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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Jul 31, 1909

Page

3

The Scottish Miners Leadership Sets Strike Tone

United Press reports the Scottish miners' federation conditioning a general strike on a satisfactory settlement, with expectations of an accord amid Churchill chaired talks. Tea shortages stem from Indian drought affecting England. General Botha ordered to rest cars at Kissingen. Taft-backed tariff plan favors free hides and fixed timber tariff at 11.4 dollars. Elopement leads to divorce as William Rawson seeks damages after wife flees with Isaiah Oldbury to Christchurch New Zealand.

London Federation Conference of Masters Winston Churchill Botha Kissingen New York Taft William Rawson Rietnaller Wallsend Isaiah Oldbury Wednesbury Christchurch New Zealand

Labour Exchanges Bill Read Third Time in Commons

The Labour Exchanges Bill has been read a third time in the House of Commons, with discussion continuing on its provisions. Representatives from Labour and opposition groups debated changes and potential impacts on employment services.

Sor Preet Association London House of Commons Latakia

Spain and Morocco clash nears Melilla walls

Press report from Madrid says battle raged near Melilla with about 1000 Spaniards killed and 1500 to 2000 wounded. Troops not yet discharged are told to prepare for Morocco. Aanti war protest gathered at the royal palace as Barcetown attacks killed 80. Convents and houses burned and bridges destroyed by dynamite.

Per Press Association Madrid Melilla Spain Burgos Loygrono Vittoria Morocco Alfonso Barcetown

Moors and Spanish forces clash as convoy siege continues

In Morocco the Moor and Moorish forces clash with a Spanish convoy near Ourugu where General Pintos is reported killed and one column cut up. Spanish activity appears limited as Levian tribesmen prepare support for Melilla. Queen Ena and the Dowager Queen Christiana travel to Bayonne amid precautionary measures.

Ena Christiana Bayonne Morocco Pintos Ourugu Melilla Lasadolaselva Barcelona

Accidents and Deaths In Feilding and Dunedin

Magele Belfit fifteen year old girl collapsed in a Feilding store at three then died at six. She was in good health before the attack. In Dunedin Mrs McIntyre aged sixty died suddenly this morning and an inquest will probably be held.

Feilding Magele Belfit J. W. Belfit Dunedin McIntyre South Dunedin

Unemployed at Rangitatan Bishfelling Progress

In Rangitatan work on bishfelling progresses with most contracts completed and wet weather influencing crews. Food supplies are cheaper locally than in town. About twenty men left work for various reasons, with several planning to return.

Wellington Rangitatan

Police Commission Hearing in Christchurch

Inspector Gillies testified that many men declined to join the force and many left due to disgust at how the force was ridiculed in public prints. The hearing occurred today in Christchurch on July 31.

Christchurch Gillies Police Commission

New Zealand Alliance Plans Draft Bill For Dominion Local Option

Wellington July 31 The New Zealand Alliance intends to draft a Bill to be introduced next session providing for both dominion and local option by a bare majority.

Per Press Association Wellington New Zealand Alliance

Smuggling Case Hits Tongariro Officers in Wellington

Three Tongariro officers faced the Police Court on customs breaches. Walter Brown pled guilty to possessing uncustomed goods and received a £ 45 fine after his long illegal traffic is noted. William Thompson and Albert William Lewis also faced fines for tobacco and related charges.

Wellington Walter Brown Brown Szanda William Thompson

Fire destroys Johnstone's store at Leeston

Fire at Leeston Christchurch destroyed Johnstone's general store and contents early today. The hotel nearby was saved by brigade work. Stock valued around £2500, insured for £900. Building owned by Mr McCormick, hotel keeper.

Christchurch Johnstone

Sheepskin Sales Draw Large Attendance and Strong Competition

At the sheepskin sales in London there was a large attendance and excellent competition. Six thousand two hundred fifty eight bundles were offered and the bulk sold. The finest crossbred merinos sold at prices fully equal to the June sales, with occasional cheaper lots and lower prices for low crossbreds and prior pelts.

London

Weekly stock and produce sales at Havelock Street Mart

Mr H. Stephenson presided at the Havelock Street Mart weekly sale noting strong prices across poultry pigs produce and fruit. Roosters sold from 2s 6d to 3s 0d per bird ducks 4s per pair. Oats wheat barley potatoes carrots swedes and other produce commanded solid rates per sack bundle or pound. Bacon mutton and lamb prices ranged from 63d to 13d per lb across the meat entries.

