Judge Bray Criticized for Attitude and Opinion in London
A quoted critic refers to Judge Bray in London as wrong in attitude and opinion. The remark emphasizes the need for proper dress and decorum in court or official proceedings.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
7
A quoted critic refers to Judge Bray in London as wrong in attitude and opinion. The remark emphasizes the need for proper dress and decorum in court or official proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Firestone quality offers economy per mile and per dollar. Sparse figures include scattered numbers 8 18 150 and 10 7 with no clear context or location.
Wellington, June ay ha following lish of casualties was requested by the Defence authorities today. Reported wounded include Lance-Corporal El Wade head May 24 Lieutenant J Short thigh and hand May 28 Corporal J D Howard neck, J McQuinn fractured hand. Admitted to hospital May 24 D H Cumings band Cor corporal W J Cooksley left hand Maori Contingent forehead reported wounded no date P Waikare
Private L. Br. Hornsley listed among New Zealanders serving with Australian forces in the period, highlighting allied military cooperation.
A meeting convened by Mrs W I Dickin formed a Methven branch of the Lady Liverpool Fund in Methven Hall on Thursday afternoon. Attendance was low due to bad weather. The committee includes Mrs W J Dickie as president and Mrs H McKee as vice president and secretary treasurer. Donations listed include Rev Powell £1 and Mrs Moore among others. the secretary invites further gifts at any time.
The King's Birthday holiday spurred a Sunday schools conference at Baring Square Methodist Church with about 60 delegates in the morning and 80 in the afternoon. Miss Kershaw led with a paper on The Primary Scholar and Miss McKee demonstrated teaching aids. A J A Lock spoke on country school methods before lunch. Afternoon talks by Rev Todd and W K Watson addressed senior scholar issues. prayers and the Doxology closed the event.
The snow marked object upside down off Barewell Spit remains unidentified but is likely the Southern Isle. Hogbhorn Isle departed Piuponga for Picton with coal. No sign of the crew of five aboard including Captain Gibson and engineer Fos ter. A rescue party left Nelson for the wreck site.
Chronic chest complaints are discussed with a treatment claim for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. The article presents the remedy as a remedy for lung and chest issues, urging readers to consider its use.
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