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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
Ephemeris Notes for July Phases and Moon Details
Ephemeris table lists new moon on July 3rd, first quarter around July 14th, full moon July 22nd, and last quarter on July 28th. It notes perigee on July 16th and apogee on July 31st with approximate times and rounding variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lwom
Unemployment in New Zealand This Winter Seen Delicate but Dormant
A newspaper note discusses low unemployment in midwinter with few workless protests. It cites Mr McKensie and the Minister of Public Works noting fewer workers on road and railway projects than last winter and urges deeper inquiry into the causes for a lasting reduction in unemployment nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Dunedin
Auckland
McKenszie
Jim
May arrivals and departures in New Zealand noted
In May 2470, 3439 people arrived and 1320 arrived last May, 3856 departed. Waimate County votes £50 for King Edward memorial band rotunda. Poultry show prizes go to Ashburton exhibitors. Mayfield Hall concert supports piano fund. Auckland Land Board granted 76 selectors 14836 acres. June 27 offer 10829 acres. preference to landless. Comet Hailey’s tail may have caused many hawks and laxks to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Waimate
Wainmate
Auckland Land Board
Dominion
Local Notes From The Nairnshire And Surroundings
A miscellany of reports from New Zealand towns includes the Nairnshire hoa sailing from Sydney for New Zealand and 46 registered motor vehicles in Waimate County. Rev W S Bean will stay at Addington parish where he has led a parish for eighteen years. Star of the East Lodge reports attendance over fifty with two initiations. In court, Craddock and Co. Ltd faces £20 claim over a horse’s death from exposed wire, judge awards £15 plus costs. AMP Society declares £774,491 cash distribution and £8,200 interim bonuses. Ashburton hockey season opens with a draw between Rangiates and High School. A boys social at Baring Square Church honors Miss Lucy McKernan. Business talks feature Mr M Kaslovsky promoting direct trade between Russia and New Zealand for raw materials and finished goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. G. Day
George Gould
Methven
Kennedy
Craddock and Co., Ltd
Acland
Ashburton
Magisterial proceedings on by laws and offences
Reports of fines and costs for horse release in Ker thoda street and Mona Square. Traction engine driving on Winchmore road, bicycle riding at night, and light gig charges adjudicated. A liquor shipment into Ashburton No license district was settled with a small fine. Civil case of McNamara vs Carson ends with a judgment sum and imprisonment in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Milsom
Kerthoda Street
James Smith
Mona Square
Arthur Taylor
Acland
Winchmore Road
Melville de la Cour
Ashburton Bridge
John Bord
William Ashton
George Taylor
R. Wilson and Co
Timart
Ashburton
Messrs
Tripp
Rolleston
Defendents’ Solicitors
George TH. Carson
Orbell
William Patrick McNamara
Hig Worship
License and No License Menace in Masterton Reports
The Court records for the first halves of 1909 under license and 1910 under no license show a marked decrease in crime. Drunkenness 187 23, common assault 0 0, theft 18 0, housebreaking 6 0, resisting police 8 0, failing to support relatives 9 5, no means of support 9 1, obscene language 8 2, sly grog selling 0 6, bringing liquor into a no license area 0 1d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterton
Weathered Tastes and Choices in a Shade of Fifteen
In a playful verse, one man swears by lemonade while another prefers beer. Some stick to water, others reach for the drawer, all likely to endorse Woodsy Great Peppermintty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifs
Acetylene Explosion Wrecks Castle in Ireland Kills Stable Boy
A gas explosion partially wrecked Shara vroyne Castle at Birra King’s County Ireland. A stable boy was killed and three others badly injured. The incident is part of a broader United Press report spanning London Ottawa and Dublin with multiple brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Huntingdon
