Buick cars lead Dominion runs with 2000 on the roads
The Buick motor line reports around two thousand Buick cars in use across the Dominion with owners praising reliability and performance. Timaru agent Br J Lawrie touts a Buick with 100000 miles of wear and notes each part is factory built. The Ted Cross Society and South African Government purchases are cited as endorsements of Buick chassis and assembled cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Br J
Lawrie
Timaru
Ted Cross Society
London
Weekly Produce and Poultry Sales at Farmers Co-operative
Daily notice announces tomorrow's schedules for produce and poultry sales at Farmers Cooperative Association markets. Henry Stephenson is named in connection with the marts. Local buyers and sellers are advised to attend for current prices and available goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Henry Stephenson
Winter Show and Society Events at Local Theatres
Arcade-Poultry Society presents a winter show with pigeons canaries and canaries at His Majesty's Theatre. Lyndhurst Fall social and various meetings at A and P Rooms Borough Council Chambers and Ladies Red Cross. Matinees at His Majesty's Theatre and Iris Majesty's Theatre feature pictures and comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Theatre
Poultry Society
Borough Council
Red Cross Committee
His “Majesty’s’ Theatre
Theatre Royal
Plimmer-Hall
Iris Majesty’s Theatre
Casualty Lists and Public Notices Stir New Zealand Press
The article laments delays in casualty reports from Gallipoli, criticizes British handling, and urges faster official updates. It covers wartime anxiety, perspectives from returned soldiers, and broader public notices including local council talk on controlling birds and aurora sightings in New Zealand skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Gaba Tepe
Gallipoli
Harcourt
Colonial Office
Kgypt
Defence Department
Heypt
Waikato
Becrnias
Early Youthful Lambing Season Rumors In Palmerston North
Local notes report an exceptionally early lambing season with Mr J Linklater claiming to have first lambs of the year on Milsons Line. Competition for lamb sales is keen and a good season is anticipated. Owing to the illness of Rev Father O Pounell there will be no Catholic church service on the sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmerston North
J. Linklater
Milsons Line
Father O Pounell
Winter Show remarks mark 50 years in Ashburton
In his Winter Show remarks Mr T Bullock notes it is the 50th year since he first came to Ashburton. London reports retirements and appointments include Hon T A Covillan retiring to chair the War Office Trade Committee. Canterbury candidates in a NZ University law exam include Leslie Arthur Dougall passing in Property EFI.
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T. Bullock
Ashburton
London
T. A. Covllan
New South Wales
War Office
Wellington Press Association
Canterbury
University of New Zealand
Leslie Arthur Dougall
EFI
Trentham
John Shepherd
St.Andrew’s Church Choir
Young Moon
Sydney
Kelly
Dardanelles
Oxford
Coates
National Bank of New Zealand
Teking
Sexton
Treetors
D. W. Duthie
J. M. Meean
Mosars Duthie
Melean
Duthie
Auckland
Wellington
McLean
Napier
Wrrlington
New Ford Models Unveiled by Mr Carson’s Garage
Experienced motorists praise the new tradel Fords unpacked at Mr Carson's garage Tancred Street claiming sharp appearance and several improvements such as electric headlights built-in wind screen heavier fenders and improved instruments. Touring prices range from £176 to £180 delivered in certain towns with Wellington f.o.b. options. Mr Carson displays multiple units as deliveries to clients begin this week while unrelated ad copy about Nazol appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Tancred Street
South Island
F.o.b
Wellington
F.o.h
Changeable cold weather with rain showers forecast
The day featured a cold southerly wind and five degrees of frost this morning. Clouds gathered by 3 pm and rain showers fell. Mr Bates predicted westerly winds strong to gale with rain and snow on high country, squally and changing, with a rising thermometer shortly.
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Bates
Trials and adjournments in magisterial court cases
In a magisterial hearing before Mr W. G. Day, William Gray and others faced trespass charges over high property with a case adjourned to permit house construction. A separate theft defendants, James Bain, absconded from Burnham after stealing items in Dromore and a bicycle at Ashburton, later selling a stolen shawl in Oamaru before arrest. Civil disputes included Charles Reid versus Nicholas Fitzgerald Ma TE. CO. Orbell over a shingling contract. judgment for £6 8s with costs. Various defended, default judgments issued. magistrate commented on weekly pay to avoid disputes.
