Subdivided Farms for Sale Near Rail Lines and Towns
Ads list numerous districts including Ealing Mount Somers Methven Winchmore Kyle Seafield Seafield Road and Rangitata with multiple paddocks water and fencing. Properties feature houses from four to six rooms outbuildings stables sheds and dams on large acreages ready for sale with interested buyers invited to consult the office for fuller particulars.
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Ealing
Mount Somers
Seafield Road
Wakanui
Alford
Springburn
Kyle
Winslow
Rangitata
Coldstream Road
Staveley
Ashton
Elgin
Seafield
Colman’s Starch Promotes Pure Care for Dainty Linens
The clipping extols Colman’s Starch as a pure product that protects delicate fabrics from harm when starching. It emphasizes the brand’s superiority and worldwide reputation for gentle, effective results on fine textiles.
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Colman
Teacher of Music in All Its Branches
A teacher of music offers instruction in all branches. Pupils prepared for examinations held by English academies.
Fear of Murder Over Deportation to Malaita
A Kanaka member warned authorities and the Governor that deportation to Malaita could lead to murder. The Governor expressed sympathy and considered the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Kanakas
Malaita
Forrest rejects Lyne cable plan over government bias
Melbourne July 28 Sir John Forrest opposes Sir W Lyne's cable scheme noting that news would reflect government views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
John Forrest
W. Lyne
Canadian Lacrosse Team Beats New South Wales by 11
The Canadian lacrosse team defeated New South Wales 11 to 0 in Sydney. Canadian players dominated the match, securing a decisive victory.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Arbitration Court docket and union backs Slater
Dunedin reports list 12 disputes 10 compensation claims and 111 applications for enforcement of awards at the Arbitration Court next month. Invercargill notes the Operative Butchers Union backs Mr Slater for another term as workers' representative on the Arbitration Court, citing no reason to replace him and no support for Mr McCullough.
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Dunedin
Arbitration
Invercargill
Operative Butchers’ Union
BR. Slater
McCullough
Canterbury Barrister suspended for six months over trust funds
The Wellington Appeal Court heard the Canterbury Law Society motion to strike or suspend Frederick Fuller over failing to keep a separate trust account. Fuller admitted money £14 12s was later paid back. court suspended him six months and ordered costs of ten guineas. The judges said Fuller’s affidavit worsened the matter.
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Wellington
Canterbury Law Society
Frederick Fuller
Fuller
Wilfordgrged
Puller
Miss Spencer Arrives in Auckland En Route to World W Y W C A
Miss Spencer general secretary of the Worlds Young Women Christian Association arrives in Auckland by the Mokoia after a brief visit to Queens land centres. She spent time in Japan and attended a conference in Tokyo before planning to visit South Island centres and then proceed to Australia West Australia and India before returning to London headquarters.
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Auckland
Miss Spencer
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mokoia
Queensland
Australia
Japan
Students’ Christian Federation
Tokio
Australia and West Australia
India
Lonon
New Zealand Waterside Workers Conference Opens
Delegates from across the colony attend the opening session led by Mr T. King. The federation grows from five unions and 1200 members to eight unions and about 2400. The report urges prioritizing union preference in arbitration and Parliament to cap basket and sack weights, with medical costs for incapacitated workers borne by the industry.
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Wellington
New Zealand
T. King
Arbitration Court
Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap Promises Skin Relief
Winter skin troubles aflict many workers as constant cleansing dries and roughens hands. Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap is advertised as a germicidal antiseptic cleanser that softens and beautifies skin, used in hospitals and homes, with distribution through Australasia and Zam-Buk Ming Co. in Sydney.
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Australasia
Pitt Street
Sydney
Davenport seeks 365 eggs a year and rapid evolution claim
Professor Charles Davenport of the Long Island experimental station of the Carnegie Institute aims to breed a hen laying 365 eggs yearly. He argues evolution occurs faster than previously believed based on his investigations. The text also notes Japanese plans to subjugate Formosa and comments on profit distribution in sweated industries with a Napier shopkeeper story.
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Charles Davenport
Long Island
Carnegie Institute
Napier
Zealaand
New Zealand
Trouble in Korea prompts arrests and looming unrest
A volatile situation in Seoul is reported as the Palace plot leads to the arrest of Elder Statesmen and key courtiers. The Emperor urges calm while troops guard interned Korean forces and Japanese reinforcements are expected. The article traces Korea's constitutional shifts and Japan’s control over foreign and domestic policy.
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Seoul
Yithoboi
Chernulpo
Yi Anc
Japan
China
Korea
Shimonogeki
Department of Foreign Affairs
Russia
Great Britain
Marquis Ito
Tunis
Bread price rise eyed by London bakers
The East London Master Bakers push for a general price increase following the South London Council move. London bakers report average prices around 5d with lower rates in Hoxton and similar areas, while West End outlets charge 6d or 7d for superior bread amid competition.
