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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
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Harold and Curtis land estate and commission agent offers disposal of a blacksmith and coach building business in Pu Burta County with holdings including a four room house and workshops across acreages. Also lists houses for sale in the borough, leasehold farms, and various agency memberships and products.
Advertises multiple parcels of land near Christchurch with sizes from 779 to 8389 acres. Describes improvements, water, subdivision, proximity to railway and school, and prices ranging from £5 to £6 per acre. References Devereux King & Co Ltd, 137 Lichfield Street.
Our Restorer claims to be the sole preparation worldwide for restoring original hair colour in gray or faded hair. Price listed as four shillings and ninepence.
Timaru June 10. Anglo-Welsh and South Canterbury drew 12 points to 6 at halftime 9–6. late tries by Coles and Williams gave Britain a final 12–0? No, report ends with Britain 12 points and South Canterbury 6. Harding captained Britain, Roddick led South Canterbury. crowd 8000–9000. notable forward exchanges and multiple line kicks. game marked by injuries and variable second half play.
A series of matches shows May 23 Masterton beat Wairarapa 17 to 3, May 27 Wellington defeated 13 to 19, June 1 Dunedin beat Otago 9 to 6, June 3 Southland won 14 to 8 in Invercargill, and June 6 New Zealand lost at Dunedin 5 to 32.
The English footballers arrived from Timaru by the second express tonight and were welcomed by Canterbury Rugby Union executives in Christchurch. A Rotorua Maori match dispute prompts Auckland Union action regarding unaffiliated organizers and Maori Association arrangements. Methven beats Springburn 5 nil in a Mount Somers third-prado clash.
Mr William James of the Terminus Hotel Christ church describes relief from rheumatic gout after using Rheumo. He reports few remaining twinges and states a dose or two restores him quickly. The ad also notes Rheumo sold by chemists at 25d and 4s 6d.
London engineers evaluate Lyttelton Harbour extension options with a canal at Sumner Heathcote and a new Gollan's Bay harbour. They prefer Port Lyttelton for future growth, noting costs around £1.92 million for the canal and £0.66 million for Gollan's Bay works.
Blenheim June 10 Hon C H Mills tells constituents he will not stand again for the Wairau seat and plans a future trip Home. He urges higher MP and minister salaries, proposing £400 per year as in Australia, stating his motive is disinterested and based on long experience. The only announced candidate is Frank Shaw, Independent Liberal.
A protracted cold often leads to chronic catarrh with few people ever fully recovering. Give each cold proper attention to avoid this disease. How to prevent it and whether to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is highly recommended. For sale by all druggists and stores.
A brief ad teaser notes penny washing tablets that save work and rubbing, with grocers promoting the product. The fragment suggests a household cleaning tablet marketed to households for weekly use.
At Addington yards today fair entries across classes with smaller overall yarding. Fat cattle numbered around 457 with varied quality, steers £6-£11 and up to 31s 6d, cows £4 10s-£9 9s, best steers to 28s 6d. Store sheep small but decent quality demand steady. lambs and ewes sold well. Pigs small entry but demand firmer with choppers £3 10s-£5, heavy baconets 60s-75s, weaners 8s-10s 6d.
In Fremantle June 10 Admiral divans said the Pacific deployment might serve as a peace cruise but could require battle readiness. He noted President and Secretary of the Navy assured peace while preparing for possible combat. Fleet in port to form two lines with British and American vessels. Lacrosse teams from Auckland engage fleet for possible exhibition game.
June 10 Palmerston North Supreme Court opened with three cases. Edward Pilkington of Pahiatua found guilty of common assault and remanded for sentence. Daniel McCurdy, Palmerston cab driver, charged with perjury. jury returned not guilty and he was discharged.
A syndicate of Wellington and Taranaki speculators prepares to test an Edison magnetic machine on South Island black sand beaches to recover fine gold. Operations will start at Montezuma beach near Hokitika with rights secured for multiple west coast beaches.
The Salvation Army opened a Girls Home at Middlemarch on June 10. The property, bought from the Gillies estate for £1750, was funded by subscriptions bringing in about £2000. The 17 acre site near the railway includes an orchard, stables, and eleven airy rooms. It will house destitute or neglected girls aged three to thirteen with an age limit of seventeen, and will accept those from parents unable to care for them. Four adjutants and Captain Coombs assist Adjutant Woodford. The facility will have fourteen beds initially, expanding to thirty five, and is officially opened by Mr D Reid M.P. with remarks from Rev W Saunders, Colonel Knight, and Mrs Fisher.
