Maori Nomenclature on Canterbury Rivers and Names
A study of local Maori place names in Canterbury extracts meanings for Rakaia Rangitata and nearby features. It notes river origins in the Southern Alps, lake names such as Waka matanu and Te Takanga, bridges and settlements like Marawiti and Hakatere, and the English adaption of Rakaia as Cholmondeley.
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W. WH. Sherwood Roberta
Oamaru
Otago Daily Times
Orakaia
Smith
Qrangaia
Southern
Alps
Coleridge
Heron
Rangitata
Cholmondeley
Canterbury Association
Charles Pitt Cholmondeley
Canterbury Settlement
Rakaia
Mathias Rivers
Manuka Point
Manuka Peak
Totara Peak
Edward Shortland
New Zealand
Tara Whata
Okapohia
Arahura
Onakariki
Te Wai-tawhiri
Karea-onui
Mr Smith
Kareaonui
Methven
Marawiti
Koikei
Wynn River
Wanganui
Haka-nui
Haswell
Ocete
Ashburton
Mount Somers
Hakatere
Rakatere
Whangatere
Canterbury
Devonshire
England
Erwka-nui
Purakea-nui
Tau
Tinwald
Anama
Anamata
Hinds
Wakara
Wai-kara
Ms Smith
Kara
Tinds
Samuel Hinds
Thomas EE. Green
Canterbury Plains
Alford
Lincolnshire
Vingland
Detailed plan for 100 acre fruit orchard project profits
Horowhenua Fruitgrowers Assoc secretary M Fosella outlines a 100 acre scheme to convert virgin land into productive orchards. Initial costs cover clearing fencing buildings and shelter trees with dairy on site for two years. Plan projects 30,000 apple trees yielding 10,000 pounds in year eight, with varieties including Jonathan and King David.
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Horowhenua Chronicle
M. Fosella
Horowhenua Fruitgrowers’ Association
Leo
Lombardy
tRouad
Eac Sd
Jonathan
King David
York Imperial
Sturner
Ashburton Exhibit Penmanship Comment
Correspondence to the editor notes concerns about an Ashburton school exhibit that won first prize for penmanship despite poor spelling and faulty divisions. The writer argues spelling quality should determine success, yet the exhibit still stood out. Ashburton June 17 1912.
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Ashburton Shaw
Ashburton
Timber and Taxes in New Zealand Tax Law
Wellington reports that the Minister of Finance will not amend the 1907 tax law on standing timber. Standing timber bears no land or income tax, while timber milled is taxed as income. The law aligns with British practice on diminishing estates and annual income assessments.
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Massey-Harrris
M.H
New Zealand
Bs.a
B.S.A
Nvercargill
W. Page
Farmers’ Co-Op
Tancred Street
New Theatre
P.O
Wellington
Auckland Sawmillers’ Association
A. M. Myers
Court of Appeal
Britain
Felling Costs Highlight Timber Trade Case In Auckland
In a Supreme Court hearing at Auckland Mr J R Reed for a timber trans action argued the cost to remove a kauri from a deep gully could reach £50 for plant and hauling gear, while the timber sale might yield only £20.
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J. R. Reed
Supreme Court
Auckland
Reed
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