Thanks for Settled Accounts After the Fire
The writer thanks those who have settled their accounts since the fire and expresses appreciation for the sympathy shown.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
4
The writer thanks those who have settled their accounts since the fire and expresses appreciation for the sympathy shown.
Large stock of ladies gentas and children's goots shirts shoes and slippers arrived from the manufacturera. Children’s sandals and stop and button shoes are specialties at T. Young Ulster Boot Stores.
A chemist notes that delicate perfumes make ideal Christmas gifts and promises a superb stock of scents from top makers. The shop invites customers to visit and view affordable gift articles for the season.
Tia recognises the world over as the ideal of Purity in Condiments. Meats of all kinds including mutton bacon fish and eggs are improved to taste immensely by the addition of keen mustard.
Holiday shoppers can find light durable footwear at Mellor's Shoes during the alteration sale. Prices are said to be the most economical in the district with goods offered at prices that cannot be duplicated.
A standard notice from the paper states that the opinions in correspondence are those of the writers and not the publication. It emphasizes the paper does not assume responsibility for the views expressed.
Letter to the editor urges careful evaluation of high‑pressure water service versus windmill options. It cites recent supply cutbacks, insurance implications, fire prevention costs, and the Rangitata river scheme as a potential county‑wide solution, urging informed public input.
At a Sydney meeting of the Manufacturing Chemists and Proprietors Association a remonstrance was adopted urging federal leaders to review Mr Beale's report on secret drugs foods and cures. The association alleges bias and excludes evidence, protests against accepting a single prejudiced view, and calls for an impartial commission and fair hearings. Members support legislation to curb useless fraudulent or dangerous preparations and welcome a broad inquiry.
The advert proclaims Genuine Sander and Sons Eucalypti Extract as uniquely curative for influenza fevers diarrhea stomach and kidney complaints with quick neuralgic and rheumatic relief. It offers throat and lung cures as steam inhalations and a mouth wash, plus Sander and Sons Superba Skin Food for skin and cosmetic benefits. It warns against inferior oils and notes local bicycle firms Royal Enfield Rudge Whitworth New Hudson with R D Johnston as agent in Burnett Street.
A Devonport resident reported maggots in nectarines signaling the Mediterranean fruit fly in Auckland. Inspection found infection in a Stanley Point garden and a heavily infested nectarine tree. Authorities will inspect Chelsea, Devonport, Northcote and Birkenhead, with infected fruit and trees destroyed to prevent spread.
Palmerston North reports the Defence Committee of the Farmers Union and delegates from Wanganui Hawke's Bay and the Wairarapa meeting to consider shearers demands and responses to circulars. J G Wilson chaired as proposals were reviewed and a case prepared for delegates. A conference with the shearers is set for February 4 after February 1 was deemed unsuitable.
A leading Auckland trades figure rejects Mr. McNab's assertion that the Government should not engage in wine making. He says the trade would welcome either government or private wine production and believes promoting light pure wine serves temperance by popularising moderate drinking.
Wellington January 80 cadets report 1907 close firing results with prize medals awarded to J. Priestley Onehunga 76 points A Sangster Stratford 76 G Pettigrew Wanganui 76 W Sievers Carterton 74 H Tyerman Woodville 62 T Newton C Otsten Picton 73 B H Eden Wakefield 69 I Smith Greymouth 66 J Manrahan Hokitika 73 C Josling Rangiora 72 H Shiers Geraldine 76 W Harvey North East Valley Dunedin 74 A Martin Gore 83.
Wellington January 30 A committee will audit Institute books determine ownership insure museum volumes up to 2000 pounds The Publications Committee proposes summaries of scientific papers for circulation The Hutton fund report shows 663 pounds credited A memorial medal arrangements committee appointed The research fund to be transferred to the Institute and memorial committee discharged New officers named President G M Thomson Treasurer G Chapman K G Secretary T King Transactions editor G W Thomson Librarian A Hamilton Publishing committee G M Thomson Benham Chilton Farr A resolution regrets the death of Sir James Hector and honors his service to science.
The Napier ram fair at Hastings drew a large crowd with a record entry of stud rams, shearlings, and two-shear Lincolns and Romney dock rams. Prices topped at 8 guineas for Lincolns, with notable sales by W Raynor Masterton and others. bidders included T Tanner, W Perry, Bland Rayner, and B d Riddiford. Flock Lincolns reached 11 guineas. Romney and Hampshire breeds sold to 9 and 82 guineas respectively.
A humorous sketch describes Miss Silas Eudora Von Blark who speaks fluent Spanish and Greek but cannot tell chicken from turkey. She mocks pretense with a quirky portrait of education, stars, geology, and quirky mispronunciations in a light verse style.
Inhalation exchanges involve oxygen intake and carbon dioxide output, with carbonic acid gas forming part of the atmosphere. The key danger lies in fine organic particles from unhealthy bodies, which contaminate air in crowded spaces and misty halls. Fresh air dilutes these emanations and vitalizes the blood to resist their effects.
The Ghurka destroyer built for the Admiralty by Hawkins, Leslie and Co. completed trials on oil fuel with Parsons turbines. It achieved 83.91 knots over six hours, 34 knots in the fourth hour, and a measured 342 knots peak, with a 1715 nautical mile radius at 18.4 knots. It could reach 2500 knots with full tanks, enabling Pacific or Atlantic crossings, and features five oil-fired Yarrow boilers and turbine propulsion on three shafts.
Reports recount Peary’s Arctic discoveries including meteorites named the Dog the Woman and the Tent and a giant iron mass with Widmannstatten figures. It notes a colossally preserved mammoth carcass moved from Kolynsk to St Petersburg and mentions the oldest ice bed beneath Tai mur Peninsula rocks. It also tells of Garda Greenland’s lost city ruins and Musk oxen near the Arctic ice cap.
Advertisement offers loans secured by freehold property. Lenders quote sums from £100 to £10,000 at annual rates from 4 percent.
Notice states Mr Walter Pickles will receive immediate attention regarding money to lend in any sum on freehold security at the lowest current rates.
Property notes describe 1600 acres including Riverside and Newlands tracts with good land, 200 acres in cop, good buildings, and fine all round farm qualities. Mentions Kyle and Doria as well improved sheep country suitable for farming and future development.
Centrally situated premises in Somerset Buildings fronting Burnett Street now occupied by the National Mortgage and Agency Co. Apply to, seeking tenancy or transfer details from the landlord or agent.
After a sale, Stock's Blue Boot Store offers remaining women's shoes and men's boots at bargain prices. Single pairs across lines remain, with women's styles in limited quantities. Men's boots range from 4s 110 to 10s 6d and 88ld to 16s 6d, urging customers to act now.
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