Fragmented Numbers in a Local Ad Notice
A damaged OCR strip shows scattered monetary values such as 880 x 120 and 900 616 0 ase. Other figures include 9 140 11 170 12 7 6, with no clear context or full item description.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
A damaged OCR strip shows scattered monetary values such as 880 x 120 and 900 616 0 ase. Other figures include 9 140 11 170 12 7 6, with no clear context or full item description.
An advertisement from THOMAS BROS Grain and Seed Merchants on Havelock Street promotes a pot plant as a handsome gift. Prices start from a modest amount and vary to suit all budgets.
An Ashburton resident returns from England and details London’s postwar changes. He notes improved docks, underground travel and new traffic control, electric trams, and the shift from horse buses to motor transport. Police discipline and street lighting aid order, while suburbs expand with parks and roads. He warns of high rates and educational funding concerns as social issues persist.
Police report labourer Joseph Brown died by suicide at Tolirimu on Monday. Inquest into Davies deaths at Naumui found fire likely from a lamp. verdict burned to death. Arthur Littlejohn drowned near Wanganui. body not recovered. A Manaia child drowned after missing moments. Palmerston North man injured at railway. serious leg and chest injuries. Joseph Lind found dying near Ohura with rifle wound. died en route. Keelleher dragged by horse near Ocean View Hotel. slight concussion. Kamai Pier Hotel boy nearly drowned at Kairaki Beach. rescued by Omas Drabble.
Detectives raided the lodgings of a man named Goldstein in Stepney. A seized paper identified him as Goloski Mavrouitzel, a Russian. The rooms contained nitro glycerine a magazine pistol and dumdum bullets, along with explosive chemistry books and archist literature. Morountzo lived in Stepney nine months then vanished after the murder.
William Butler faced the court for wilfully setting fire to his sister in law's Waikino home after a late Thamesbound train. He allegedly destroyed furniture poured kerosene and started the blaze in a drunken state. The case was remanded due to his condition. his sister was away at the time.
In Invercargill on December 28 the Riverton Athletic Society meet featured American world champion sprinter Holway and New Zealand middle-distance star Trembath. Holway arrived from Hobart en route to Timaru, while McLachlan of Napier also competed amid wet conditions with Trembath winning the 290 yards and White taking the 100 yards handicap.
The ad proclaims Morse Indian Root Pills cure blood and organ disorders beyond purgatives. It cites testimonials from New Zealand claiming health restoration and overall healing effects on blood stomach liver and kidneys.
Christchurch report states a conference of the representatives of the Type held at Trades Hall yesterday. Delegates discussed the dominion aboard and proceedings were not open to the press.
Victoria declared 968 in the second innings with Seitz 32 Kyle 60 Smith 38 Kortlang 34 Munthhews 60 not out. Cotter took 4 for 53, Kelleway 2 for 63, Emery 2 for 46, Macartney 2 for 26. New South Wales won by 193 runs.
The Australian team for the Melbourne second test features W Trumper W Bardalay St Carter C Kelleway A Cotter QC G Macartney W Armstrong W Ransford CG Will captain Th ft 4 Gohrs W Whitty Twelfth man TJ Matthews replacing Emery. The side mirrors the first test lineup with Matthews as twelfth man.
At Blenheim on December 28 the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association championships ended after warm weather and strong crowds. Highlights included Miss Wellwood and H A Parker winning the Combined Doubles, Peacock defeating Fisher in a four set Men’s Singles final, and Miss Travers overcoming Miss Wellwood in a three set Ladies Singles final.
Wellington December 28 Por Press Association delegates at the General Labourers Conference debated wage demands and rejected reliance on the Arbitration Court The union urged a minimum wage of 1s 3d per hour nationwide contrasting today s 1s 0d in towns and 4 in rural areas Local action at municipal elections was proposed if employers do not concede Better terms await broader support from district unions and possible strikes were viewed as unlikely given current organisation The meeting adjourned to 10 30 a m tomorrow
A local piece notes that coughing illnesses spread with colds, cites statistics on deaths from various diseases, and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for liquefying mucus, easing expectoration, and reducing coughing fits. It claims all cases recovered when the remedy was used.
An ad-like fragment promotes GEO DAVIES at 608 5s 746 to order, claiming superior mid class tailoring. It extols the aristocracy of tailoring over ordinary makers and promises a suit for 68s cash that outshines rivals.
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