Warner's Safe Cure promoted for kidney and liver health
An advertising notice extols Warner's Safe Cure as a treatment for kidney and liver disorders. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood by restoring kidney and liver activity and preventing related ailments such as rheumatism and indigestion. A concentrated form is offered at a discount, with no alcohol content.
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Nature
Warners
Wornen
Warner
H. H. Warner and Co., Limited
Melbourne
Vic
Fisher Rates Government as Untrustworthy in Australia Crisis
In Melbourne on June 24 Mr Fisher denounced the Government as lacking public confidence and warned that ministers protect their seats rather than national interests. He criticized the Dreadnought stance and the rush to Britain for funds while militiamen lack arms. Deakin defended the offer as loyalty pledges not display. Haldane warned a great crisis required action.
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Melbourne
Fisher
Australia
Deakin
Great Britain
Haldane
Amateur Athletic Association introduces five mile cross country
Wellington reports the Amateur Athletic Association will stage a five mile cross country championship for individuals and teams at Timaru in August. Canterbury is invited to compete and centres are asked to fund a NZ team of six or more for the Australasian championships in Brisbane. The council reviews a Christchurch balance and discusses Olympic representation and supporting Walker’s invitation to Australia and New Zealand with a second athlete.
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Wellington
The
Amateur Athletic Association
Canterbury
Timaru
New Zealand
Brisbane
Christchurch
Coombes
Walker
Australia
New Zealand Athletic Union to Seek Reciprocal League Accord
At a Dunedin executive meeting the New Zealand Athletic Union agreed to accept a test from the West Australian Coastal Athletic League for a reciprocal accord. The union will approach other Australian leagues and seek a similar agreement to the one with Victoria and New South Wales. The control of piping and dancing may be handed to a new association, cycling control discussed with a view to meeting the Wheelmen, and Feilding unlikely to host next championships this year. Mr W G Calender was appointed to the executive, replacing resigned R Smith. President Woods supported taking over cycling control and relinquishing piping and dancing, noting potential friction if the change occurs.
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Dunedin
New Zealand Athletic Union
New South Wales
League of Wheelmen
West Coast
Feilding
W. G. Calender
Hawke's Bay
R. Smith
Woods
New Zealand Settlers Eye Australian Land Prospects
Mr H. D. Buchanan of Palmerston North reports from Australia aboard the Warrimoo that New Zealand settlers, three companions from Canterbury and Palmerston North, are impressed by land values and lighter labour taxation in New South Wales and Queensland. They plan to selling up in New Zealand to relocate, noting greater freedom for settlers and better remuneration in Australia, while expressing concern at New Zealand labour agitation.
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H. 2D. Buchanan
Palmerston North
Australia
Buchanan
New South Wales
New Zealand
Canterbury
Post
Mr. Buchanan
Queensland
Wellington Evening Post
Patterson Guilty of Bankruptcy Act Breaches
John James Patterson a solicitor of Dannevirke was found guilty in Napier Supreme Court of breaches of the Bankruptcy Act for failing to keep proper books and to deliver books to the Deputy Official Assignee and for mutilating a book. He ran a store keeping and sawmilling business alongside his legal practice and was sentenced by Mr Justice Chapman to two months imprisonment without hard labour.
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Napier
Supreme Court
John James Patterson
Dannevirke
Justice Chapman
Divorce Decrees Granted in Crooks Hapeta Cases
In the Divorce Court today decrees were granted in two cases. Margaretta Crooks versus James Arthur Crooks involved wife's petition on grounds of bigamy and misconduct. Marie Emeline Ethel Hapeta versus Hone Hapeta involved wife's petition on the grounds of desertion.
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Napier
Margaretta Crooks
James Arthur ‘Crooks
Marie Emeline Ethel Hapeta
Hone Hapeta
Wellington Judge Sentences Man for Theft from Buildings
Wellington on June 25 James Malach Sheridan was sentenced to six months in jail on seven counts of theft from occupied buildings.
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Wellington
James Malach
Sheridan
Money Market Shows Improved June Quarter Outlook
The New Zealand trade review notes favorable weather and trade, with June quarter exports likely to be heavy and imports modest. Banking returns are expected to rise by about two million, while September and December may see less improvement due to higher export needs. Local authorities are tapping external markets for funds, aiding local conditions.
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New Zealand Rade Review
Bank of New Zealand
London
Water Regulations Debated by Westland Miners
In Wellingon on June 25 the Minister of Mines receives a petition on water power rules from miners at Rimu and Woodstock. The petitioners claim telegrams about power rights lacked miners’ consent and warn a single applicant already holds hundreds of acres and water rights, urging a cap on water charges per miner to protect individual interests.
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Wellingson
Westland
Rimu
Woodstock
Fied
Rimu Miners’ Association
Rima Flat
Rima Township
Holatika
Seddon’s
Rimu Water Race Company
Children Hacking Cough At Woods Great Peppermint Cure
A brief note describes a pediatric remedy titled Great Peppermint Cure offered at a woodside event. The item is listed with a price likely sixpence and two shillings sixpence, reflecting old currency usage.
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Via
Clayton
Ezpainer
Rinaake
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Ewin
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Chaiis
D. Ballantyne & Co
Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., . Limited
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Monte Video
Tener.ie
Plymouth
Simi
Athénia
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Rio de Janisio
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Wealthiesp Colonial Company
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Turnip
Slington
Islingtoa
Kaye and Carter
Grain and Seed Merchants
Ashburton
Wsurange Department
PACT
Pat Department
al ‘Alasses
Gether
Sterling
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KOZIE
Henry
Hereford Street
Gerre
Underwood
Monarch
Gestituir Rotary
Edison
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Adams and King, Ltd
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Stellor
Boot Importer
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Zealangia
Domiinion
Barningham & Cqo., Ltd
George St
Fopp. Knox Church
Colman
Undertakers
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Newman
Somerset Hotel
J. Newman
Cooper
Brown
Hokitika
M. Robinson
Milton
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Greymouth
J. Corston
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Columbkille Convent
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McMoulan
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Hansen
Lower Hull
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N. G. Miller
Kaikorai
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Kumara
Beckett
Waikouaiti
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R. Butler
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Paskell
Glenmore
P. Helem
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R. Burrell
A. AleCourt
W. Reid
Mike C
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Nelson
Air FM
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A. Devion
H. Mellor
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Australian
Admiralty
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Ogetaking Sale
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BOR
National Mortgage & Agency Company, Ltd
West Street
Globe Delivery Company OF New Zealand, Limited
E. H. Tote
TH. Matheson
BGA
Customs
Eee Fice
Bidra Dundas
Canterbury Co-Operative Egg
Amigon ‘and Co
Tuam Street
Wilson’s
Dominion
P.O
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Ron Robinson
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