Attractive Residential Property For Sale In Ashburton
Have for sale in this locality the residence Anaru owned and occupied by M T Trevurza. One acre with a seven room house verandah stable trapshed storeroom and washhouse within walking distance of town. Early possession. For particulars on application. Also one acre fenced with a seven room house and wash house detached. Sold on account of A John Dempster departure from Ashburton. Desirable building site half an acre. Land and Estate Agent Precennan offers inspection and details.
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Anaru
Me T. Trevurza
al John Dempster
Dempster
Ashburton
Yancred Street
Cox Streets
Cameron Street
Allenton
Removal Notice Shifts Ashburton Mail Office Location
From this date until completion of rebuilding the Ashburton Mail and Guardian Commercial Department will operate from the former National Mortgages and Agency premises at Somerset Buildings Burnett Street next to Dalgety and Co. Advertisers are urged to send advertisements only to the Commercial Office The Factory will not admit the public.
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Ashburton Mail and Guardian Commercial Department
National Mortgages and Agency Company
Somerset Buildings
Burnett Street
Messrs Dalgety and Company
Cyclists flagged for footpath by laws face more prosecutions
Local reports show police increasing action against riders on footpaths without lights. A new batch of offenders will be cited at the Magistrate's Court on Friday amid calls for continued vigilance to protect pedestrians including women and children.
Stylish Millinery at The Triangle Shopa Remodel
Mrs Duncan Ross moved from Tancred St to The Triangle Shopa offering stylish millinery fancy drapery and children's ware. Hats made or altered to suit with prices never objected to. Patronise a practical and experienced milliner.
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Duncan Ross
Tancred St
The
Triangle
Ashburton council urged to revisit high pressure water supply
A circulating petition asks the Borough Council to reconsider a high pressure water supply for Ashburton. English cholerae concerns rise among ratepayers while Dr Hunter recovers in Christchurch and plans to return soon. Also notes fishing yields at the Ashburton river mouth and a Catholic Society Editors Box debate.
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Hunter
Ashburton
Christchurch
Catholic Literary Society
T. O’carroll
Ashburtow
Wool sales resume in Sydney after break
Vie wool sales reopen in Sydney on January 21. Prices for all good sorts held near December closing rates. Inferior fleeces fared poorly with greasy wool selling to 1d.
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Sydney
Vie
Insurance and Trade Firms Named in New Zealand Listing
A compact note lists The Live Stock General Tusurance Company of New Zealand along with Yorkshire Fire Insurance, Yorkshire Live Stock Insurance and Accident Insurance. Quibell's Sheep Dip, Maling and Co Limited of Christchurch, and a mention of cocoa and coffee brands in OCK.
Sydney Bank Announces Half Year Profit and Dividend
The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney reports half year net profits of £110,665. A 10 percent dividend is declared, £20,000 added to reserve, and £29,877 carried forward. General manager Mr Dibbs donates £5,000 to start a fund for officers' relief.
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Sydney
Commercial Banking Company
Dibbs
Nimrod Expedition Returns to Port Chalmers
The Koonya has towed Nimrod to the ice rim and reached Port Chalmers early this morning after departing for the Nimrod expedition.
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Dunedin
Koonya
Chalmers
Tragedy at Mount Albert A young wife ends life by razor
At Mount Albert Auckland on a January afternoon a 26 year old woman identified as Mrs Keels cut her throat with a razor. She had been in ill health and, after a brief attempt at soothing by a friend, inflicted two deep wounds from ear to ear. Life was pronounced extinct by Dr Jones.
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Per
Press Association
Auckland
Mount Albert
Mre Keels
Bench and Bar Turmoil as Charge Dismissed at Whangarei
In Whangarei on January 21, during an assault case against Constable Douglas of Hikurangi, a heated clash occurred between Magistrate Dyer and solicitor Mr Hackett. Hackett withdrew after being warned to stop questioning. The charge was dismissed with costs of £1 7s.
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Whangarei
Douglas
Hikurangi
Mr Dyer
Hackett
Auckland
Dan McLeod
McLeod
Mr Hackett
River angling outlook cheery for county streams
Reports at nine o clock show all county rivers clear or fishable with favorable conditions for anglers. Advertisements note discounted footwear and car tire services, urging readers to visit Stock's Blue Boot Stores and Carson's for repairs and boots, with sale emphasis and school needs after the holidays.
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Jet Ua
Scheol
Ministerial double interview on defence and land policy
Sir Joseph Ward and J A Findlay field questions on volunteer forces militia plans and Otago orders. The Premier rejects militia calls while discussing Defence Council aims and census like classifications under the Militia Act. Findlay addresses art unions and divorce law changes before the interview ends.
