Private Residence Cameron Street Seat
Community notice lists a private residence on Cameron Street with a surgery contact described as Phone 141 and the word THE appearing as an incomplete item.
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Cameron Street
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
3
Stock Sale at Methven Public Auction Friday
Daily memoranda lists an auction sale titled Stock Sale at Methven to be held Friday at Arcade. A 12-Horse Fair is noted in the same entry, detailing items to cross the block and potential buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrow
Methven
Hampstead Town Board Meets Tonight and More
Tonight Hampstead Town Board at 7 30. Sia Majesty's Theatre showing pictures at 8. A and P Rooms host an Orchard Hygiene and Management lecture at 8. St John Ambulance Association holds a meeting. Hakaters Rooms host a half yearly club meeting tomorrow. Dr G B Beadle's Orchard hosts a pruning demonstration at 3. Masonic Hall hosts a bowling club annual meeting at 7 30. His Majesty's Theatre shows pictures at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead Town
G BR. Beadle
Masonic Hall
Bowling Club
His Majesty's Theatre
Medical Fraternity Decries Present Generation’s Physique
A Dominion resident report asserts pride in country and heritage and asserts New Zealanders will uphold race traditions when needed. The piece emphasizes the duty to uphold traditions and to possess the will and power to contribute to national efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdmina
Dominion defence report praised for clarity and recommendations
A long review of General Sir Ian Hamilton's defence report praises its sound reasoning and clarity. It notes targeted improvements for the Commonwealth and New Zealand systems, highlights cadet training and business methods, and commends the human material of the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Hamilton
Phare
Yan
Hamilton
New Zealand
Tan Hamilton
Cookson-Wiliam John Hill Marriage at Winnipes
William John Cookson of Westerfield married May Hill of Appalonia Wisconsin on April 29 at Winnipes by Rev Gordon. The groom is eldest son of William Cookson, with WBA listed.
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Cookson
Unvalued motor cars and odd old gold legends
Reports from New Zealand and Australia recount a Masterton police seizure of an abandoned motor car at the railway station, a farmer in Norval near Ararat unearthing a 78 ounce gold cache believed hidden by a long-dead miner, saddlery industry debates on New Zealand branding, a Waunakathan resident’s humorous yet costly pig escapade, and the comic mischief of a pig ruinously feasting at home while its owners were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairarapa
Masterton
Upper Hart
Norval
Ararat
Victoria
William Smart
New Zealand Alliance Congress Opens in Wellington
The 28th annual meeting of the New Zealand Alliance and Dominion Congress opened in Wellington with 180 delegates. Breakfast speakers including Rev W J Comrie and Mr Wesley Sprasig emphasized the movement’s aim to abolish the liquor traffic and noted strong opposition and growing organization awaiting possible success. Anxious remarks on federal prohibition in the United States were also voiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand “Alliance and Dominion
Mayer
Dominion
W. J. Comrie
New - Zealand
Wesley
Sprasig
United States
Zealand
Hl. . Lee Cowie
P. G Smallfield
Toombs
C. H. Poole
Man with Spanner Attacks Pawnbroker in Christchurch
A man entered Meta the pawnbroker in Christchurch this morning and asked to see a brooch. While Meta picked it out the assailant struck him four times with a spanner, then fled. Meta was not robbed. the attacker, believed Australian, was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Meta
Stan
Metz
Merza
Metta
Death of Tasmania Chief Justice Sir John Dodds
A Hobart cable reports the death of Sir John Dodds Chief Justice of Tasmania since 1898 aged 66. A London cable notes Thomas H Moore of Castletown Isle of Man informed he is residuary legatee of his cousin Mrs Townend of Christchurch who died recently. Moore is a Justice of the Peace and a widower with an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop’ Julius
Hobart
John Dodds
Tasmania
London
Thomas H. Moore
Casteltown
Isle of Man
Townend
Christchurch
Steamer Kauri Aground After A Pacific Tide
