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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
The page lists June moon phases and related times including Last Quarter New Moon First Quarter Full Moon and two orbit markers Perigee and Apogee. It also records several June dates and times in a condensed almanac style for readers tracking lunar events.
A six room house sits on nearly two acres of first class land adjoining Mr McKenzie’s property. The location is described as a short walk from the railway station.
The text proclaims arrival of electrical appliances from Europe and immediate installation. It touts the staff as most competent and the products as complete and up-to-date.
H. Fitter and Son, established 1856, operates as meat salesmen in London.
A report from America describes the Doylair smokeless locomotive demo in Chicago pulling a train 28 miles with minimal smoke and reduced fuel use claimed between 35 and 60 percent. Observers note public demand could push adoption, while questions remain about practicality and safety.
Two labourers, strangers to the town, applied at County Council offices for employment. The town reports active Winter Show preparations with Arcade work under way for a likely Friday and Saturday exhibit.
A strong earthquake hit Bovino damaging the cathedral. Many residents of Naples and Foggia camped in streets as destruction spread. Twenty people were killed at Avellino with deaths reported in other locations.
The King and Queen of Italy traveled by special train from Rome to assess earthquake damage across seventeen towns. Many casualties occurred as people slept. houses fell in Avellino Calitri and Vellata while Carabineers and engineers search ruins. A strong tremor also struck Montreux and the Upper Rhone Valley.
Indian insurgents numbering 1600 led by Maxmilian Bonitta attack Valladolid, kill forty police and government workers, and destroy the railway. A reign of terror prevails as insurgents hold entrenched positions in Yucatan amid a turbulent Mexican context under President Porfirio Diaz in Mexico City.
Unpaid troops desert with arms at Fez while some officers join the uprising. Sultan’s forces are defeated by rebels. Raisuli’s governorship money is recovered as rumors of massive peculations circle. The Fes governor is deposed after his wife endures severe torture and a son dies from torture. The Moroccan loan draws strong demand in Berlin.
During the Prince Henry motor race in Upper Alsace the tyre of Fran Heines car flew off and the machine struck a tree. Two people were killed and a third occupant plus a spectator were seriously injured.
President Roosevelt delivered the Romanes lecture at Oxford on June 8 19 5 a.m. He argued national character is crucial to national greatness and that laws and morality bind individuals as they do nations. He warned of socialism’s dangers.
Press Association reports Mr Lloyd George interviewed before and after yesterday's Cabinet meeting. The Unionists have already conceded as much as possible, possibly withdrawing money Bills from Lords jurisdiction under a guarantee against overstepping this year. King George received Mr Asquith and the Earl of Crewe.
The Times notes sober reflections after King Edward’s death contrasting earlier excesses while the Telegraph urges compromise talks. The Daily News says ministers still command a majority against the Lords as round table talks gain Liberal support. The Chronicle cites Parliament’s August busy period delaying votes. The Daily Mail expects an autumn session likely over compromise.
The Senate approved the Land Withdrawal Bill by 40 to 24 in a Taft victory. Taft discussed with railroad leaders as Western lines commit to delaying rate hikes until the new rail law operates. A Taft amendment seeks immediate ICC enforcement to probe and suspend proposed railroad increases.
Mr Wade outlined government policy in Chatswood including opening lands, resumption of large estates, and Lands Department reform. Proposals cover rail upgrades, a two million loan for internal development, free primary and secondary education, and lowered long distance freights. Police pay rise planned. referendum on Parliament size and Legislative Council reform. no new taxes. A commission to study railway decentralisation was named.
Melbourne dispatch reports headmaster Mr Roberts of Flemington School died in the yard following a quarrel with assistant Mr Hulme who appeared with a cat face. Hulme is said to be in poor health with heart disease.
Sydney reports the Board of Control will not host a triangular series in England without a financial guarantee from South Africa. The same dispatch notes Australian cricketer A Marshall, long with Surrey, leaving for a top Lancashire League club.
A note claims Phosphol will rebuild a constitution after anxiety and weight loss. The item notes availability in large bottles sold by all Chenzists.
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