Sell established Mayfield store and farm assets
BR J. G. GOOD offers sale of his business as a thriving cing concern. Property includes 9 room store and outbuildings on about four acres with an 18 acre detached parcel. Stock to be valued and sold. Mayfield township grows as a large agricultural district, presenting an opportunity for an industrious buyer to secure an established business with immediate possession. Apply.
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J. G. Good
Mayfield
Ric. McWilliam
Grooma
Market Report At Addington Auction June Sale
All classes of stock well represented at Addington market with large attendance. Fav Oatrne sees 238 head including steers and heifers. Sale opened poorly then improved but remained irregular. beef prices rose from 26a to 20a per 100lbs. Sheep and lamb entries strong, but quality varied and prices eased for medium and lighter weight wethers. Exports firm for lambs, but overall market dragging with declines in several sections. Butchers’ ewes and wether prices show varied ranges, with yardings reaching 3000 head for lambs and strong demand from export buyers.
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Addington
Saere
Geraldine Stock Market Report from Our Correspondent
Geraldine yards show strong sale with high demand for sheep cattle and pigs. Fat ewes and lambs sold well with full clearance. springing heifers and forward ewes also in demand. prices listed for various stock including dry cows calves and stores.
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Geraldine
Jaune
Geraldine Yards
Burnside Market Prices Report June 10
Yardings at Burnside stock market with Far Carraz and War Suero totals. Prices for prime bulls and cows range from £7 to £11 78 6d, with lambs and pigs also showing firm demand and varied weights. Suckers slips and stores noted, with porkers and baconers prices listed.
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Donapin
Burnside
Dunedin Grain Market Duxquin June 10 Wheat Quotations
Grain trade largely northern milling focused with mixed demand. Prime milling 43 14d to dead, good milling 4s to 4a 12d, medium 38 94 to 33 11d, best whole fowl wheat 3s 4d to 83 6d, damaged 3s to 8d 3d, sacks extra. Lakes seed and Bartley districts show varied prices and strong Lakes demand.
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Duxquin
Bartley
Sale of Farms Reported by New Zealand Farmers Co Op
The association reports the sale of Mr David Wilson's Seafield farm about 500 acres to Mr James Bruce on behalf of Mr Geo Aiton, and the Jessehold reserve of 159 acres at Willowby to Mr Henry Whiting.
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N.Z
Clearing Sale at Ashburton Forks
Messra Friedlander Bros Limited held a clearing sale at Mr P Hyland s farm Ashburton Forks with strong attendance from farmers countywide. Implements sold well with prices listed for Osborne binder to Duncan drill and harrows. livestock and horses also attracted solid bids.
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Messra Friedlander Bros., Limited
Hyland
Ashburton Forks
Osborne Binder
Duncan Roller
Duncan
Springarsa
Mount Eagle
Australian Grain Markets and Prices Circular Heads June 10
On June 10, Wheat across regions including South Australian and Californian quotes, with Argentine and New Zealand values listed. Oats, Barley, Maize, Bran, Pollard, Onions, Potatoes, Butter, Bacon and Cheese prices appear for multiple markets, noting nominal shifts and per ton rates.
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Sveverx
New Zealand
S. Pollard
Ashburton holds centenary Bible Society meeting
At the Ashburton centenary gathering of the British and Foreign Bible Society, Rev. A. Raynes praised the Society as a pioneer civilizer expanding languages and connecting peoples. Attendees expressed pride in local support and the Society’s global educational impact.
Weather, events, and notices from Ashburton region
Local notices report frosts and cold conditions with skaters and a thaw later. Social items include the Returned Troopers gathering in Timaru, a bachelor’s euchre party at the Kiosk, and sports planning by the Ashburton Sports Association. Also covered are a horse accident, telephonic links to Christchurch, and the Bank of New Zealand pension discussion.
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Mawfrey
Mayfield
Valotta
Christchurch
Ashburton
Berurgyep
Timaru
Jowsey
Babington
Porter
Badd
Canterbury business updates and society notices
Dividend declared by The Canterbury Frozen Meat Company at 8 percent for the year. Mr George Meddina receives nickel plated skates of the latest pattern. Winslow Sporta and Racing Club to meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at Winslow Hotel. Mr E Gibbard to hold a fourteen day clearing sale of special lines bought at a discount. Mr H Cranfield sells Clydesdale Briton filly to Mt William Begg at a gang factory price. Ashburton Retail Traders Association to hold annual meeting Monday next in secretary's office West Street. NZ Hockey Association confirms selectors for North and South Island teams for a match in Christchurch on June 18. Mesara Mitchell and Turner offer blankets, quilts, rugs with Kaiapoi display. Mr M Dennison buys fowl, ducks, hares and sells fish and oysters at his shop Wakanui Road. Burglars steal valuables from anglers' reserve on the Lower Opihi River. South Canterbury Caledonian Society balance sheet shows a debit of £250, ending with a credit of £42. £150 spent on grounds improvements.
