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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
6
Bargains parade across clothing and textiles from smart models to heavy coats with drastic cuts. Prices slash on silks blouses, crepe di chains, coatings, worsted, cotton hose, and wool textiles. Mens and boys wear also marked down with sale terms, urging readers to visit and compare.
Dunlop Rubber Company of Australasia announces new tire price lists available from all reputable motor houses or on application. Lists can be requested at Dunlop offices in Christchurch Wellington and Auckland.
The Ashburton Technical School Board met yesterday with directors including C Reid as chair and T Wilson present. The board approved part time teacher appointments, debated a government ruling on travel refunds, and noted donations from Canterbury Sheepowners Union and councils. The roll reached 1050 students with aims for 1100, and new staff Miss Gordon and Mr P Anderson joined.
Mr J C of Miramar Wellington testifies after fifteen years with piles and doctor recommended operation. He praises Zann Double Absorption Treatment noting relief after first application and disappearance after a week. He invites postal notes for 10s 6d to Box 952 Wellington for full course with refund if unsatisfied.
At the North Canterbury Provincial Conference of the Farmers Union remits urged using waste river-bed lands for afforestation modeled after the Selwyn Plantation Board. Debates covered flood risks, fire protection, and the need for state and private action with the Government showing renewed support. The group adopted the remits and agreed to forward a joint resolution to the Progress League and related bodies. The union also pledged to join the New Zealand Forestry League with a £12 annual fee.
A mother touts Teen ZO as an effective cough and cold remedy. She claims it delivers relief and saves money compared to other treatments. The endorsement emphasizes affordability and practical benefits for families.
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