Borough Notices and Local Events Listed for Wills Street Area
Municipal Chambers outlines include School Committees at 7.30, Wills Street and Methodist Church events at 7.30, and His Majesty's Theatre Band of Hope program. Also mentions 7.90 and 7.30 as times in the Borough Council schedule and local pictures of community groups.
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St. Stephen’s
St. Andrew’s
Baring Square
Quits Street
Methodist
Baptist
Church of Christ
Tancred Street
Wills Street
Band of Hope
His Majesty's Theatre
B.—Pictures
Timaru Offers Cheaper Trade Rates Over Lyttelton
A discussion on railway rates between Lyttelton and Ashburton shows Timaru offering lower costs for many goods. Historic figures compare per ton and per bale charges for frozen meat grain iron heavy goods cement coal and more, suggesting Timaru’s prices are generally favorable despite concerns over port calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttelton
Ashburton
G. Laurenson
Timaru
Fairfeld
Fairfield
Timaru ‘Herald
Various Local Dispatches From New Zealand and Wellington
Press telegrams report Sir Hartmann Just leaving for New Zealand en route to America and England. Wellington and Supreme Court news include a £1747 dredging slip contract award and a £7000 damages claim reduced to £150 plus costs after a fall on a footpath. A divorce petition was granted for misconduct. County notices seek bids to build workers dwellings. Potato markets show oversupply with comments from Auckland Dunedin and Oamaru firms. Public notices include the Club Hotel liquor case reserved judgment. Tramping street fatigue noted with Camp Coffee boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
Invercargill
Supreme Court
Justice Denniston
Rachel Linden
Henry Linden
Debate over Timaru and Lyttelton port terms for Ashburton trade
The letter from James Craigie M.P. for Timaru renews the long running question of which port offers better terms for Ashburton exporters and importers. He urges Timaru Harbour Board to adjust charges to attract trade both north and south of the port and argues the trade tends toward the northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Craigie
Timaru
Guardian
Lyttelton
Ashburton
Craigie
Napier press aids band contest as funds reach target
The Napier town canvass raised the guarantee of 700 to secure the next band contest. Minister of Railways will consider a good shed and truck yards at Amnatz and stock-yard accommodation in Methven. A Napier magistrates court session saw a first offender fined for drunkenness with a prohibition order refused, and wage talks in Wellington seek higher hourly rates. The Union Steam Ship timetable will connect Wellington and the south weekly, with a direct Wellington service starting June 24. At the Otago Winter Show Canterbury exhibitors won multiple butter prizes. traders and farmers showcased fine livestock. A Supreme Court ruling held the Palmerston Lodge liable for funds paid to an unaccountable solicitor. Canterbury Automobile Association discussed widening the Rangitata stock bridge and addressing a Rakaia motor-car incident. The Harbour Board considered Coromandel Hall use and defence act concerns. Ashburton County Council proposed convoys for conscientious objectors to perform public works under government supervision. The Isle of Man Motor Cycle Trials report Douglas dominance in junior races.
Double Line Earth Circuit Improves Mayfield Telephone Line
The Mayfield telephone line, once a single line, was converted to a metallic double line this week by departmental workers. The upgrade has already yielded better hearing. In another remark at an inquest, Mr H W Bishop noted the deceased weighed about 19 stone and stated that over-exertion in railway work contributed to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
H. W. Bishop
Morete
Bank staffer visits Ashburton for brief holiday
Pete I Mellraith formerly with the Ashburton branch of the Bank of New South Wales now in Stratford arrives on the first express this morning for a short vacation in Ashburton. A telegraph from the Dunedin Press Association reports promotions and transfers in New Zealand shipping and banking positions with Mr G B Bullock moving to Wellington and Mr Neil Galbraith taking Invercargill duties.
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I. Mellraith
Ashburton
Bank
New South Wales
Stratford
J. Hy ‘Burns
Neil Galbraith
Welling
Tou
Invercargill
R. Dunlop
Envercargill
Bullock
Dunedin
Massey Defends Finances At Christchurch Meeting
Prime Minister Massey addressed electors in Victoria Square Christchurch arguing the Ward government left funds dwindling from £800 000 to £180 000. He denied Customs tax rises, touted an estate tax increase, and pledged Council reform with a new Public Service Board and an elective Council within three months, receiving a thunderous ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Victoria Square
Dominion
Joseph’ Ward
Massey
Ward
Joseph Ward
Sestion
Nazoe Inhaler Promoted For Nasal Congestion Relief
An old OCR snippet touts Nazoe inhaler with claims of relief for chest tightness and phlegm and says eight doses at one shilling each cure thousands. The ad frames Nazel inhaler as a proven remedy for nasal congestion.
Auckland Racing Club winter meeting at Ellerslie
The Auckland Racing Club continued its winter meeting at Ellerslie with a large crowd despite overcast weather. Admiral Soult led early in the Orakei Hurdles before Ruatangata challenged. Soult held to win by a short head. Te Onga won the Great Northern Steeplechase in a rally from Cloudy Dawn, with Peary and Ruffy close behind.
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Auckland
The
Auckland. Racing
Ellerslie
Tina
Soult
Reyal
Admiral Soult
Ruuatangata
Ranfurly
Avalanghe
Avon “Park
Jed
Monathol
Peary
Rufty
Simin
Canterbury Park Trotting Club Results Report
Canterbury Park Trotting Club at Christchurch reports results from the second day. Bracelet winner Milty Woodburn and Progressives Handicap. Norval King first Maori Princess second Bolvie third. Kadith A. A. Frandiocia 2 Muricata 8. Ade started. Won by a length in 4 minutes 50.2 seconds.
