Rural properties with multiple fenced paddocks and farmhouses for sale
A list of subdivided farms and blocks across Hinds, Methven, Kyle, Rangitata, Staveley, and surrounding districts. Each parcel notes fences, wells or water in each paddock, houses of several rooms, outbuildings, and improvements. Listings indicate readiness for sale and arrangement of details at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taling
Mount Somers
Hinds
Benfield Road
Wakanui
Alford
Springham
Kyle
Winslow
Rangitata
Coldstream Road
Staveley
Ealing
Ashton
Elgin
Goo Seafield
Seafield
In the Gallery A Letter to a Cousin on the Plain
A vivid satirical scene unfolds as a reader imagines a parliamentary session. The narrator likens the Speaker and ministers to actors, references figures like Ward Massey McNab and Carroll, and hints at the land bill, Maori lands, and a looming budget tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teg
Poe
Hansard
Siresseph Ward
Mr Carroll
Robert McNab
Massey
Mallery
A Day in Bed on Sundays Says Nottingh am Doctor
A Lancet discussion notes that Sunday rest is essential for body and mind. It cites a Nottingham Mosqual doctor who argues Sunday in bed aids recovery for overworked individuals and helps prevent breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancet
Nottingham
Handford
Stratford lights up Shakespeare country amid debate
Stratford on Avon adopts electric street lighting amid protests that it will mar the town’s ancient character. The mayor defended the switch on at the ceremony, arguing progress and necessity coexist with tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Stratfordan-Avon
London Exchange
Stratford-on-Avon
Stratford
Allchemiste
Future of the Maori lecture sparks debate on race and absorption
Archdeacon Walsh reports on 41 years in the colony and argues the Maori are decaying yet may be absorbed into a new Anglo Maori race. Dr Pomare and Buck predict gradual civlisation adaptation. Walsh defends love for the Maori while noting issues in schooling and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdeacon Walsh
Auckland Institute
Pomare
South Island
North Island
Dr Pomare
Phus
Buck
Waive
New Zealand
Women Doctors of Law Honorary Degrees Granted during Royal Visit
During the royal visit to tilascow three women received LL D honorary degrees the Princess of Wales the Duchess of Montrose and Miss Galloway. Miss Galloway long champion of women's education helped make Queen Margaret College part of the University of Glasgow. Queen Margaret College now has about 600 students preparing for degrees and many women doctors trained there.
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Tilascow
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Montrose
Miss Galloway
Gallown
Elder
Campbell
Queen Margaret College
University of Glasgow
Eldor
Senate
Queen Margaret’s College
Galloway
Few Marriages in Ireland Reflect Low Registered Rates
The piece cites Ireland’s overall marriage rate at 5.26 per 1000, Catholics at 4.95 and non Catholics at 6.14, noting a historic decline amid emigration. It argues convent life rises as marriage declines, with fresh inference that social factors and schooling influence veiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Europe
Colonies
United States
T. R. Swan-Muller
Chapman and Hall
London Bread Costs Rise Amid Wheat Shortage
London bakers raise loaf prices as bad crops in Russia Roumania and the U S reduce supply. Reports say Germany buys English wheat, American sowings are late, and North German demand tightens. Bearer bread price shifts seen in Deptford Lewisham and nearby districts with potential wider follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Chronicle
London
Wewth
Rcumenia
Russia
Germany
Europe
England
America
Canada
United States
London Corneschange
the Chronicle
Deptford
Lewisham
Lee Ann Catford
Walworth Bakers
Roumania
United States of America
Hungary
France
Reuter
Bucharest
Lane's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Ad
Lane's Emulsion differs from other emulsions by including Beechwood Creasore and fresh eggs with Cod Liver Oil and phosphites. It claims higher medicinal value and unique combination not found in competitors. Available in 2 shillings 6 pence and 4 shillings 6 pence at stores and chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floss Nat
Lake Kunieri
Ross Flat
Carnegie
Iron and Steel Works
Jane’s
Lane
Instructions left with Mr Walter Pickles for immediate attention
A notice states that instructions left with Mr Walter Pickles require immediate attention. The item implies an urgent directive or assignment addressed to Pickles, prompting swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pickles
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AEG
Sodroeoitu
H. Andrill & Co
Tancred Street
Women Doctors OF Law
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Orcn
Air BE
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Kent Road
Taranaki
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Macman and Co., Ltd
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G. Bedding
the People’s Ironmonger
Burnett Street
Arcade
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West Street
G. H. Bughanan
Perry, Perry & Kinmerney, Solicitors
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J. Friedlander
Frimley Jam
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Heart OF Black Birch
Shareplin and Co., Ltd
J. L. Myers
Oates
Loasey
Wahoo
Have Deen
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Westport
Kirzpatri
Nelson
Manchester Bros
Llewellyn Owen
A. Mus
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EROS
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Nave Abbey
Lany Distribution
Mitchell and
Kilworth
Ared
Shar Manchester
Aving
MR Cummins
O’garrell
Smith Mack
F.potter
Burnett St
JAM
Canterbury
Monsey
Paps Paneance Department
D. H. Richardson
Government
Greenwich
Casa Lever
Jones and Sons
the Manufacturing Jewellers
High Street
Johnson & Jouriis
Fee Kristchurch
Bolef
Anterbury
Cashel Street
Press
Thomas Hancox
Robert Bell
Burris Street