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Canterbury Frozen Meat Company
George Meddina
Winslow Sporta and Racing Club
Winslow Hotel
E. Gibbard
Wancred Street
H Cranfield
Dunedin
Mt William Begg
Ashton
Ashburton Retail Traders’ Association
West Street
Boan
New Zealand Hockey Association
W.H Pearson
Wellington
North Island
J. Wilson
W. Johnson
Christchurch
South Island
Christchunels
Mesara Mitchell
Turner
M. Dennison
Wakanutoad
Tragic suicide at boardinghouse on Lower Hobson Street
A miner named Gutteridge died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in a back bedroom of a Lower Hobson Street boardinghouse. He left a note asking a friend to send money and belongings to his sister in Surrey. The revolver lay nearby and the incident was described as a lone act with prior rational conversation.
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Auckland
Lower Hobson Street
Gutteridge
Declared
Degonsad
John Prast
Shortland Street
Thomas Cave
Kent Road
Totting
Surrey
England
Thomas Gutteridge
Bible Society meeting enthralls New Zealand schoolchildren
About four to five hundred pupils from district and high schools attended an Odd Fellows Hall gathering with Rev H A Raynes from England. He spoke on the Bible Society’s centenary plans and multilingual Bible distribution, noting 430 languages and 379 on the Society’s list, with last year’s 6,000,000 books sent abroad.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Oddfellows’ Hall
H. A. Raynes
England
New Zealand
Hevs. E. Whitehouse
C. N. Blakinton
G. B. Inglis
EE. A. Raynes
Mr Whitehouse
Humnard
H. A. Rayne
Mr Raynes
Colonies
The
Bible Society
Speaker
Inglis
Harold Rovell
Thomas Stephens
Muriel A. Bell
Sydney Bass
Sarah Melvor
Maysie Lill
Alex Morrison
Mary Ross
Leslie Watt
Albert Anderson
Florence Smith
Charles Thomas
Winnie Collins
Ida Bass
D. E. Craighead
Geo
Augustus Whitehouse
Lawton Lechner
John Simpson
Ethel Choate
Annie Grayburn
Stanley Williams
Charles Stewart
Olive Prebble
Public meeting applauds Bible Society centenary in Ashburton
A public meeting in Oddfellows Hall drew about 700 attendees led by Mrs. J. Harper. Rev. Raynes and Rev. Rayne spoke on the British and Foreign Bible Society’s centenary, praising translation work, global reach, and efforts to price Bible access, with references to Carey and Morrissey and language challenges in India and New Guinea.
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Ashburton Temperance Brass Band
G. Hoésken
J. Harper
Messie D. Qumneron
Springfield
Boyd
Friedlander
H. Friedlander
T. Bullock
T. Harrison
Raynes
British and Foreign Bible Society
Rayne
G. B. Inglis
Berrymin
Ma Macdonald
The
Bible Society
Great Britain
England
Wh. Carey
Seramygre
India
York
Society
Morrissey
New Guinea
Bible Society tribute honors past leaders and worldwide work
A long tribute recounts the Bible Society's history with presidents including Lord Tynemouth, Lord Boxley, Lord Shaftesbury, Lord Harrowby, and Lord Northampton. It lauds missionary efforts across Africa, China, and Uganda, cites Livingstone and Stanley, and notes royal and notable support. The meeting urged renewed donations and a revised Bible, ending with thanks to Rev Raynes and the chairman.
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Lord Tynemouth
Lord Boxley
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Harrowby
Lord Northampton
Bible Society
Livingstone
H. M. Stanley
Africa
Uganda
South Africa
China
Ias
Paas
Prince of Wales
Inglis
Boyd
Raynes
Hebrides
Cairmin
Edwin Craighead
Miss Watt
Bain
C. N. Biakinton
Correspondence to the Editor on Borough Finance Corrigendum
A correspondent defends a council's handling of a £7500 loan and staged works. They argue rising costs forced spending beyond loaned funds, detailing figures on buildings, channeling, and hospital items to show financial honesty and counter Dr Hugo Friedlander's criticisms. The writer claims past estimates were not adhered to yet money was properly allocated.
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Str
Hugo Friedlander
Oucseeding Council
Counsil
Friedlagder
Friedlander
Hriedlander
Cras
An Optimistic Epitaph at Slindon Church
An optimistic epitaph in Slindon Essax recalls a poor, devout woman who lived simply and helped others. Her final words celebrate frugality and self sufficiency, promising comfort in heaven through hymn singing despite her lack of voice.
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Slindon
Essax
Garth
M . Vm
Quer
Evar
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