At the Magistrates Court today Ellen Johnean a young married woman was committed for trial on a charge of using an illegal instrument with intent.
Arthur Nankwell, a youth, was committed for trial on charges including carnally knowing a girl under sixteen, attempting to carnally know a girl under sixteen, and indecent assault.
Dr George Poe of Virginia unveils a brass heart device that injects oxygen into dying patients to restore life. Trials with a rabbit and a dog reportedly revived after monitoring, while a drunken man recovered quickly. He warns the machine does not create life and faces public demand to test further.
The Goettingen professor Vernon argues dreams last only fractions of a second. A vivid dream shows rapid mental activity as he witnesses a pistol duel, tends to a wounded opponent, and answers a waking friend with the word Come. The timing of knock and gunshot nearly coincide, illustrating swift dream processes.
In Timaru District Court Judge Haselden and a four_member jury dismissed an action for libel brought by Mrs Simmons tea_room proprietor against Dr C E Thomass wife. The anonymous letter calling a woman “No good” was attributed to the defendant after expert analysis. The jury found for the defendant on all issues.
Fat Sheep yarding of 2181 with medium quality ewes and wethers and some prime wethers. Best wethers 19s 6d to 22s 3d, extras to 22s, averages around 17s. Fat Lambs with 800 penned, market up from last week. best 19s 9d to 19s 9d, extras to 21s 6d. Fat Cattle 200 yarded, quality up. top bullocks £9 to £10 17s 6d, medium £7 15s to £8 1s.
Wheat prices show farmers hopeful as millers offer lower values. Prime milling quoted 46 7d to 4s 8d per bucket, fowl wheat 4s 6d, broken 4a to 4s 2d. Gats steady with firm prices for prime seed lines and seeds. Scheelite market cited softer by the London High Commissioner report, tungstic acid first class quality 25s to 30s per unit. Overall, minerals market quiet but undertone strong as holders expect higher prices.
In Odessa region of Southern Russia as police watched a letter claiming a 2000 pound tribute, archbishops palace was raided by anarchists in disguise. A staged security routine delayed Governor visit while attackers robbed cash jewellery and plate worth about 3500 pounds and fled. The supposed emissaries bound gagged the Archbishop and staff but the “bomb” proved harmless.
A fast steamer titled Tondon reports the Lusitania steaming 641 knots in one day, six knots faster than Mauritania's prior record. In New York, a receiver is appointed for Wheeling Lake Erie Railroad owed to American Car Wheels Company six million sterling. Morocco reports Mulsi Hard entering Fez with pomp.
Mr W Brace of the Miners Federation presented a resolution to the Paris based International Congress on behalf of 859,254 miners. The congress adopted an eight hour day covering surface workers with a six hour cap where heat or fire damp conditions apply across Britain France Belgium and Germany.
An advertisement claims Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets kill intestinal worms in children and adults. It describes signs such as nostril irritation and nail biting, disturbed sleep from teeth grinding, and excessive saliva, selling at 6d per box from Wellington chemists and stores.
Cees of the above Company and the Public generally are notified that Mr A H FIELD has been a pointed Agent for Ashburton vice Mr RK Alcorn who is resigning as from Slot March inet due to retirement from business. Fire Marine Fidelity Guarantee and Mortgage Indemnity risks accepted at lowest current rates. Particulars of rates on application to Mr A H Field Coal Merchant West Street Ashburton. A MANNING Manager for Canterbury.
The debate over lascar versus British seamen follows 1906 Shipping rules. Shipowners claim Chinese crews offer cost savings and discipline, with better steamship performance due to stronger firing. Some captains prefer Oriental crews for efficiency and stability amid concerns about British sailors’ decline.
An old treatise claims immediate relief from burns and scalds using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It asserts faster healing, no scarring, and compares favorably to oil and flour pastes and ethanol applications. Available from chemists and storekeepers. The note mentions unclaimed Abbey Prizes worth over £21.
To let Ney Cottage at 5 Boome with verandah detached washhouse and surrounding about 14 acres of land. Property to let as a single parcel with buildings and farm land. Contact agent for terms and viewing arrangements.
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