Handsome Parlor and Church Organs At 20 Percent Off
H M Jones offers first class reed organs with elegant finish and full tone from 18 stores. Prices are 20 percent lower than other music houses, no expensive staff, includes music book with each organ, terms arranged, and direct purchase from maker possible at lowest cost. Inspection invited at 426 H M Jones.
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H. M. Jones
Large stock of ladies and children's boots shoes arrive
A large stock of ladies Genta and children's boots shoes and slippers has arrived from the manufacturers. Children’s sandals, stiff and button shoes are specialties.
Blackball case heard on Arbitration Court jurisdiction
Wellington July 14 The Court of Appeal began hearing the Blackball case seeking to quash a writ of certiorari and a writ of prohibition to challenge an Arbitration Court order to pay fines. The dispute centers on whether individual union members can be held liable and fined, and if the Arbitration Court has power to enforce such orders. The Crown argues sections 80 and 96 strip Supreme Court interference. the Union argues liability is civil and not enforceable against innocent members. Judgment was reserved.
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Wellington
Court of Arped
Blackball
Blackball Union
Arbitration Court
Supreme Court
P. Skerrett
A. R. Grinness
H. D. Bell
K.C
D. M. Findlay
Skerrett
Bell
Crown
Westport Stockton mine advances with major power hose
Westport Stockton mine at Westport reports vigorous work with a large power hose completed. About 200 to 300 men are finishing equipment, the plant deemed the most up to date in the district. The first shot occurred in August 1907, with rapid development since, and a trial run soon ahead. Coal expected to be produced in September.
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Westport
Westport-Stockton
Dominion
Couat
Broome
Robbing a Manse in Auckland Burglaries Reported
Thieves broke into the manse during a Sunday service at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Auckland. They ransacked two rooms and stole a silver watch and chain along with about £6 in money. Several burglaries have been reported recently.
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Auckland
J. Murray
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Gambling Evil Heard at Dennington Magistrate Court
At the Dennington magistrate court two men pleaded guilty to playing two up and were fined £3 each. Three others pleaded not guilty to a similar charge and received £4 fines. Two informations were dismissed.
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Westport
Denniston
Wellington Tramways First Annual Operations Report
Wellington reports twelve month period ended March 31 with total revenue of 122,994 pounds up from 96,619. Passenger total reached 20,105,732, up 3,208,689. There were 226 vehicle collisions and 815 accidents to persons, 190 due to passengers stepping from moving cars. Repair costs for damaged cars totaled 400 pounds.
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Wellington
Fire destroys five room house in Queen Street
Waimate reports a five room dwelling at Queen Street owned by Mr Branigan and occupied by Mr H Willet burned this morning. The property was insured for £200.
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Waimate
Queen Street
H. Willet
Branigan
Tracy defeats Hosa for New Zealand Lightweight title
At Auckland’s Northern Boxing Carnival Tracy wins the New Zealand Lightweight Championship in seven and a half rounds, while Mongies beats Montague in bantamweight. Wellington bouts saw amateurs Kerr over Selway in six rounds and Parry over Donoghue, with pro Sault stopping Gosling in the third.
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Auckland
Northern Boxing Association
Tracy
Hosa
New Zealand
Ross
Mongies
Montague
Wellington
Wellington Boxing Associationonight
Opera House
F. Kerr
G. Selway
Welter
O. Parry
O. Donoghue
T. Sault
J. Gosling
Dangerous Chill Warns of Health Risks and Peps Cure
An early 20th century advertisement warns that sudden weather changes and drafts threaten chronic bronchitis pneumonia and related illnesses. It promotes Peps tablets as a fast antiseptic cure for coughs colds and chest troubles with metal boxes sold for sixpence and three halfpence.
Winter Weather Spurs Auto and Cycle Overhauls
The G. H. Carson Cycle and Motor Works on Tancred Street advertises low price overhaul and renovation services for cars and cycles this winter. They promise to send for your vehicle and guarantee satisfaction.
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G. H. Carson, Cycle, and Motor Works
Tancred Street
Ashburton Opposes New Hospital and Charitable Bill
A North Canterbury Charity Aid Board meeting heard Ashburton delegates led by Messie Harper and Henry Davis object to centralizing control under a single board. They cited £9000 county funds and £16,000 donated to local hospital and aid, arguing Ashburton cannot afford loss of influence and would pursue alternative district arrangements.
