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A brief feature highlights boys clothing praised for fit style and lasting durability, noting quality fabrics and neat seams. It emphasizes value and practical wear for active youngsters.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
4
A brief feature highlights boys clothing praised for fit style and lasting durability, noting quality fabrics and neat seams. It emphasizes value and practical wear for active youngsters.
Fifty years ago J M Cambridge arrived in New Zealand as dispenser to Doctors Turnbull and Deamer of Christchurch. Since then he has dispensed prescriptions and kept abreast of new drugs, urging patients to bring prescriptions for faithful service and high quality drugs.
THOMAS 3&OS Seed Merchants on Havelock Street promote hedge and shelter trees along with flowering and ornamental shrubs at quality top prices.
Readers debate monarchy versus democracy after a lecture on government and the coronation, with references to King George V and imperial scale. A follow‑up letter urges penalties for illegible newspaper copy to improve public information.
A correspondent surveys Chertsey Seafield Kyle and Pendarves noting vast grass grub damage amounting to thousands of pounds. Fields are bare though stock look well. Farmers plan re sowing and restocking as sparrows plunder stacks and seagulls follow the plough.
The Ashburton grain market reports a quiet week with limited buyer inquiry and few offers. Wheat prices stand around 3s 2d to 4s 4d for best milling varieties, oats mainly seed and local feed, and chaff values ranging from 85s for prime heavy to 105s per ton for light and inferior samples.
Festivities for the Coronation disrupted business with little activity on the Timaru grain market. Wheat eased from 3s 6d to 3s 4d per bushel on trucks, but holders shunned the cut. Oats scarce in South Canterbury, with none offered. Christons set at £3 10s per ton f o b for prime samples. Few diseased tubers arriving for sale.
A large gun salute at Albert Park in Auckland led to three serious injuries when a New Zealand Field Artillery gun misfired under Major Grierson. Also in Auckland a tram accident killed Kate Wallace. Mary Jane Grant died on a Ponsonby tram. William Bray, missing after an operation day, was found on Mangere Beach. In Wellington, George Hepple and his two sons are presumed lost after a fishing trip. Blenheim reports a fisherman found dead in a ditch. Nelson notes Charles Dahlgren missing since Wednesday. Christchurch records Kate Devlin’s death from heart disease and electrician S Woods’ arm injury. Invercargill reports Ivy Snow dying under chloroform. an inquest cites heart failure due to fatty infiltration.
In Christchurch on June 23, the Presa Association released nominations for the Grand National meeting. Entries span Grand National Steeplechase and Grand National Hurdle Race with numerous horses including Tyrannic Paritutu Xavier The Rover North East St. Bil Golden Water Tyrannic Paritutu Xavier and others across both races.
A large assembly at the Commercial hotel bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Hodgkins. The couple, moving to Masterton, were honored with speeches praising Mr Hodgkins' business and public service, gifts from local groups, and a valediction by M.P. Mogers Nosworthy and others before their departure by the northbound express.
In Sydney on June 22 New South Wales beat New Zealand 35–10 with Francis and Woodward scoring tries and kicking two penalties each. The following day takings reached £2579. Also in Dunedin on June 22 Otago beat Canterbury 25–6 in a cold, wet match.
At a Canterbar Lawn Tennis Association meeting it was reported that Lancaster Park Board of Control would offer the Australasian Association £500 for the Davis Cup contest at Christ church. The board would supply a top ground and cover stand costs and gate expenses and take the takings, or, as an alternative, cover ground and stands for 4000 spectators with gate costs as a first charge and take 20 percent of net takings, leaving 80 percent to the Association.
A fire broke out in the Victoria’s No 3 hold between Lyttelton and Wellington. The Harbour Board’s chemical engine promptly extinguished the blaze in the lower hold near the port bulkhead among chaff and potatoes. About 20 tons of produce shipped to Auckland were heat and smoke damaged. no structural damage occurred.
Those eye distortions stem from digestive derangement not eyesight. Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills strengthen the digestive organs and restore clear vision. Price 6d per box, post free from J. Baxter and Co. Christchurch.
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