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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
7
British manufacture cutlery advertised as reliable with dessert knives in Ivorine handles matching table knives. Offers include Pangora silver table forks and spoons, pocket knives, razors, scissors, and more with prices listed per dozen or per item, presenting deep discounts during the sale.
A testimonial from Mrs N Butler of Roxburgh endorses Hean’s Essence for children’s coughs and throat infections. The ad claims easy home preparation, substantial savings, immediate relief, and urges buyers to insist on the original Hean’s Essence, sold by chemists or posted from G W Hean.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local shop in Ashlurton offering accessories and repairs. The text mentions a nearby agency near a club and an unclear reference to prices or items. No identifiable events or individuals are present.
Amsterdam dispatch notes Herr Delbrueck in the Prussian Diet stating the food problem could be treated as settled. He cites sufficient reserves to endure the next harvest and normal peace consumption of flour and potatoes. A London paper claims Britain’s starvation war failed and US stance on submarine warfare risks altering relations with Britain.
An eyewitness report from London on June 4 says Germany seeks to curb officer wastage by creating reserve officers and two new non-commissioned ranks. Promotions remain rare and the officer caste maintains dominance despite heavy losses and wartime strain.
London June 4 The Times correspondent notes Allied forces improving in physique though not at full fighting strength. War strains Germany, with estimates of seven casualties per minute and 300000 monthly losses, while original enemy fades and new recruits include callow youths and family fathers.
New Zealand Prime Minister told a Wellington Post reporter that a deputation from the Sports Protection League claimed reporters were not needed for their Auckland briefing. Massey explained war costs would be raised by loans, with sinking fund and interest covered by increased revenue, plus possible extra revenue to offset tax declines. He noted no reporter attended the Auckland meeting and a shorthand note from his private secretary later provided a full account.
An editor’s promotion touts Sanders Extract as a genuine volatile eucalyptus product. It warns against counterfeit imitators, claiming unmatched stimulating healing and antiseptic powers from carefully selected leaves and refined preparation. Demand the genuine Sanders Extract to ensure quality and reliability in small doses.
The Hinds Football Club held its third annual dance in Hinds Hall on Friday evening with a large attendance. The hall was well decorated and the floor in good order. Music by Mrs Candy and Mrs D Leitch. ALC duties performed by Mr E Leatham. A dainty supper was served during the interval.
A Saturday meeting of the Wakanui Road Board chaired by FF Champton dealt with a Public Works Department grant request. The board granted Jane Chalmore permission to remove clay or gravel from a pit, approved several land roll alterations, and adopted the Ranger’s monthly report after planning to address a local resident who interfered with duties. Accounts totaling £38 8s 4d were approved for payment.
A Night for Fortune screens at Hia Majesty's Theatre with a drama of American political life. James Morrison bribery scandal fuels a city franchise dispute while a young solicitor faces Morrison's opposition over love and loyalty as a stormy escape and hydroplane chase unfold.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. It cites Mr William Toupin of Ashburton and a two year claimed relief, urging readers to take a trial and buy from Foster McClellan Co. at 76 Pitt Street Sydney.
Fragmentary OCR note touts a “Great Puppermint Cure” and a coal offer with liquid terms. It mentions backing, a price of 1s 6d, and a claim of best coal value with “WATRONTY COAT” details unclear.
The French government issues a formal note rebutting General Bernhardi’s articles arguing German aims in World War I. It details French concentration plans, British support timing, and Belgian neutrality actions to defend against German aggression.
An advertisement claims Rheumo cures chronic rheumatism gout lumbago sciatica and related ailments after failed remedies. It asserts thousands were permanently cured, citing prior visits to thermal springs and urging trials at a low price with a general sales pitch.
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