Ashburton Magistrate Sits Through Heavy Docket
The Ashburton bench deals with several cases including maintenance arrears of £30 with one month imprisonment suspended on payment. Drivers' certificates are required for traction engine operation with fines imposed on McGee and Stewart. Unregistered dogs face fines, with multiple defendants named. Gorse clearance fines are levied at 1s 9d per day for 81 days. A liquor sale without license case proceeds, with defense and witness testimony outlining the events of May 22 and the surrounding premises and personnel.
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Wiliam Robert Hyde
Timothy Conally
Taper Ashburton
C. W. Purnell
C. J. Harper
John Davison
Albert Whitaker
Mr Purnell
Fouhy
Potter
Arr Purnell
Martin and
O'Grady
John Hampton
Win. Davison
John Millar
J. Allen
Mr Whitaker
Mr Allen
Witness
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Hampton
Miller
Davissy
Whitaker
Methven
Nealon’s
John Cairns
Jr Purnell
Captain Lew
Purnell
Asheburton
Alr Parnell
James Allen
Dremore
Ashburton
James Dibson
McHlIren
Fitzgerald
Taro
Jie
Nealon
Whitaker's case prompts adjournment and financial judgments
In a local court scene, Alfred Whitaker denies selling liquor while witnesses reference police entry at Whitaker's and a man named Small. Adjournment is granted to hear Captain Lewin's evidence. multiple judgments and payments follow, including orders for immediate payment and short prison terms for defaults.
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Young Davis
Whitaker’s
Whitaker
John Millar
Alfred Whitaker
Captain Lewin
Small
Purnell
Diamond-Maker Lemoine Sentenced Again In Fraud Case
London July 6 reports say Lemoine the so-called diamond maker was jailed for six years and fined £120 with five years banishment. The retrial reopens the case from February when he first received ten years and £120 for fraud by claiming a method to produce diamonds. In court he described a method using iron filings sugar carbon and mercury to create diamonds amid questions about prior convictions and a secret formula.
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Lemoine
France
Amon
Julius Wernher
Feldenheiner
Emile de Stanban
Barboux
Donmere
Hight
Hike
Bort
Feldenheimer
Juling
Lempine
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Qats
Lemaime
Union Bank of London
Smith's Bank
Fle
Fuskin's Last Days at Coniston A Gentle Departure
Hall Caine recalls a final, peaceful portrait of Stuskin at Coniston. The account describes a tranquil, dying persona with a soft voice, quiet courtesy, and a gradual approach to death, emphasizing gentleness over fear.
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Stuskin
Coniston
Tiina
Life Gas
Flo
Hall Caine
Aly Stary
Mrs Sarah McBurney Recommends Chamberlain's Dog Remedy
The speaker praises Chamberlain's Dog Remedy as safe for children after lengthy trials and years of use. She notes friends share her view and that it is sold by all chemists and storekeepers.
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Sarah McBurney
Chamberlain
Morcheck
Grey St
Shortland
Thames N.Z
Hanson
Coe
Australians Open Strong In England Test Against Worcester
Australia ended play at six wickets for 312 runs after a bright start in England. Weather was sunny and the pitch was good as the match against Worcester progressed with strong batting from the visitors.
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London
Australia
Police crusade targets excessive speed on roads
Christchurch reports another court case on speed. Dr Diamond was fined 40s and costs for driving at speed dangerous to public safety on Sumner road. Mr Haselden, S.M., noted motorists had one standard of speed while the public held another. Arthur Hensman was fined 20s for a similar offence.
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Diamond
Sumner
Haselden
S.M
Arthur Hensman
Chinese quarrel leaves two inmates injured in hut
Ah Ben and Lue Soo, both inmates, fought with axes this morning. Ah Ben suffered a fractured skull and deep cuts while Lue Soo was pinned beneath him. Lue Soo was charged with assault and remanded. Ah Ben is not expected to die from his wounds.
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Ah Ben
Lue Soo
Christchurch Shooting Case Inquest Finds Gunshot Fatal
An inquest before District Coroner T A Bailey examined Robert Woodhouse who died from a gunshot wound last night. The verdict ruled death by gunshot but offered no evidence whether the wound was accidental or otherwise.
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Per Press Association
Christchurch
T. A. B. Bailey
Robert Woodhouse
Trade Unions Threaten Secession From Labour Council
Several trade unions threaten to secede from the Trades and Labour Council alleging time is wasted on socialist questions at the expense of trade union business, which the council exists to handle.
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Ter Press Association
Christchurch
Trades and Labour Council
Council
Boxing bouts draw large Christchurch crowd in Thursday cards
Boxing at the Christchurch Sports Club attracted a very large audience on Thursday evening. Preliminary bouts saw P Kane from Lyttelton defeat J Cooper of Christchurch in the second round. J Morrisey of Christchurch defeated H Overend in the fourth round. In the middleweight professional championship J Mc Griffin defeated J Smith in the fourth round.
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Christchurch
P. Kane
Lyttelton
J. Cooper
J. Morrisey
H. Overend
J. Mc Griffin
J. Smith
Foxton Tragedy: Hedley Nye Remanded For Murder
Hedley Nye, charged with murdering his father Thomas Nye in Foxton, was brought before the Police Court in Palmerston North. He did not appear to grasp his position and smiled during the proceedings. remanded to Foxton to appear next Monday.
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Palmerston North
Hedley Nye
Thomas Nye
Foxton
Potatoes Wheat Chaff Bran Delivers at Lowest Prices
For sale items including potatoes wheat chaff oats bran sharps and more delivered free at the current lowest prices. Agent representing Norwich Union Fire Insurance and Colonial Mutual Life Assurance companies.
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Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Co
Wanganui Defence League Announces Shield and Belt Contest
The Wanganui branch of the Defence League accepted designs for the dominion wide primary schools shield and belt. Conditions will be posted to every headmaster in a few days.
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Wangantl
Wanganui
The
Defence League
Dominion
Immigrants on Athenic voyage arrive in Wellington second class
The Athenie carries 348 passengers due in Wellington next Tuesday with 165 assisted travelers, including 38 men over twelve, 73 women, and 59 children. Seventeen domestic servants and several farmers are aboard. each immigrant's capital ranges from £25 to £120. Nearby notices describe social events, temperance union meetings, and local club discussions, plus commercial ads and testimonials.
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Wellington
Athenie
Dominion
Beart
Immgrants
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