Council weighs day labour supervision and by law use
The meeting reviewed casual labour checks noting no formal system and reliance on worker honesty. A plan to improve oversight was referred to the Finance Committee amid calls to protect public funds and confirm day work performed.
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Mr Friedlander
Nir Friedlander
Studholme
Friedlander
Cairns
Reid
Finance Committee
Road Boards Mount Hutt Monthly Meeting Report
The Mount Hutt Road Board held its regular meeting with W. J. Dickie as chairman, noting apologies from Mrs Lock. The clerk and ranger reports were adopted, and a proposed £12 tracing cost for district mapping was rejected as exorbitant. Rates confusion with Mount Somers Board, tendering for office painting, £95 6s 1d accounts passed, £60 donation from Aire Cameron acknowledged, and cemetery tree removal work ordered to continue.
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A. Christie
Friedlander
Wakanui
Studholme
Wakanui Road
Doyle
Ruapuna
Williams
Maronan
Westerfield Mill
Westerfield
Wightman
Stour Creek
Mount Somers
W. Fergus
Pudding Hill
OAS
Dobson
C.E
Ashburton
Teaction Expines
Hinds
Springburn
Methven
Lauriston and Valetta
Wakanui Creek
Dudley Dobson
Selwyn County Council
Railway Department
Christchurch
Equity
Unaut
Tr Studhohne
Wakanni Creek
Tinwald
Remmington’s Creek
Ashburton Domain
Canneil
Creatsey
Ranger Stuart
Bireau
Chertsey
Ashburton Technical Classes Association
Ashburton Fire Brigade
Tt Wag
South Rakaiaad Board
John Hampton
J. C. N. Grigg
Messrs
Morgan and
Dickie
McLean
Hutt
W. Oj. Dickie
W. Morgan
A. Murray
Ma Lock
Hardy
M.P
Mount Somers Road
Aire D. Cameron
Springfield
Mra Cameron
Mount Somers Board Advances Road Work and Cattle Patrol
At Mount Somers on Thursday the board chaired by Gates considered road efforts on Price's road up to Hoad's road, authorized fencing dangerous spots on Alford Settlement road, and approved forming tenders including Clayton Patton for Price's road. It also addressed straying cattle with ranger patrol, dairy road extensions, and ongoing road project inspections.
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Mount Somers
Messrs Gates
Cullen
Lambie
Matheson
Sharplin
Christchurch Technical College
Pawson
Price’s Road
Hoad’s Road
Price’s
Christopher Grieve
Grieve
Alford Settlement
Alessis Cullen
Matheson and
Ford and Newton's
Old Mill Road
Clayton Patton
Woolshed Flat
Tost
Fire devastates Stratford shop and dental office
A 3:30 am blaze gutted a shop run by Miss Finn and a dentist's chambers in Stratford. The fire damaged stock at Bendall, Simmons, Or dell and M'Ray, and Constainery. Sun Office insured Aliss Vlyn's stock for £10. other policies unavailable. A veterinary note on horse conformation follows, warning against short ribs and rough gait.
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Stratford
Finn
Fussell
Bendall
Simmons
Ordell and M'Ray
Civil Engineers
Aliss Vlyn
Sun
Ashburton High School Board meeting notes 1909
The Ashburton High School Board of Governors met to discuss finances including a debit balance of £2249 and a credit £1177, approval to lease reserves, term dates for 1909, and transfer to the Technical Board. The headmaster reported 115 pupils with 95 percent attendance and plans for practical maths, French teaching methods, and music and painting. a wire netting installation for tennis courts and cadets camp arrangements were approved along with furniture tenders for desks lockers forms and chairs.
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High School Board of Governors
Messrs J. Vuecker
H. Davis
W. B. Denshire
W H. Collins
Chapman
Education Department
Treasury
Union Bank of Australia
Technical Board
Ashburton High School
Gill
Collins
Colling
Watters
Ashburton Labour Market February Report
The Department of Labour notes mixed conditions in Ashburton. Building trades show slack in bricklaying and carpentry, while sawmilling and woollen milling remain active. Dairying and farming work are busy, harvesting limited. locals likely cope with available work and few outsiders will gain employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labour
Ashburton
Young Man Charged With Forgery In Auckland
At the Police Court in Auckland on March 5 a young man named Thomas Hammond was remanded to Wanganui on a charge of forging an endorsement to a cheque.
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Auckland
Thomas Hammond
Wanganui
Successful Patents Show Quick Returns for Inventors
The article notes US patents yielding rapid profits from minor improvements such as chaff-cutters threshing devices and printer inks, with example sales in eight to fifteen months. It highlights New Zealand cases including Henry Hughes in Christchurch offering on site patent advice to inventors seeking to fill needs and replace inefficient contrivances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Zealand
Henry Hughes
Hereford Strect
Christchurch
Wilson
Dominion
P.O
Wool clip returns show 316 million pounds in 1907
The official U S wool clip for the year stands at 316 039 000 pounds with the finest quality shipped. Total sheep count on January 1 was 58 240 282, up over 8 million since 1905. Record weight figures and averages are noted, with 1903 yielding the near 64 million mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keep Shape Front Suits from Davies at Arcade Rooms Christchurch
George Tavies sample suits in the Arcade claim superior style fit and finishing with the exclusive Keep Shape Front. Davies offers cash only, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and notes £2 price gap from credit tailors. Ashburton and Christchurch branches announce a shipment of summer sailings with brown green worsteds and blues blacks.
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George Tavies
Ashburton Imen
London
New York
Parkes
New Zealand
Christchurch
Davies
Ashburton
Ehadce
Lane's Emulsion Praised By New Zealand Readers
Letters from New Zealand homes praise Lane's Emulsion for asthma bronchitis and general health. Testimonials hail improvements in children a body builder and a sick adult, noting regular doctor recommendations and nationwide sales.
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Lane
New Zealand
Weare
Mother
Annie Hanagen
Dunedin
Peter Rovd
Lovell
G. Mecoa
Mornington
Tn Lane
Oamaru
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