Desperate Price Cutting At Up-To-Date Clothing Store
A large sale advertises £8300 worth of goods with heavy reductions across clothing Boots Shoes millinery and drapery for men women and children. Since opening about £1500 in sales and £5000 stock on day one, £3500 of inventory remains to be sold over two to three weeks. Bargains include coats paletots tweed garments and footwear with final clearance prices and half price millinery. The ad urges immediate purchase as the last chance and notes imported winter stock demand.
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Bregain
Forrest cries for Commonwealth finality at Premiers Conference
Sir John Forrest told the Brisbane Australian Premiers Conference that readers of the Han sard report might see the assembly as deciding Commonwealth vs state interests. He warned the Federal Parliament could take over all debts and urged the Conference to settle the surplus and state debt issue once and for all, expressing disappointment at the attitude shown.
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Brisbane
John Forrest
Commonwealth
Australia
States reject mail subsidy plan at Conference
Sir John Worrest outlined Mr Bent's scheme to subsidise the mail syndicate with two or more States entering an agreement to guarantee debenture holders £215,000 annually. The Conference reserved unanimity on Swinburne's motion that the States would not provide the guarantee and urged the Federal Government to arrange a satisfactory contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Worrest
Bent
Swinburne
Conference Debts Row Echoes Across Commonwealth
In Brisbane on June 1 the Conference revisited the debts issue after Sir John Forrest’s speech. Mr Carruthers condemned London underwriters as the rot tenest money market and proposed a joint Expert Commission to study Commonwealth measures. The conference kept its stance that now is not the time to assume state debts, with Victoria and South Australia dissenting. A task force was set to review measures and advise on potential infringements of state rights.
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Brisbane
John Jorrest
Carruthers
London
New South Wales
John Forrest
Commonwealth
Post Office Savings Bank
Victoria
South Australia
Conciliation Board Recommendations Guiding Industrial Awards
Wellington June 1 The Arbitration Court outlined that when Conciliation Board recommendations are acceptable to the union seeking an award they should be treated as a prima facie fair settlement. The Court can adopt the recommendation as the basis for an award if no valid reason is shown to disregard it, and may use it as a starting point if disagreements remain. Existing awards or agreements should be used as a starting point for modification.
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Per Press Association
Wellington
Arbitration Court
Wall
Seacliff Dieting Debate Sparks Insane Cattle Comparison
Dr Trudy King notes dieting on a scientific basis yielded excellent results for cattle at Seacliff Asylum. The discussion touches on feeding schedules and the idea that an insane person might follow complex instructions, drawing a controversial parallel to infant care. A civil case in Timaru features debate over canned meat from Pareora Works, with testimony about a condemned cow used for canning and London as a destination. A separate note praises the Baltiea separator's performance, claiming high efficiency and lower power use, with full details available from F. S. Mackwan and Co.
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Seacliff Asylum
Trudy King
Seacliff
King
Aé ‘Timaru
Ir O. T. J. Alpers
Pareora Tyeesing Works
Alpers
London
Chicago
Pareora
Baltiea&o Gallon
Cooper
Mangatoki Dairy Co
Mackwan and Co., Ltd
Dunedin
May Weather at Domain Station Records Highlights
The Domain weather log for May reports a high barometer on the 16th at 0.20 inches and a low on the 25th at 28.85 inches. High maximum temperatures reached 68 on the Tth, with a low of 47 on the 9th. The warmest minimum was 48 on the 23rd, the coldest 31 on the 30th, and the terrestrial thermometer bottomed at 31 degrees with 11 degrees frost. Rain occurred on seven days, totaling 107 points across dates including the 10th 89 points and 25th 25 points.
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Domain
Lismore Road Board Chooses Actions On Clerk Salary And Paddock
The Lismore Road Board held its first meeting of the new term. Dent and Clement were ballot ted out as retiring members, the paddock lease was debated and rejected, and the clerk’s salary was contested with a three month deferral. Tenders were invited for shingling, road grading, and extending the Bridge road contract, with several roads re-advertised and works assigned to Tarbotton and the clerk.
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Board Room
Lismore
J. H. Dent
J. A. Fleming
W. Clement
J. Dellow
T. J. Tarbotton
Messrs Dent
Clement
Upper Ashburon
County Council
W. R. Anderson
Education
Alf Kellock
Dellow
Road Board
Mr Clement
Mr Tarbotton
Clement Anus Tarbotton
Messrs Fleming
Fleming
W. Bewell
Charles’ Corner
Hackthorne Road
Bridge Road
Juiddell’s
Chisnall’s
Tarbotton
Wakanui Road Board Holds Monthly Meeting
The Wakanui Road Board met on Saturday with members Leadley chairing. A letter from solicitors Dunstan Cotterill Stringer notified repayment of £4 19s 6d to Hugh Kennedy and Kennedy’s plan for further compensation. The board approved lodging an appeal estimated at £15. Other business included lease acceptance for 2 acres at Charing Cross, removal of John E Thomas from valuation rolls, conditional property transfers on the rail, approval of swing-gate erection at Elvin, road works to eradiate gorse and broom, and £19 1s 6d in accounts. The meeting adjourned.
