Premises to Let and Building Sites For Sale
T BULLOCK offers a small shop with bracing attached fronting Main Street and a seven room house with outbuildings at Cameron inner aide near railway. Also for sale are town and suburban building sites including Central site at Cox and Cass Streets near the railway, Dobson Street front, Perrace front, Oxford Street front, and sections in Tinwald and suburbs. Full particulars on application to T. Rulloce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atc
Cameron
Rowbdtham
Cox and
Cass Streets
Railway Station
Dobson Street
Perrace
Oxford Treet
Netherby
Tinwald
T. Rulloce
Guaranteed Potato Delivery in Large or Small Thetes
A short note touts guaranteed delivery of potatoes in large or small ghani thetes. It emphasizes dependable supply and prompt fulfillment for buyers seeking specific potato sizes.
Tiwald Town Board Notes Maintenance Hire and Street Work
The Tiwald Town Board held its Friday meeting. Members considered substitutions on the roll and approved changes for names. Eight applications for a maintenance man were reviewed and £ Williams accepted at lis ad per day. The Registrar-General request for receipts was acknowledged. The board will inform Mr Bradley after Chief Surveyor reply. The inspector reported generally satisfactory district conditions aside from pigsties. Concrete pipes will be placed at Graham's road and McMurdo street. Fences encroaching on footpaths will be trimmed after notices to occupiers. Accounts totaling £10 were approved for payment.
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Tiwald
Messrs
T. Williams
J. A. Clothier
J. Hampton
D. Tappett
Gen. Richison
Borman
Hoge
Williams
Lis Ad
Bradley
Charles Street
Graham’s Road
McMurdo Street
Pest moth found in New Zealand maize shipment
A maize shipment from Tiji arrived with sacks covered in small grey moths. Government inspector Arnett warned Wellington there is no law to address grain pests, risking spread of a major grain crop scourge. The anvoumois frei moth can infest maize and bore into wheat rye or corn kernels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Auckland
Arnett
Wellington
America
Anvoumois
Britishers and New Zealand Play Drawn At Wet Athletic Park
June 27 at Willington a fierce football match drew as the field softened. The Britishers improved markedly adopting a New Zealand style, while New Zealand forwards pressed hard. Casualties were high with Alexivedy and Vassall sidelined. Vassall suffered concussion yet finished the game. Final score Britain six? New Zealand two? ended in a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Athletic Park
South Island
New Zealand
Alexivedy
Vassall
Sid Og Heriguanter
Hunter
Gray
Mitchinson
Britain
Matches Played In 1909 Rugby Schedule for Wellington Club
The record lists result lines from May to June detailing Wellington team matches against Wellington Wairarapa Otago Southland New Zealand South Canterbury Canterbury West Coast and Buller Nelson and Marlborough unions. Score outcomes show multiple defeats and several wins across Dunedin Timaru Invercargill Greymouth Christ Church and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wairarapa
Mastertons
Otago
Dunedin
Southland
Invercargill
New Zealand
South Canterbury
Timaru
Canterbury
Christ Church
West Coast
Buller
Greymouth
Nelson
Marlborough
Effects of railway construction on local land values
Wellington reports the Main Trunk line’s impact with a county valuation surge. Waimarina county including Ohakune Kaitihi and Karioi rose from £520,000 in 1904 to £1,369,000, illustrating development along the railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Waimarina
Ohakune
Kaitihi
Karioi
McCarthy Fund aids Timaru family left to struggle
In Timaru the McCarthy Fund helps a sightless father and his three children after eight months of hardship since an accident. The mother washed for income and the family faced near starvation at Christmas. Subscriptions have raised funds, with contributions from Sympathiser and A B among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru
Asquith Unveils Radical Budget With Old Age Pensions
