Real estate listings from Harold Glartis agent
Harold E Glartis lands estate agent offers sale of six room house with wash house verandah road garden and concrete foundations with easy terms Also a nearly new four room cottage on King Street low price with terms Also a five room cottage on Church Street Frampstead full acre section and other land sites in Allcuton Netherby Hampstead districts Seek cheap sections inspection of lists Agent for B S Fitter and Son meat salesmen of Smithfield market Also livestock sales on behalf of clients
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Chireh Streek
Frampstead
Allcuton
Netherby
Hampstead
B.S. Fitter and Son
London
Smithfield
Seins
Wellington
Church Streets
Trevor’s Road
Winter Show Rush Crowds for Up-to-Date Men's Clothing
A rush of visitors to the Winter Show reports stocks of the latest and most up to date men and boys clothing. Items include all wool tweed suits, Norfolk suits, dark tweed shirts, beige shirts, and sturdy drill pants in all sizes. Prices range from 3 shillings 6 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnington
Ashburton
Norfolk
Ashburton Ploughing Matches Second Annual Competitions
The Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association held the second annual ploughing matches with 190 Clydesdale horses and 1800–2000 spectators. Judges faced a tough task in marking thirty-four teams across multiple classes amid uneven paddock ground. Results prize list honors Thomas Taylor and James Hampton among others. officials included Mr T Mawson as president and Mr Thomas Taylor as the guiding force behind revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral Association
Thomas Taylor
Walamu
Ashburton
James Cow
Ford’s Road
Tinwald
T. A. C. Pearce
Thomas Mawson
Tully Duff” Farm
Special Prize Givers List Detailed Donations
A roster of donors contributing special prizes includes J. Moreland D Wood John Small WH BK Blunden C H Tisch W Nosworthy M P J Gudsell T Dole M J Burgess W Sparrow T Ti Andrill W McClurg W Patching Friedlander Bros W Strange Co Kerr Bros W H Collins Co Alex Orr D G Wright W Jamieson A Copeland J Allen A H Field W J Cunningham G Med dins Tf Stephenson H Matson Co L B McClurg F Curtis W T Kingston Craighead Co Manchester Co H Manchester G Hofford Co J Tucker W G Hillier NZ Farmers Co operative Association International Harvester Company of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. Moreland
D. Wood
John Small
WH. BK. Blunden
C. H. Tisch
W. Nosworthy
M.P
J. Gudsell
T. Dole
M. J. Burgess
W. Sparrow
T. Ti. Andrill
W. McClurg
W. Patching
Friedlander Bros
W. Strange
N.Z
Farmers’ “ Co-operative’ Association
International Harvester Company of America
Canterbury Land Board Grants Several Transfers
A Canterbury Land Board meeting at Christ Church approved transfers for M.O.L. 1570 and M.O.L. 165 including 8 and 36 acres to named parties. Leases in Highbank Settlement were held over for further investigation. Subletting permission was refused for Shepherd's Bush Survey District totaling 1650 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Land Board
Christchurch
M.O.L
Westerfeld
Francis Black
John Painter
Westerfield
M.D
Archibald Clark
B. White
Arundel V.S
Donald J. McMaster
Benjamin T. Evans
Highbank
Sidney G. Leggett
J. Albert Leggett
Albert Leggett
J. A Painter
Ann Leggett
J. Sidney G. Leggett
Robert Anderson
Shepherd's Bush Survey District
Ward Urges Imperial Conference and Naval Strength
Sir Joseph Ward to a Sydney reporter calls the coming Imperial Conference epoch making. He argues New Zealand should send a Dreadnought if needed and that Britain must strengthen the navy to preserve peace and the empire’s integrity. He cites the two power standard as the best means to ensure sea supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ward
Sydney
New Zealand
Fdot
Great Britain
Radium Cure Report Stirs Auckland Medical Circles
A New York hospital doctors claim radium cured a gastric cancer by direct implantation in the growth. Local experts caution that radium shows limited, uncertain success and risks a secondary growth, while X rays are favored for therapy and cost concerns remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffenbach