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Wakanui
John Trethewey
Charing Cross
J. E. Thomas
Thomas Kermeen
Francis Clemens
Newlands
W. H. Rule
James Williams
Lincard Ho
John Cochrane
Lapres Taylor made Costumes and New Dress Modes
Lapres' Taylor-made costumes gain popularity this season as Mesars Craighead and Berryman showcase the New Kaiapot Dress and Jackal Tweeds in vivid colourings from the Gold Medal exhibition. Ladies seeking stylish dresses or coats will find well-made fittings at the up-to-date Lachew Tailora-Cratariap & Bugryuan.
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Lapres
Taylor
Mesars Craighead
Berryman
Lachew Tailora
Cratariap & Bugryuan
Khoumatiem
Gout
Plague Cases in Auckland Raise Sanitary Warning
Inquest on Minnie Kitchen’s death cites bubonic plague from possible sources in Sydney, San Francisco or Calcutta. Dr Purdy says Auckland unlikely to see a severe outbreak. rat studies in Bradford Building confirm plague organisms, with six-year sequence and street-level breeding sites cited, urging improved public sanitation.
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Minnie Kitchen
Purdy
Sydney
San Francisco
Calcutta
Auckland
Makgill
Public Health Department
Bradford
Kitchen
Queen Street
Canterbury Hockey Club backs the totalisator at annual meeting
At the Canterbury Hockey Club meeting chaired by KF Sain Pyne the focus was on keeping the totalisator. Pyne argued that betting would face abolition laws and urged support for the totalisator over bookmakers. He cited widespread betting in New Zealand and small village pools sending funds to London for the day's rates.
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Canterbury Hockey Club
KF. Sain Pyne
New Zealand
London
German Compliment to British Colonial Methods
In Frankfurt Herr Dernburg, German Colonial Director, said recent events proved Germany has the will and understanding for a successful colonial policy. He argued British governance methods could yield a surplus in German colonies to cover interest on loans and justify limited self government. He urged prudent development noting favorable native conditions and growing interest in colonies.
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Frankfurt-on-Main
Herr Dernburg
Genuine Sander and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract
A Victorian court case protected Sander and Sons from imitators selling counterfeit Extracts. Dr Owen warned of harm from imitations causing illness in a child and a woman claimed cruel effects. The verdict bars counterfeit use and requires costs, urging scientifically tested products.
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Sander and Sons
Owen
Medical Society
Victoria
Vitoroy
Supreme Court of Victoria
J. Maddan
K.C.M.G
Sander & Sons
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Serge
Woul
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Joan Forrest
Conceliation Board
Domain Weather Report
Road Boards
Rangitata
Warkanui
Woods
Ayer
Dr. J.C. Ayer &Co
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Maes
Maude and Harman
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Leno
G. H. Buchanan
Burnett Strect
Dougall and
Upham
Barristn Solicitors
Otaries
West Street
Walter Pickles
Perry, Perry & Kinnerney, Solicitors, Timaru
Kaye & Carter
Idrein and Seed Merchants
CAS
Orrice
Arca Adp
Ashburtch
Robert Toity
Burnett Street
Suzaiman Brovosts
Flonsea
Robert
Gurnett Street
Shearman Brothers
HH. Bushell
Lorist
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East Street
Gilmour
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Kirkpatrick &C., Ltd
Warkted
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Sharplin & Co., Limited
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Stavelay
Hewes
Maiden Bush
Prioglis
Martin
Knowles
John Orr
Llewellyn Owen
A. Mus
L.O.M
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Bottie, WZ
Johnston & Barnes
Featherston Street
J. M. Glentie
Trent
Est
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Government
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Sterling
Oreen
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Coalbrookdale
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Vencine
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Nuered Street
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Les
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Acre
Trontina Creek Road
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Y. Kullock
Nether
Garde Parporer
Fruthe Tlanch
Trevor
GMAT
Yin Havelock Street
T Bullock
Ational
Coompany, Ltd
Privase Sale
Lard Department
Timaru
Rands
Moore Street
Les Johnson Merzih
Johnson
Couzins
Colombo Street
Christchurch
E. Reece & Son
Sole Canterbury
Alsa
Cashel Street
Prees
D. Thomas
South and North Islands
Thames Veley
M.I
J. Friedlander
West Strea
John Moore
Waimate and
Oamaru
Robertson
McIntyre
Carraceen
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Thomas Hencox
Robert Bell
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