Phases of the Moon for June from Pune dated
June moon phase data for Pune includes Full Moon at 40 54 p.m. Last Quarter at JL 2138 p.m. New Moon at 18 10 58 p.m. First Quarter on 26 613 a.m. Perigee at 18 40 a.m. Apogee on 25 11 30 p.m.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
2
June moon phase data for Pune includes Full Moon at 40 54 p.m. Last Quarter at JL 2138 p.m. New Moon at 18 10 58 p.m. First Quarter on 26 613 a.m. Perigee at 18 40 a.m. Apogee on 25 11 30 p.m.
Daniels Moriarty aged 84 dies at his son John Moriarty’s residence Middle Road Allenton on June 14 respecting family notices and local obituary traditions in the district mansion.
The Malvern district reports fourteen tons per acre while Ashburton faces severe potato blight and rapid decay. Lime-treated plots show disease reduction. Threshing figures tally about 3.6 million bushels for the county with 70 000 to 80 000 per machine. Reports cover railways, theft of whisky, death of Mr John Gilmour, burglaries, a social wedding, and community events.
The report states Amy Bock received a two year sentence and is serving in Dunedin gaol, with potential move to a reformatory upon completion of the term. It also notes Hawea’s bankruptcy surge and other local lodge and civic updates amid wartime political sentiment.
Timaru reports indicate Christchurch directors of the New Zealand Flour Millers' Association discussed further flour price cuts but secrecy surrounds results. Millers say current wheat prices prevent reductions, while branches may match outside discounts from a reserve fund running to thousands. Efforts to reconcile with former members fail to progress.
The Finance Minister Sir Joseph Ward introduces a bill extending current appropriations to October and boosting unauthorised expenditures from 100 000 to 140 000 for working railways and 150 000 to 200 000 for other services. The bill also authorizes a 1 250 000 loan for public works with allocations for railways rolling stock land settlement and goldfields roads and bridges state lands public works and a separate 75 000 for railway duplication projects Auckland Penrose Sensiphon Hatt and Dunedin Mosgiel.
The Borough School Committee debated funding a new cadet shed at £13 total cost, with the corps to cover half. They approved £6 10s from funds after objections, contingent on Education Board consent. They also planned a bicycle shelter, voting to seek an Education Board representation for construction. The meeting noted strong school attendance post vacation and prizes won by students.
Geach Marlow Company presents The Woman Pays at Oddfellows Hall for one night only. The popular play is praised as among the best on stage with a strong touring Australian company. Seats reserved at H M Jones Bast Street.
The weekly Rugby Union meeting approved Ashburton High School first fifteen to play Timaru High School second fifteen on June 26 and discussed inter Union fixtures with Ellesmere v Ashburton at Leeston on June 30. Officials approved players, referees named for senior and junior matches, and school fixtures listed with times.
In Invercargill the Nightcaps Coal Company faces potential action as the Otago Coal Owners' Association blocks Dunedin merchants from buying coal at a minimum 24s per ton. The dispute, described as a possible combine, may be aired before the Legislature. RHEUMO offers relief for uric acid related pains with first dose effectiveness. Sold by chemists at 2s 1d and 45.6d per bottle.
The Ashburton club lists its senior lineup for the match against Methven on Wednesday. Players include Digby OGrady McDonald Watson Pape McKenzie Thomas Smythe McKenzie OBrien Daily OGrady Rattray Smith Smith Lind Gellins Anderson Page and more.
Frederick Charles Lacey has been committed for trial on a charge arising in Dunedin. The report, dated June 15, states the proceedings proceed to the higher court.
UK report on the National Art Collection Fund preserving items like Holbein's Duchess of Milan and reserving funds for purchases in emergencies. Included is note on a proposed Atlantic cable via All-Red route and rail rights from Halifax to Vancouver for communications. Also brief obits and naval searchlight trials in Berlin.
Seismic activity from the Aix region to Montpellier and Grenoble caused destruction to towns and farms. Whole families were killed in some hamlets as shocks reached the Italian Riviera and Spain amid reports of ongoing tremors and long-lasting wells. Henri Deparville cites critical dates for further shocks. Sydney notes a tremor possibly linked to submarine disturbance off New South Wales.
Pietermaritzburg reports General Botha desires Dr Jameson to become the first Premier under the Union. The announcement sets a milestone for South Africa's federal setup.
The Novoe Vremya reports Shakhsevan tribesmen in Ardabil district killed about 5000 people amid a Salmas clash between Turkish consular soldiers and gendarmerie. Turkish troops were killed and captured. twelve Persians died. Refugees flood the area as the fight worsens the regional turmoil.
A consul who traveled through massacred regions reports that about 2000 agricultural laborers were killed in Hamidiek and other villages. In Antioch few escaped, and many corpses remain unburied as the distressing Turkish affairs unfold.
London dispatch reports mixed views on the unity of imperial defence strategy at the conference. Speakers urge robust naval expansion and highlight the river-class boat as a proposed nucleus for an Australian navy, while noting the need for broader participation and shared viewing of military displays. Delegates toured Coventry and Warwick, then Oxford, amid clear weather as enthusiasm for unity persists.
In a fragmented report a child’s lingering cough near Woods is noted along with unspecified peppering or dosages. The text is garbled but suggests a medical or household observation of cough remedies and environmental factors.
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