Private sale of properties by C Thomas Ashburton
A list of estates and farms offered by C Thomas in Ashburton including Mitcham Hinds Winchmore Kyle Seafeld Road Wakawaui and Seafield. Many properties note good water supply fencing and multiple paddocks with houses buildings and improvements. Inspection available at any time with fuller particulars at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealing
Mitcham
Mount Somers
Kyle
Seafeld Road
Wakawaui
Alford
Springburn
Winslow
Rangitata
Baiby Aiser
Staveley
Maling
Ashton
Elgin
Seafield
Timber Supplies From High-lying Maiden Bush Sawmills
AVING purchases a large area and erecting sawmills announces readiness to supply timber for sheepyards and fencing. Offers split heart birch stakes sap or sawn firewood from 9 inches to feet, hurdles and gates, posts and slabs, with second-class timber available.
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AVING
Maiden Bush
Saddle horses and gigs offered for hire notice
Saddle horses and gigs plus drag for picnic parties and weddings with or without livery. Cabs meet all trains and stand for bicycles. Horses clipped as arranged. A waiting room for ladies recently added. Telephone No. 40. J. Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
British Bill aims to reinstate 2000 evicted tenants
Mr Birrell introduces a Bill to empower the Estates Commissioners to compulsorily reinstate 2000 evicted tenants, compensating sitting tenants who are disturbed or moving them to other land. It is estimated 80,000 acres will be needed, with a reserve fund of 176000 pounds to support reinstatement and equipment, then funded by the Laws Commission's vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Birrell
Estates Commissioners
Laws Commission
G azette lists new knighthoods for prominent figures
The gazette names James Ahils of Union Steamship Company and Walter James former Western Australia premier as Knights Bachelor. Dr Wollaston Comptroller Commonwealth Customs and John Henry former Tasmanian Treasurer receive Companion of St Michael. Admiral Fawkes is made Knight Commander of the Bath. The action is dated Sydney June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Ahils
Union Steamship Company
Walter James
Western Australia
Knights Bachelor
Dr Wollaston
Commonwealth Customs
John Henry
Tasmania
Companions of St Michael
Sydney
Admiral Fawkes
The
Bath
Committed for Trial in London Gang Shooting Case
London reports Charles Smith and a woman known as Chicago May committed for trial for shooting Wddin Tanerin. The pair are said to belong to a notorious Anglo American thief gang. Tanerin recently escaped from Gevil's Island where he was serving a sentence for forgery in Franco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Smith
Chicago
Wddin Tanerin
Tanerin
Gevil’s Island
War Office Adopts New Pattern Bayonet and Cavalry Sword
London dispatch reports the War Office adopting a new pattern bayonet similar to the Japanese model and introducing a new pattern cavalry sword. The measures reflect wartime equipment standardization and modernization efforts.
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London
War Office
Severe earthquake rocks Thursday Island with blasts and fear
Thursday Island reports two strong earthquakes followed by two large explosions that sent residents into the streets amid fears of a magazine blast. A third detonation and low rumblings finish the sequence. vibrations traveled northward while many women fainted.
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Thursday Island
New Zealand Rugby Team to Receive Welcome in Town Hall
The Rugby Union Council has decided to accord the New Zealand team a monster welcome in the Town Hall on July 11. Invitations have been issued to leading citizens, members of the Ministry and Parliament, and officers of naval and military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rugby Union Council
New Zealand
New Zealand Rugby official denies All Black captaincy offer
Wellington reports that Daskiville secretary of the New Zealand Rugby Football Club told a Post reporter there is no truth in the Dunedin telegram claiming George Smith of Auckland was offered the All Black professional team captaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Daskiville, Hom
New Zealand Rugby Football Club
Post
Dunedin
George Smith
Auckland
Fishermen Missing Near Auckland After Storm
Auckland June 28 Frank Schopinich an old fisherman from Battley has been missing since Wednesday It is believed he was caught in a storm while setting nets from an open boat Peter Moyer the other man reported missing was last seen in a small sailing boat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Frank Schopinich
Battley
Peter Moyer
Cossack Raid Terrorizes Austrian Town
Reports from Brody in Eastern Galicia describe fourteen Cossacks entering Austria near Radszewiluf. They killed the house owner Minoch and his wife, maimed the daughter, and mutilated two others. Austrian guards captured two assailants.
