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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
3
South Australia Shines In Shield Opener With 368 Run First Innings
In fine weather Victoria v South Australia opened with South Australia scoring 368 in their first innings. Mayne 43 Campbell 27 Crawford 163 Rundell 31 Middleton 90 led the tally while Matthews took four wickets for 111, McNaughton four for 401, and Cannon two for 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Victoria
South Australia
Crawford
Mayne
Campbell
Rundell
Middleton
Matthews
McNaughton
Cannon
Ten teams in six days cycle race finale in Melbourne
Ten teams remain in the six days cycle race with the finish expected tonight in Melbourne. The event began earlier and has drawn competitive action across multiple stages as riders vie for the overall lead and prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bartlett Defeats Caldwell in Two Rounds
W Bartlett of Christchurch faced S Caldwell of Wanganui in a heavyweight bout at Wanganui last evening. Bartlett won easily in two rounds, securing a clear victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bartlett
Christchurch
S. Caldwell
Wanganui
Wanganu
Bartlett
Rifle Shooting Dominion Meeting at Trenham
Results from the Dominion meeting in Trenham February 28 feature multiple rifle events. Team matches and field firing tests list scores for Wallington Suburbs BC Christchurch RC Auckland RO Karori RC New Plymouth BC Opaki RC Akara na BC and others with excellent kneeling shooting and discipline noted for the Christ Church team. The report also covers casualty and observation matches with aggregates and individual shooters named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentham
Wallington Suburbs
B.C
Christchurch
Karori A. R.C
New Plymouth B.C
Opaki A. R.C
Karori
R.C
Opaki
Karar
Wellington Suburbs
Christchurch B.C
Auckland
Karori Aro
Korori
A.C
New Plymouth R.C
Akarana R.C
Wellington
Suburbs
Opski
Akerana B.C
Opaki B RC
Christchurch RG
Imneeling
New Plymouth
Akaratia
Barori
Opal
Opeki
Akarana
Cuthbertson
Tramerfun
McMahon
Sounds
Rifeman Robinson
Chainai
Fiifeman Pearce
Rangitikei
Ttifleman McAlister
Rifeman Allen
Gisborne
Rifeman Rutherford
Mauriceville
Mayhew
Peilding
Potter
McIntyre
Tos Dew Cau Ates
Gia Gee
Craw
Chorlton
Balfour
Greytown
Cheeseman
Taumarina
McAlister
Mace
Comrie
Alaron
Evans
Eketakunn
Littlejohn
Paerea
Ballinger
Petone
Bocoamba
Te Awamuty
Melver
Local Sports Scores Report From Tonight's Team Matches
Wellington Suburbs 47 Auckland 465. Akarana 441. Christchurch 491. Opaki A 415. Rarori A 392. New Plymouth 378. Opaki 3B ae Karori B 344. Opaki remains unfinished with one competition still to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Suburbs
Auckland
Akarana
Christchurch
Tinwald District Sports Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Tinwald District Sports Club met at Odd Fellows Hall with over thirty members present including Tinwald Town Board and Tinwald Domain Board. James Cow presided as officers were elected and a profitable year ending in 1912 with a credit balance and £19 profit was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinwald District Sports Club
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tinwald
Tinwald Town ‘Board
Tinwald Domain Board
James Cow
Messrs Cow
Greig
Studholme
Nosworthy
Newton
Tarbotton
Williams
H. Millichamp
R. A. Pearce -Hampton
Teppett
Wilson
Doherty
Friedlander
Willis
Aldridge
Muirhead
Burns
Bell
Heseltine
Patching
Haar
Clothier
Canterbury
Domain Board
W. Pickles
W. Nosworthy
Messrs
W. Bell
C. Docherty
J.C. N. Grigg
J .Gudsell
Jas. Hampton
FH. Millichamp
BE. B. Newton
T. A. C. Pearce
R. A. Pearse
T. ‘Tarbotton
D. Feppett
J.T. Thomas
J. Studholme
T. Wilson
T.” Williams
J. N. Watson
7. G. Britteriden
G. W. Aldridge
F. R. Bennison
F. Clothier
P. Doherty
B. Lusk
T .Parvall
J.H. Bowden
Timaru
H. Lowry
R. Carpendale
Hinds
Mears RB. Bennison
BE. G. Brittenden
D. McKenzie
T. Turtill
T. Tarbotton
Warner's Safe Cure Promised To Restore Kidney and Liver Health
An article extols Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for rheumatic and gouty affections caused by urinary and biliary poisons. It claims the medicine restores kidney and liver function, eliminates toxins, and provides permanent relief, with testimonials of cures for Bright's disease and related disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
Hy AL Warner and
C O., Ltd
Meltourne
Last screening of Uncle Tom's Cabin at His Majesty's Theatre
The entertainment programme at His Majesty's Theatre tonight includes the final screening of Uncle Tom's Cabin. A strong choir will perform several choruses during the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Theatre
Fuller’s Pictures at Theatre Royal Draw Strong Audience
Thursday’s change programme returned for a second screening at the Theatre Royal where Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight led the program and drew the strongest crowd. Patrons have one last chance to view the films tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Speaking Pictures At Theatre Royal In March Exhibition
Theatregoers at the Theatre Royal will see and hear the latest speaking pictures with a biomegaphone device. The New Zealand tour is brief due to Australian dates. Performers include Billy Williams Albert Whelan Arthur Gilbert Stan Kirby Peter Dawson and Madame Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Biomegaphone
New Zealand
Bio-Megaphone
Billy Williams
Albert
Whelan Arthur Gilbert
Stan * Kirby
Peter Dawson
Madame’ Deering
Acidity of the stomach a serious malady
The article explains acidity of the stomach as a serious condition caused by undigested foods that ferment, producing gases and poison. It describes symptoms like heartburn and sour stomach and touts Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills as a cure, claiming fast relief and lasting results with a silver-coated tablet sold for 1s 6d per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Baxter’s
Prescription to TOE Guarantees Doctor Ordered Care
A fragment advises carrying the prescription to TOE ensures receiving exactly what the doctor ordered. The terse note underscores certainty in medical guidance and treatment delivery.
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Cancery Department
Ashburton
Halma
Saunders’ Buildings
Tee
Fletcher Bros
Pirst
Avery
Ansonia
Phird -Prizie
T. H. Andrill & 60
Wood and
Beesteads
New
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Tancred Street
Cricket
Victoria v. South Australia
Boxing
Dominion Meeting
PRAMS
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Entertainments
Hayward's
Fuller’s Pictures
Raven
Raven Tea
Tively
London
Overland
Webber
Smily
THE
Bonnington’s
Bonnington
Dane
H. E. Bonnington
Surnett
Bireet
Jordan
Invicta
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