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Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Jul 14, 1909

Page

4

Railway Superannuation Board Grants and Retirements

Wellington reports the Railway Superannuation Board approved retirement allowances for 83 members totaling £1761 1s 24d. Refunds of contributions were granted to resigning members amounting to £1086 18s 3d. Seven widows and sixteen children received allowances, including a £334 annual grant for a widow with seven children. A further annual allowance of £109 was authorised until the eldest child reaches 14. Legal representatives of deceased contributors were refunded £61 13s 4d.

Wellington Railway Superannuation Board Rahices Ir

Invasion fears and British resolve a century ago

Harold E. B. Wheeler recalls 1805 Britain facing Napoleon with large forces ready for invasion. Militia and volunteers mobilized, fortifications built along the coast, and a national push supported by poets, caricaturists, and public debate as Britain prepared to defend the realm without conscription.

George Tr Addington House of Commons Charles James Fox Cher Robert Burns Scott Wordsworth Napoleon Europe England Price Albion France Villeneuve Channel Lord Hawkesbury Eyal Hythe Rye Gilray Isaac Cruickshank Rowlandson Woodward Jack Sheppard Pari Piligiaere Pari Piligiaere and Pogtasters Jaffa Buonaparte Trafalgar Bay Peninsula Waterloo Britain Harold E. B. Wheeler Daily Mail

Peps Handy to Fight Colds and Lung Troubles

A vintage advertisement extolls Peps as essential for all ages to prevent colds from turning into bronchitis or pneumonia. It promises swift relief for night coughs, croup, and bronchial issues, notes safety for children and the elderly, and urges travelers to keep Peps ready. The copy emphasizes solid tablet form, no opiates, and wide availability at chemists and stores.

Ashburton Trotting Club Holds Annual Meeting and Reports

The Ashburton Trotting Club met with strong turnout including country members. President H F Nicoll presided as the committee outlined a sound year 1908 09 with a substantial cash balance and increased stakes totaling 1400 pounds. New trotting track planned on the racecourse straight with completion aimed for December meetings. Election of officers announced with Nicoll as president and J H Bale as treasurer. lease for the new course runs to 1911 with potential renewal.

Ashburton Trotting Club A. Fooks H. F. Nicoll Gates Ashburton Ashburton County Racing Club Ashburton Golf Club W. Pickles Nicoll J.H. Rule H. }. Nicoll T. Langley K. I. Exnight J. H. Bale J Davison M. Stitt J- D. Stewart W.anderson W.B. Denshire W. Bryant J. Henestine W. Hodgkins BR. Qgurtis A. Bray

Dangers of the X ray Misuse Warned by Dr Gordon Burdick

The American Journal of Clinical Medicine features Dr Gordon Burdick warning that careless handling of X rays causes serious harm. He notes injuries from exposure, radioactive effects, and medical misuse, while affirming X rays' value for diagnosis and select therapies.

Gordon ©. Burdick American Journal of Clinical Medicine Burdick

Young Maori Party outlines aims of fusion with European majority

In Wellington the Hon A I Nata presented the Young Maori Party's program. It seeks fusion with the European majority on a plane of mutual self respect while preserving Maori pride and identity through education health housing and moral reform. The party favors private native and state efforts, a bridging of European and Maori ideas, and Christian principles, while urging farming training and language preservation.

Wllington Dilly Nata Holiptr New Zealand Rmandi Dominion Polynesia Ttig Neate Native Land Court Neata

Pan British Defence A Canadian Navy Plan

London reports a Pall Mall Gazette attributed piece stating Canada will build a defensive naval force including five cruisers ten destroyers and ten torpedo boats in Britain dockyards. Ottawa opposes dreadnought contributions over fears of no real naval strength gain. Also Lords debate compulsory military training with bishops supporting the bill and Lord Lucas defending the current system.

London Pall Mall Gavelic de Hon L. P. Brodéir Confdrerct Ander Suc House of Lords Exeter Bath Lord Roberts Lord Lucas

Insurance Against Illness in Austria 1888 Mutual Aid Steps In

An 1888 Austrian bill established compulsory mutual aid for workers returning from illness. Employers and employees share premiums, with employers contributing 1.5 percent of weekly wages. Benefits include free medical care, 60 percent wage replacement for up to twenty weeks, and hospital costs up to four weeks. Dependents receive partial support if the patient is disabled or has dependents.

Austria Ilness Engineering Prague Insurance Society

Lane's Emulsion praised for health benefits in New Zealand letters

Readers laud Lane's Emulsion for asthma bronchitis coughs and weak lungs with testimonials from Annie Hanagan Peter Bord and G McKeon. Ads claim it improves health strengthens bodies and boosts appetite. Sold priced 4/6 and 2/6 with letters sent to Lane Medicine Co. Qamaru NZ.

Lane New Zealand Annie Hanagan Dunedin Peter Bord Lovell G. McKeon Mornington Lane’s Lane Medicine Coy Qamaru N.Z- 43

Hunter Avoids Daring Hunts Amid Cold at Woods

Tye recounts avoiding dangerous hunts in Gengal and Zamhesi areas, listing tigers, lions, elephants, hippos, rhinos, and kangaroos. He admits fear of cold and says he prefers safer settings like Woods’ Peppy mint Cure when husting.

Tye Gengal Zamhesi Aingt

Terrible Adventure of a Frenchman

A French traveler named Corvan was driven from Dinard to sea and stranded on a nearly submerged islet between Jersey and the French coast. He endured three days without food or shelter, signaling boats with his shirt as chances of rescue faded, until a fleet of fishing boats spotted him and brought him aboard to safety.

Corvan Jersey Dinard

Go-cart sale highlights latest patterns and shades

R. BD, John Stone presents a display of Wifken Go-carts in stock with the newest finishes. Inspection invited as buyers choose from a beautiful Hider down Guilt design and varied patterns for every purchaser.

Johnstone Wilson P.O Chanticleer Christchurch A.and P. Food .Co Poultry Foods Southland Corn Poultry Food

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