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Veenna
Brody
Galicia
Austria
Radszewiluf
Minoch
South Canterbury Boxing Association Votes Disqualification
A South Canterbury Boxing Association meeting disqualifies A Fischer until he apologises for non attendance and conduct. The secretary to arrange entry forms and plan a tournament at Goldfellows Hall on September 11 and 12 with details to be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canterbury Boxing Association
Mesers
J. V. de Beer
A. c. Donald
W. Hotsekibs
C. S. Harper
J. Rh. Friedlander
G. H. Buchanan
CG. Muir
P. Crick
W. J. Little
A. Fischer
Boxing Council
Entey
A. Tresise
Wellington
Inquest Verdict on Atranah Charles Kelly Death
The inquest jury found Atranah Charles Kelly died by his own hand while of unsound mind. He suffered insomnia and feared ending his days in an asylum in Christchurch. The report notes his mental state and fears preceding death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Atranah Charles Kelly
Christchurch
Donen McCrae
Lyttelton Harbour
McCrae
Harbour Boards
Sal
Civil Service Superannuation Petition Proposed
A Civil Service meeting in PryaiYuth on June 28 discussed the civil service superannuation scheme. Members unanimously agreed to petition the House requesting a measure be passed in the current parliamentary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryaiyuth
Parliamenit
Parsons Committed for Trial on Embezzlement Charges
G H Parsons was today committed for trial on charges of misappropriating £83 18s 9d of Borough Council funds and £38 6s 2d of Domain Board funds, of which he acted as clerk. Other charges connected with missing Gas Company funds will be heard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadmate
G. H. Parsons
King Edward 7th Gallery foundation laid at British Museum
In London on June 23 the King, accompanied by the Queen and Prince and Princess of Wales, laid the foundation stone for the King Edward 7th Gallery, the initial section of the British Museum extension buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Tmhany
King Edward 7Th
British Museum
Breach case at Wellington court fined Kirkcaldie and Stains
At the Magistrate's Court in Wellington Kirkcaldie and Stains were fined 40s and costs for employing three female assistants more than five hours without a meal break, in violation of the Shops and Offices Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kirkcaldie and Stains
Parliament Opens Amid Surplus Hint and Tax Debate
Adelaide reports Parliament opens with a stated surplus of 900000 pounds. The Franchise issue is slated as the first matter. Perth notes a policy speech by the Premier predicting a 110000 pound deficit caused by council land tax rejection and timber troubles, with plans to reintroduce the tax.
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Adelaide
Perth
Strike of Shipmasters Causes Freight Delays at Cranes
In Newcastia on March 28 shipmasters protest by avoiding the loading cranes causing freight jams. Trucks pile in rail yards while no empties return and mines may sit idle due to crane congestion and weather or pilot delays.
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Snewcastia
Sire
Aivel Stetke
al Shipmasters
Ocerror
Aeaiastic
Tin Beieiwwang Cloriandsstaiene
Melbourne Advertiser Press Plans For London News
Lyne argues Australia should advertise itself in England and Deakin agrees. They favor sending an assortment of news to London via the Press Association or another channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
W. d. Lyne
Australia
England
Deakin
London
Press Association
Federal Cabinet Battles Mail Contract Issue
Acting Premier says guarantee to the regiment will not be signed while contractors are in default. Commonwealth demands a secured bond paid first. Government will seek federal approval or assurance it has no objection before acting.
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Alberour. Ni
Commonwealth
Mellor’s Boot Store Showcases Boats Shoes and Sippers
Jas Mellor highlights a display of boats shoes and sippers with prices claimed as the lowest in town. The proprietor guarantees satisfaction on every pair and promotes a wide selection in a bold storefront presentation.