Westport reports the Union Steam Ship Company coal steamer Kauri ashore north of the breakwater in squally weather. Entry at 6.40 PM left her riven by a westerly current, with damage uncertain. She drifted to a sandy beach 200 yards north, then moved a half mile farther, now fast ashore with few crew aboard. Captain Ruxton commands. A tug and inshore efforts are underway to refloat if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Union Steam Ship Company
Kauri
Iron Auckland
E-Thie
Ruxton
Vessel Flooded Near Westport With Cargo of Sugar
The ship is reported at Westport with No. 1 hold full of water and the engine room flooded. The vessel carries about 80 tons of cargo mainly sugar and general produce. The captain and crew await low water around four o clock to walk ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Captain Ruxton Recovers Kauri After Grounding Off Westport
Westport reports Captain Ruxton and crew from the Kauri ashore at low tide. The steamer grounded on a level sandy bottom with the engine room filling rapidly. A westerly breeze and swell prevailed while the Terawhiti tug and Captains Stott and Burkett arrived at noon to aid refloating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Ruxton
Union Company
Terawhitl
Stott
Burkett
Weather report shows frost and rain with changing winds
The Domain thermometer marks frost night and Pettetsa gauges record eight points of rain. A keen southerly wind prevailed. Day contrasts with a northwesterly spell. Meteorologist notes southerly winds rising to strong with possible showers and a likely hard frost tonight. Barometer rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petstesas
Government
Fire destroys residence of trainer in Christchurch yard
A Christchurch home once occupied by Mr K O Donnell a well known trainer was burned. Neighbours aided by deadening flames prevented spread to stables where horses were saved. The fire occurred in Mr Mason's Yardhurst residence in Mr O Borneail's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
K. O'Donnell
Drunk and resisting police amid Ashburton court case
Joseph Black, a repeat offender, faced a magistrate charged with drunkenness and resisting police. He allegedly returned to Ashburton despite a three month ban, attacked Constable Anderson in Cameron Street, and was taken to the lock-up after a mud-streaked struggle. He pleaded guilty to both charges and was remanded with surety for £10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Black
Ashburton
Emerson
Black
Snd
Rakaia
Chertsey
Cameron Street
C. , Anderson
Newman
Havelock Street
Galbraith
Gail
Kauri Crew Land Safely After Surf Rescue Near Westport
The steel screw steamer Kauri of 2833 tons gross, 6080 deadweight, was found bow-on to the sea after a perilous passage. All hands landed safely at 4 this morning through the surf. The captain and chief engineer could not report damage or cause while a survey is prepared. The Kauri, built by Furness, Withy in Hartlepool and launched in 1905, was bought by Union Steam Ship Co in 1912 to replace the Kotuku wrecked at Greymouth. Originally named Harmony, it was owned by C. W. Harrison & Co of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Union Steam Ship Company
Kotuku
Greymouth
Harmony
Messrs.c. W. Harrison ,and Co
Tondon
Furness, Withy,and Co
Hartlepool
Pacific mail routes shift as Oceanic introduces faster Sydney to San Francisco service
The Oceanic Steam ship Company will start ships on June 6 capable of 20 knots, linking Sydney to San Francisco in 16 3 days. The voyage from London to Australia could then take 26 days with connections, promising a five to six day saving. Subsidies from the Commonwealth Government may be added, as mail routes and Royal Commission views spark debate on ending attachment to the Suez route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Suez
Pacific
Oceanic Steamship Company
Sydney
San Francisco
Cunard
United States
London
Oceanic Company
Royal Commission
Railway Smash Charge Against Porter
Auckland June 28 Willian Donaldson porter in charge of the Witangamarino station faces a charge of manslaughter over the Main Trunk railway disaster. The Police Court heard evidence largely identical to the inquest into the victims' deaths. Donaldson pleaded not guilty and was remanded to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Mada
Willian Donaldson
Witangamarino
Trunk Raihway
Danaldson
Sipréilie
Imitation Sparks a Battle Over Valued Grammophone Brand
An advertisement defends the superiority of “His Master’s Voice” Gramophony as the premier instrument and record brand, warning that countless imitations copy the name and look while lacking the original quality. Dresden Piano Co. Ltd. of East Street Ashburton, with M. Spellerberg as manager, promotes the claims amid a crowded market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilia Dresden
