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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
Dont Submit to the Knife Piles Cure Promoted in Christchurch
An advertisement claims Dr Fellows' Pile Cones cure bleeding piles without surgery. It cites many cured patients, praises a Christchurch chemist Loasby as the prescriber, and lists prices and outlets in Colombo Street and a wholesale agent in Christchurch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Christchurch
Loasby
A.C
Champion Taking Powder Ad Claims Finest Quality
An old advertisement fragment touts Cham pion taking powder with the claim fin tee reliable and the best. It promotes availability at grocers and stere stores with minimal readable branding.
Casement Cloths in White Cream and Green at Reasonable
Cloths labeled Casement offered in white cream and green priced as reasonable selections for home interiors. Local store highlights fabric tones and versatile use for drapery and upholstery.
Lane's Medoline and garments advertised in vintage import ad
The notice promotes clothing yardage from manufacturers and calls housewives to use Lane's Medoline for hands after house work. It markets a range of tweed fabrics and ironed garments, urging customers to visit before placing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Christchurch naval weekly sale of stock at Addington yard
The commercial Por Presa Association reports a fine weather sale at Addington, Christchurch with a smaller overall yarding. Fat lambs fell in number. prices rose for several sheep classes, fat cattle and pigs showing mixed demand and variable prices across units. Exporters led activity on fat lambs, while store cattle and pigs saw softer demand and lower bids.
Mount Hutt Road Board Meets in May Session
The Mount Hutt Road Board held its May meeting with Chairman W. F. Dickie and members P. Dowmmond junior A. Orr V. Alorgan and A. Murray present. The Overseer’s report was discussed and priorities set for re shingles on Gorge top road and drainage, with estimates sought for asphalt footpaths kerbing and channelling. The Clerk was to seek removal of a water race spur from the street and to report on district roads at next meeting. Ranger’s report approved and Dickie and Morgan authorized to sign the rate book. Overdue rates to be pursued and accounts totaling £152 18s 2d approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra W
Dickie
P. Dowmmond
A. Orr
V Alorgan
A. Murray
Mount Hutt
County Council
Siepout
Alee
Dickie and
Morgan
Flour price cut by ten shillings per ton in ports
Wellington telegram reports flour price reduced by 10s per ton from today. Free on board price at southern ports stands at £9 10s per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Associated Millers
D. W. Virtue and
Cook
Lord Plunket Honored by New Zealand Freemasons
Lord Plunket, Past Master of the New Zealand Grand Lodge, received a ceremonial gift of an epergne and two side dishes from all lodges. A greenstone paper-weight from Nelson and Marlborough Lodges and a regalia set from the Grand Lodge were presented. Grand Master Gro Griffiths praised his work in promoting Masonry and its growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lord Plunket
New Zealand
Grand Lodge of Freemasons
Nelson
Marlborough
Grand Lodge
Gro. G. Jd. N. Griffiths
Blenheim
Roosevelt speaks on East Africa and Uganda at Guildhall
At a reception in London Mr Roosevelt declares the East African high lands a white man’s country and says Uganda cannot be made a white man’s country. He notes Sudan’s child population and criticizes Egyptian policy while British papers split on his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Press Association
London
Lord Cromer
Canterbury
Edward Grey
Balfour
George Reid
Roosevelt
Guidhall
East Africa
Great American Plains
Rockies
Uganda
Egypt
Daily News
Philippines
Telegraph
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Post
the Times
South African appointments in British diplomacy and judiciary
Sir Richard Solomon named High Commissioner for United South Africa in London while Sir J. H. De Villiers becomes Chief Justice of the South African Supreme Court. The king also grants a barony to Sir J. H. De Villiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Solomon
Transvaal
United South Africa
J. H. de Villiers
Cape Colony
South African Supreme Court
Orari Residents Protest Express Trains Not Stopping
A public meeting at the Geraldine saleyards resolved that the 8:00 a.m. Christchurch express and the 11:16 a.m. Dunedin express should stop at Orari station. The group urged the Premier and Cabinet to restore stops, plan a Parliament petition, and gather signatures to support the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Carricadl
Gernalline
Orari
Hilton
Pleasant Valley
Woodbury
Arundel
Orari Gorge
Christchurch
Dunedin
Timaru
Ashturton
Training camps chosen for North and South Island sites
The Advisory Board has selected suitable locations for military training camps. A large site near Waimaring on the Main Trunk line will host the North Island camp, while a south bank site on the Waimakariri river, six miles from Christchurch, will host the South Island camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Waimaring
North Island
Waimakariri
Christchurch
King George hopes new constitution aids South Africa
In a message to South Africans the King expresses earnest hope that the new constitution, with Divine providence, will advance the welfare of South Africa and strengthen the Empire. Services to celebrate the union were held at the Durban and Maritzburg town halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
South Africa
Durban
Maritzburg
Tralls
Cabinet Accepts Commission Training Camp Site Recommendations
Government approves commission findings on training camp locations and votes 1000 pounds for victims of the Whitehaven colliery disaster in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Whitehaven
England
Natal papers clash over union and cabinet views
The Natal Advertiser accuses the union of guile and deception but expects British doggedness to win. The Natal Mercury expresses disappointment with Mr Botha for betraying trust to the British. The Caps Times notes that Hertzog and Ischer in the Cabinet weaken the needed confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Natal Advertiser
Natal Mercury
Botha
Caps Times
Hertzog
Ischer
Weather Summary From Domain Station May Readings
Observation data for May from Domain weather station records by John Read. Highlights include highest barometer 80.80 inches on May 6 and lowest 28.76 on May 14, maximum thermometer 76.5 on May 6, minimum 51 on May 15, frost on 16 nights with readings down to 27 degrees on May 18, rainfall totals and dates listed, and 1909 comparisons showing 1 inch 28 points rain and frosts up to 10 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domain
John Readhead
Geraldine livestock sale reports strong demand and high prices
From Our Own Correspondent notes a large turnout at the Geraldine sale with strong demand for fats and store sheep. About 5000 sheep entered with numerous price points for fat lambs, fat ewes, and store lambs plus a sizable cattle and pig section and steady forward trade overall.