Sharavroyne
Birra
King’s County
Ireland
The Columbian Gold Rush
Ottawa reports that Stewart Land Company president William Pigot calls the new find an excellent strike but not a free milling gold ledge. Other reports say much of the country was staked before most prospectors arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
William Pigot
Stewart Land Company
Zeppelin disaster sparks backlash against rigid airships
The Zeppelin disaster prompted revulsion toward rigid frame airships as a wind gust sent the craft 3000 feet high. It shed gas and collapsed near the ground. Engine fitter Hohenstein leapt overboard to ease weight and suffered severe internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Prene Association
Berlin
Hohenstein
National Service League Meeting Hails Australian Leadership
At Queen's Hall a large National Service League gathering presided by Lord Roberts heard a telegram from the Australian League. Lord Curzon praised Australia and New Zealand as prior democratic communities enacting universal military service, and urged collaboration with Britain. Cord Roberts led three cheers for Sir George Reid as 500 guests joined in the banquet farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Presa Association
Copyrigit
London
National Service League
Queen’s Hall
Lord Roberts
Australian League
Lord Curzon
Australia
New Zealand
Empire
Cord Roberts
George Reid
Eight Convicts Escape After Kherson Prisoner Fight
In Kherson a warder and eight convicts were involved in an escape attempt that led to a clash. Seven convicts and one warder died in the ensuing fight. The incident occurred June 30 as authorities pursued the escapees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer
Prene Association
ST. Entersburg
Kherson
Egyptian Affairs and Diplomatic Transfers Reported
The Telegraph notes Sir Gerard Lowther to Constantinople then St Petersburg, with Sir Eldon Gorst to succeed him, opening path for Lord Hicbster as British Agent. Gorst later denies appointment to Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Presa Association
London
Telegraph
Gerard Lowther
Constantinople
St. Petersbus
Eldon Gorst
Gerard
Lord Hicbster
Sir Eldon Gorst
South Africa Drafts Racial Shield on Mining Roles
The Commission on Mining Regulations proposes that only white men be issued blasting certificates and operate boilers engines and machinery. It also suggests banning workers with lung troubles from underground work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
London
The
Daily Mail
Johannesburg
Commission On Mining Regulations
Wairarapa Daily Times editor J Payton dies at 67
Mr J Payton editor and proprietor of the Wairarapa Daily Times died at 4 am aged sixty seven. The notice appears in Pet Press Association records from Masterton dated July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterton
J. Payton
Wairarapa Daily Times
Government plans July adjournment to November
The Premier stated in the House of Commons that Parliament will adjourn at the end of July and reconvene in November, marking a three months recess. No further details on agenda or sessions were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Budget Reveals Deficit and Tax Changes in 1911 Plans
Mr Lloyd George introduces the Budget noting expenditure of 171,857,000 with arrears bringing local taxation payments to 198,937,000 and a deficit of 26,250,000. Revenue is projected at 199,791,000 leaving a 861,000 surplus. No new taxes. whisky tax adjustments proposed. Old age pension pauper disqualification to be removed in January. unemployment and invalidity insurance to start on a contributory basis in 1911. Trade outlook improves. spirits controls show revenue not hurt. drunkenness convictions fall notably in Scotland and Ireland, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Scotland
Ireland
England
Auckland man receives diploma of honour for prismatic roofing
Mr John H. Beamish of Auckland earns a diploma of honour for his prismatic roofing exhibited at the New Zealand court of the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