Piano Company, Ltd
East Street
Ashburton
WY. M
Spellerberg
Manazer
Otago Trawling Fleet Expands With Refitted Steamer
The Otago Daily Times reports three new trawlers fitted and ready to work the waters off the coast within days. The Moerangi of the Peninsula Ferry Company, rebuilt for fishing and deep sea work, will be captained by Haning with two experienced seamen. Galilee and Muriel follow, each between 40 and 50 feet long and solidly built. Fish are expected to flood the Dunedin market in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Dominion
Buck
Waunathaka
Southland
Gill
Otago
Otago Daily’ Times
Peninsula Ferry Company
Moerangi
Haning
Vasty Deen
Galilee
Dunedin
Bible in Schools Urged by Dunedin Synod
At a meeting of the Anoi Synod Dunedin. The resolution, carried unanimously, urges the Government to provide Bible instruction in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIBLE
Dunedin
England
Southland
Great Peppermint Une and Camp Ceffes Stir Breakfast Appeal
A garbled ad-like snippet extols an easy to make beverage named Great Peppermint Une and Camp Ceffes. It promises quick breakfast relief, cheer, stimulation, and health benefits, with vague references to mornings, vitality, and outdoor activity alongside Woods.
Gas Explosion at Factory Kills and Injures Workers
A gas explosion at a Palermerton North factory injured workers including J Bell of Bell and Coz cordial manufacturers who entered a room with a light. The jet ignited causing burns. medical staff responded promptly and the victim is reported as doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmerston Norte
Even In
J. ‘Bell
Bell’ and Coz
Engineer's Sudden Death at Sea Near Gwborne
Frank Lemarquand died on board the steamer Anis while boarding earlier in the morning near Gwborne. He had been connected with the Tocat lightening service for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwborne
Frank, Lémarquand
Karero
Font Rove
Anis
Tocat
Unidentified swan found near West Anie area
A body of an unidentified swan was discovered this evening on property belonging to Mr Lara Karsen in Mau ricéville West. Police are investigating but have not identified the swan or its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterton
Ture
Lara
Karsen
Mauricéville- West
Schoolmistress Commitment Tragedy in Christchurch
Robina McGill a 42 year old school teacher from Chan Corner Linwood Christchurch was found dead yesterday morning with throat cuts in a bathroom. She had been suspended a week earlier for an attendance register error and local troubles at Rotherham are thought to have driven her to suicide. The inquest verdict stated death by self inflicted throat wound while of unsound mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Robina“ McGill
Chan Corner
H. W. .Bishop
Smeror
Murder charge after alleged deadly dispute in Tengeses
News ledger recalls the arrest of Smith for the murder of his son in Tengeses. Accused claimed a heated argument over property led to a firearm threat and self defense, resulting in a fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert Jar Prederick
Smith
Tengeses
Fites
Murder in Sedan Body Found Near Bush Burial Attempt Suspected
Adelaide reports a body found in the bush at Sedan after six weeks dead from a bullet wound. Indications point to an attempt to burn the remains. The case is treated as suspicious with limited details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabn
Sedan
Adelaide
Wellington youth admits thefts from hotels
Hiram Dexter pleaded guilty to seven charges of theft of jewellery from hotels in Wellington. He was committed for sentence after police recovered all items except one ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sune
Hiram Dexter
Constable Johnston Fined in Desertion Case at Oamaru
John Johnston a constable pleaded guilty at the Polite Court to desertion from the police force. His counsel said he was misled by Inspector Mitchell about a resignation taking effect from the day of the test. Johnston was fined £25 and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oamaru
John
Johnston
Mitchell
Dunedin
Oamarn
Johnstom
Hillionaire's Troubles and Adirondack Disputes
A court ruling upholds a poor man against a Rockefeller era figure over a New York Adirondack camp dispute. The affluent owner faced repeated malicious fires last year and refused offers to sell the cabin, keeping it amid ongoing tensions with enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefellér
Adirondack
Lavon
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