Dunedin Fat Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise at Burnsides Market
June 1 report from Burnsides Dunedin notes good quality fat cattle with bids up about 1 per head and top bulls to £12 12s 6d, cows to £11 12s 6d. a large sheep entry saw prime wethers steady and freezing wethers down as exporters sit out. ewes similar to last week, best lambs to 16s 6d, extra to 20s, pigs 100 pens with parkers and baconers in demand but slips and waters dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Presa Association
Christchurch
Naval
Addington Aulevards
Estra
Keyars
Geraldine
Fat Ewes
Springer
Dunedin
Id&i
Dunedin Grain Market Prices Open With Little Activity
Wheat prices linger with nominal moves as Prime milling quotes 85 8d to 3s 9d and best whole fowl wheat at 3s to 8d. Oats show stagnant demand with prices unchanged from prior quotation, ranging from prime milling to inferior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Children Hacking Cough Night Cure Debated
Readers discuss Woods Great Peppermint Cure and other remedies for nighttime hacking coughs in children. Medical experts caution against unverified claims while families seek safe, effective relief.
Farewell in Wellington Honors for Lord Plunket at Town Hall
Lord Plunket bid farewell in Wellington Town Hall with the Premier and local MPs present. The Mayor presented a silver greenstone casket as a memento while Sir Joseph Ward and the Governor praised his service. Trade during his term rose to £85,436,000 though population growth remained slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lord Plunket
Messrs Carral
Huddo
M.P
Highland Rifles
Joseph Ward
Lady Plunket
Flinket
Isysclt
Pawelka Cases in Supreme Court at Palmerston North
Joseph John Pawelka pleaded guilty to twelve charges of breaking and entering and theft in the Supreme Court. He admitted arson on the High School fire of April 5 while denying that charge. Fingerprints and circumstantial evidence linked him to the school burglary and related thefts. The jury found him guilty. sentencing was deferred after a fifty minute retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmerston North
Joseph John Pawelka
Supreme Court
Pawelka
Pahiatua
Miller and Giorgi’s
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Promoted for Women Health
A testimonial claims Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills aid women through life stages from girlhood to old age. Mrs Maguire of Newton Auckland describes relief from headaches and side pain credited to the pills, praising their health benefits and urging others to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Dr. Marse
Christchurch Officer Arrests Ex-Worker on Theft Charges
Detectives Kennedy and Mcfcod arrested Alan F Young, former Post and Telegraph Office employee, on two charges of theft from the government. He allegedly stole £3 3s 0d on May 19 and £3 16s 11d on May 21 at the Telegraph receiving counter. Chief Detective Bishop led the case, Young sought a solicitor and was remanded with bail set at £50 in a prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Kennedy and Mcfcod
Alan F. Young
Post and Telegraph Office
Young
H. W. Bishop
New Zealand
Bishop
Labour Candidate Fails in Lyttelton Harbour Board Vote
A Labour candidate with union backing polled 182 votes in Lyttelton, while a former mayor and a retired tradesman led with 427 and 285 votes respectively. The town, steeped in workers, produced a striking result amid broad franchise and civic turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttelton
Stevedores’ Union
Canterbury
T. KR. Taylor
M.P
Trades and Labour Council
D. McLaren
Queensland Defeats New South Wales in Rugby Return Match
In Sydney on June 1 the Queensland team beat New South Wales by six points in a tight return rugby match. New South Wales led by a point at half time as rain fell. Queensland secured the winning try near the end to seal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Queensland
New South Wales
Queenslanders
Influenza Advice Promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
