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Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

7

Orchard pests and diseases discussed at Ashburton meeting

Mrs Stailey Mansfield outlined orchard and garden pests and control methods at the Ashburton Horticultural Society session in the Arcade. She covered chewing and sucking insects, spraying schedules, tobacco washes, oil emulsions, and Bordeaux mixture for fungi, with emphasis on timely applications and proper mixing.

Stailey Mansfield Ashburton Horticultural Society D. Wood Ashburton High School

Payment to the Customs in New Zealand Embezzlement Case

In Wellington on June 25 a magistrate's court heard charges against clerk Athol Ambrose McCaul for embezzling funds from Gollin and Co. He admitted three sums £573, £42 9s 4d, and £15 12s 6d after drawing overpaid Customs cheques and receiving cash. The system was deemed rotten but the irregular payments were halted. McCaul was committed to the Supreme Court for sentence.

Wellington Athol Ambrose McCaul Embozsling Gollin and Co McCaul Supreme Court

A Martyr for Years to Liver Complaint

Mrs Corlett of Ballarat Victoria writes of longstanding liver trouble that caused severe sick headaches and poor appetite. After doctors failed, she used Chamberlain's Tablets and reports great relief and restored health. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.

Corlett Clyde Gtr Ballarat Vic Chamberlain

Rakaia Kirk Session Backs Bible School Vote

Resolution from the Ra k a i a Presbyterian Church endorses Bible in State Schools and calls a Dominion wide referendum. Members urged to pray sign membership cards and donate to the campaign fund for the movement.

Rakaia

Band of Hope Meeting at Westerfield Sees Crowded School Room

The monthly Band of Hope gathering in Westerfield filled the school room last Thursday. Rev. J. C. Mil of Wilmington presided and oversaw a program featuring pianoforte duets and solos by Mrs and Miss Taylor, songs by Hockings Storrier Aliin Olds Maxwell and Jack Storrier, a temperance chorus, and recitations by Mrs Olds Rev Mill Angus and Agnes Olds. The chairman spoke on the woes of yielding to temptation and refreshments followed.

Band of Hope J. C. Mil Wilmington

Labour manifesto proposals for civil servants and unions

Wellington June 26. Additional clauses to the manifesto to be submitted to the Unity Congress include civil servants the right to representation on their board and political rights. The Labour Department would gain a standing commission to study cost of living and wages. The Arbitration Act would be amended to restore pre 1905 provisions and protect industrial unions if registered or not. Strikes require union and federation approval at multiple levels before action.

Wellington Unity Congress Labour Department United Federation of Labour National National Department

Wahine To Take Over Lyttelton Wanganui Ferry Run

The turbine steamer Wahine will join the Lyttelton to Wellington night ferry service within weeks, replacing the Maori after overhaul. Wahine departs Port Chalmers for fittings before starting runs in about ten to twelve days, while Maori undergoes a thorough refit. The Mararoa will continue current service until replaced by Maori. timetable details for subsequent departures are noted, with future plans for Mararoa undecided.

Lyttelton Wellington Port Chalmers Clyde Suez Canal Colombo Bunbury

The Old Way and the New Winter Remedy

Advertisement extols modern treatment with Bexter's Ling Preserver for winter ailments. Claims a short, few-dose cure replacing old methods like hot baths and acetic acid rubbing. Encourages readers to ask their chemist or storekeeper for a 1s 10d bottle.

Bexter

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