May 1 budget outlines revenue 152 835 000 pounds and expenditure 152 502 000 with a 388 000 contingency margin. Surplus realized 4 726 000. national debt to be reduced by 13 030 000 and projected 13 000 000 next year. Old age pension plan set from seventy, 5s per week single, 7s 6d married, UK subjects only, post office application from 1908, income limits 26 pounds single 89 pounds married. Sugar duty cut from 2d to 1 10d per ewt, about one farthing per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
House of Commons
Socialism in England Cites Kraemer Theory and May Day
Ms Tom Mann reprints a Stuttgart delegate Mr W B Kraemer notes Socialists advance in England shaking English conservatism. He attended Hyde Park May Day, praised Socialist Sunday School unions and a growing London movement with women suffragists and Australian girls. He warns revolutions and India crisis threaten capitalism, urging united Socialist action and Wagland’s salvation through Socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mann
W. 8. Kraemer
Stuttgart
Kraemer
England
Hyde Park
Socialist Sunday School Union
Aalia
America
London
Hneland
Germany
France
Australia
Respt
India
Wagland
Prince of Wales Dinner Highlights Imperial Unity and Empire Links
At the Royal Colonial Institute dinner in London, the Prince of Wales lauded the Empire’s vastness and potential. He praised Mer Price as Premier of South Australia, welcomed future Governor Lord Dudley, and urged reciprocity in education while stressing cooperation, defense, and imperial ties across the dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Royal Colonial Institute
Hotel Cecil
London
Mer Price
South Australia
Australia
Lord Dudley
Reolm
England
Queen Victoria
University of the
Cape of Good Hope
Oxford
Osler
Canada
Bovey
McGall University
Imperial College of Science and Technology
Kensington
British rugby fixtures list for July and June draw
The record lists fixtures for the British team in July with Hawke's Bay Napier Poverty Bay Gisborne Manawatu Horowhenua Palmerton Wanganui Taranaki New Plymouth Auckland and two New Zealand matches in Auckland and Wellington. Each side earned two points from the drawn results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke’s Bay Union
Napier
Poverty Bay
New Zealand
Wellington
Married Ame Strst Man She The Romance Of A Woman
Miss Adah Pratt of Washington Pennsylvania grew up in a male free colony led by Mrs AlcWhirter who taught women never to speak with men. She left at twenty nine to marry Benjamin F Hoover a Philadelphia merchant, writing then marrying him the same day after meeting him. The ceremony was by Rev Pidge. Hoover began life with three other women from the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrie
Pennsylvania
Miss Adah Pratt
Washington
Sirs
Martha Ac- Whirter
Miss Pratt
Mrs AlcWhirter
Adah
Washington County
Benjamin F. Hoover
Philadelphia
Aliss Pratt
Myr Hoover
Alis Hoover
Mr Hoover
Pidge
Hoover
The Jackson Case Recall of British Rugby Player
Reports suggest F. Jackson of the British team faces alleged offences tied to rugby professional laws from years past. The English Rugby Union acted on a club report, with sympathy shown for Jackson who left amid uncertainty. He claims no knowledge of the charges and may settle in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
F. Jackson
Jackson
Uney
Long-Distance Vision Rivalry in Photographic Telemetry
The Times Pains correspondent reports progress in long distance vision via artificial devices. M. Armengaud, head of the French Society of Aerial Navigation, unveiled a selenium based apparatus at a physics society exhibition. He believes further advances will let observers see across hundreds of miles, though the receiving end remains delicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
M. Armengaud
French Society of Aerial Navigation
Societe Francaise de Physique
Royal Institution
M. Breguet
Paris
New York
Armengaudt
Societe de Physique
Tae
M. Armenganud
Mim Marcel Desprez
Maurice Leblanc
Arton
Perry
Adriano de Paiva
The Husband Getters Discuss Marriage Prospects by Class
A statistician ranks nine female occupations by marriage prospects, with nurses first for gentleness and charm, followed by typewriters, servants, shopgirls, factory workers, schoolteachers, telephone operators, dressmakers, and stay at home girls. The piece notes nuances in each group’s access to men and potential for marriage.
