Out of the Ordinary Groceries Offer Variety to Meals
A newspaper notice promotes affordable pantry items to break monotony in daily meals. It lists several brands and prices such as Defiance Jars at 1s 6d, Old Port Jars, Little Welsh at 1s 8d, Colman's Breakfast Semolina, Oxtail Soup tins at 1s 9d, Gillard's Pickles at 1s 9d, and Shereef Coffee at 1s per bottle, inviting readers to try a change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Wensleydale
Old Port
Jara
Ro and Blackwell
Symington
Gillard
Garland
John Orrand G Halt Street Grocery Store
John Orrand G Halt Street Grocery Store lists telephone number 42 in address or business contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halt Street Grocery Store
Craig Head’s Winter Suit Ad Promises Perfect Fit
An advertisement proclaims a wide selection of English and colonial confectionery and guarantees winter suit fittings by Craig Head’s will fit perfectly regardless of prior winter attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craighead
Royal Ascot Gold Cup Result Report
The Ascot Gold Cup winner was Prince Palatine with Stedfast second and Aleppo third. Their Majesties the King and Queen attended the meeting along with a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Palatine
W. Owe Ee
Bonnington's Emulsion of Liver Oil Remedy
An old advertisement urges readers to treat coughs and colds with Bonnington's Emulsion of Liver Oil. It promotes the product as a speedy, nutritious tonic suitable for men, women, and children and encourages obtaining a bottle promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dipvis
Bonnington
Tailors to the Par ticular Dressers of Ashburton offer seasonable fabrics
It proclaims worth and dignity in every suit made for Ashburton dressers on merit. The ad invites gentlemen to select from many seasonable fabrics and have their suits tailored to taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
Fire destroys Kempthorne Presser works at Westfield
Early today a fire razed Kempthorne Presser and Company's chemical manure works in Westfield. The night shift had just left for supper five minutes earlier when flames enveloped the building, which housed a valuable plant and stack. Losses include £15,300 insured across multiple companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Kempthorne Presser and Company
Westfield
Union Assurance
Ocean
Commercial Tinion
National
South British
Standard
Lloyds
New Zealand
Northern Assurance
Wellington Racing Club Nominations for Winter Meeting
Wellington nominations announced for the Wellington Racing Club Winter Meeting led by Steeplechase contenders and the 600 sovs Hurdle Handicap. Notables include Leclauter Riroatn Knutsford Delesate Red McGregor The Native Weallarere Glenmore Kaurea The Spaniard Paritutu Darby Paul Hoanga Wirrall Evenlede Fond Mamory Nedra Doranda Castle Canter Gold Pin Peary Vlingot Makirt Bravest Pukeroa Bereca Bismarck Stevens and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Racing Club
Hantere
Leclauter
Riroatn
Knutsford
Delesate
Red McGregor
the Native
Weallarere
Glenmore
Kaurea
Fl Dorado
Sunray
Lugeon
Donzel
Sportsman
Kia Ora
Pyramic
Spaniard
Paritutu
Darby Paul
Hoanga
Wirrall
Evenlede
Fond Mamoery
Nedra
Doranda
Castle Canter
Peary
Makirt
Bravest
Pukeroa
Bereca
Bismarck
Stevens
Dairy Bridge
Watch Chain
Sunbeam
Nyland
Waide
Marton
Beacon
Rover
Kennedy and Grant Disqualified for Corrupt Practices
Otago District Committee met in Dunedin to review correspondence from the Racing Conference about a dispute between horse owner William Kennedy of Otantan and his apprentice J Walsh. It ruled Kennedy disqualified for 22 months and Grant for six months for corrupt practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Otago District Committee
William Kennedy
Otantan
Horee
J. Walsh
Walsh
Grant
Wiliam Kennedy
James Grant
Canadian and South African players edge in Davis Cup tie
In London on June 20 the Davis Cup match saw Canada’s R Powell defeat Leseur in four sets 6-3 6-4 5-7 -6. South Africa’s Gauntlett beat Sehwengera in straight sets 11-9 6-3 6.
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London
R. Powell
Canada
Leseur
Gauntlett
South Africa
Sehwengera
Notts Bowler Lee Takes Five Against Hampshire
In London on June 30 Lee starred for Notts taking five Hampshire wickets. He caught four batsmen at short leg and one in the slips, off the bowling of Waes, helping Notts dominate the innings.
