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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
3
Telegraph note from London dated June 26 reports Mr Asquith denying aジャgue of Transvaal stock this year. It mentions a short term securities issue of one million for current needs ahead of a planned five million loan. Also June 25 caretons note on Everton Grange forepeak water, crew discharge to allow a dry dock.
The mutineers are barred from visiting families and remain refractory at Sowley before transfer to Brianc. M. Albert, presiding at the Winegrowers Committee in Argelliers, said M. Clemenceau promised release if legality was renamed, with winegrowers aiding. officials resolve the government plan is inadequate and peaceful demonstrations continue.
A Steam Navigation Co steamer San Tiago ran ashore 30 miles from Corral after a severe squall. One passenger and one officer saved. three passengers and 37 crew believed lost. Rescue efforts ongoing as reports spread from Valparaiso via press association.
Orestes Torrara, once an Italian revolutionary, was named to represent Guba at the Pere Conference. He resigned after learning his presence would be unwelcome, per the Press Association dispatch from The Hague dated June 25.
June 25 Lisbon reports order restored and the Republica Clubs of Lisbon closed as government actions resume normalcy after unrest. Public safety statements confirm stabilization since the incident reported June 25 and June 26.
The Black Hand gang seized a boy in New Orleans demanding 1200 pounds from his father Peter Latnia to finance a gang member's marriage to Miss Gil Era. The act was meant as a warning. Caracetara, an Italian, killed the child and dismembered the body. Fifteen gang members have been arrested following a member's confession.
The Board of Agriculture in London has begun an inquiry into the causes and remedies for distemper in dogs. The investigation aims to find effective treatments and prevention measures for the disease.
Market notes from Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide list grain and produce values as of late June. Wheat and flour show mixed shifts, potatoes onions and dairy items price ranges noted, with Algerian maize and Tasmanian potatoes highlighted.
Sir Joseph Ward and Lady Ward arrived by the Mahono at noon and were greeted by Ministry members and friends. A public reception was planned for the evening despite drizzling rain, and Ward said he was in excellent health having fulfilled every engagement he accepted.
On June 26 Mr Riddell S.M. ruled that a Syrian shopkeeper selling cheap trinkets was not a jeweller and not bound by jeweller hours. The magistrate deemed the case as disguised and concluded Byrian was not a jeweller nor subject to the Gazette notice.
A heavy gale persisted overnight at Atceland with winds shifting through all compass points. The barometer dropped sharply by 6 inches in 24 hours signaling deteriorating weather and delaying the departure of coastwise steamers from Onebunga tomorrow. Mitchell and Turner advertise new stock and genuine goods.
A cruiser named Pyrvaeus, carrying Governor Geraradeneloa and party, grounded on a reef fourteen miles from Flinders Island near Cooktown after a visit to the Northern Territory. The steamer Tsinan assisted with two tow attempts that failed. A further tow is planned at spring tide. Lord Northcote and party were transferred to the Tsinan. the cruiser reportedly remained undamaged.
Lieutenant Hurst kept watch on deck through the night as the Pyramus struck a coral reef near Grisban e. At eight in the morning the beacon was moved to port but the ship still ran aground at 14 knots. The crew quickly closed watertight compartments and prepared boats. No water was found in the vessel and no injuries reported. Three key facts: the Pyramas was off the usual merchant route, the reef beacon lay off starboard, and the ship ashore in daylight in calm conditions.
A sunken vessel with a mest project ing was discovered half a mile north of Botany Beach. It is believed to be the Sydney owner Sean Arab, which left port on Sunday for Jervis Bay. all hands are supposed to be lost. The report also notes various local notices and donations to a China lamin Fund in Ashburton.
J Henry Mackie registrar of Mercantile Charmakers on Queen Street Auckland is named local representative for Geo Tennant care Atlas Milling Co Timaru.
Nurses organize practical exam at Canterbury College on Monday July 1. Applicants must state required forms from Licentiate Local Centre School divisions with Higher Lower Elementary or Primary divisions. Entries for School Examinations require teacher signature, Registrar CRACROFT WILSON signs.
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