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Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Jun 10, 1911

Page

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Ashburton Letter Praises Drench for Hogget Recovery

Denis McKendry reports using Joséph' Ford's Scour and Luneworth Mixture Drench on about 800 Hoggets in Ashburton. One dose cured nearly all in two to three days, saving potential losses and confirming the product's claimed effectiveness. He recommends it to farmers and notes prior positive experience with the medicine.

Ashburton Fune F. Ferriman Joséph’ Ford Syd Denis McKendry

Ashburton Winter Show highlighted for growth and industry ties

Two organisations receive praise for organising the Ashburton Combined Winter Show now the largest yet with added Agriculture Department displays. The piece notes calls for more local industry participation, comments on pest challenges to farmers, and hopes for a stronger show next year.

Tuy Ashburton Department of Agriculture C. A.C. Harry Hardy Canterbury Frozen Meat Company Eairfield Ashburton Dairy Company Eiveryone John Lambie Ourrimary

Local and General. Ashburton meeting and land openings

A largely signed requisition headed by the Mayor asks the Actig Premier James Carroll to address a meeting in Ashburton during his southern trip. This month 20 175 acres of Crown land across New Zealand will be opened for settlement. Miss Nelson appointed matron of the Karitane Home in Dunedin. A bankruptcy petition seeks liquidation and public investigation into Wholesale Club Limited. Young barrister A. T. Donnelly admitted in Christchurch at age 21. North Canterbury Board of Education appoints T. S. Foster chief inspector with £500 salary. Rev Dr Myles returns. a notice clarifies resignation rumours. Tarawera eruption anniversary remembered from June 10, 1886. King Edward Memorial band rotunda opened in Waimate with funds and speeches. Ashburton Trotting Club meets. party arrangements, transport, catering, and race start discs announced. Steam trains altered timetables for races. Sale of second-hand cars by G. A. Carson with various makes and prices from £85.

Actig James Carroll Ashburton New Zealand North Canterbury Board of Education T. S. Foster Nelson Myles Dominion Tarawera Auckland Blenheim Mount Tarawera Rotomahaua Wairoa King ‘Edward Memorial Band Seddon Square Waimate T. L. Hart Norton Francis William Steward Brass Band Highland Pipe Band County Council Ashburton ‘Trotting Club F. Nicoll England Wy. J. Hodgkins Nicoll Railway Department Christchurch T. A. C. Pearce Rale G. A. Carson Tancred Street Ford Stuart Sseater de Dion

Potatoes lauded by Dun on Ashburton show visit

J Maclean Dun of WF Ashburton praised the potato display as the finest in his 34 years of experience during a visit to the Combined Winter Show. The report covers local events, transport incidents, entertainment plans, and remarks on pest destruction and agricultural needs.

J. Maclean Dun Ashburton

No Restoration Application for Mount Somers Publican License

At Selwyn Licensing Committee in Rakaia Edwin Bull sought a new Mount Somers Hotel license supported by Messrs Raymond and Buchanan. They argued under the Licensing Amendment Act 1910 the committee could grant. the committee disagreed, saying the law did not authorize it and would increase licenses in Selwyn. The case was adjourned for three months.

Selwyn Licensing Committee Rakaia Edwin Bull Mount Somers Messrs Raymond Puchanan Raymond Ashburton Sebwyn Sehwyn Oxford Buchanan Mount Somera Fouhy Sehryn Selwyn Supreme Court

Gumfields Murder Case Sentenced Youth Faces Execution

Wellington June 10 The Executive Council says the law will run its course in the death sentence for Maori youth Tahi Kaka, convicted of murdering elderly gumdigger Freeman at Puhi Puhi near Auckland on April 5.

Wellington Executive Council Tahi Kaka Auckland Freeman Puhi Puhi

Imperial Conference backs continued emigration to Dominions

At the Imperial Conference Mr Harcourt presiding listened as Australia’s Premier A Fisher moved to reaffirm the 1907 immigration resolution. The Dominions received growing British immigration, with NZ and Australia reporting higher intake in 1910 and 1911. the meeting approved continuing the policy of encouraging emigration to the Dominions with full co operation.

