Names and Details of Rural Parcels and Improvements
A catalog of properties with acreages, fences, water supply, and improvements listed across multiple rural sites. Entries describe subdivision into paddocks, houses of various sizes, outbuildings, and proximity to railway stations, detailing each property's condition and features.
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Mitcham
Mount Somers
Winchmore
Kyle
Seafield Road
Wakanui
Alford
Springburn
Winslow
Wheatstone
Rangitata
Coldstream Road
Staveley
Ealing
Ashton
Elgin
Seafield
Ashburton Technical Classes Board Meeting Brief
The Ashburton Technical Classes Board met to review finances and plan the term. Credit balance stood at £188 6s 0d. tools and utensils insured. government audit pending. capitation grant and £85 17s refund noted. Wool sorting class planned for August with a £11s per term fee. dressmaking exhibition discussed. accounts of £34 7s 6d approved for payment.
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Ashburton
H. Parte Tebaty
W. EL. Collins
J. W. McGregor
Ayes
Gates
R. A. Collins
C. Reid
G. B. Inglis
J. Studholme
Alliance
North Canterbury Education Board
Education Department
Bank of New Zealand
Messrs
F. R. Hyde and Co
Messrs Hyde and Co
Marquet
BE. H. Dobson
Lovcliffe
Messrs Gates and Reid
Russell
Hinds
Collins
McGregor
Parliament in Wellington Debates Address in Reply
In the Legislative Council Wellington on July 12 Mr Loughnan resumed the debate on the Address in Reply and was followed by Mr Barr who spoke until the council rose at 5 p.m.
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Wellington
Legislative Council
Loughnan
Barr
Wellington House Adopts Dominion Name Motion
In the House of Representatives the Water Supply Amendment Bill and related measures were read a first time. The Premier moved to change the colony’s name to the Dominion, a motion passing 50 votes to 15 before the 5.35 p.m. adjournment.
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Wellington
House of Representatives
Wairau Harbour Board
Gore Streets
Dominion
Duty on Wheat Sparks Auckland A P Association Talk
At a meeting in Auckland the Auckland A and P Association debated proposed duty changes for flour and wheat. Mr Hall questioned the hardship on necessities while Mgr Garland warned abolition could raise bread prices during shortages. Delegates were urged to consider the issue at the Wellington Conference.
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Auckland
Auckland A. and P. Association
Dominion
Hall
Mgr Garland
Wellington
Nine thousand teachers urge boycott of Duma elections
A St Petersburg congress of nine thousand popular school teachers resolved to urge the masses to boycott the Duma elections in protest of the Czar and government actions against the people.
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ST. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Russian Social Democrats Elect 1500 Delegates in London
The party selects 1500 delegates for a Social Democratic Congress in London. The agenda calls for moving headquarters from Geneva to London, purchasing a printing office, and collaborating with the London Polish Anarchist Committee.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
London
Geneva
Dynamite Outrages Spark Rand Anxiety
In South Africa at Ocapetown on July 11 reports say Rand values rise amid fear after dynamite outrages. A Boksburg hotel exploded and an abortive attempt attacked the New Modderfontein mine shaft.
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Ocapetown
Boksburg
Modderfontein
Anglo Australian Exhibition Opens in London
The Duchess of Argyle opened the Anglo Australian Exhibition of Work at St James's Street. Chief items include pictures millinery photographs enamels modelling leatherwork and needlework. Princess Louise contributed a worked screen. Mrs Reeves attended as did the Duchess who praised Australian effort and anticipated broad appreciation.
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London
Duchess of Argyle
Princess Louise
Rample-Mayor’s
St. James’s Street
Cook
Princess of Wales
Reeves
Australia
Duke of
Argyle
Kaid MacLean Captivity Update From Morocco
Mogador dispatch reports Kaid Sir Harry MacLean in good spirits. Tribesmen barred Raisuli from moving him. a bodyguard says MacLean bore a pardons letter, read aloud to tribes who doubted its authenticity. Raisuli arranged the trip and MacLean’s arrest after the reading. Sultan leads new expedition against Raisuli.
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Morocco
Kaid
Harry MacLean
Raisuli
Kaid MacLean
Tangier
Haisuli
MacLean
London brokers Seton Leverson and Cooke face colossal failure
In London on July 12, Seton, Leverson and Cooke stock brokers reportedly failed with liabilities of £200,000. Leverson and Cooke are being prosecuted for misappropriating clients securities.
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London
Seton
Leverson and Cooke
Auckland Doctor Charged With Illegal Operation Case
Dr James Dalziell was charged at the Police Court in Auckland on July 22 with performing an illegal operation described as Hira youti¢e. A woman testified in support of the charge.
