Vast New Zealand Land Listings With Paddocks and Improvements
A catalog of agricultural properties notes acres, paddock counts, water in each allotment, and houses or homesteads. Listings cover towns including Waling Mitcham Hinds Methven Winchmore Kyle Carew Winslow Maling Elgin Seafield and Staveley with details on fencing water access and outbuildings. Prices and exact sizes appear alongside subdivided blocks and improved farms ready for selection.
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Waling
Mitcham
Mount Somers
Winchmore
Kyle
Seafield Road
Wakanui
Alford
Serangbore Veiley Station
Winslow
Wheatstone
Rangitata
Coldstream Road
Staveley
Maling
Ashton
Elgin
Goo Seafield
Seafield
Avery
Ashburton Acclimatisation Society Special Meeting Turmoil
A crowded Ashburton Acclimatisation Society session debated proxies and rules with 68 attendees. Disputes over chairing, membership, and Proxy use dominated as Mr Acland led despite earlier reluctance and factions pressed reforms.
Proxies and Factions Roil Society Meeting
A heated meeting over proxies ends with a vote on restricting proxy use and appointing a possible paid assistant secretary. Mr Shury’s motions spark conflict as members clash about governance and minutes handling.
Canterbury Grand National Meeting Handicaps Published
The article lists declared weights for the main events at the Canterbury Jockey Club Grand National Meeting. It covers Winter Cup and Grand National Steeplechase handicaps with listed horses and weights, including Maniopoto Marguerite Harvest Acolus Buchcleuch Grose Battery Crichton Ted Gauntlet and many others for the Winter Cup. The Grand National Steeplechase and National Hurdles handicaps follow with extensive horse lists and assigned pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Jockey Club
Maniopoto
Marguerite
Harvest
Acolus
Buccleuch
Grose Battery
Crichton
Ted Gauntlet
Lady Annie
Helen Portland
Buku
Montigo
Certainty
Ivanoit
de Witte
Moloch
Gwendolina
Jupiter
Mannjess
St Bill
Fe Aroka
Idealist
Martyrium
Fandango
Don Orsino
Mataari
Waihaku
Maharanui
Cuar Kolohol
Ruapehu
Silkweb
Petard
Teeland
Royal Star
Phastoutis
Haydn List
Tom Vist
Wailerero
Nadadov
Inniskillen
Romany Tad
Eventode
Loch Fyne
Ehelair
Puwa
Romany King
Hutane
Rangitoto
Kooringa
Comfort
Hilairoa
Silicia
Kanaka
Corona
Gram
Cuiragan
Exmoor
Paritutu
Hune
Crensot
the Mohican
Kremlin
Auratas
Mahoe
Pushful
Maui
Prospector
Irish
Landlock
Shrapnel
Bonhenr
Leeside
Aqua Regia
Prettymaid
Sen Sim
la Beau
Idusa
Stayboy
St Albert
Tall
Levant
Southern Cross
Royal Shell
Stormont
Blood stock for Australia at Newmarket sales
London July 9 Mr Sol Green of Melbourne bought Tragedy Queen with a colt foal by Persimmon and in foal to Arviete for 1700 guineas River Trent with colt foal by Is inglass and in foal to Bill of Portland for 470 guineas and Alexandra for 5620 guineas He also purchased mares Spezia with filly foal by Childwick and Belle of the Seashore with filly foal All horses to be shipped for Melbourne or August Let
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London
Newmarket
Sol Green
Melbourne
Tragedy Queen
Persimmon
Arviete
River Trent
Isinglass
Bill of
The Great Organ in the Body Liver as World’s Best
An advertisement-style claim extols the liver as the greatest organ, linking health to a balanced climate and lifestyle. It promotes Dr Morse Indian Root Pills as a remedy to restore liver function, improve digestion, and harmonize the body.