Pure Press Association London Harcourt A. Fisher Australia Batchelor Great Britain Emigrants Information Department Joseph Ward New Zealand John Burns Dominions United Kingdom Britain Burns Fisher

Auckland City Flood Drenches Queen Street and Hotels

A torrential morning downpour floods Queen Street Auckland spilling water over kerbs and into building lines. Cellars ruined in shops and many hotels and restaurants in the lower city suffer heavily as fires are put out and cooks work knee deep in water. The rain lasts about an hour then gives way to drizzle. In Nelson District heavy rains cause minor damage to country bridges fords and fences.

Auckland Queen Street

Cable News Roundup from London and Paris

London reports on a proposed shilling per word cable rate between Australia and Montreal for messages to Great Britain. Sydney artist Miss Julia Caroli engaged for Mr Quinlan’s Australian tour. In Birmingham, 20 000 tickets sold for Lloyd George National Insurance meeting. Paris Archbishop refuses Catholic burial for M Bouvier due to church state split.

London Wisher Thomas Australia Montreal Great Britain Julia Caroli Sydney Quinlan Lloyd George Birmingham Paris M. Bouvier

Roof Collapse Crashes Pilgrims at Jerusalem Graves

A building roof collapsed during a bonfire viewing at graves of famous rabbis in Jerusalem. About 200 people fell onto spectators, ten killed and thirty seriously injured, with chaotic scenes afterward.

Press - Association Jerusalem

Woman Charged With Murder in Singapore Trial

The trial began for Mrs Proudlock wife of the Victoria Institution headmaster in Kuala Lumpur on the murder charge of Stewart dated April 23. Husband testified she appeared fearful with torn dress after an alleged assault and the defense claimed mental distress.

Association Singapore Mra Proudlock Victoria Institution Kuala Cumpany Hiead Stewart

Aviator Maria Killed in Flight Crash

An aviator ignoring warnings embarked on a flight. After two miles the aeroplane overturned, the petrol tank exploded, and the craft caught fire. Dame Marra sustained fatal injuries, partly burned and crushed by wreckage.

Rome Jane Maria Dame Marra

Papal Marriage Decree Protest By Irish Presbyterians

The General Assembly of the High Presbyterian Assembly at Belfast passes a resolution denouncing the papal decree as unwarrantable interference and predicts repudiation of sacred obligations. It urges government interposition.

London General Assembly High Presbyterian Assembly Belfast

Situation in Morocco Sparks International Tensions

Report from Madrid dated June 9 says Spanish forces occupy Alcasara after a Moorish raid. Military influence in Spain drives advances, raising anxiety in France and risking wider diplomatic strains as Germany may interpose demands.

Por Prese Association Madrid Laroche Alcasara Spain France Germany

Imperial Conference debated interchange visits for civil servants

At the Imperial Conference Mr Harcourt voiced sympathy with Sir Joseph Ward's motion for interchange visits among British and Dominion civil servants. He suggested a less formal approach, proposing Dominion officers join High Commissioner's departments to learn English departmental work. The motion was adjourned with the term visits used in place of interchanges.

London Harcourt Joseph Ward Dominions England Meanwile Colonial Office

Victoria League annual meeting tribute at Mansion House

At the Victoria League annual meeting in London Lords Selborne and Haldane paid tribute to the League's work. Attendees included the Countesses of F Crewe Northcote and Talbot, and a garden party was hosted by the Countess of Jersey for overseas guests. Ministers and delegates discussed Osterley Park as a venue.

Préss_ Association London Victoria’ League Mansion House Selborne Haldane League Countesses Crewe Northcote Talbot Hs Qlhe Ameren Countess of Jérsey Victoria League Ab Osterley Park Eee

Weather unsettled with heavy rain and approaching storm

The forecast warns of unsettled weather with heavy rain and a potential downpour before night. A storm area seems to move in from the west and south with moderate to strong easterly winds and colder temperatures likely within twenty-four hours. The report also notes Constable Anderson detaining a drunken drayman near the Alf 4 Road.

Wellington City Waipawe Hawke’s Bay West Coast Manawate Gorge Wairarapa Bradburys Bradburys Invincible Wheber & Smily Bates

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