors won by four wickets and 80 runs, with notable performances noted from both sides.
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Timars
Canterbury
South Canterbury
Nie
Mtade
Wu Inings
Grain Market Report From Culristchurch Der Twenty
Market notes show wheat on offer with millers seeking big prime grades. Tuscan prime a line changed hands at 34 shillings? country station and general activity limited. No new barley or oats trading. traders expect post holiday business to hinge on weather and harvest prospects.
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Tnt Wmillera Aire Qidilfererth
Timaru Grain Market Holds Firm Amid Mixed Prices
Timaru grain market shows steady prices for prayer re mains with Tuscan 3s 4d and Hunters ds 3s 6d on trucks. Fowl wheat demand from North Island remains, quality varies with some inferior lines. Potatoes arrive from the south with prices declining and most stock not saleable. shipping market weaker in step with Bluff prices.
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Timaru
North Island
Alleged Fraudulent Sale In Bankruptcy Case
A bankrupt draper Jack Vinegard and Abraham Vinegard figure in a disputed sale fraud allegation. The court noted misappropriation of stock and that the sale appeared designed to defeat creditors. The Chief Justice observed Abraham knew his brother would quit and Jack Vinegard sold the business to hinder creditors.
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Wellington
Jack Vinegard
Posial
Abraham
Abraham Vinegard
Jock Viinegard
Boy Scouts Camp Travel Approved by Railways
Dominion Chief Scout Colonel Cossgrove announced railway concessions for the South Island Loy Scouts camp. Scouts may travel at school excursion rates if in uniforms and in parties of at least twenty, each led by an officer.
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Christchurch
Dominion
Cossgrove
Railway Department
Railways
Wrestler Louis Robertson Defeats Penny in Two Falls
Stratford report: Louis Robertson the middleweight champion defeated Penny the light-weight champion in two falls. The first fall took four minutes and the second forty minutes in a decisive victory.
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Stratford
Louis Robertson
Penny
Swimming 100 Yards Record Reduced in New Zealand
Auckland December 23 Waitemata Swimming Club event saw M. E. Cam pion lower the New Zealand 100 yards record from 64 1-5 to 63 6-? see, signaling a notable sprint performance.
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Auckland
Waitemata Swimming Club
M. E. Campion
New Zealand
Bile Beans Report Helped Annandale Woman’s Head Pain
Mrs Shannon of Young Street Annandale Sydney describesterrible head pains across the forehead like neuralgia caused by indigestion. After doctor’s treatment failed a chemist urged Bile Beans and she improved after the first box, restoring health with a full course. Bile Beans are advertised as a humane remedy for stomach and bowel disorders and female ailments.
Canterbury College observers select site for botanical observatory
Canterbury College officials visited Cass district and chose a site opposite the proposed railway station for a small botanical observatory. New Zealand exports show wool up 16,864 bales over five months, with November contributing a large share. The war office debates returning to a cap style for soldiers. December half-month product values rise to £1,050,624, led by wool and other commodities. Baxter's Lung Preserver advertised as a summer cold remedy.
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J. GC. Adams
Canterbury College
Chilton
G. Er. Mason
BR. Speight
Canterbury Maiuseuns
Cass
Grassmere UN
New Zealand
Dominion
Milking Machines Prove Efficient for Complete Stripping
The Lawrence Kennedy Gillies milking machine with Phas cup offers thorough cow stripping, reducing the need for hand milking and preventing sundry drying off. The Thule cup in the LBG system enables heavy milkers to be stripped cleanly with one hand in large sheds, per J B MacEwan and Co Dunedin agents.
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Lawrence-Kennedy-Gillies
L.B.G
T.K.G
J. B. MacEwan and Co., Ltd
Dunedin
W. H. Benson
P.O. Box
Christchurch
Lloyd George Opinions Criticizes Republican Journals
The Humanite interview with Alr Lloyd George reports his critique of Republican journals for sympathizing with enemies of English democracy. He recalls France ties, cites pro Boer stance, and says the veto will be abolished. He vows to curb aristocratic influence and advance national insurance against sickness and unemployment costing eighteen million annually.
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Per Presa Association
London
Humanite
M. James
Chamber of Deputies
Alr Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Democrats of Irance
France
Colonel J. R. Somerville Dies After Long Public Service
Wanganui obituary notes Colonel J R Somerville born in Ireland in 1843 came to New Zealand with his Imperial Army father. He served on Wanganui County Council Harbour Board Hospital and Aid Board and led local cavalry in colonial wars rising to Colonel and earning the Queen's Medal. He was a longtime New Zealand Rifle Association leader and will receive a military funeral. TIMARU report adds Mrs Rutherford wife of Albury station owner died this morning.
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Wanganui
J. R. Somerville
Ireland
New Zealand
Tarakina
No. 2
Somerville
Wanganui County
Alexandra Cavalry
Alexandra Rifles
Wellingtoon
Mounted Rifles
South Africa
New Zealand Rifle Association
Japanese Child Distrusts All in Tokios Kyoku Kai Note
The Kyoku Kai journal from Tokio remarks that today’s Japanese child distrusts everyone and everything. The critic notes this egotism and general distrust persists into adulthood and should be drastically remedied.
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Kyoku Kai
Tokio
George Davies Tailor Promotes Superior Suits
The Modern Tailor George Davies claims his suits cost £2 less than comparable quality elsewhere. He advertises authentic tailor-made garments with perfect fit and taste, priced at 43s 75s, inviting customers to visit The Arcade in Ashburton.
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George Davies
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Triangle
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ARE
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Usb
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Amore
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N.S.W
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J. B. Christian
G. H. Buchanan
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Burnett Strat
J. C. Jameson
Gates and CO
England
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Ted” Fox
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Otago
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Lamlash Bay
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MR Lloyd George
J. Mellor
Tanchred Street
Sheep Country
J. H. Dent
Land and Commission Agent
Vertox
National Mortgage Agency
J. RB. Somerville
J. §. Rutherford
Albury
Ashburton Cash Clothing
Ashburton Gash Clothing
Somerset Corner
J. Burragh
Chapman & Davis
Geo. Davies
Lrc
W. J. Sparrow
Gee’s
W. H. Collins and
W. d. Moore
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Eton WW
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C. Campbell
E. Manchester and Co
Tancred Street
Glenie
Arge Tin
W. J. Aloora
Is. Studs
S.M
Boryighte
Boys’ Alberts
Locke & CO
China
Dhlay
Alberts
Fellows
A.C
A. M. Loasby
Colombo ST
Ballantyne’s
Mane Cathedral Square
Holesale
H. F. Stevens
Drugaist
Methven
Clanranald
Teredina
Holmes
Thomas Hancox
Robert Bell
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