Helmuth
New York Lower
Auckland
A. Kinder
Wellington Museum to Relocate to Mount Cook Site
Wellington officials announced the museum will move to a Mount Cook location and rise in a three storey building in front of the barracks. Estimated cost stands at £16,000 with room for future expansion though construction will wait as other major Public Works projects proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mount Cook
Public Works Department
Threat to Sir Joseph Ward Prompts UK Visit Report
The Herald reports Detective Cassels travels with Sir Joseph Ward to shadow the Premier amid a possible attack by an immigrant who allegedly planned to come to New Zealand years ago. The man, once a stoker in Wellington, blamed Ward for misfortune after his wife died during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrukland
the Herald
Cassels
England
Joseph Ward
New Zealand
Wellington
Sir Joseph Ward
Auckland
Dominion
SLY GROG-SELLING CASE AT OHakune
At Ohakune today Warnes was fined £20 and Biobe £10 plus costs for sly grog selling. The incident occurred on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohakune
Warnes
No-license ban in Ohinemuri prompts peaceful night
In Ohinemuri the hotels closed without incident and crowds gathered outside Firelly's and Pilling's hotels in Waihi. Police entered Waihi at ten o'clock as customers left quietly, while chants hakas and football war cries echoed from outside. No trouble occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waihi
Ohinemuri
Firelly’s
Pilling
Management Committee Sets Wellington North South Island Match
The New Zealand Rugby Union committee approves a Wellington venue for the North South Island match on August 21 subject to no clash with existing inter union fixtures. It will request a fuller report on alleged professionalism by a Timaru disqualified player and whether a Kaikorai player is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand Rugby Union
South Canterbury Union
Timaru
Kaikorai
Dunedin
Celtic
Pirates
Southland Union
New Zealand
Fox terrier litter lost and recovered at Invercargill show
A litter of four fox terriers exhibited at Invercargill by Mr P G Lindsay were taken from their mother who was left tied at home. The mother reached the show at 2 AM Thursday and the owner reclaimed her from the caretaker next morning. An Otaki thunderstorm incident saw Mr HL George struck by lightning as a gun in his hand caused a horse to fall, leaving riders dazed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invercargill
P. G. Lindsay
Southland News
Otaki
George
Suits Made To Measure At George Davies Firm
A Christchurch era notice touts George Davies 184 186 Colombo Street as offering measured suits with expert cutting and in-house work, promising high quality Italian cloth and a money back guarantee, while warning against cheaper imitators in drapers and ready-made shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davies
Colombo Street
New Zealand
Colonial Mills
Ashborton
Asquith Receives Delegation on Cheaper Cables in London
The Premier Mr Asquith and officials met a deputation headed by Hon Harry Lawson to press cheaper cable rates. Delegates urged state intervention while noting existing global networks and recent rate reductions. Calls for preferential rates for parliamentary news and Imperial coordinated cable aims were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Buxton
Seely
Harry Lawson
Lawson
Pacific Cable Board
Moberly Bell
The
Times
Ross
Canada
Fairfax
Sydney
Fenwick
Dunedin
New Zealand
Mercantile Marine
Proas
Kyffin-Thomas
South Australia
Australian revenue figures Across States and TB plan noted
Melbourne reports year end revenue figures with declines in Victoria and New South Wales while officials discuss stamping out tuberculosis with observation wards and sanatoria. Other items include a missing boat tale from Hobart and details on railway gains in Melbourne and the Broken Hill strike impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrie
