Premises Vacated by National Mortgage and Agency Company
Notice states that the premises recently occupied by the National Mortgage and Agency Company at Somerset Buildings Burnett Street will no longer transact business at the Factory behind the old site. The Burnett Street office next to Dalgety and Company is affected.
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Ashburton Mail and Guardian
National Mortgage and Agency Company
Somerset Buildings
Burnett Street
Dalgety and Company
R Handcock Land Agent in Christchurch
R Handcock, land agent based at 2287 Colombe Street Christchurch, operates near Cathedral Square one minute away.
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R. Handcock
Colombe Street
Christchurch
Cathedral Square
Macxa yest Verrras at PoavaL Epic
Ashburton Guardian reports a dramatic event titled Macxa yest Verrras at PoavaL Epic with unfolding details from the January 28, 1908 issue. The article outlines notable actions, locations, and figures connected to the episode as noted by the paper.
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Ashburton Guardian
Poaval
Ashburton notes on volunteers and local affairs
A volunteer officer doubts local corps will reach full strength this year as recruitment wanes across the dominion. The inspector’s visits trouble farmers and engine owners, while the Mayor jokes about timing. Other items report a police arrest, a photo studio sale, a new Scottish Society in Nelson, and a borough acetylene lighting vote.
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Ashburton
Timaru
Christchurch police to travel to England for perjury case
Detective Connell and Acting Detective Eade of the Christchurch police have orders to go to England immediately to testify in the perjury charge against Mrs Robinson. They knew Mrs Robinson when she ran boarding houses near Christchurch.
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Connell
Eade
Christchurch
England
Mrs Robinson
London
Cruce
Robinson
England would join Tasmania in a rain interrupted cricket story
Tasmania posted 317 for eight with Burn 112 Eady 66 and Tabart 55 before rain halted play. New South Wales scored 461 in their first innings Noble 176 Gregory 20 while Victoria trailed at 64 for two in their second innings. Several lineups announced for return matches on the Domain oval with clubs Timaru Ashburton and Albion named for forthcoming fixtures.
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Press Association
Hobart
Burn
Eady
Tabart
Sydney
New South Wales
Noble
Gregory
Victoria
Pinwald
Albion
T. Witegerald
N. Fitzgerald
F. Mackenzie
G. Lagan
A. Helem
Clothier
B. Mackenzie
W. Mackenzie
Bell
W. Clothier
J. Gudsell
W. Carroll
H. Culverhouse
Albion Cricket Club
J. Tower
Reid
O’neil
Dlade
Hl. Lamb
GC. Frost
A. T., Tomlinson
J. Neylon
R. Simpson
K. Rollini
Z. Newman
Domain Oval
Ashburton
Timaru
South Canterbury Cricket Association
G. J. Harper
P. LB
Orr
C. W. Nicoll
E. &. Nicoll
C. Denshire
H. E. Blunden
J. G. Hewitt
D. Wood
R. Kenna
J. Brown
D. McMenzie
Ashburton Borough Council Meeting Deliberates Finances and Public Works
The Ashburton Borough Council, led by Mayor H. Davis, discussed overdraft and recent receipts from rates rents and licenses. Debated Tancred Street lease and a possible high pressure water supply, formed a committee to study schemes, and approved repairs to the pound and other public works.
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Ashburton
Borouch
Stewart
Gibson
Aucklanders Triumph Over Warringah in Six-Rink Bowls Match
The Auckland team hosted by Warringah Club at Mosman played six rinks with Auckland winning 144 to 127. Notable results include Schnauer Mills McCallum and McIntosh 32 12 and the selection of players to face Temuka next Thursday with several emergencies named.
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Sydney
V. Warringah
Muiller
Neburn
Basales
Hudson
Arey
Robertson
Young
Temuka
Messrs
W. Aitchison
R. Bell
A. E. Bonnington
J. Blackler
D. Campbell
H. C. Craighead
A. Christie
J. RB. Hart
W. Harrison
J. Lane
J. Mawson
G. Meddins
C. Mathews
H. Martin
I. Manchester
J. D. Stewart
W. B. Denshire
Stewart
Tinwald School Committee Minutes Report
The Tinwald School Committee met Saturday with members J A Clothier A Moodie W Carroll J Bayliss W S Heiem and W Cobb present. The Timaru excursion on January 17 yielded receipts of £20 4d and expenses of £19 12s 2d leaving 12s 2d to credit the prize fund. A week extra holiday was granted due to measles recovery and reopening set for February Sed. Miss A Milter was chosen pupil teacher. Payments totaling £1 15s 16d were approved.
