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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
4
AWE states its life long trade experience and study of taste and style to provide tailored suit services for customers. The message invites readers to rely on their expertise for future purchases.
A reader blasts the Borough Council for inaction on high pressure water supply for domestic and fire use, urges prompt, costed offers from engineers, and condemns what they see as neglect and public disrespect along with calls for rule changes at the Tuarangi Home to admit reserve cases.
The Wakanui Road Board met with chairman G W Leadley and members D Doak J Allen and Jas Brave. They ordered public notice of a road closure at Riverside and land valuation for sale, discussed shop opening hours, noted lease transfer of section 7 Dromore and approved a paysheet of £12 15s, with overdue rates incurring a 10 percent surcharge after February 17.
A memorial service for Mr W Hood was held at Mount Somers in a rainy church setting. Pastor Mr Knight (Springburn) praised Hood as a man of sterling principle and duty, mourning a beloved husband and father whose sudden death has deepened community sorrow.
A January 6 fire in Watimate destroyed two small shops with dwellings opposite the County Chambers. Woolfinder the fishmonger occupied one shop. a Singer sewing machine agent occupied the other. The former’s furniture was insured for £120. the building owned by J. Hunt was insured for £200. Insurances are in the Union Office. A second fire in Shearman Brest, mid afternoon, was confined to a snowhouse and extinguished by the Brigade. The incident tested the new high pressure water system.
London reports that the Local Government Board will compel outdoor relief recipients to a farm colony with a modified labor test. Port Said coal strike ends per Reuters. A. F. Walter denies Times control leaving the Walter family. London Times sale rumors denied by Lord Northcliffe and peers. Nine hundred motor bus strikers in Hyde Park call for Trade Board inquiry. King Carlos to visit Brazil in May. Gustav V declines coronation. Paris reports US duty cut on French wines by 20 percent in exchange for cotton seed oil and machinery concessions.
The upper Phames regions freeze over amid severe frosts across England and Ireland. Skating is widespread as twelve ice fatalities are reported and more men are frozen in.
In hot Melbourne conditions on January 6 the second Test resumed with about 9000 spectators. England trailed 159 for 4 in their second innings after Australia’s 266 in the first, with notable bowling by Crawford and Rhodes. Australia’s bowlers then restricted England to 159 all out as the day closed, with key scores from Humphries and Fane.
The third wool sale opens tomorrow at 9 am in Christchurch with Pyne and Co first listing 5533 bales followed by N Z Loan and Mercantile 1756, National Mortgage and Agency 1193, H Matson 1918, Dalgety 4800, N Z Farmers Co op 184 and Friedlander 528 totaling 17862 bales.
High Commissioner reports New Zealand mutton scarce and weak in demand while River Plate mutton floods the market. Australian lamb abundant with mixed quality but strong prime demand. beef flat with River Plate supply heavy. cocksfoot seed firm. wool shows improved demand and firm prices.
Dalgety and Co Limited received a cablegram listing the principal wood importers into London for the last year. Leading buyers include Australian Mortgage Loan and Finance Company, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Union Bank of Australia, Sanderson Murray and Co, and Bank of New Zealand with bale counts ranging from about 37,000 to 422,000.
Government steamer Hinemoa arrived at Auckland after visiting the Bermadecs Islands where a New Zealand scientific party will stay for twelve months. The team landed at depots found intact, with supplies renewed where needed. A large quantity of fruit, mainly oranges, was observed and some could not be shipped. No wreckage was seen at any island visited.
The Dunedin mayor has refused to officially receive Mr Keir Hardie on arrival, despite a request from the Trades and Labour Council. The letter was sent on January 6.
A catalog of agricultural properties for private sale outlines 1500 acres of land in Westerfield and Good Land, Riverside and Seaview holdings with crop potential, and diverse sheep country. The blur of locations includes Methven Hinds Newlands Lauriston Ruapuna and Lynchhurst. Prospective buyers may request further particulars and arrange inspections.
A market list shows prices for hams and assorted dried fruits and nuts. Items include currants sultanas raisins figs prunes almonds walnuts and muscatels with per pound prices ranging from 4d to 1s 4d and related staples like sugar peel and butter.
An Indian journal notes a rapid shift in Lahore society as native gentlemen allow wives to accompany them in evenings, with ayahs taking children out and women appearing unveiled in public. The piece warns against restoring old norms and highlights a widening social openness.
An Christchurch inquest ruled that Thamas Godfrey Bezett died by his own action while in an unsound mind after his body was found on New Brighton beach. Witnesses described his excitable behavior and references to Jamaica and a friend’s death.
Advert mentions Zam-Buk Healing Balm for sore feet and blisters with claims of improved circulation and cooling relief. Testimony from a North Adelaide traveler supports soothing heels and general skin troubles. Sold by chemists for 1s 6d per pot or 8s 6d for a family size.
In a New York interview J. D. Rockefeller rejects the idea that fortune making opportunities are past. He says all men are bound in vital relationships and warns against formal socialism replacing natural development. He questions government takeover of Standard Oil.
An established London goods house advertises promptly executed sales at the lowest cash prices for British and Continental goods. Address is 25 Abohureh Lane, London, EC, with cable address Annuaire London. Established 1814.
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