Large stock of ladies and children's shoes just arrived
A large stock from manufacturers offers ladies boots shoes slippers and children's sandals. Strp and button shoes are a specialty.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
4
A large stock from manufacturers offers ladies boots shoes slippers and children's sandals. Strp and button shoes are a specialty.
EGS thanks residents of Ashburton and district for liberal past support and solicits a continuance. Messages at W. Pickles West Street receive immediate attention. Furniture removal and goods forwarding to any part of the world via the N Z Express Company under personal supervision in all cases.
Wellington July 16 Maori Congress debated Maori Councils and sanitation inspectors. Native Minister Mr Carroll praised Maori readiness to take councils seriously and urged amendments if the enabling act was insufficient. He cited past sanitation failures after white contact and urged better housing and health through empowered councils, noting funding and jealousy among nonmembers hinder progress.
North Canterbury Executive of the Farmers Union received a circular urging farmers to form a farmers party. A petition asks the Dominion Executive to back only candidates pledging support for three planks: taxation for revenue, optional land tenure, and that only ratepayers vote on local government matters. The issue to be discussed at the Colonial Conference and was deferred.
The wool year ending last month shows an overseas shipment increase of 9885 bales, with May’s big rise offsetting earlier declines. North Island shipments account for the overall uptick, while total exports and possible future totals suggest a substantial rise over the prior year.
The Old Age Pensions Department annual report notes a rise in pensioners to 13 569 as of March 31 with 1 740 new pensions granted and 1189 deaths. Maori pensioners total 657 while 79 percent receive full pensions. Net payments amounted to £225 199, and the department reports a total of 98 598 claims since the act began, with English applicants dominating the roll.
A small man enters the shop and insists on receiving Woods Great Peppermint Cure, urging the clerk not to offer any other remedy. The dialogue hints at a potential quackish sales tactic amid vague names.
J M Jones promotes elegant Reed Organs with 18 stops and full tone. They claim the finest import, offered at prices 20 percent lower than rivals, with music books and instruction included. Terms available and direct import from maker suggested. Inspection invited.
The Legislative Council met at 2:30 p.m. with Dr Collins seeking government statements on Chicago dairy bottle milk costs and pure milk on State farms. The Attorney General moved the second reading of the Declaratory Judgments Bill, enabling local bodies to borrow via court action and aiding trustees at risk. The Corporations Contracts Bill also advanced, aligning future corporate contracts with those of individuals. The council rose at 3:80 p.m.
In London July 16, Dr Arthur of Sydney urges 250000 British emigrants annually as Australia’s defence, criticizing Pacific warship withdrawals amid a possible Japanese invasion. The Bishop of South Tokio counters invasion fears, claiming Japan does not intend to invade Australia or seize the Philippines, and warns against white settlement in the Far East.
The House debated the budget and Liberal policy, with MPs like Mr Reid and Mr Flatman defending reforms and criticising Opposition attacks. Talks covered wage aid, land settlement, irrigation, industrial law, and annual parliaments, ending with adjournment after a long session.
Last evening at the Baptist Tabernacle a tea and entertainment drew good attendance. Teachers and ladies provided the tea with older girls helping at the tables. The concert featured varied items, strong audience praise, and careful teacher guidance. Pastor Lambert opened with remarks and Mr Hopkins urged deeper interest in Sunday school work.
Dr M. B. Boyd outlines a dirigible aeroplane hybrid with 1000 hp engines using a new high explosive fuel. The craft aims for 80 mph speed, 48 hours airborne endurance, and 100 ton payload, with trials in about four months from England.
Eminent doctors describe influenza as highly infectious and capable of triggering other illnesses. It worsens mental function, reveals weak constitution, and often proves fatal in adults through pneumonia or bronchitis and in the elderly via heart failure. Children face fewer complications. Relapses are common and alcohol is harmful. The onset is sudden with chills, headache, and eye pains.
Commence at first symptoms to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Thousands have used this remedy over the years and there has not been a single case where users were not pleased.
An article warns influenza may trigger deadly pneumonia. It urges early rest and medical care for flu symptoms and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia based on past epidemics.
A Victorian court backed Sanders and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as the genuine product, noting safer, more reliable results than rival so called extracts. The ad warns against inferior imitations that caused a death and cruel irritation from ulcer treatments.
The article advises rest as the core remedy and outlines specific treatments. It recommends bed rest for two to three days early in the illness, then notes continued rest as recovery progresses. It suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Stomach and Liver Tablets, warm foot baths, and, for severe cases, quinine in two grain doses every four hours for a few days.
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the home to be ready for colds. It claims the product is free from poison and sold everywhere for 1/6, emphasizing preparedness for cold season.
Mr Elliot of Ashburton sells the coal and firewood business as of 2 March 1908 to Mr A H Field formerly of D Thomas. He thanks the public for past support and urges continued patronage for his successor, dated Ashburton 29 February 1908.
The article describes the severe physical and mental distress caused by influenza and urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent lung complications. It asserts many sufferers develop a lingering cough and claims the remedy quickly eases chest pain and fever.
The ad claims persistent coughs lead to danger and annoyance. It promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as extensively used and consistently effective for relief and cure of the cough.
A directive orders returning the item to the healer and reclaiming payment. It notes the remedy is well known for quick cures of ailments including coughs cold and croup.
Money offered to lend on approved £1500 freehold security or securities at current rates. To let listings include a seven room dwelling in Cameron Street upper side of Railway, a new four roomed cottage with acre fronting Jones Road, shop premises opposite the station, and a commodious eleven room dwelling with three acres in Wills Street West suitable for boarding house at £1 per week. T Bullock, agent.
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