New Zealand team schedule and results detailed
The passage lists match results and upcoming fixtures for a British team touring New Zealand. May 23 vs Wairarapa 17-3, May 27 vs Wellington 12-19, June 1 vs Otago 6-9, June 3 vs Southland 14-8, June 6 vs New Zealand 5-22, June 10 vs South Canterbury 12-6. Remaining fixtures include West Coast and Buller at Greymouth, Nelson and Marlborough at Nelson, New Zealand tests at Wellington and Auckland, and regional unions from Hawke’s Bay to Auckland through July 25.
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Wairarapa
Masterton
Wellington
Otago
Dunedin
Southland
Invercargill
New Zealand
South Canterbury
West Coast
Buller
Greymouth
Nelson
Marlborough
Sie
Wellin
Hawke’s Bay
Napier
Poverty Bay
Gisborne
Taranaki Union
New Plymouth
Auckland Whion
Auckland
V. New Zealand
Uckland
Combined Buller West Coast to meet Anglo Welsh at Greymouth
Greymouth June 16 the Buller and West Coast selection to face the Anglo Welsh team at Greymouth on June 17 includes McKay Maddison Colvin Gomer Coast Derham Sweetman ade Roberts Houston Bennett Beth Corbett Hogg Sotheran Brown and others. Maori team beaten by New South Wales 30 to 16 in Sydney on June 14. An exhibition rugby match at Athletic Park Wellington drew 6000 to 7000 for Mrs Baskerville funeral benefit with Blacks 55 Reds 20 and noted rule changes and fast play.
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Greymouth
Buller
West Coast
McKay
Maddison
Colvin
Gomer Coast
Derham
Sweetman
Ade
Roberts
Houston
Bennett
Beth
Corbett
Hogg
Sotheran
Brown
Sydney
New South Wales
Wellington
Athletic Park
England
Australia
Baskerville
A. H. Baskerville
Brisbane
New Zealand
Blacks
Reds
Hechter
Ashburton Rugby Union Round Results and Cup Outcome
In the first round Methven led senior scores with 24 points to Old Boys 14 and Ashburton 4. Southern Cross and Raksia each 1. Junior Springburn 2 and Ashburton Southern Cross nil. Springburn wins the second round cup after two wins. Third Grade standings show Springburn 38, Old Boys 33, Methven 24, Southern Cross A 2, Southern Cross B 1, Ashburton nil. A senior match at Rakaia saw Methven defeat Reakaia 3–0 with E L H Lann as referee. Old Boys under 8th grade will play Methven next Wednesday, with listed players for Old Boys.
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Ashburton Rugby Union
Methven
Old Boys
Southern Cross
Raksia
Ashburton
Springburn
Southern Cross A
Southern Cross B
Rakaia
Reakaia
E L. H. Lann
Accidents and Fatalities Reported Across Cities
A series of sudden deaths reported in New Zealand towns. John Dickey a gumdigger was found burned to death at Takapuna. T C Taylor died suddenly on the golf links at Wanganui. Ballance Edgar Jones, 13, was accidentally shot near Maxwell Town. Richard Kearse 17 died after a football collision in Westport. Mary Collins burned to death at Waiau, Culverden district.
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Auckland
John Dickey
Takapuna
Wanganui
T. C. Taylor
T. B. Taylor
Maxwelltown
Ballance Edgar Jones
F. Webb Jones
The
Herald
Westport
Richard Kearse
Christchurch
Constable Bird
Culverden
Mary Collins
Waiau
Club-Swinging Record Falls By Five Minutes
Dunedin reports Tom Burrows ended a 62 hour 10 minute club swinging session at 11.5 last night after starting Thursday morning at 5.55. He surpassed the world record held by Griffiths in Sydney by five minutes.
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Dunedin
Tom Burrows
Griffiths
Sydney
Five Candidates Pass Dental Examinations in Dunedin
At the recent dental examinations in Dunedin on June 15 thirteen candidates were tested. Five passed: Robert Henry Barron of Dunedin, Raymond Alfred Deasly of Auckland, Percy Ridley Hetherington of Christchurch, Stuart Dearden Meares of Christchurch, and Robert Melville Smith of Invercargill.
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Dunedin
Robert Henry Barron
Raymond Alfred Deasly
Auckland
Percy Ridley Hetherington
Christchurch
Stuart Dearden Meares
Robert Melville Smith
Invercargill
North East Wins Grand Prix by Half Length
Eighteen horses competed in the Grand Prix in London, with North East taking victory by half a length. The race clock read 38 minutes.
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London
North-East
Abbay Coupon Worth the Faney
A fragment hints at evaluating Abbay and a coupon described as worth the faney though details are unclear and missing context.
