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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
1
Arbitration award sets hours and wages for Christchurch press
The Canterbury Publishing Company and Christchurch press workers settlement places reporters at twelve hours per day, ten hour rest after shifts, overtime paid or time off, and scale wages from cadets to seniors. It includes union membership conditions, holidays, and a two week paid leave, with the award valid from 1913 to 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch Journalists’ Union
Lyttelton Times’ Company
Christchurch
Ono
Canterbury Publishing Company
Auckland
Wellington
Dunedin
Mothers visit detainees as defence act debate surfaces
The article notes mothers visiting lads detained on Ripa Island and MPs T H Davey and G Witty discussing the Defence Act with anti militarists. It also mentions a release from Fort Jervois after seven days for noncompliance and a Christchurch mission opening, plus shop closing hours and civil servants in local functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.H. Davey
G. Witty
M.P
Adlen Wright
Fort Jervois
Ripa Island
Christchurch
Civil Service
Chamber of Commerce
Navy Leaons
Battleship New Zealand Arrives in Auckland Wharf
The battleship New Zealand arrived at Auckland at 9 am and berthed at the Queen Street wharf without difficulty. She will be secured on Monday and sail for Vancouver on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
S.am
Queen Street
Vancouver
Parade of R M S New Zealand sailors at St Matthew's
About 500 bluejackets and Royal Marines attended a church parade at St Matthew's Church in Augerlant. Captain Rainey Commander Grace and Auckland military district chief Colonel Logan led the gathering with foreign consuls the Mayor and local officials present. Rev W E Gillam conducted the service with help from Baptist Presbyterian and Wesleyan ministers. The crowded church, seating 1800, overflowed with attendees.
Cook Islands unrest claim questioned by Dr Pomare
Wellington June 21 Dr Pomare says he has not received official information of upheaval among native police in the Cook Islands He noted the resignation of Sergeant Holmes and denied alarm over increased rum drinking He planned to visit the Islands after the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cook Islands
Pomare
Holmes
Baxter's Lung Tonic Promises Cold Relief
The ad argues colds signal weakness and urges reasonable care. It touts Baxter's Lung Tonic as the sure cure, claiming tonic properties invigorate the system and that repeat purchases prove its value. A bottle costs 1s 10d available at stores or chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Supreme Court Hearing Over Trust Control of Missions to Seamen Building
At Wellington Supreme Court the case of Mary Ann Williams versus the Attorney General and W L Williams began evidence on the trust declaration and required limits on control by Missions to Seamen. Hearing adjourned. Decrees nisi granted in Napier cases Robert Taylor v Elizabeth Taylor and others, plus Sullivan v Sullivan and Burton v Burton with costs and desertion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Supreme Court
Robert Stout
Mary Ann Williams
W. L. Wiliams
Missions To Seamen Trust Board
Robert .A. Grant
Sarah Mary Sullivan
John Edward
Sullivan
Charles Eldward Burton
Violet Victoria Burton
Regent Cigarettes Free Gift Campaign Promoted
A nostalgic fragment describes tobacconists selling Regent Cigarettes and inviting readers to try them and join a Great Free Gift Scheme with a request to write for a Free Gift Catalogue at Regent Box 331 Wellington. It also mentions a sick boarder aided by a friend with Woods Peppermint Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent
Wellington
Dorty
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