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South London Council of
Westminister Gazette
East London
London
West
Scotland
Hoxton
Hlngrerston
Kent-raad
West End
Emigration Trends From Britain to Canada Highlighted
A memorandum on the Emigrants Information Office history notes that since 1905 British emigrants to Canada surpassed those to the United States. Emigration to Australia and New Zealand has dwindled due to restrictive policies, with figures for recent years showing shifts among destinations.
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United Kingdom
Canada
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Australasia
U.states
New Fangled Inventions Delight and Confuse Readers
May H. G Wells spoke at a literary club about rapid modern inventions. A joking tale described a motor canoe sinking a fisherman’s boat causing him to mistake the wrecked canoeists for a submarine. The piece ends with an advertisement for a tonic claiming cures.
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H. G. Wells
Academy
Hon
India’s unified nine division army under Kitchener plan
The article describes Lord Kitchener’s consolidation of India’s forces into nine self contained divisions. It notes current totals of 72 000 British troops 168 000 Indian troops and 2143 transport service personnel with aims to complete re armament and establish a self sufficient system within a year. It highlights new staff structures and training facilities including an Indian Staff College and decentralised finance to ensure efficient mobilization and promotion.
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Lord Kitchener
India
Daily Mail
Everard Cotes
Prince of Wales
Offiers
Poral Service
Ise
Sergien
II Tony
Volun
Woolwich
Pimlico
Simla
Tima i
England
Business Moves to Larger Premises Next Door
Due to increased business, the shop relocates to the premises once occupied by Snatch Mackwell next door. Customers are advised of the change as work volume requires the new location for continued service.
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Snatch Mackwell
The Best Milking Machine
An ad advises patience in choosing a milking machine and notes it takes two full seasons to prove reliability. After establishing no cow effects, the question of best milking is addressed. The “L.15.6.” was proven reliable three years ago, with many practical men endorsing the verdict. MarEwans, Titd., Sole: Agents, Dunedin.
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MarEwans
Dunedin
Tea quality claim from Kozie firm in Manchester
An advertisement asserts KOZIE Tea is pure and digestible made from selected leaves. It notes No 2 Kovie Sh Sd, Agents Manchester as the contact location for the product.
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Far East
Manchester Bros
Kovie Sh Sd
Manchester Dros
Kren's Oxford Blue Reputedly Leads For 150 Years
A garbled note touts Kren's Oxford Blue as a renowned product. The passage claims the blue hue has delighted users for over a century and a half, though the text is hard to parse.
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Kren
Kear
Abry Boo Polish Tin Receival Coupon Distribution
A fragment mentions a full sized Tin item and coupons being distributed to returning recipients. The garbled text references receipt by those returning coupons and an earlier distribution effort.
Notice of Business Move to Lock Street Arcade
White and Dover of Tancred Street announce removal of their shop to the old Salvation Army Hall on Lock Street. They convert it into Barge Furniture Arcade and advertise big reductions. They invite inspection and offer estimates on cabinet work upholstery and French polishing.
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Yhite
DOVER
Tancred Street
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Ashburton
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association
D. Thomas
Deering
Osborne
Reapers
Binders
Thomas, ‘Ashburton
THE
Naonal Mortgage and Agency Co., OF N.Z., Ltd
Lant Department
Timurt
Llewellyn Owen
MUS
L.C
A. Mus
MIC
Court OF Appeal
Women!s Christian Association
NEW Zealand Waterside Workers’ Union
Formosa
Riteumo
Oates & CQ
Burnett Street
Britain
Lord Kkitchener
We OF A
Pritchard
A. & R. Thress
Iouse
Tor
R. Totty, Chemist
Burnett St
South
North Islands
Thames Valley
N.S
Iise
D. Friedlander
West Struet
Kilworth
Manchester
Pharnaeas
Titan
Frimley Jam
Frimley Pie
BROS
Cash Supply Stores
H. Bushell
Lorist, Truiterer, Green, Grocer & Shedsman
East Street
Gilmour
Hughes
Kirkpatrick &C
Nelson
N.Z
Abermain Goal
Unrate Colliery CO
LTE
Thos. Brown
Hereford Street
Christchurch
Coalbrookdale
Westport
Lane
Eng
Benjamin
Benjamin Gum
Tena
J. L. Mynrs
Kipney
BANKE
Government Insurance Department
J. H. Richardson
Potter, Saddler
Robinson
Abbey
Gates & Go
Monster Sale
Piphes
Dougall and
Upham
West Street
Walter Pickles
LENG
G. H. Buchanan
Barnest Street
Perry, Perry & Kinnerney, Solicitors
Timaru
Mareeleleces Cae
Eek
Sahiba
Peeve
Rand
Sharplin and
O., Ltd
Aine
MR Cummins
Thomas Hancox
Robert Gell
Ofice
Burein Street
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