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Joseph Ward
Findlay
Ashburton
Wellington
Joseph
Guardian
New Zealand
Sir Joseph
Defence Council
England vs Australia: Hobbs and Hardstaff top scores as England seals innings
England's second innings closed for 249 with Hobbs and Hardstaff each 85. Tasmania totaled 74 in their innings, and Windsor’s win margin reached 190 runs. Tomorrow Albion and Ashburton clubs meet at 2 p.m. with listed player lineups and substitutions.
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Launceston
England
Hobbs
Hardstaff
Tasmania
Hanson
Windsor
Wellington Races at Trentham January 22
Fine weather and hard track as second day of racing draws large crowd. Results include Moungstog Hack Welter won by Martyrium. January Handicap won by Swimming Belt. Poneke Hack won by Taitoko. Wellington Stakes won by Armlet with Firstfoot close behind. Times listed for each race.
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Trentham
Moungstog
Martyrium
Ataabua
King Post
Isin
Acolus
Chatterer
Imin
Poneke Hack
Taitoko
Loehiels
Helianthus
Meetfoot
Armlat
Gravitation
Dibolo
Sir Artegal
Armlet
Firstfoot
Anniversary Day Hits Wellington With Regatta and Race Meet
Wellington birthday celebrations open with fine but cloudy weather. The main events are a race meeting at Trentham and a carnival plus regatta at Worser Bay drawing crowds and local participants.
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Wellington
Trentham
Worser Aye
Eight Hours in Mines and Global News from London to New York
News briefs report Glasgow Chamber of Commerce opposing the Miners Eight Hours Bill due to coal-output and cost concerns. Other items note Bulgarian brigands in Greece, immigration declines in the United States, a large marriage settlement, a fatal Milan-Rome rail collision, a Flemish coal mine explosion, Baltic negotiations, a libel damages ruling, Sara Bernhardt’s tour deal, and a Brussels thief sentenced to ten years.
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London
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
New York
Gladys Vancerbitt
Qaint Lassie Szeehenri
ST. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Sweden
Russia
Germany
Baltic
Lancet
Tucker
Sara Bernhardt
Australasta
Professor Yates proposes drills to free native miners
In Pretoria on January 21 Professor Yates of Johannesburg suggests installing 4000 small drills on the Rand to release 24,000 native miners, outlining a plan to boost mining labor.
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Press Association
Pretoria
Professor Yates
Johannesburg
Rand
Asians in the Transvaal Ordered to Quit in Fortnight
In Johannesburg a score of Indians and Chinese are ordered to quit within a fortnight. An ex-soldier receives two months for refusing to leave, and 80 hawkers face a fortnight in prison for lacking licenses.
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Johannesburg
Diamond Syndicate Sets Stable Prices Amid Market Slump
The Diamond Syndicate agrees with DaBeers and Premiers mines to maintain current price levels despite a weak market mood. The pact aims to stabilize value and prevent further declines in diamond prices across the supply chain.
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DaBeers
Thaw Trial Testimony Describes Lifetime History
Mrs Evelyn Thaw testified at the Thaw trial about her life history and the Mont Carlo visit after her recital of White's brutality. She said Jerome's merciless cross examination reduced her to tears during the proceedings.
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Per Press Association
New York
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Monte Carlo
White
Jerome
Bank reopenings and banker’s bills roil crisis period
The City of Hamilton Bank New York resumes operations after the crisis. The Currency Committees of the American Association of Bankers disapprove of Aldrich and Owl er bills, arguing they would unsettle markets. They urge Congress to adopt the Bankers’ Association plan.
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New York
City of Hamilton Bank
American Association of Bankers
Aldrich
Mrowler
Congress
Bankers’ Association
Labour Conference Endorses Social Legislation Review
A Labour conference with about a hundred delegates representing 1 072 413 unionists heard Mr Hudson 4.P. preside and review social legislation of the past year. He urged focus on old age pensions and unemployment and argued anti Socialist sentiment educates trade unionists to view it favorably. The meeting resolved to appoint a party election agent and sanctioned admission of the Women's Labour League.
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London
Hudson
Women’s Labour League
Settlement Reached in Marshall Islands Dispute
A British Australian firm Burns Philp and Co set a £4100 settlement with Germany over the Marshall Islands dispute after negotiations in London and Berlin. The accord, aided by German official Dr Irmir, reduced the claim to about one third of the original amount.
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Messrs Burns, Philp and Co
Herr Dernberg
Council of the Empire
Marshall Islands
Sydney
Irmir
Germany
Messrs Burns, Philp, and Co
Berlin
Campbell
Berl
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