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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
7
Limited is listed with a capital figure of £1006 in the business notices. No further details are provided in the fragment.
The Wakanu Road Board held its monthly meeting on Saturday with chairman C W Wood and members F Frampton W Anderson and H G Rickard. Topics included gorse cutting, stone crusher terms, water race drainage, level railway crossing safety, roll corrections, land transfers, shingle extractions, ford repairs, overdraft arrangements, and a 3d rate on rateable property. accounts totaling £825 1s 9d were approved.
The Willowby Literary and Debating Society held its annual concert in the schoolroom on Thursday evening despite bad weather. Presided by G. H. Lill, the program featured songs by F Chapman L King W Watson and Mrs S Jones duets by J Chapman Mrs Chapman Miss Claridge with Tash and Kelly recitations by H J Chapman and B Steel and accompaniments by Mrs Chapman and Miss Claridge. A motion of thanks to contributors was passed and the National Anthem ended the program, followed by supper.
A successful Band of Hope event at the Ruapuna Guild hall on Wednesday aimed to buy cups and saucers for the guild. Despite poor weather the hall was crowded and donations arrived from children and adults who performed songs recitations tableau and dialogue. The chairman Mr Nicholls praised the contributors and temperance cause before supper.
The Hampstead Town Board held its adjourned monthly meeting with chairman William Thompson and members present. They approved Te Awamutu Chamber of Commerce railway crossing safety efforts, directed the Works Committee to oversee a new road with concrete culverts, discussed street lighting and lamp relocation, disabled further lighting due to high gas rates, reviewed unauthorised road works near Tuarangi Old Men's Home, and instructed the Inspector to target cyclists on footpaths. Transfers of property within South-East Belt and Cambridge Street were approved.
Hon John Anstey of South Canterbury criticized government land deals, citing cases of Crown land aggregation in Mackenzie Country. He accused officials of enabling large block sales and questioned the effectiveness of the graduated land tax to curb aggregation, urging government action.
The record shows Canadians smoked 975 325 501 cigarettes last year, up nearly 2 000 000 from the prior year as tobacco and liquor consumption rise. Regent Cigarettes tout purity and quality and invite readers to request a Free Gift Catalogue. A note on patents explains that novelty and usefulness with ingenuity define patentable invention.
TEWART clipping machines priced at 39s 6d with cutters and combs and a large stock of extras available in the John Orr and Co stockroom. Immediate availability noted for customers seeking accessories and full kits.
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