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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
3
WATE lists a large assortment of well grown Pratt and Forest trees hedge and shelter plants ornamental shrubs and flowering shrubs in stock. Orders left at Thomas Bros Havelock Street receive prompt careful attention.
The Pony Racing Association plans to deputationise Mr Holman to push for state control of the sport, announced on June 13 in Sydney. The action targets regulation under government oversight.
In Honolulu on June 12 Duke Kahanamoku finished fourth in a 50 yard race. William Grace, a novice, won the event.
In ideal June weather at Troon the qualifying test begins for the London event. Harry Vardon leads the first round with 78 while Ouimet and top pros fare well. Apperley sits at 85 needing a strong second round to qualify.
Auckland June 12 The Council of Management named D McGregor W P Wynyard and W W J Perrett as New Zealand selectors for the season. Dr F Hacker of Christchurch becomes vice president. Wellington to host a July 18 match against the English tour. Hawke's Bay date moved. Referees Association by-laws adopted with minor changes.
Wellington at a meeting of delegates from New Zealand hockey associations it was decided to form the Dominion Hockey Referees Association. Elected officers include President Hon A L Herdman Vice Presidents Eliott Davis and W Simpson Honorary secretary and treasurer J W Gendall Auditor W G Morpeth The Auckland Referees Association was thanked for organizing the meeting.
The star film in the new programme ThevAiman's Bride promises novelty in drama with a tale of a romantic elopement aboard an aeroplane from France to Jersey. Supporting features include a topical budget, a detective drama and three comedies.
The Auckland Chamber of Commerce debated the merits and faults of hire purchase and compulsory registration of agreements. Officials argued costs, publicity, and public protection, noting jewellery sales and factory workers as new targets, with objections tied to bankruptcy law and fraud risks. the matter was deferred to the next meeting.
A Wellington mother praises Baxter's Lung Preserver describing it as essential for children. She reports giving a small dose at first sign of cough or cold and claims no bad colds occur in her house. She notes friends also find it satisfactory and recommends the 1s 10d bottle lasting a season.
Mrs. Eva Sharrer of Windsor and another local resident report long standing back and side pain and severe liver kidney troubles. After using Warner's Safe Cure they claim marked improvement and relief. The ad notes bottles sold by chemists and storekeepers in 5s and 2s 6d concentrated forms.
Overstocked with Allen's gold jewelry and pendants advertised at reduced prices. Bracelets and brooches across 20s to 60s ranges drop from higher marks to new sale figures at the Somerset Corner, Jeweller and Optician.
An advertisement extols Lane's Emulsion as the best remedy for coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup and whooping cough. It claims quick relief strengthens appetite aids digestion builds up lungs and muscles and cites testimonials including a Christchurch reader who reports a complete cure after using four bottles. Available in two sizes 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle through chemists and storekeepers.
A note invites readers to join the Regent Cigarette brotherhood to save Cut Tickets and receive the Little Mater sewing machine as a free gift. The offer directs requests to Regent Box 581 Wellington.
A notice from Henry Hughes Ltd invites inventors to request a free booklet "Advice to Inventors." It promotes patent agent services and hints at potential earnings from ideas, with contact at Dominion Buildings, Cathedral Square, Christchurch.
Auction notice urges quick sale of an enormous stock of earthenware and china ware. Premises and December timing referenced as the sale aims to clear everything at any price. Shoppers urged to come along and grab bargains now.
Fragmentary OCR lists items and prices including apricots cherries peaches nectarines bottled fruits tea bottles and sausages. Mentions Cambridge and Polish blocks dried milk tins and assorted potted goods with scattered prices in old currency.
A long vendor list details farm supplies and groceries including oils, dyes, nets, fruit in various gallon measures, jams, canned fruit, marmalades, and household chemicals. Prices are listed per item or per pack with many entries for tins, jars, and ranges of sizes. The list mentions common brands and local suppliers such as Kirkpatrick and Frimley.
A compact catalogue style notice lists a range of household food items including oats oatmeal and dried goods. The entries mention brands and weight measures such as 25lb bags and 6lb portions with prices in old currency but no clear sale details.
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