Arbitration Court hears timing on farm labourers report
Christchurch June 13 Justice Sim noted the Conciliation Board is preparing a report on the farm labourers dispute with a three week minimum to completion. Air Minson said no report in less than three weeks. Preliminary discussion set for June 26. shearers dispute fixed for June 20.
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Christchurch
Arbitration Court
Justice Sim
Conciliation Board
Acland
Air Minson
Alinson
Wellington suburbs seat: E F Moore enters race
In Greymouth on June 14, EF Moore announces as a Democratic candidate for the Wellington suburbs seat in the House of Representatives. F J Munro ex Mayor of West Port will contest the Buller seat. Donald Reid will not seek re election for Toaora. Bedford aiming Taieri in Liberal interest. Loudon ex Mayor of Dunedin and Dr Mackenzie are also mentioned as probable candidates.
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Wellington
EF. T. Moore
Wellington Suburbs
Greymouth
F. J. Munro
Westport
Buller
Dunedin
Donald Reid
Toaiani Aant
Bedford
Taieri
Loudon
Mackenzie
M.D
Escaped Prisoner Philip White Recaptured Near Christchurch
Prisoner Philip White, jailed for a jeweller’s shop robbery in Christchurch and once committed to Sunny Side Mental Hospital as insane, has been declared sane and was taken back to Lyttelton. On the Christchurch platform at 2.45 pm he slipped his irons, raced into Moorhouse Avenue, and was stopped near the Grosvenor Hotel after a pedestrian tripped him. he resisted but was returned to gaol.
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Christchurch
Philip White
Sunnyside Mental Hospital
Lyttelton
White
Moorhouse Avenue
Grosvenor Hotel
Pakapoo Gaming Case Reserved by Magistrate
Wellington June 15 The Magistrate reserved his decision in cases where Chinese and European defendants were charged with breach of the Gaming Laws by playing pakapoo.
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Wellington
Harbour Board workers fined for cigarette theft
June 15 in Willington two Harbour Board employees were fined £2 plus costs for stealing 29 packets of cigarettes from an open case in the shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Harbour Board
Supreme Court awards damages to wharf labourer
In Wellington on June 16, Justice Chapman awarded Arthur John Usher 700 pounds against the Federal Steam Navigation Company for injuries after falling 42 feet on the steamer Surrey due to defective appliances.
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Wellington
Supreme Court
Justice Chapman
Arthur John Usher
Federal Steam Navigation Company
Surrey
Fire Threat Narrowly Escapes Hokitika Post Office
The Hokitika Post Office narrowly escaped major damage after a gas pipe in the telephone room melted and was ignited by an electric current. The fire was discovered early in the morning and prevented from worsening.
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Bokitika
Hokitika Post Offee
Weather Hit Western Coast Telegraph Lines
A heavy thunderstorm Sunday morning damaged telegraph lines with several poles shattered. Cold conditions bring heavy snow on the ranges along the West Coast town of Hokitika.
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Hokitika
Blackwater Trouble Settled at Inangsahua Miners Union
REEFTON June 15 At a meeting of the Inangsahua Miners Union at Blackwater yesterday the dispute was announced settled. The contractor agrees to forego extra contracts and will be released from his engagements. Contracts will be offered to workers on the cooperative system as at Waihi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reefton
Inangsahua Minere’ Union
Blackwater
Waihi
Tuapeka election rolls error miscounts electors
The Post reports about 100 electors wrongly listed on Tuapeka by election department error tied to boundary changes. The clerk forgot to transfer names to the old roll after Mount Ids was moved. it's unclear if those voters actually cast ballots.
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Wellington
Tuapeka
Bennett
Mount Ids
Waverton Cemetery vested in Long Beach Road Board
Government Gazette notice lists the Waverton Cemetery reserve in Canterbury land district as 8 acres more or less, reserve No. 2477 in Block AVE Hinds survey, transferred to the Long Beach Road Board. Boundaries include reserves 1442 and road abutment, sections 29120 20077, plan G 501973, deposited at Wellington Head Office, marked pink.
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Waverton
Longbeach Road Board
Canterbury Land District
Block Ave
Hinds Survey
Eest
Department of Lands
Wellington
Weather, justice office, and wool market notes from Feilding
Captain Edwin reports southerly winds and a cold night as rainfall chances rise. W H Rundle begins as Justice of the Peace at the Ashburton Courthouse. Feilding Star notes a high‑pressure water scheme, wool buyers optimistic about price rises, and electoral roll preparations. A Dunedin Star reader recounts a gate‑crasher stealing florins at Carisbrook during a football match.