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J. A. Clothier
A. Moodie
W. Carroll
J. Bayliss
W. S. Heiem
W. Cobb
Timaru
A. Milter
Fire at Sunnyside Mental Hospital Destroys Bakery Roof
Firefighters from the Christchurch Brigade responded to an early morning blaze at Sunnyside Mental Hospital. After about an hour, the roof of the bakery collapsed and other sections were gutted. Patients were awakened and moved to the halls as a precaution. no serious danger occurred. Storeroom goods were ruined by fire or water.
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Cr Nicoll
Gibson
Cr Stewart
Davison
Nicoll
Friedlander
Stewart
Dr Nicoll
Williams
Dominion
Timaru
Clark
Rr Nicoll
Counsil
Cr Friedlander
Crs Gibson
Cr Wood
Sanitary Committee
Pancred Street
Tolly
McKennie
Christchurch
Cr Orr
McNenzie
Sunnyside Mental Hospital
Christchurch Fire Brigade
Monstrous Misbehaviour by Boxing Champion in Christchurch Court
John Lloyd described as heavyweight boxing champion of New Zealand appeared before the Christchurch Magistrate's Court on a charge of assaulting Sub-Inspector Dwyer. Lloyd, intoxicated, threatened the inspector with a beer bottle, struck him, and caused facial injuries before being restrained. The magistrate fined Lloyd 40s and costs, stressing the duty to protect police.
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John Lloyd
New Zealand
Christchurch
Dwyer
Lloyd
Los
Cassidy
Mr Cassidy
Mr Day
River reports on Ashburton county rivers unchanged
The Ashburton county rivers remain fishable at 9 o clock this morning as conditions were unchanged across all monitored waterways.
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Ashburton
Theft of Miniatures Stolen from West Norwood Studio
In a London police brief, burglars stole three miniature portraits of the Queen's daughters from Heutschel's studio in West Norwood, loaned by Queen Alexandra for reproduction. The report appears amid other international notes on patents, Australian trade, and a U.S. antitrust action against a railroad merger.
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London
Great Britain
Heutschel
West Norwood
Alexander
the Spectator
Senator Best
Commmonwealth Executive Council
Australia
Ste
New York
Charles Bonaparte
United States
Equity
Pacific Railway
Harriman
South Africa to Reconsider Attitude Toward Asiatics
Johannesburg dispatch says the government will appoint a Supreme Court judge to review objections to the Registration Act and devise a nonoffensive identification system. The act will stay in abeyance this session while amendments are prepared for next session, with opposition backing expected for a bold move.
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Per
Press Association
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Johannesburg
Supreme Court
Lord Milner
Cape Legislative Council Election Totals Reported
Cape Town January 27 the council election results show the South African Party with 11 seats the Unionists with 5 and the Independents with 4 as of this report.
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A.m. Capetown
Cape Legislative Council
Unionista
Independents
Japan orders emigration ban to Hawaii with relatives allowed
The Japanese government issues an order prohibiting emigration to Hawaii except for those with relatives there. The policy sparks consternation among emigration firms and eyed as provoking protest. Viscount Hayashi vows the promise and no retreat amid pressure. Washington reception reportedly favorable.
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Per
Press Association
Tokio
Jape
Hawaii
Viscount Hayashi
Locon
New York
the Times
Washington
Morocco Battle Stirs Tribes as General Damade Fights
Morocco January 27 General Damade's forces repelled four hours of attacks in the Medinna district scattering tribes. Algeciras Conference dominates news as Mulai Hafid's followers demand abrogation while Hafid and the Sultan face cash shortages and near paralysis.
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Per Press Association
Morocco
Damade
Medinna
Algeciras
Mulai Hafid
Sultan
Nineteen tribesmen freed arrive in Tangier
Nineteen tribesmen released at Fez join other prisoners en route to be exchanged for Kaid Mac Lean, arriving at Tangier.
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Fez
Kaid MacLean
Tangier
Germany Sets Morocco Debate Ablaze in Chamber Speech
Berlin reports wide interest in M Delcasse's forthcoming Chamber of Deputies address on Morocco. Semi official comments remain reserved at the moment.
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Berlin
Germany
M. Delcasse
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Kaiser's Warning to Delcasse Threatened War Over 1905 Pact
Paris reports that in June 1905 the Kaiser told Italian Foreign Minister Tittoni that German troops would enter Lorraine if Delcasse secured a Britain alliance. Tittoni informed the French ambassador in Rome who alerted Premier Rouvier, who then urged Delcasse's retirement for not sharing negotiations.
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Paris
Signor Tittoni
Lorraine
M. Delcasse
Britain
Signor ‘Littoni
M. Barrere
Rome
M. Rouvier
MM. Delecasse
Aggressive Turkish Forces Advance in Persia Reported
London dispatch states Prince Fier Firma telegrams that Turkish troops have occupied Sujbulak and he will evacuate Sajbulak without resistance to move toward Zandvale.
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London
Prince Fier
Firma
Sajbulak
Zandvale
Sujbulak
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Cy Gibson
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