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Willian Gray
OC. W. Purnell
William G. Gray
Saimuct
Gray
G. H. Buchanan
Tag
James Henry Bain
Brurmham
Dromore
Ashburton
Emerson
Burnham
Hoe
Oamaru
Ihe
Charles Reid
G. AH. Buchanan
Nicholas Fitzgerald
Loversedge
McAleer
A. L. Zouch
Costas
Manchester Bros. Vy
Thomas Perks
James Gadsell
OG. A. Buchanan
A. BE. Barnes
Arden
Juvenile Court Hears Teens In Theft Case
Two 11 year old boys faced charges for stealing skins valued at £1. The pair claimed to sell them for 4s 6d to buy a Boy Scout uniform. Their father said he had punished them. Elder boy jailed three months. younger boy’s case dismissed. Two older youths, 16 and 14, were charged with theft at Pansandel of property worth £0 12s 6d. Magistrate ordered return to school after warning.
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Emerson
Djowmnad
Barnlum Alscondars
Pansandel
Victorian Grand National results and weights listed
Melbourne June 18 reported for the Grand National Steeplechase Tim Donolan carries 10st 10lb The Pale 1st 7lb 1 Fireworks 10s Sth as weights noted with latest sporting update from June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tim Donolan
Hawke's Bay Winter Meeting Results at Hastings
Weather on June 15 favored a fine course for the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club winter meeting. In the Woodlands Handicap Fond Moon won by a length with Rollin second and Pelican third, while Heather Atmure claimed first in the other race over Plunder and Toki.
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Hastings
Hawke's Bay Fockey Club
Woodlands
Fond Moon. Org
Rollin
Pelican
AML Stretuh
Timo
Dmin Zsec
Winter Burros
Heather Atmure
Plunder
Toki
Sera Itehod
Tiannakuka
Aleos
Master Straws
Explosion in Ouira tunnel Injures Crew Near Chimstchurch
A telegnip reports Patrick Comey a labourer was killed Charles Atorry severely injured and 2nd Samuel sirlish slightly hurt in an explosion during rock blasting in the Ouira tunnel. The three minors were charged with a blast when it exploded. The injured were taken to Christchurch Hospital.
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Chimstchurch
Dawyer
Bealey
Ashburton Poultry Exhibition Opens Under Favourable Conditions
The Ashburton Poultry Pigeon and Canary Society's US annual exhibition opened in the Arcade and its annexes today under favorable conditions. The show marks the society's third independent effort since separating from the Ashburton A and P Association in 1918. With 165 additional entries, poultry, pigeons, canaries, and other classes compete as interest grows in poultry culture and breeding in New Zealand. The event runs from 7 pm and is expected to attract large crowds if the weather stays fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Society
Ashburton
Ashburies A. and P. Association
Ces
New Zealand
Exista
Dominion
South Island
Leghorn
Minores Gleb
Wave Today
la Coes
Ashburton Poultry Show Highlights Strong Improvements
The Ashburton show judged improvements over last year with better entries in Old English games and Minorcas though some birds were in backward condition. Golden Pencilled Hambures and Silver Spangled Hasnhuyes drew praise and Rhode Island Reds attracted little entry. The event also featured garden produce, home industries, and competitions in bread, cakes, and dressmaking, with notable poultry classes and an exceptional fox terrier winner.
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Ashburton
South Island
Seeherm and Minoree Club
Beth
Plymouth
Rhode Island
New Sealand
Minorcasa
Canaries
Manny Lonsewilves
Opening Ceremony Highlights Ashburton Show
Mayor Air R. Galtraith opened the Ashburton Show praising past exhibitors and the Society of the Fresh Show. He lauded the root and utility class displays, thanked the committee, and urged renewed support for women’s agricultural work. President HL Davis and vice president Bullock echoed praise for the committee and county’s potential to host a premier agricultural event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air R. Galtraith
Hig
Timmisall
Clarke
Rowan
Powlery
Tle Cote
Mrr W. Nosworthy
Tay -Financies
Ake HL. Davis
Roi W
Oxtremely Well
Ie C. Bundy
Tomdance
Bullock
Ashburton County
New Zealand
Havraha
Fr Sionor Tod Atr Galbeaith
Ashburton
Nasal Nazol Cough Relief Mentioned in Toying Text
Fragmentary note describes Nazol as a remedy for cough and fear. It suggests immediate relief after using Nazol on a troublesome couch reference with unclear context.
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Mgr Enn AN
Buick Motor
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BUSOK
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Deloo
NZ. Automobiles
Moore
Ashkerton
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W. J. Moore
Yo-Higet
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Tauranga
Mr Southey
Farmers’ Union
Blume
Arief
Lochhead
England
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Avery
W. G. Day
Brawke's Bay Jockey Club
Por Pros Association
Healey Flat
Oni Alan
Ashburton Poultry Society
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Ti. Davis
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C. W. Nicoll
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