Finest Selection of Mults and Necklets Advertised
An advertisement touts a broad display of mults and necklets with emphasis on low prices and value.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement touts a broad display of mults and necklets with emphasis on low prices and value.
Harold B. Curtis of Ashburton offers the sale of a blacksmith and coach building business in Ashburton County with 21.12 acres and a 4 room house plus outbuildings. Also included are Lot 2 1 acre with paint shop and stalls. Health reasons prompt sale. inquiries advised. Also listings for leasehold farms and houses in Prince district with ten room homes and gardens. Agent for multiple insurance and equipment companies.
Wellington June 9. The Hospital and Charitable Aid Boards Conference opened with Hon. Geo Fowlds addressing a large gathering. Dr Valentine urged a self contained district based system linked by district nursing and private charity, with reform of subsidies and unified control. The conference passed a resolution calling for hospital and charitable aid to be administered by one body.
In Dunedin on June 9 the inquest into the death of Thomas Craig a commercial traveler found on Lawyers Head beach returned a verdict of death by own action while temporarily in sane. A letter from the deceased to a friend stated his intention to take his own life and concluded with a farewell remark asserting his sanity.
One hundred twenty one immigrants arrived by the Papanui from Tondin, including fifteen farmers and nine domestic servants. Most are in good health and aged between twenty and thirty five.
In Dunedin on June 9 Mr Justice Denniston considered the late Arthur Beverley's will which bequeathed property to Otago University The judge said the University Council may draft a scheme to apply income to teaching and to founding scholarships with a final opinion to follow.
Ashburton Acclimatisation Society held a council meeting with P H Cox elected chairman for the year. Discussions covered aiding white owl importation, resignations, hut expansions, river fish care, and opposition to transferring district back country to Canterbury, with delegates named for Wellington conference.
At Magdalena Bay Admiral Thomas asked the public to refrain from offering intoxicating liquor to fleet sailors. He noted ships prohibit alcohol and ashore restraint is weak, fearing good conduct at sea could be undone by homeport temptations.
The Australasian argues Australia’s population growth is too slow and urges action. It cites Commonwealth statistician Knibbs estimating 2.7 million now and 7.9 million by 1950 at current rates, advocates for immigration incentives and passage subsidies, and notes state premiers backing coordinated effort to attract and place immigrants.
James Edward Boeels, a noted socialite and diplomatist dubbed a “society lion,” was arrested on fraud charges in San Francisco after vanishing from New York a year earlier. He allegedly held gems worth £100,000 entrusted by leading Polish jewellers. Pinkerton detectives traced him across America and Asia. Boeels once worked as a Chinese commissioner to the St. Louis Exhibition and later rose in New York society before his disappearance amid alleged pawnings and romantic entanglements.
A vintage ad promotes Woods peppermint cough remedy for children and adults. It highlights nighttime hacking and bronchial cough relief with claims of dosage and price, presenting a period commerce tone.
The Geraldine Licensing Committee gathered in Temuka yesterday afternoon with members including Mesera O A Wray and James Blyth. Transfers confirmed include Wallingford Hotel Temuka to Michael Fitzgerald and Star Hotel Temuka to Robert Thos. Renewals granted for local hotels and accommodation licenses were listed along with conditions on lighting and a note about not granting further conditional licenses.
Auckland authorities aim to stage boxing contests during fleet week. The Northern Boxing Association asks the American fleet admiral to sanction a match for prize or trophy between top boxers aboard the ships, with a similar contest sought for the Australasian squadron. The Auckland Racing Club plans a special race meeting on August 12.
Westport reports Francis Healy also known as Heenan and Walsh has been arrested on alleged complicity in the Otira gate robbery. He was remanded to Greymouth.
Westport report says Corbys Hotel at St Helen's near Sed donville burned at 3 am with Wolters licensee and an adjoining cottage lost. A female servant badly burned. Prebbleton School narrowly escaped as smoke issued from a wall near a chimney. rapid response limited further damage. Fire blamed on a recently erected defective chimney.
In London on June 8 owners will rest Signorinetta and skip the Grand Prix of Paris. Melbourne racing notes on June 9 report Lionel Robinson's Victrix winning the Redfern Two-Year-Old Plate, a filly by Victory.
General Booth celebrated his seventy ninth birthday at international headquarters then at Queen's Hall to address a vast gathering. His speech outlined six epochs of his life including birth, spiritual birth, separation from the Established Church, marriage, Salvation Army beginnings, and the darkest England scheme.
The Christchurch reliability trial again demonstrates dominance as machines led by F. W. motor cyeless secured first second and fourth in the amateur rider section. Johnaten serves as the focal agent for these meters.
The University of Leeds and the Yorkshire Council of Education ran 1907 potato trials testing early, second early, late, and disease resistant varieties from English, Scotch, and Irish seed. Irish seed showed best yields overall, with sterilised soil and wet sawdust reducing scab and boosting output. changing seed source had limited effect.
Germany leads Europe in potato acreage with over 8 million acres and annual production of 40 to 45 million tons. The crop supports industries, with 7 percent sold to spirit factories and 4 to 5 percent for human food. Techniques include green manuring, nitrogen and potash dressings, nitrate or ammonia-based nitrogen supplements, and careful seed depth and spacing.
Australian wool producers eye a method from cotton mills to remove loose vegetable fibre from bale material before processing. D Stewart, with long wool industry experience, proposes passing bale material over a hot plate to strip fibres, a practice costing about 2d per bale, potentially saving owners of fine wool sheep widespread loss.
The Australian reports a clash between Minister of Customs Mr Chapman and State Premiers over sack sizes for wheat. Chapman upholds February proclamation while states push for joint legislation and constitutional testing. Critics demand modern machinery to avoid trade disruption and farmer costs amid falling wheat prices.
National Mortgage and Agency Co of NZ presents four land parcels for prompt sale with strong value. The HinDS site spans 1,200 acres well subdivided and watered with a good homestead, suitable for sheep country and crops of onion grass and roots. Prices are stated as the best in the district and early application is invited.
For sale 2999 acres of prime grain growing and stock-raising land near Ashburton Freezing Works and Stock Markets. Buildings extensive and substantial with a small deposit required. Ideal for farming with good heart of land and returns.
Within one mile of Lauriston Railway Station the property includes all necessary buildings and land in fine order. It offers a low rental educational leasehold for seven years with good buildings and thorough subdivision. Compensation for improvements is provided.
Notice to clients that Mr A H Field becomes Unnted Agent for Ashburton succeeding Mr Alcorn who retires at end of March. Fire Marine Fidelity Guarantee and Mortgage Indemnity risks accepted at low rates. Details from Mr A H Field coal merchant West Street Ashburton. A Manning manager Canterbury.
The notice proclaims the materials in FRUOT OIDS are of the very best quality and include five different medical fruits and roots with a special proportion aiding better results than ordinary remedies. It lists NZ Branch Office at No 11 Hume's Buildings Willis Street Wellington.
A humorous fragment recalls a voyage where a traveler tries Port Hacking after fich and catches only a cold. He jokes about a cough labeled as a Great Peppermint ers, then improves by the next day, reflecting light nautical wordplay.
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