Thomas Bros Havelock Street

Farmers Co operative Association weekly sale report

The ordinary weekly sale by the Farmers' Co operative Association drew a large crowd and cleared entry at mixed poultry and livestock prices. Poultry saw high entries with hens and pullets selling across several shillings per pair, geese and ducks at modest sums, and purebred roosters marking notable figures. Pigs included weaners stores and baconers with varied prices, while produce lists covered potatoes, wheat, barley, swedes, carrots, and oats per sack or measure.

Farmers’ Co-operative Association

Cattle to be sold at Tinwald Yards Friday afternoon

Buyers are advised the remaining cattle will be sold at Tinwald Yards on Friday the 19th starting at 1 30 p m. The sale includes all remaining stock.

Tinwald Bia John McMullay McCormick

Auction results at Cheat and Co rooms show varied farm lots

A large attendance witnessed a sale at Messrs F H Cheat and Co rooms with entries across poultry pigs produce fruit and meat. Poultry hens sold 2s 6d to 4s 3d roosters 3s 9d to 5s 3d ducks ds 6d to ds 6d geese 5s 3d to 8s 9d per pair. Pigs weaners 14s. Produce wheat seconds 8s 6d to 10s 6d oats 4s to 5s 6d crushed oats 4d to 5s 6d potatoes 5s 6d to 6s 6d carrots 2s 6d per sack. Fruit apples 1d to 3 4d per lb. Meat mutton frozen 1 3d per lb fresh 2d per lb lamb frozen 3d per lb.

F. H. Cheat and Co

Auction of Real Estate in Cox and Cambridge Streets

Mr EH Stephenson offered a quarter mere section with dwelling T8 829 in Cox Street by order of the mortgagee. Bidding opened at £200 and the property was sold to Mr Craighead of Waimate for £225. The agent then offered two acres with dwelling in Cambridge Street Hampstead. bidding started at £350 and the property was withdrawn at £370.

EH. Stephenson Cox Street Myr Craighead Waimate W.marsden Cambridge Street Flampstead

Barman Fined for Supplying Drink to Intoxicated Man

Arthur Chambers of the White Hart Hotel was fined £5 for supplying alcohol to a man already intoxicated named Gordon. The magistrate stated Gordon was visibly drunk and unsupported by licensee Mr Lane, whose case was dismissed as uninvolved.

Christchurch Arthur Chambers White Hart Hotel Hasalden Gordon Haselden Lane Chambers

Local Trader Announces Primest Wethers and Fat Bullocks Sale

F A Saunders thanks customers for past support and says he will slaughter primest wethers in the market at ewe mutton prices and kill prime fat bullocks from Ashburton Gorge. With the tram line completed he will attend Alford Forest districts and seeks public support. July 28, 1909.

Ashburton Alford Forest F. A. Saunders

Ashburton Ladies defeat Gilbey's Academy on Domain

Ashburton Ladies' Hockey Club beat a Christchurch Gilbey's Academy team four to one on the Domain. Scorers for Ashburton were A Stock two goals M Armstrong one and L Warner one. Buchanan scored for Christchurch. Referee M Baker. A second match saw Ashburton High School Iris defeat Christ Church High School B by two goals to one with Lucy Gien scoring twice and Olive Christie scoring once. Myr Meechan refereed.

Ashburton Ladies Gilbey Lucy Gien Christchurch Olive Christie Ashburton Myr Meechan

Implements list for farm equipment by Duncan and partners

Implements include Plough by Duncan Dr Plow by Reid and Gray two Drays M Hinder new M A Drill new Stripper Sleaf Tine Harrows set Tripod Harrows Spring cart Sheep feeder Duncan Grabber M L H Grubber Sob Duncan Disc Harrows

Duncan Reid Gray M.H. Hinder M.A. Drill Duncan Grabber M.lh. Grubber Sob Duncan

Dusty streets and brisk winds signal early spring

Ashburton faces a dusty day as north west wind and clouds of dust envelop the town during sales and shopping. July births total 20 with 15 deaths and 10 marriages, compared to 1908 figures. three deaths due to consumption and four to cancer. The Orchestral Society plans a strong concert lineup with Laura Treleaven and Mrs H J Chapman among soloists. Farmers Union notes the death of James Small and expresses condolences. Government ministers Findlay and Bidde visit, with press contingent aboard the northbound express. A Sydney buyer acquires Holme Lacy, the Earl of Chesterfield’s estate, including 2400 acres of 5600-acre property.

Ashburton

Rae 4 for 1 pound 7

A cryptic line reads Rae 4 for 1 lb 0, indicating a packaging or pricing note with small weight and a shorthand value.

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