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North Canterbury
Harper
Ashburton
Ashburton Hospital
South Canterbury
Geraldine
Norris
Davis
Christchurch
Charitable ‘Aid Board
F. Horrell
Central Board
North Canterbury Board
Valentine
Messra Harper
Messrs Harper
Flax Industry Sees Milling Prep and Price Hopes
Southland notes from the Otago Daily Times show flax millers hiring for the upcoming season with milling likely to begin in a month. Prices are expected to rise, encouraging fibre manufacture under reduced royalties, and Stewart Island fields may be worked. A French firm rejects locally graded fibre as below standard, awaiting official grading explanation.
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Southland
Otago Daily Times
Stewart Island
France
Prade
Comprehensive Property Pamphlet From Timaru Co operative
Canter bury Farmers Co operative Association Timaru distributes a detailed pamphlet listing over 800 properties from an eighth of an acre to 9040 acres grazing and bush land. Freehold seekers should contact the manager land department Timaru for copies. Also notes F N motor cycles dominance in the Christchurch reliability trial with top finishes. RK Johnston is the local agency for field motors.
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Canterbury Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Timaru
Land Department
Cli"a
Arbitration Court Hearings on Canterbury Farm Labour Dispute
The Arbitration Court resumed hearings as unions argue 18 000 farm workers in Canterbury face wage and condition disputes. Mr Thorn asserts most smallholders employ little labor and that large farmers could meet demands, while detailing wage ranges from 20s to 30s weekly and arguing for overtime and eight hour days amid seasonal nine hour claims. The case continues with further evidence.
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Arbitration Court
Thorn
David.Jones
Jones
Canterbury
Shoala
Folland
Messrs Jones and Fivans
Ona
Panera
Mosars Ramney
Pergman
Mesars Rainey and Perryman
Myr Jones
Mr Morris
Mortis
Mr Thorn
Punter Contemplates Bunting and Great Peppermint Cure
The owner scratches the favourite case while the punter ponders the course. He tells friends the Bunting may allure but he would rather back Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.
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Eitner
Inspector Under the Act Probes Dairy Inquiry
A humorous verse depicts an inspector, under the Act, grilling a milkmaid about her cows and dairy health. The narrator vows to use a telescope to examine the animals and the water, presenting himself as purely official in a satirical exchange.
Little Cottage For Sale In Peterere District
Nice little cottage with five rooms and wash-house. Copper in brick with good water supply. Located in Petereres three minutes walk from Post Office. Government offices nearby include Fire Insurance and Accident Insurance departments.
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N.Z
Government State Fire Insurance Office
Government Accident Insurance Department
Little’s Sheep
Charles Street
Allenton
Peter Eres
Post Co
Tin, Over Sea Tin Delivered by Shove Returning Coupons
A 3d full-sized Tin from BBY Bool Polish arrives overseas and is received by Shove who returns coupons with the distribution. The fragment notes a barter or coupon return linked to the tin shipment.
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G. H. Tisch Bue
OC. H. T. West Street
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Standard Hire and Marine Insurances Company
Lia
Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF New Zealand, Limited
Panerslip
A. H. Field
R. Ahern
West Street
A. Manning
Meaneger
Lane
William Bryant Wy
Milsom’s
Bray
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Appeal Court
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Peps
Yesi-Bike Bee Co
Fitt St
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Crowne
West Streay
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Renis
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J.B. Christian
Arcade
Ilworth
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Methven District
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Methven
School OF
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Ethel Claridge
Cox Street
Abermain Coal
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Asermain Colliery Co., Ltd
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British New Zealand Meat and Produce Company, Ltd
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London
Walter Pickles
West Streat
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H. A. Flower
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Aaa
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Burnett Street
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Dot
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Viellma
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Geelong
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Willis Street
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Devereux, King & Co.,ltd
Railay Station
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Sola
Llewellyn Gwen
A. Mus. Lom
A. Mus
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Elliot
Pact
D. Thoman
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OU Sea Eeg
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Burnet
George “Burnet
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Raa
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