Victoria
Sydney
New South Wales
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Palmerston North Robbery Arrest Tied to Wellington Theft
Detective Quirk arrested Michael Brennan on suspicion of involvement in the All Saints Vicarage robbery. Brennan, found with £23, three gold rings, two gold pencils, four brooches, four pairs of gold sheaved inks and other gold items, matches missing items. He had a through ticket to Auckland and planned to continue on the Main Trunk express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmerston North
Wairarapa
Quirk
Michael Brennan
All Saints’ Vicarage
Wellington
Brennan
Auckland
Myr Johnson
Education Reserve Leases Competitive Sale at New Plymouth
At the sale of the educated reset leases yesterday in New Plymouth, twelve seatings and 6880 acres across the back county were offered. Competition was brisk as sections sold at or above the upset price with advances up to 200 percent, averaging 66 percent above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speirs and Wilson
Harold E. Glartis
Lands, Estate Ang
Commission
Cameron Street
Ile
Burnett Street
Belt Road
Allenton
Booth Street
Lia
Yorkshire Surance Co., Ltd
Fira
Curtis
Mail and Guardian Office
Edward VII
King
Italy
Lipton’s Teal
Buxton and Thomas
Sannerbury Roller Flour
John Moore
Qq Deartaker
East Street
Telephone 147
Oamaru
Waimate
Manchester Bros
Burton and Thomas
Kerr Bros
Shearman Bros
Ashburton Drug Company Limited
Barker
Sullivan
Tancred Street
E. d. Hyde
Burnete Street
E. J. Hyde
Peroy's
Kenna
Cameron
BBC
Allawool
Elapet
Kenna & Gameron
Panly
Ceylon
Thrifly Housewives
Mount Somers
Lane
Burnside
North Island
Burnside Hydraulic Lime and Cement Cq, Ltd
aAgents
Reece Broe
Bedford Row
J. G. Ghristian
Christian
T. Mawegot
di Wood
James ~ Small
W. Adwent
Fairton
Patek
Janon Rummon
Wah W. Tow
Tin Wle
John Zanoat
Greenpark
Messrs "Mcintosh
Kaiapoi
G. Hunter
T Taylor
A. Deadmend
F. Frampton
J. W. Butterick
A. A. Jamieson
J. Anderson
A Mawson
Dt. B, Christian
Taylor
Wakanui
Ost Weil N
Ryan
Mr Thos
J. F. Hampton
John Cochrane, Jr
D. Ryan, Jr
Ashton
J. Robertson
Winslow
A. Bennison
Newlandshee
W. Begg
Ashton c
Jas. Hampton
W. F. Moses
Willowby x
W. Stephens
Waterton We
Jamieson
Dromore
F. W. Croseman
Hinds
Hh F
Jaino
Longbeach
H. Greenaway
Winchmore
H. Frampton
L . W. Harris
Chertsey
James Cochrane
Gao
Hellings
H. E. Blunden
Guinea
S. Taylor
John Cochrane
W. Crossman
Beitinigon
Newlands
Wikkers
Tyler
D.f
F. W. Crossman
John Cothradt
J . Bésins
Oigts
Wi Crossman
Wheatstone
W. J. Moses
S. Allen
Rt. Jamieson
James Allen
W. Harris
Blunden
W. Bennison
G. Fiellings
Cecil Bramley
Seaview
T. Taylor
Small
Wellington Museum
Per
Pregs Association
Sly
Per Press’ Association
NIA
Zealand Rugby Union
Dilhurton
Southern Cross
Vsitors
Morean
W. McKensie
Hongheach
Gbennett
Bast
Cobb
Rudkin
J. ©. N. Grigg
Ayer
Ayer’s
J. G. Ayer
Australian Gable News
Per Press Association
Federal Revenue
Melbourne
Customs and Excise
Commonwealth
the Federal House
Johnson
Hobart
Orleans
an ; —_—- - ‘ idiy “PHOTOGRAPHER
Purnett Street
Complete Outfitters
N.Z. Glothing Factory
NEW Zealand Coals
Westport
Stockton
Kaitangata
Newcastle Pelaw-Main
East Greta Aberdare Hepburn
Joshua Tucker
West Street
Chapman & Davis
Muresco Ips
Birnett Street
Temura, WV
Peel
Spiers and Wilson
Joe Maronan
Cashel Street
Chrietchurch
Loasey
H. F. Stevens
A. ML. Leasby
Thomas Young's
Ulster
Wy C. Lavell
Stratford
Ellen Knargs
Wy Hall
Riversdale
A. M. Falls
Greytown
M. Cooper
Emuadston
Hy. M. Cohen
Lane’s
Shoeing Forge
Aving
W. J. S. McDowell
Abermain
Thos. Brown,ltd
Hereford Street
Fletcher Bros
Callsa
Albert Roberts
Llewellyn “Owen
A. Mus
L.G.M
MLO
Engpres
T. Bullock
SAL
Wille ‘Street
Hast+ Helt
Brucefeldt Avenue
Church Street
Hawkpstead
Acullery
Sete
le Shinee
N.1
O.e. Belwy
Eric
Somerset Block
Burnethtreet
Freehold Yee Security
Gi. Buchanan
Maude
Harman
Burnet
Street
A R. Kennedy
Barnett
Ashshburton
Perry, Perry & Kinnerney
Geraldine
Playfair. Company
Havelock
Edison Bull
Clarion
Sterling ‘Records
Dagues
Falus
Reliable Goude
Sams
Peach & Sons
Nottingham
Eng
Thomas Hancox
Robert Bell