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Sydney Town Hall
Australia
Morse
Mount Hutt Road Board Conducts July Meeting
The Mount Hutt Road Board met Monday July 1 with chair Mr Dickie and members Orr and Morgan present. Apologies were read for Messrs Lock and Murray. The board ordered a letter to the Railway Department on road position beside the railway line and granted the grader to Mr Dickie under usual conditions. The clerk was told to address rubbish complaints at Mr Threlkeld and Doherty’s road, and hold Doherty responsible for accidents until removal. They agreed to grade the lower Marr’s Road when convenient and to bill Mr Doherty for impounded horse expenses. The clerk was to send a rate notice to the Police for part Reserve 2026 and part Reserve 30514. W F McMillan requested names be added to the roll in place of Thatty. clerical action was assigned. A cheque for advertising and tree cutting refunds from Threlkeld was received. Lyttelton Borough Council advised approval of Rowkett Bros. for cutting trees on Urall Road and asked the Clerk to supervise work, with the Board not responsible for ensuing issues. Ashburton County Council asked for a five-year valuation-roll revision-outlay. return already sent. Ferriman and DB Thomas queried rates on sold properties. replies sent. Ashburton Borough Council asked for a representative to a July 9 meeting on weekly half-holiday for factories and shops. Mr Dickie to attend. Ranger’s report approved. Morgan and Dickie to sign the rate roll. Transfer notice from E. S. Feft to Florence Dunne recorded. Accounts totaling £84 1s 0d approved.
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Mount Hutt Road
Threlkeld
Doherty
Marr
Police Department
W.F. McMillan
Nicoll Bros
W. J. M. McMillan
Thatty’s
Lyttelton
Messrs Rowkett Bros
Urall Road
Ashburton County Council
Ferriman
DB. Thomas
Florence Dunne
Counties Conference Opposes Subsidy Substitute
The Counties Conference at Wellington on July 10 discussed loans and subsidies for roads and bridges and for opened up and unopened areas. It resolved against the Local Government Bill subsidy substitute and urged subsidies on a graduated scale.
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Wellington
New Zealand Times Organization Plans Farm Championship Prizes
The New Zealand Times Company will award farm championship prizes across Wellington Hawke's Bay Taranaki Nelson and Marlborough to promote farming in all branches The scheme sets district prizes of 80 20 and 10 with potential grand champion of 100 and a points system to judge dwellings buildings shelter plant pastures stock and general management A permanent committee will supervise districts and appoint judges The aim is profit driven practical farming and district patriotism encouraged by the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Times Company
Wellington
Hawke’a Bay
Manawatu A. and P. Association
Palmerston North
Acheme
Hakatere Triumphs 12–0 Over Rakaia in Third Grade Match
The Domain hosted the Third Grade football clash as Hakatere defeated Rakaia by twelve points to nil. Tries were credited to Porter, Rattray, Childs, and Breeze, with Mr Thomas Austin serving as referee.
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Hakatere v
Rakaia
Domain
Hakatere
Porter
Rattray
Childs
Breeze
Myr Thos
Austin
Otago Seeks Canterbury Fixture Date and Travel Sharing
At Otago Football Association meeting, a request asked for the date of the Otago Canterbury representative match at Christchurch and proposed each association pay its own expenses. It was resolved Canterbury should propose a date in September and Otago agrees visiting teams bear their own costs.
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Dunedin
Otago Football Association
Otago
Canterbury
Christchurch
Otagon Association
Fragmented poem fragments from a distant rural page
A garbled OCR style excerpt presents surreal imagery of cattle, night, and space themes. It appears as a misread poem with phrases like tremipec osp and cosmorolite amid scattered, nonsensical lines. The piece hints at rural life and cosmic curiosity without clear narrative.
Telephone link opens between Sydney and Melbourne
Sydney announces the long distance telephone line to Melbourne is officially opened by Lord Northcote who spoke with Sir John Madden and will be open to the public tomorrow. Also notes court martial of Hurst for error of judgment and other assorted dispatches on meat quality, ship delays, and opera company discord.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Lord Northcote
John Madden
Victoria
Hurst
Dacey
Alexandria
Ashburton Correspondent Sees Civic Dreams and Dust
A reader laments local uprooting of flour beds in Baring Square and mocks ambitious Ashburton visions. He envisions bakers' cheap goods, honours for Curator Young, and a grand Land Act overhaul while criticizing the Beautifying Association and memorial tablet defacement. Maxwell Hart signs off.
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Guardian
Baring Square
Curator Young
Ashburton
Young
Davis
McLachlan
Robert McNab
Tarmer Leadley
Mesars Chapman
Ferris
Michael Hart
Sudden death of MP in division lobby
In London on July 10 Alfred Billson fainted in the division lobby while about to vote on Mr Cox’s sugar duties motion and died about half an hour later, believed from brain hemorrhage. His daughter was in the Ladies Gallery as the House adjourned.
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London
Giy Alfred Billson
Cox
Treatment of West Australian Natives
Replying to Mr William Redmond, Mr Runelman said the Protector of Aborigines reports as the unanimous opinion that ring by the neck was the most ig method of preventing escape. Government did not share that opinion and will direct the Governor to press the West Australian Government to object, as a conscience issue, in England.