The notice urges immediate fever reduction during influenza and credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with lowering fever and lung inflammation. It warns against the common nasty cough that follows influenza and notes the product is sold by chemists and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nadine Faces Perjury Threat Over Wellington Lease Case
The Supreme Court heard a civil dispute over a Lambton Quay lease owned by G. A. Hannah. Charles Nadine repudiated the agreement and claimed forgery against a Wellington law firm. The Chief Justice warned Nadine to retract and apologise by Saturday. police action for perjury could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jame 1
Supreme Court
Charles Nadine
Lambton Quay
G. A. Hannah
Nadine
W Nodine
Nodine
Otago Winter Show Opens With Record Attendance
At the Otago Winter Show opening day attendance surpassed last year. Cheese class No 26 judged by the cheese makers. Omimi won with 944 points, followed by Pater and Pepingule. Fat stock judged by Mr M Baird of Hastings, with standout cattle like the roan Shorthorn shown by the Clarksons of Christchurch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Theiselves
Omimi
Sen
Pater
Pepingule
Grove Hush
M. Baird
Hastings
Clarksons
Christchurch
Dress Better and Pay Less Tailor Ad
CEORGE DAVIES promotes suit orders with superior materials cut by skilled workers under his supervision. He claims importing high quality fabrics from London and offers tailor made G D suits to order saving £2. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Davies
London
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Colds Cure
The ad cautions that a common cold can lead to pneumonia if neglected and pitches Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a prompt, pleasant cure. It claims the remedy counters the cold’s tendency to worsen and notes it is sold by chemists and others.
Bullock EGR Sale of Building Sites and Dwellings
Several building sites at Netherby and three 4-acre sections fronting River Terrace offered for sale. A six room dwelling with verandah and conveniences, fronting West Street, also available. A shop in Jubilee Buildings with four rooms fronts Coteaga in Eton Street Hampstead. Sales agent J Bullock, Argent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EGR
Netherby
River Terrace
Tolet
C Street
Jubilee Buildings
Coteaga
Eton Street
Hampstead
J. Bullock
Argent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weed Macintosh
Hydrotites
Swanson
R. Mathieson, A.T.W.F.P
Havelock Street
Ashburton
R. Mathieson
Andrew Orr and Co., Ltd
Ashburton Loan and Investment Society Bank OF Deposit
J. B. Christian
G. H. Buchanan
R. Kennedy
Burnett Street
C. Jameson
Hereford Street
G. E. Owen
M.rb.c.v.s
Burger v
Newnon’s Stables
Llewellyn Owen
Pres
Cys
Perce
W. Scoular and. CO
A. M. Loasby
Colombo
Stevens
Rue Hayward and Simpson
Hayward and Simpson
Wavelock Street
Edison Phonographs
T. Young
Ulster Boot Shop
Corner East
Burnett Streets
Canterbury Roller Flour Mills CO
Andrew Orrand Co., Ltd
Thade
Jong
Ilford
McDonald & Co
Mergrant Failors
Conceet
Edward
Vopreare
Em Aes Buasia
Demert
N.Z
Burnside Cement
Reece Bros
Asaph Street
Clarke
Harris Bros
Commercial
Addington
Mount Hutt Road Board
Per Press Association
MR Roosevelt
Guildhall
Soul Africa
Press Association
King George
Sir J. H. de Villiers
Per Presa Association
Mellor
Aving
James, Mellor
Weather Reports
Atay
Geraldine Live Stock Market
Burnside Stock Market
United States
Henry
Symonds
D.B
Hollis
S.B
NOBEL
ELEY
Universal
G. Mehodins
Tool Emporium
Ado
NEW South
Mee Nalis
Kaiangara Coal
Ali
High Street
P.G
Wwe
H. E. Bonnington
Caxois7
East Genie
Vread
Andrew Orrand
Tab
Ollbaizes
Newes Zealand
Bats
N.Z. Glothing Factory
East Street
Speirs
Wilson
Car
Speirs and Wilson
Rocery
Otago
Pet Press Association
George Davies, Ltd
T. Bullock
aTlant
Nhap Andrew Orr and Co., Ltd
the Globe OF New
O. H. Tate
Delivery Company ' Zealand, Ltd
TH. Matheson
Aggage & Express
Dundas ST
Avent ‘A
Poruock
Bagor Square
Noruse
Fyler’s
Tucker's
Fletcher Bros
iBrige
KR. H. Aitken
Salusman
European Agency
William Wilson and Sons
Abahurch Lane
Lomion
E.F
Thoman Hancox
Robert Bell
Burnets' Street
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