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Jas, Mellor
Mellor
New Intercolonial Steamer Marama Launched in Greenock
The Union Steamship Company reports the Marama, a 6000 ton intercolonial steamer, was successfully launched at Greenock yesterday by Mrs James Mills. The vessel represents a major expansion for Dunedin's shipping interests and marks a milestone in regional steamship development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Union Steamship Company
Greenock
James Mills
Zam-Buk Balm Offered for Winter Skin Ailments
An advertisement extols Zam-Buk Balm as a universal remedy for chapped skin roughness and irritation in winter. It claims to soothe sore skin rub between hands and inhalation for colds, with testimonial from Mrs Ef. Beaver of Parramatta North praising its healing effects on pimples chapped hands and baby skin. It urges use after washing with soap and drying and warns against cold creams and impure scented soaps. Zam-Buk sold in pots by chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ef. Beaver
Clifford Street
Parramatta North
N.S.W
Rheumo Promises Relief For Rheumatism Gout and Lumbago
Rheumo claims to aid rheumatism gout sciatica and lumbago improving health and happiness at prices 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Sold widely in shops and stores.
Alleged Sly Grog Selling In Southland Hotel Case
In Invercargill on June 28 the Shamrock Hotel cases proceeded after adjournment. Margaret MacAuliffe pleaded not guilty to selling whisky on April 10 and was convicted and discharged. She was also convicted and discharged on keeping whisky and beer for sale. William Meikle Joseph Harnett and Martin Campbell faced charges of assisting in the sale. The defense argued aiding sale implies siding with the seller and the magistrate reserved decision.
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Invercargill
Shamrock Hotel
Supreme Court
Margaret MacAuliffe
William Meikle
Joseph Harnett
Martin Campbell
Arbitration Court Tackles Profit Sharing Wages
In Wellington on June 27 Justice Liu stated the Arbitration Court would not fix wages on a profit sharing basis. He urged fair remuneration regardless of profit or net, noting profits should influence wages only in extreme cases. Employers’ representative warned high decisions could drive men to the streets.
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Wellington
Arbitration Court
Liu
Wander
Warner's Safe Cure Praised in Liver Complaint Letter
A chronic liver illness sufferer reports twelve months of indigestion chest heaviness and shoulder blade pains. After ineffective purgatives, Warner's Safe Cure brought rapid relief and full recovery, with recommendations to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Inleo
Mince
Divorce Suit at Supreme Court Highlights Suspicious Conduct
Catherine Austin petitions for divorce from William Austin alleging misconduct. A witness supports the claim but Justice Denniston cautions the court to avoid being used, noting the defendant acted while watched by a man assigned by the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Supreme Court
Catherine Austin
William Austin
Denniston
Money To Lend On Freehold Securities At Low Rates
Sale type: loan offer. Provides lending on freehold securities in any amount with low current rates and easy repayment terms. No location or organization named.
Approved Freehold Security Sums Announced
The notice states approved freehold security amounts ranging from £100 to £10,000 with interest rates at 44 percent per annum.
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Alford Forest
Heart OF Black Birch
Audi
Sharplin and CO
Ass ; & Loe
Newman’s Livery
Somerset Hotel
J. Newman
R. McIntyre
Cable News
TRE
Boxing Association
Per Press Association
Civil Service Superannuation
British Museum Extension
J. Edwards
Davey Street
Geelong
Vic
K. Chapman
Paddington Street
N S.W
Gladstone Mayne
Parade
Norwood
Annie Leleman
Zabina Street
Thomas Street
North
Broken An
N.S. W
A. McHwart
Princes Place
Parlinghhirst, N.aaw
William Tanner
Hawks’ Lane
West Geelong
Warners Safe Cure
H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd
Srothing Factory
N.Z. Clothing Factory
Bushell
East Street
Gilmour
Seattle
Rands
Moore Street
ACME
T Young
Ulsted
Dougall and
Upham
Walter Pickles
W. Anderson
Sadlier & Harness Meker
Fletcher Bros
Ean Ay
Cooper
Friedlasdier Bros., Ltd
GE Nps
Lawrence-Kennedy-Gillies
RGA
Asher Makus
Smith Mackwell
F. Potter, Saddler
Burnest, St
Barningham
Zelandia
Zealandia
Utton
National Mortgage and Agency Co
FE SG
Custer and
MR Cummins
O’carroll
Tancred Street
Ab Heine” Tes
Manchester Bros
Burnet? Street
Perry, Perry & Kinnerney, Solicitors
Timaru
Kilworth
Manchester
Titan
Srilish-New Zealand Meat and Produce Company, Ltd
H. F. Reece
West Street
Lane
Ashvurton
Ves
Witschell and Burner
Thomas Hancox
Robert Bell
Bee
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