Wallace Retires From New Zealand Football
Wellington veteran footballer W Wallace, long a prominent player for the Wellington club, has definitively announced his retirement from the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
W. Wallace
New Zealand
Proverb Twist Promotes Woman’s Endless Workload
The piece mocks the old saying Woman's work is never done and reframes it as Never finished highlighting women's constant home duties. It mentions Woods' Peppermint Cure as a seasonal aid and notes the cold wintry weather context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Doan's Ointment Praised For Skin Cures Worldwide
Serious dangers of neglected skin troubles are noted with claims that Doan's Ointment provides safe effective relief. A Christchurch reader Miss Harris describes two years of itching relief after using the remedy, which is sold locally and by mail order at 3s 6d per pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Rex
Harris
Amaagh Street
Linwood
Christchurch
Doan
Tester McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Goat-Taught Flock Guards Against Dogs on Sheep Farm
A northern sheep farmer reports using goats to deter dogs, claiming a 500-head flock suffered no losses after introducing goats. The note mentions Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Cotte with pricing listed as 1s 6d wad 2a and 6d.
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T. Bullock
Uth Bond
Tiniwald
Tenered
F P. ¥. Clayton
Ickling Mons
Thomas Brigs
Havelock Street
Craigheld & G6
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailors and Mercers
East Streat
Ashburton
H’s Sandals
T. Young
Ulster Boot Stores
THE
McCarthy Fund
Azoa
Elane
Evby
Fletcher Bros
A. Royal Appeal For Reciproove
Ayer
Ayers
Je G. Ayarkey Lowall
Mass. U, 3. Ay
T. Crogks
Expressman
General Carrie
W. Pickles
West Street
N.Z. Express Company
Methven District
Imber
Methven
Terie Ae
Childress
Cote
Tanched Street
Grant & Moore
Saunders’Buildings
Saunders’ Buildings
Ony
Ansl
John Orr & Co
H. M. Jones
UST
Arpenter
Tancred Street
Scotland
Devereux, King & C0., Ltd
Lichfield Street
Chrietechurch
A. BH. Field
Standard Fire and Rare Insurance Company, Ltd
Mutual Provident Society
James Pipe
H. A. Flower
Wallace
Tailors
British New Zealand Mat and Produce Company, Ltd
Walter Pickles
Benjamin
Gun
Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF New Zealand, Limited
A. H. Field
R. Alcorn
Fidelity
H, Field
West Streat
Manning
Mannager
Lily
Kes “Bonnington
Ascteriss
Wai-rongoa
Welina
Lane
MAUDE
Harman
Kennedy
Burnett St
Jere
A. H. Buchanan
Ek Solicitor
Burnett Street
Coleman
Llewellyn Owen
A. Mus, L.O.M., A. Mus
M.lo
Academies
School OF
Aes and
Mies
Claridse
Ethel Claridge
Cox Strees
Jones and Sons
N.Z
Jones
High Street
ILY
NOREW
Om & Co
Abbey
Abermain Coal
Abermain Colliery Co., Ltd
Thos. Brown
Hereford Street
Bose Agents
Hinds
Lauriston
Dominion
T. Fegibson
National Mortgage & Agency CO
LID
Ees
Grain and Seed Merchants
Peblic
Elliot
Talvas
Bald
Hicki
Ellio
H. Field
Ate
D. Thomas Aree
Thorson and Co
European Agency
China
Storea
Ena Jaebtey Bro
Commission
Wyieuam
Abchurch Lane
Aemain
London Bridge
Emsley Burnet
H. B. Bonnington
Mr. Hemsley ‘Burnet
George St
Korio
Lea
Nienteth
Mancheater , Bros. Ay
Thomas, Haicox
Rietor
Robert
Bell
Ofice
Burnett
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