London
John H. Beamish
Auckland
New Zealand
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Boxing Prospect at Reno Fight
San Francisco reports screened boxes for women to attend the Reno bout with women seeking seats for divorces at high prices. Jeffries says wind is perfect and Fitzsimmons predicts a win inside fifteen rounds. Johnson’s powerful left hand dominates. Mrs Jeffries gains £25000 from Jeffries’ share in the moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Press Association
San Francisco
Reno
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Johson
Nevada
New York
Johnson
Mrs Chambers Wins Ladies Championship Defeating Miss Boothby
In lawn tennis news Mrs Chambers defeats former holder Miss Boothby to win the ladies championship. In London on June 20 Wilding beat Gore 6-4 7-5 4-6 2-? in a challenge round. Mixed doubles third round sees Doust with Mrs Chamberaine Thomas pairing with Miss Tulloch 6-4 7-?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Press Association
London
Chambers
Miss Boothby
Gore
Doust
Chamberaine Thomas
Miss Tulloch
Australian State Revenue And Trade Figures
Sydney reports the state revenue for the year at £14 540 055 up £914 000 from the previous year. Wool exports reached 1 038 897 bales, up 60 700 on last year. Melbourne notes the year’s total at £8 508 167, up £307 790. A Chinaman died after a factory fire incident in Little Somedales Street. Kauri Timber Company halves now plan annual dividends. Anti-trust actions against coal shipowners likely to be heard in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Sugar price rise shocks Melbourne confectioners
The Colonial Sugar Company raises sugar price from £18 15s to £20 17s 6d. The move is condemned by jam and confectionery manufacturers in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Press
Association—Copyright
Melbourne
Colonial Sugar Company
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R. D. Johnston
Burnett Street
Andrew Orr & Co., Ltd
AR. Totty
R. Totty
R. Topey
Chemist
Gee
W. H. Collins
Ayyore
Genoa
JUG Hesse Chests
W. Strange & Co, Ld
Tancred Street
W. J. Moore
Corner East
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Youawato
Thomas Brus
Tavelock Street
A. A. Dempster
Tancred Strett
EGS
Ashburton Forks
F. Ferriman
Greenstreet District
Ferriman
Land and State
Havelock Street
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian Church
I, Ferriman
A.L. Zouch
Mail and Guardian
Europe
Temuka
H. Gresham
Qurnett Street
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Dye
R. Mathieson, A.T.W.E.P
R. Mathieson
Gavelock Street
FREI
Lei
Frank Gurtis
East Street
Swanson
Tae
Cash Supply Stores
Fletcher Bros
Logal
Banks and Professions Muniature Rifte Club
Joynt
Hair GY
J. Townsend
New Zealand Labour Party
Donoghue
R. Washington
Mount Somers
Ior
Taranaki
North Island
Rangiora
Pekinduck
J. Stringfellow
J Stringfellow
J. Harris
H.t
G. W. Aldridge
E. Gipington
Ti. C. Baker
C. Baker
G.T. Smart
Mayfield Hall
Piano Fund
Miss Burgess
D. Sewell
Miss Cameron
Myr Brading
Air Hall
Sewell
McLaren
H. Dellow
Brading
Parapara
Wanganui
Hailey
Nairnshire Hoa
Waimate County
W. S. Bean
St. Mary's,Addington
Addington
Tecar
Star of the East Lodge
1.C.G.T
Bros Hewitt
O.J
A.M.P. Society
Ashburton Rangiates
Hazel Watters
Stough
Trangiatea
Miss Osborne
Baring Square
Carter
Bellhouse
Fo Ume
Alr
Russia
M. Kaslovsky
Russian Commercial and Industrial Society
Moscow
Koslovsky
W. G. Day
S.M
J. L. Myers
Cass and Wills
Sta. Suppir
Sture
J. M. Wilkie
Harold E. ‘Gurtis
H. & Fitter and Son
MMUAT
Smithfield
Oakshire Insurance 6 Co., Limited
Ashburton County
G. E. Owen
M.R.C.V.S
Newman
Triaen
Cou
G. H. Buchanan
Freshold
Tatanact
R. Kennedy
Per Press Association
Cable News
Home and Foreign
United Press Association
Par Worth
Grantham
Durham Assizes
Fallon
Horden
Canada
Asquith
Armstrong
Oldenburg
Danzig
Kinahan Company
Dublin
Colonial Office
Marconi
the Airways
Egyptian Affairs
Lord Kitchener
Catro
South Africa
Pet Press Association
Woods
Giis
British Partics
Codytiees
Boxing
Kauri Timber Company
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