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London
William Redmond
Runelman
England
Australia Bisley Rifle Team Practices Amid Weather Hurdles
The Australian shooting team are having satisfactory practices at Bisley but weather conditions have hindered consistent shooting sessions.
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Australia
Bisley
London
Doan's Ointment Praised For Skin Irritations
An Ashburton resident Mrs James of Cambridge Street Hampstead reports Doan's Ointment cures eczema piles and other skin irritations. The ad claims the remedy heals chronic cases often after years of failure and notes availability from local chemists at 3s per box with six boxes for 16s 6d posted.
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Dean
Ashburton
James
Cambridge Street
Hampstead
Doan
McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
SLW
No-license in Invercargill Draws Police Comments
In an annual report the Invercargill Inspector notes licenses ended on July 1. He cites keg depots at Waikiwi and a new locker system as evading the law. He highlights many illicit sales and sly liquor dealing with 18 000 population and five convictions for illicit selling in nine months.
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Invercargill
Wailkiwi
Southland
Druft
Woodlands
Wallacetown
Waikiwi
Hyttor
Vancouver Ocean Mail Service Extends Two Years
The Posts and Telegraph Department report notes the Vancouver toseas service extended two years from July under current terms with the Union Company. Negotiations may add a New Zealand port and a new fast steamer, with possible three year contracts. CP also weighing competing 141000 ton ships. British Government reviews Suez four weekly service options.
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Posts and Telegraph Department
Vancouver
Union Company
New Zealand
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Empress Line
Canada
Japan
China
Suez
Public meeting backs four week carnival plan
A well attended meeting in Napier on July 10 decided to stage a four week carnival in March next year and formed a strong committee to develop the event details.
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Napier
Rheumo cure promise and local boot store ad
An advertisement promotes RHEUMO claiming cures for rheumatism gout sciatica and lumbago with prices 2s 6d and 4s 6d sold widely. It also touts Jas Mellor's Boot Store Ashburton displaying a range of boots shoes and slippers with guaranteed satisfaction and the lowest prices in town.
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Jas
Mellor
Ashburton
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M.cormick
Dehring
Osborne
D, Thomas
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
D. Thomas
Ser ‘Ashburton
Salea
Thomas
Ufa Violetta
Art Sterze
Feu
Ashburton Acclimatisation Society
Talan
Mer Shury
Rollitt
Hunter
Vaiaaa
Acland
Turner
Cambridge
Roberts
Messrs Shury
Malet
P. H. Cox
Shury
Sheldon
Margetts
Amos
Pilbrow
F. B. Turner
Council of the Society
Johnston
Mr Malet
Mr Shury
James Smail
Hodgkins
Myr Shury
Myr Shary
Cook
Dometh
Mrr Cook
Shory
Mir Cox
Seddon
Shary
Maid
Seymour
Cool
Field
Messrs Turner and Malet
Bell
P. A. Cox
Sporting
C.J.C
Mount Hutt Road Board
the Counties’ Conference
Cable News
Pow Press Association
Nithsdale
Karachi
India
Warrimoo
Musgrove
Opera
Fraulein Anderson
Valkyrie
Fraulein Kuhuka
Seiglinde
Xross
Smith Mackwell
F. Potter
Saddler
Burnett St
Shart & Go. Ltd
Alford Forest
Aaving
Maiden Bush
Heart OF Black Birch
M.P
Pertins
South and North Islands
Gival
Shames Valley
J. Frieat Stract
Ediander, Ashbartoc
Hite
Dover
Tan‘wycred Street
Wild
Salvation Army Hall
Havelock Street
Dales & Co
Cil
Benjamin
Benjamin Gum
the Mail Services
Australasia
Hn. Bushell
Fruiterer
Green Grocer & Seedsman
East Street
Gilmour
Haly
T. Young
Far East
Kozie
Manchester Bros
The
H. J. Beech
Walter Pickles
West Street
Hilworth
Meanchester
Igineers
Smiths
BTC
Titan Matented
Perry, Perry & Kinnesney, Solicitors
Fimaru
Dougall and
Upham
Nota Artes
Haya
Stan Tn
G. H. Buchanan
Burnett Street
AVING
MR Cummins
T. O Carroll
Tancred Street
Coalbrookdale
Westport
PZ Son
Johnson & Gouzins
Colombo
Reece
Alsop
Cashel Street
Robinson
Thomas Ancox
Robert Bell
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