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London
Notts
Hampshire
Lee
Waes
Wanganui to Host 1913 Ladies Hockey Tournament
Word from Wanganui states the New Zealand Ladies Hockey Association accepted the Wanganui Association’s bid to hold the 1913 ladies hockey tournament in Wanganui on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanganui
New Zealand Ladies’ Hockey Association
Wanganui Association
Ashburton Miniature Rifle Inter-lodge Draws Revised
The Ashburton United Friendly Societies Miniature Rifle Club posts the third inter-lodge draw for matches set Monday next and across June and July. Oddfellows (M.U.) vs Foresters list players W Tucker G Hayes J Mushet James W Bickerstaff B Baker E Beaumont P Cairns G Bushell Corbett A McCalhun. Foresters field G Parsons FE Hyde A Hosken J Glayton B Bushell W Shaw Z Gourley H dleHken D McIntyre H Glayton H Lamb J Burte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton United Friendly Societies
Miniature Rifle Club
Oddfellows
Foresters
Hakatevevy
Druids
Hakaere
The
M.U
the Foresters
A Bros
W. Tucker
G. Hayes
J. Mushet
James
W. Bickerstaff
B. Baker
E. Beaumont
P. Cairns
G. Bushell
Corbett
A. McCalhun
Butterflies Attract Large Audience At Theatre Royal
The Butterflies presented a program to a large audience at Theatre Royal last night. The items were aesthetically received and the show featured several notable pieces.
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Theatre Royal
Protest Over Maori Charity Aid Sparks Board Meeting
Dr Mc Kensie challenged Maori charitable aid as wrong to contributors and to the Maori race. The Charity Aid Superintendent had sought government satisfaction with no response. The Rev W A Evans said he would press the issue again. A London board school exam humorously quipped asking who David was and who Jesse was, prompting the pupil to name the Flower of Dunblane.
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Wellngton Hospital and Charitable Aid Board
McKensie
W. A. Evans
Chartistle Aid
Gnvernment
London
David
King
Israel
Jesse
Dunblane
Scientific Cure for Indigestion Advertised in 1911 Letters
A collection of testimonials from Australian and New Zealand customers praising Warner's Safe Cure for indigestion. Letters from Mr. Laskey, Mrs. Pinker, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Cowley, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Thensey, and others cite relief from chest pain, digestion issues, headaches, and insomnia after using the product through various time frames. The ads promote both original and concentrated non alcoholic bottles sold by chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laskey
Baronia
Catherine Street
Rozelle
Sydney
Warner
Rebecca Pinker
Charleastreet
West Perth
W.A
K. Thensey
Dartingstreet
Balmain -Sydney
N.S.W
Warner's Rust-proof Voreets Fashion Feature
Fashion item describes a flexible corseting design to support the torso with emphasis on comfort and elegance. It promotes a rust-proof material and a full torso fit, highlighting a modern silhouette and practical wear.
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Warner
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HTC
Colman
John Orrand ,G
Madden
Winter Confectionery
Cabson
Hay
Stephen Madden
East Street
H. and
E. Graighead
Royal Ascot
Press Association
H. E. Bonnington
McDonald
Williamson
T. H
Tancred Street
Wen
Frank Guati
F.P.O.C
Opt
N.Z. Optical Association
Ashturton
W. Halliday
Metropole
Akaroa
Chertsey
B. P. March
Chertsey Hotel
A A
Docez
F. Burgess
Boot and Shoe Store
Burnett Street
R. Totty
Tom
W. H. Alen
Post Office
Rakaia Butchery and Bakery
Ramsey and
Newton
Proprietors
John Orr ‘and Co
Denby
Bonnington’s
Yer Press Association
Per Press Association
BING
Othe Butterflies
A. Fisher
Victoria-street
Darlinghurst
Edward Cowley
Pultensy Street
Adelaide
J. J. Williams
Ponsonby Street
N.Z
W. B. Elastine-Reduso
Suiork
Aie Ee Haogoe
Grandrill
Manchester Bros
NGTOR
Dominion
NEW Zealand Insurance Company
OTE
Othe
Erremier
Wealthiest Colonial
Company
Livestock Insurance
Inc
Nicoll Bros
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