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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Feb 15, 1908

Page

4

Tobacco cake pricing listed in Havelock and Golden Beagle brands

A fragment shows tobacco cake prices for the Havelock brand at eight sticks for 5s 3d and Golden Beagle at seven sticks for 6s. The snippet reads as a simple price list entry with two brands and their per bundle costs.

Craighead and Berryan and Sons Appeal for Continued Patronage

A local notice thanks patrons of the late Craighead and Berryan and Sons firm and asks for continued favors. The new business advertises ladies tailoring and pledges solid satisfaction in every department.

Craighead and Berryanan Fim

Triangle Cheap Preserving Jars and Groceries

Triangle Cash Stores offers Mason four gallon preserving jars at 7s 1d per dozen Spotswood widemouth quarts at 6s 6d per dozen jelly tumblers and jally jars in nests. Groceries priced at low advertised rates.

Triangle Mason Nest

Defamatory Libel Case Sits Before Magistrate

In Ashburton, Lindsay sought an order to prosecute dentist Arthur Lonsdale Zouch for defamation over a circular. The magistrate considered whether the material could breach peace or merit criminal libel. he adjourned without granting an order, noting the document was indiscreet but not clearly libellous.

G. Cavearey Nington Lindsay Arthur Lonsdale Zouch Ashburton Hns Zouch Donnelly Justices of the Peace Lindsay Steessear Supreme Court

England Open Tour With NSW Deficit In Poor Start

England began the return match against New South Wales in fine weather. Hutchings and Hardstaff stood firm for the fourth wicket, Jones was dropped three times off Minnett who took seven for 131. The Union and Australian Clubs clash ended with Australia securing victory by two wickets. West top scored for Australia with 75 not out, while Edger blasted 76 for Union.

Sydney England New South Wales Hutchings Hardstaff Young Jones Minnett Union Elis James Cox Owen March Hincksman Edser West Grey Edger Hamill Hoskins Fleary Buchanan Bliss Ward

Incendiarism Suspected After Six Christchurch Fires

Christchurch experiences six small fires in rubbish in yards and roads, possibly linked by incendiarism. Police report kerosene traces at the Press office, sightings of a suspected half caste man from Wellington, and discuss patrol measures including a volunteer fire police corps.

Christchurch Vietor Harris United Service Hotel al Hotel Andrews Wellington Canterbury Fire Brigade Smith Star Anyon Cafe de Paris J. F. Grierson Grierson

Boot Polish Tin Reward Offer Noted in Trade Memo

A note describes a tin of boot polish valued at a discount or reward for those returning a coupon. The brief mentions distribution and credits, with emphasis on the tin and coupon context.

Prime Minister Ward visits Waihi and Thames

Sir Joseph Ward and Lady Ward toured Waihi on February 18 meeting deputations at the Victoria Battery site and addressing battery workers on policy. He spoke of mining prospects, water power for mining, and education tests for Chinese, noting rising January 1908 exports and Auckland gains. They proceeded to Thames for drainage works and a public reception.

Waihi Sir Joseph Lady Ward Paeron H. Poland H. J. Greenslade M.P Waikino Waihi Company Victoria Thomas Gilmour Thames Dominion Urewera New Zealand Auckland Dunedin Joseph Ward The Gold Fields Piako Victoria Park

Seaman John Smith Fined for Sly Grog at Wellington Boardinghouse

At Wellington Magistrate Court John Smith a seaman boarding at Barries boardinghouse was fined 10 pounds and costs for sly grog selling. Notice of appeal given. David and Mary Barrie charged as owners of the premises where illegal liquor sales occurred. Case adjourned until Smith appeal decided.

Wellington John Smith Barrie David Barrie Mary Barrie Smith

Pritchard Bros. Tweed Trousers Sale Segment

A fragment notes a segment to buy a pair of Pritchard Bros 69 11d tweed trousers. The item appears in a local advertisement snippet.

Segmen Pritchard Bros

Chilean prospects and life in Iquique upbeat view abroad

Mr D A Stewart a former Timaru resident says Chile is not the revolting chaos some imagine. He details Iquique as a nitrate hub with strong profits for Chilean and English companies, a stable government under Don Pedro Montt, and a growing mining and pastoral economy. He notes high returns in bank deposits, a volatile paper dollar, and rapid rail progress linking Valparaiso and Buenos Aires, with continued Andean tunnelling toward a Trans Andean railway.

Chile D. A. Stewart Timaru Wellington Stewart Iquique Inas Miuch Costa Don Pedro Montt New Zealand Teierra del Fuego Lauique Valparaiso Monte Video Buenos Aires New Try Uspallata- Paes Midland Railway South Island Dominion

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