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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
2
Me F Servit directs sale of Desirable Cox Street West holdings No 1 a seven room suburban residence with windmill and water, outbuildings on four acres complete with conveniences. No 2 offers capital building sites of three quarters of an acre each, well fenced with long frontage on the Belt.
Homestead property seven thousand acres with essential buildings located miles from the railway. Currently ranching 6000 sheep and 200 cattle. Asking price of £3 per acre.
The next beat despatch for the United Kingdom via Brindisi closes at Ashburton on June 27 and is due in London on August 6.
MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1907 event noted with Reghhurten Goyerhinn and Bagak Wan in AR ERA proceedings. Details are sparse but identify two named entities and a date as the principal facts.
Reports from Ashburton cover a farm labour dispute with tensions between farmers and workers. A meeting discusses a Saturday half holiday and labour conditions, while officials consider arbitration outcomes and wage questions.
The Spring burn Juniors list players for an upcoming Thursday match against Methven. Starting team includes G Green J Sharplin I Sharplin T Green J Grieve Grieve A Aldridge J Fergus W Martin IT Goldsmith A Todd W Burcess B Carleton A Bell S Johnstone Emergencies Tweedy B Aldridge W Moses W Jones and G Patton.
Police secured information that at the time Bauer was killed a woman encountered a man rushing down stairs in Modern Chambers. She saw an iron bar up his sleeve and the man jumped into a waiting vehicle and fled.
Sir Joseph Ward and Lady Ward left by the Maheno for Wellington, due to reach at 9.86 Wednesday morning. A NSW Country Press Association deputation praised his push to lower cable rates, and he pledged to continue the campaign for a more unified Empire.
A London meeting of GtL. Druce Limited presided by Druce, claimant to the Dukedom of Portland, heard a witness from America who knew the fifth Duke as Druce and Duke of Fortland and could testify about an interment of a coffin containing a sample of tea. The trial was expected to occur by year end.
William Martin aged 81 committed death by own action at Goldsborough last night by shooting himself in the head.
A brittle clipping notes a 2 Over tin returned at distribution with 94 counted overall. Readers are left with unclear details and fragmented figures from the listing.
A preacher urged renewed moral vigor within the community by citing Christ words that the salt of the earth and the kingdom like leaven should lift society. He called for stirring hearts to service and for church members to exemplify salt light and leaven to demonstrate the church’s power and role locally.
Reuters telegraph summary notes Mr Bent and Charles Merz to study railway electrification for Victoria. Merz to sail to Melbourne in November. Royal Garden Party at Windsor hosts 850 guests including the Agent General and Madame Melba. South Africans beat Derbyshire. Vogler takes 7 for 17 in second innings. Kaiser to visit England per German papers.
A Kiev correspondent says forty eight mutineers involved in this week’s uprising were shot. The report comes via the Press Association with dated details from June.
In a heated debate, Mr tmuts condemned the Chinese cause as dead and urged removal. Sir George Farrar warned a defeated motion would doom progress and hurt the country’s credit. The motion failed by 45 to 21.
Paris reports Albert's arrest as a mutiny among 607 soldiers near Agde escalates. Looting preceded a bid for amnesty, Clemenceau refused negotiation, and General Lancquissade attempted a peaceful return to barracks. Baillard induced surrender. confidence vote passes 327 to 223.
The Paris authorities report calmer conditions after unrest. The Chamber of Deputies quickly passed a wine adulteration bill seen as central to the trouble. Mutineers have resumed work and seem remorseful for their escapade.
At the Peace Conference, Tue Haeun proposes establishing a Permanent International Arbitration Tribunal and calls for regular interim meetings of the Peace Conference to discuss ongoing procedures and ensure ongoing oversight.
Wilding wins the London championship at Greens Club defeating Ritchie in straight sets with only three games lost. He pairs with Brookes to defeat R. Doherty and Hayes in straight sets, and another doubles victory by Brookes and Mya Chambers edges out Doherty and Rastiako-Smith.
advertisement claims RHEUMO has cured thousands of rheumatism sufferers with a positive cure. It urges purchases at stores and chemists with prices 2s 6d and 4s 6d and contrasts with Rotorua thermal springs for rapid relief. Also promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for children at la 1d and 2s 4d.
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