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Christchurch
Canterbury Park
Bigatti
Miltie Woodburn
Tite
Spec
Forest Chieftain
Bombay Bomb Factory Raid Trial Sentences Heavy
After a two month trial in connection with the Raja Bazar bomb factory raid dated November 21, the judge sentenced Hazara to 15 years transportation while three others received 16 years each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy. Galcusta
Raja Bazar
Hazara
Hungarian Tragedy Ends With Siege at Church Steeple
June 5 Budapest a farm labourer named Ponisic killed farmer Krauser and his wife in revenge for their refusal to consent to his engagement to their daughter. Tomisic wounded the couple then wounded three pursuers and took refuge in a church steeple as gendarmes surrounded the building.
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Budapest
Jime
Ponisic
Krauser
Tomsic
Wounder
Tomsiis
Husband in Fatal Shootings Amid Divorce Case
Be R Lindsay was committed for trial on a charge of shooting his wife after she woke to find him over her with a razor. She escaped as he fired twice. Lindsay formerly headed the Amalgamated Engineers Safety in Sydney and told arresting constables he shot her twice and wished to finish the job and kill himself, but the revolver hammer jammed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Darwin
R. Lindsay
Fox
Lindsay
Amalgamated Engineers’ “Safety At
Sydney
Chinese Lottery Prosecutions In Wellington Court Case
Wellington reports multiple prosecutions against Chinese for running a lottery known as paltipao. Difficulties in obtaining bankers hindered actions. One principal figure Ah Gee, aged about 500, was charged in the Magistrate's Court today, with an appeal noted by Mr D G A Eats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Weather forecast and indications from Dominion Meteorologist
The telegram reports 74 degrees of frost last night. Indications suggest land and sea breezes with westerly winds becoming moderate to strong. Forecast calls for improving weather but mist along the coast with little barometric change expected before a fall in about 24 to 36 hours.
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The
Dominion «Meteorologist
Chronic Chest Pamala Woods Treatment Notes
Chronic chest case for Pamala Woods notes treatment plan and medication schedule. Aimed at cure progression with Popner maintenance and regular follow ups. No clear date or outcome provided in the readable text.
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Eadie
Bell Cycle Agency
Sports Depot
Burnett Street
H. and
E. Craighead
Tailors
Barker
ENIOR
RAGE
Isle of Man
England
Chas
Ws Page
J. Quercoata
Cameron's Arcade Clothing CO
Invicta
United
Servich Hotel
John Morrison
Royal Hotel
and J, Sutherland
Porner, Cass and
Wills Streets
Ioa
H. Gresham
Sgh
Mameron Street West
R. Kennedy
G. H. Buchanan
Llewellyn Qwen
A.mus
M. A. Mus
Mi.c
Triangle
the Cycle Man
Aseburton
Percy Pipe
Percy
N.Z. Express Co., Ltd
YEGA
Somerset Hotel
P.O
Totty
H, Hayes
Benes Street
Drill Hall
Henry McElrea
Havelock Street
Yeatman, & CO
Hite
Percy's
Otago Sports Depot
John Orr and Co
Belfast
Roth
Fletcher Bros
Buxton & Thomas
Brock Gale
Tinwald Yards
Tolght
His Majesty’s 'Théatre
Theatre Royal
Agnes Smith
Melbourne
Hartmann Just
Colonial Office
New Zealand
America
Public Works Department
Wanald -Dle Loan “and “Co
Waihou
Jessie Aiicheson
Ie Y
Costa
Ashburton County
Lill
G. R Culverhouse
Oamaru
Mugela
Lovcliffe, Hinds
George Muckle
A. T. H. Williams
Ite
COX
Bletcher Bros
Barker and Dobson
Aulsebrook
Napier Press Association
Napier
Dickie
Selwych
Minister of Railways
Amnat
Methven
J.P
A. McChive
Ingram
Wellington Building Trades Labourers
Wellington -Stonemasons’ Union
BR. “McNab
Union ‘Steam Ship’ Company
New Plymouth
Southern Ports
Corunna
Taviani
Otago
Canterbury
J. Glassey
Winchmore
Wethers
Hogeets
Association
Justice Sim
Johns
Wiliam “Kemp
Kartigi
Palmerston Lodge of Oddfellows
John” Crisp
Phs
Crisp
Canterbury Automobile’ Association
South Canterbury Association
Rangitata Railway Bridge
Clarkson
Rakaia
Hoak
Harbour’ Board
M. J. Miller
H. Friedlander
Sid
Gra. J. Stadholme
H. J. Harrison
Ashburton, Gaunts
Snell
Dotglas Co
2It.p. Douglas
Douglas
G. E.cannon
W. M. Waekes
Hickey
Federation of Labour
Watson
Rae
Australian Labour Federation
Labour
Australia
Aslaxton
G. Reid
Y.e M.C.A
Tinion Conference
Reid
Pete
Mr Massey
Public, Service. Board
Auckland Racing. Club
Per Press’ Association
Canterbury Park Trotting
Per Press
Association—Copyright
A.i
A. Port
Darwin- Tragedy
Lottery
Weather
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