Massive Postseason Clothing Sale Ends Soon
A widespread sale advertises drastic price cuts across clothing boots and millinery. About £1500 of goods sold since opening. £3500 of stock remaining to clear over two to three weeks with prices down to low final clearance levels. Men’s suits, coats, shoes, and ladies wear priced deeply. half price on recent millinery. children’s coats and accessories heavily discounted. stock includes up-to-date fashion from English and colonial makers with extensive bargains across all departments.
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Buckhardt Seeks Divorce From Mildred Burkhardt
Supreme Court at Auckland grants a decree nisi to Edward Maurice Buckhardt against Mildred Emma Louise Victoria Burkhardt with co respondent James Butler. Buckhardt alleges unhappy home life since 1902 marriage and claims misconduct including threats to kill the baby and encounters with Butler as stated by Mrs Burkhardt. Butler denies, jury finds for petitioner and costs awarded.
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New Zealand Union Bans Further McLachlan Day Matches
INVERCARGILL June 15 The New Zealand Athletic Union has decided not to sanction any further matches between McLachlan and Day.
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Boxing bouts highlight New South Wales amateur meet
Sydney on June 16 sees lightweight Marks of New Zealand defeat Rosenthal in a fast bout while Campbell another New Zealand competitor wins his heat by KOing White of Sydney in thirty seconds.
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Damaged Bulli Jetty Rebuild Suffers Major Setback
In Sydney on June 15 a heavy gale last night swept away the seaward section of the Bulli jetty that had remained after an April 29 reconstruction began. The loss includes a valuable plant and material used for rebuilding, with damage estimated at 8000 pounds.
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Bulli
Repatriated Australians Arrive at Sydney in Hopeful Reunion
A shipload arrived on May 31, with travellers swarming the platform. Mr Schey of the Labour Bureau directed them to meals, beds, and next day work or train tickets. Seventy-some families and many newly arrived foreigners sought aid, while a touching reunion scene unfolded as a long-lost husband and wife embraced, watched by officials.
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Gladstone Outsmarts Critics At Dinner Party
Two men planned to trap Mr Gladstone by citing an encyclopedia article on Chinese customs. Gladstone replied calmly that no new information had appeared since the cited volume, turning the joke on his challengers and ending their attempt to make him look foolish.
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End of the World Prophecies Stir Alarm Yet Again
The piece surveys recurring doomsday predictions by experts like Professor Mattenci and others forecasting calamities from comets to floods and city submersion. It recalls historic panics, including 1060 fires and a Lugland sect’s false rapture, noting such forecasts end quickly if wrong.
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Boys on the Farm Theme Appeals to Youth In Agriculture
An Australian writer argues farm youth are key to Australia’s agricultural expansion. He urges parents to treat farm work as a business with personal rewards, noting girls’ and boys’ interest in pets and poultry can drive motivation and ownership.
Glasgow Hooligans Tarn City Reputation With Savage Street Crime
A critical view of Glasgow's rising hooliganism details street gangs such as the San Toys Vixen Crowd and Coliseum Boys, roughs who terrorize passersby and police. The piece notes assaults theft blackmail, corner boys, and calls for severe penalties to restore decency and order.
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Britain
Mecca
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Rheumo Relief Promises Health For Rheumatism Sufferers
Rheumo has helped many with rheumatism gout sciatica and lumbago. Sold at 2s 6d and 4s 8d. Ladies tailor made costumes gain popularity this season. Craighead and Berryman exhibit Kaiapoi dress and jacket tweeds in vivid colourings and patterns. Ladies visit the up to date tailor Craighead and Berryman.
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Local Blend Teas Marketed as Most Uniform and Reliable
A local advert promotes IGER Blend Teas as the most uniform and reliable available, claiming they are specially suited to the area water and best for local households.
South Africa's Future from a Military View
Colonel H B Jeffreys discusses future native races in South Africa and the unlikely rise of a giant racial war. He argues unity among blacks is improbable, education may widen their aims, and future decisions will be political rather than military.
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Can The New Theology Live With The Old
The Australasian Congregational Union heard Rev Dr Bevan of Melbourne discuss whether the new theology can coexist with the old. He argued the old theology was a general Christian framework while the new, influenced by science and higher criticism, risks pantheism and loss of biblical infallibility. He urged careful balance, the continued role of Christ’s atonement, and openness to new light without discarding core credal truths.
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Jesus Christ
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Milking Machine Fever and the K.G.L. Harvest
The article notes a surge of new milking machines after the success of the Cauwrence Kenneds Gillies system. Many hastily designed models flood the market, yet only machines used two years by farmers prove their practicality beyond the reputation of the K.G.L. brand.
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