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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
A shop advertises a grand selection of gent's shoes in various leathers and styles including Goodyear welted and stitched options. It promotes form fit and different toe shapes and claims expertise from years in belt and shoe lines. Also offers ladies and children's footwear, felt hats for warmth, and damp weather rubbers.
Ask your grocer for it or apply to W SCOTLAR AND CO proprietors of Kozie Teas who will provide the name of the nearest retail agent.
Mrs Bates of Kaponga discusses early land purchases in Taranaki, rise of dairy farming supported by co operative companies, farm sizes from 30 to 100 cows, and yearly returns of at least £9 10s per cow. He notes labour issues, milking plants, maize fodder, and prudent herd culling for profitability.
Wellington June 30 The Council met at 2 80 p m Address in Reply sought railway management reforms to aid country settlers and cautioned against rash Bank of New Zealand profit distribution. William Bochan praised cheap money and humanitarian legislation while urging Contagious Diseases Act revival. Debate adjourned. Imprest Supply Bill passed.
Sir Joseph Ward leads discussion on Accident Insurance Department policy and state monopoly against private lenders. MPs clash over a state fire and accident insurance role, private enterprise, and rate impacts. House then considers the Helensville railway deviation, voting 40 to 24 to preserve the western route.
In the House of Commons Sir Alfred Lyttelton raises the issue of paying 300 to Transvaal Parliament members. Rufus Isaacs says the Colonial Office will consider the matter. ministers should advise governors. Debates touch governors duties, imperial policy, and colonial governance amid Australian sentiment.
The Times reports Mr Asquith will announce an autumn session to address the conference outcome or the constitutional question. The move stems from Radicals' unease and Nationalists' opposition to the conference.
Civil and criminal court activity shows 28 civil cases handled by the Magistrate, total claims 1260 6s 10d led to 596 pounds recovered. Criminal counts include 1 person held for crime against person, 12 held for property with 8 dismissed, 2 committed, 2 convicted, and 2 imprisoned. Torty detained for good order with 38 narrowly convicted and 25 fined. In other offences 47 arrested with 9 discharged. Total summoned or apprehended 100. Two old age pensions granted, ten applications pending.
Public Works Department accepts six tenders for the Westport Inangalua railway formation contracts. McWilliams and Andrews Wellington £5406 for Contract 1. Donald McLellan Ntakawau £? for Contract 2. D Hannon and Co Westport £2279 for Contract 3. R O'Brien and Co Cronadun £3531 for Contract 4. Me Williams and Andrews Wellington £2075 for Contract 5. R H O'Brien and Co Cronadun £1944 for Contract 6.
Commercial price lists report wheat barley maize oats and bran in Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide with figures in pence farthings and pounds. Hides and butter and cheese values noted with declines in listing markets and odd barley and pollard prices across regions.
Elite tailoring promises superior shape retention and cutting accuracy. Four skilled cutters and tailors pledge to craft genuine tailor made suits to order at Storge Davies Ltd The Modern Tailor in The Arcade Ashburton with season appropriate designs and significant savings.
Wellington reports the New Zealand Rugby Union committee defeated a Universities match and agreed to stage the fifth game at Wanganui if a half holiday is granted. The Otago Union plans to curb spectators offering referee commentary and threats, with police to be involved in incidents.
Ur Clothes are built by people who understand their business and are designed to be a comfort to wearers and a credit to the makers. Appearances matter for business and tea. Call on us for a costume that delights or a suit for the well dressed man of business. Every yard of our stock is fresh, new and up-to-date.
A riddle in verse contrasts drink tastes showing contrast between lemonade beer and water. A brewer sits among patrons who endorse Worthfoe Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a preferred aid.
A woman describes enduring Rheumatism and Sciatica for over twenty years and trying many remedies before finding relief with RHEUMO. She urges others to try the cure, claiming it is the only treatment that helped her substantially.
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