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Per Press Association
Auckland
James Dalziell
Christianity Proves Viable in Africa Uganda Growth
In Uganda the missionary work expands from 90 Christians to 60 000 with 16 000 communicants. Two thousand worship sites are built and filled weekly. Native Christians pursue trades and farming, exporting cotton to English markets. the young king is raised Christian.
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East Africa
Dr Tucker
Uganda
James Russell Lowell
Inquest Returns Death by Own Action in Begbie Case
At Pukekohe East inquest the body of William Gillan Begbie was found in Mr Maston's bush after a Sunday disappearance. A verdict of death by own action was returned, the deceased having a bullet wound through the heart.
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Ter Press Association
Auckland
Pukekohe East
William Gillan Begbie
Maston
Christianity in Christ as Core of Faith
The piece argues Christianity centers on Christ and not church systems or creeds. It cites Lecky Renan and Mil on Christ as vital to the faith, notes early Christians’ martyrdom and missionary zeal, and distinguishes true Christians from mere adherents, praising philanthropic works and leaders shaping modern Christian life.
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London
Browning
Lowell
Gladstone
Mohammed
Buddha
Christ
Lecky
Renan
Jesus
Mil
Toy
Roman Empire
Lord Shaftesbury
Quintin Hogg
George Williams
Barnardo
Carlile
Quarrier
Landslip at Otira Blocks Coach and Mails
A landslip four and a half miles from Otira yesterday blocked the road. Four passengers, including a lady, walked to Otira while four stayed in the roadmen's hut as heavy debris continued to fall. Today's coach passengers remain stranded and mail service is unlikely to resume soon.
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Otira
Tira
Teenager Sues Firm for Injury at Invercargill Mill
In Invercargill Magistrate Court on July 12, Donald Nelson aged about 17 sued W. T. Murray and Co for £200 compensation for injuries from a tin press at work. Plaintiff lost his thumb. he was awarded £150.
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Per Press Association
Invercargill
Donald Nelson
W. T. Murray and Co
Bile Beans Said To Cure Rheumatism And Dyspepsia
A testimonial from Mrs S Holt of Cumberland Street Dunedin credits Bile Beans with curing rheumatism and dyspepsia. The ad argues digestion as the root, claims blood cleansing follows, and promotes ongoing use to prevent coughs colds and influenza. It urges readers to start a course and buy from chemists or stores.
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Nature
S*. Holt
Cumberland Street
Dunedin
N.Z
Blend Teas Maintain Quality Standards Amid Market Pressure
A terse note highlights commitment to high A quality for Blend Teas and warns against diluted blends. It urges producers to resist shortcuts like Infe for blend and Clotsinebl amid ongoing supplier scrutiny and market challenges.
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Deering
Osborne
Reapers
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D. Thomas
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
the National Mortgage and Agency Co., OF N.Z., Ltd
Batway and School
Land Department
Timaru
Keen
BBEY
Board OF Managers
Parliament OF New Zealand
Czar
DUMA
Social Democratic Movement
South Africa
Ates & Goa
Monster Sale
Lampa
Hearne
ARME
Victoria
Prietor
W. G. Hearne
Geeson N
Chapman & Terris
Aeirdie
Gause Becarators
Burnett Street
Gusiress Nai.ces
Manchester Bros
Saunders’ Buildings
East Street
Smith Mackwell
F. Potter
Saddler
Burnett St
Alford Forest
Wee
Maiden Bush
Heart OF Black Birch
Timber Tor
South
North Islands
Thames Valley
N.J
Troe
J. Friedlander
West Street
T. Young
The
British-New Zealand Meat and Produce Company, Ltd
H. F. Beech
Walter Pickles
Beath
Fdr
Cashel Street
Christchurch
Violetta Nair
HF. Stevens
CURIS
H, Bushell
Lorist,fruiterer, Green, Grocer & Seedsman
Gilmour
AY Hite
Dover
Tancred Street
Hughes
Fregs
Presil
AVING
MR Cummins
TN Omen
Ocarrell
Tancred
London Bridge
J. L. Mynrs
Oates & GO
Kilworth
Manchester
HLTA
Titan
Dougall and
Upham
Ha West Street
Will
Walter Bee
Simon Freehold
He Buchanan
Benjamin
Benjamin Gum
Colman
Llewellyn Owen
A. Mus
Lcm
Lnglish
Agus Demies
Robinson
Thomas Wancox
Robert Bell
Burrett Street