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Edwin
Dunedin
Carisbrook
Henry Stephenson Promotes Insurance and Weekly Market
Henry Stephenson advertises Norwich Union Fire Office low rates and Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society coverage. He states weekly Saturday sales at his Havelock Street Mart offering produce pigs poultry cattle furniture and sundries.
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Norwich Union
Henry Stephenson
Colonial Matual Life Assurance Society
Havelock Street Mart
Divorce Decrees Granted in New Zealand Court
In Christchurch Supreme Court in Divorce a decree nisi was granted to John William Collier against Eva Maria Collier for desertion and to Henrietta Charlotte Treadwell against Thos Alfred Treadwell for adultery with custody sought of the children. Sylvia May West of Waihi was granted a divorce against Thomas West for misconduct.
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Christchurch
Supreme Court
John William Collier
Eva Maria Collier
Henrietta Charlotte Treadwell
Thos. Alfred Treadwell
Auckland
Sylvia May West
Waihi
Thomas West
Inglewood
Maori Prophet and Patriot Sets Out for Wellington
Rua arrived in Napier on his way to interview Mr Carroll on Native questions. He speaks of uniting Europeans and Maoris, obtaining miners rights for Maori lands, funding land development, government roads for Maoris, and fishing rights without licenses as Run and party proceed toward Wellington.
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Napier
Rua
Wellington
Carroll
Uriwera
Children’s Hacking Cough at Night Woods Great Peppermint Cure
A brief note references a remedy titled Woods Great Peppermint Cure for children’s hacking coughs that worsen at night. The text includes archaic shorthand and catalog-like marks such as Je 6) and 2a 6d.
Train Refreshment Rooms to Open for Three Year Term
William Bryant announces his intention to operate railway refreshment rooms for a three year term inviting local residents and travelers to visit the counter offering coffee cocoa sandwiches and cakes around the clock with a temperance bar stocked with cordials and a wide range of smoking requisites. The niece will renovate the premises soon making it bright and clean with free writing and commercial requisites available.
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William Bryant
Evenin
Milsom
Bray
Dr Townsend
James Tiddell
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Shearer
Helen
Kingston
Steele
Culverhouse
Breeze
Whitehouse
Thomas
Malliburton
Clothier
Watson Rooney
Greenslade
Hughes
Amos
Hocking
Neal
Per Press Association
Sporting
Gorgiliation Board
FAS
Per Presa Association
Pakapog
H. Matson and Co
H. Matson & Co
Canterbury
Addington
Margon’s
Aburtan Bank
Canterbr
H ' MpAtsox
Collins
Mitchell
Turner
Minerva
Rex
Johnston’s Cycle and Motor Depot
Percy
Yyanted
Fairfield
Harald
Bushell’s
East Street
Winslow School
Nelicense Council
Ane County
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tueeday
John
Grindsmead, and Sons
Hopkinson
P. Bauer
EH. M. Jones
Chas. Thomas
Waterton Cemetery
W. H. Rundle
the Mail and Guardian
South Island
Feilding Star
Dominion
Julius
EBY
Witchell and Turner
Quality Drapers
ANTIC
KR. D. Johnston’s
Burnett Street
Myers
Massey-Harris Implements
Farmers’ Co-Op
le Cach
Mitchell and Turner
Percz’s
Wwe
Collins and CO
Clement-Talbot
R. D. Johnston
Manchester Bros
Sole Avante
Colombo Street
ANCY
ART Needlewore
Tel
Gale
Emsley Burnet’s Hair CO
G. Meddins
People's Ironmonger
Burnett Strelt
Grant & Moore
Saanders
Ck Ore
Saunders’ Buildings
G. Hepford
Williams and Thos
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Loweist
Westen
the Reliable Grocers
Amazon
Loren
Pritchard Bee
Tancred Stredp
Ashburton Horticultural Society
Times
Wahonee
Enerty & Agency , OF N.Z., Ltd
National Mortgage & Agency Company
Friedlander Bros., Limited
Friedlander
T. Grooks
Expressman
Carrie
W. Pickles
N.Z. Express Company
Sears
Kate Kia Ora
Tancred Sto
Ryvea
Strange and Co
HET, Ashburton
Riversdale
W. S. Strange
Disox
A. T. H. Wits East
Gersten
Sultanas
Ane
Japan
Pal
Jordan
Ab Tin Aulsebrook
van Houten
Bournville
Cocoa
Fry's
Ila
Polson
Brownsand Co
Arrowroot
San Brand
Dwyer
Alexander
Juno
Havelock
Golden Eagle
Old Judge Cigarette
Singer’s Bee
Town and Suburbs
Stesk
John Orr & Co
C. Hefford & GO. Cash Drapers
Hampstead
Due Lyttelton
Timaru
Joshua Tucker
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