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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
2
O B Boot Waterproof promise from Lively Boot Store
The O B Boot is advertised as waterproof and strong for farmers and all, with a written guarantee of refunds if not as represented. Available in black or tan, hand sewn with English Oak Tan leather soles, priced at 80s, sole agents in Ashburton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.B
O.G
Ashburton
Relinquishment of Business and Transfer to New Firm
Notice that the author relinquishes business to Messrs JESTS and FROST effective March 1 and asks the public for continued support. The new firm is W. BR. SHATTOCK, Butcher, Nast Street, Ashburton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLG
Messrs Jests
Frost
Ruskin
A. T. BH. Williams
East Street
Technical education under strain in Ashburton bids
A report from Ashburton details insufficient accommodation for technical classes and calls on the Department of Education and Borough Council to provide proper facilities. It cites crowding in pressmaking and cookery classes, urging action to secure a better site and adequate space as youth trains advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Ashburton
Department of Education
Havelock
Cameron Streets
Puchnical Classes Association
Tucker
Jawexer
Borough Courie
Mies L. M. Rennie
A. D. Renate
Fm Cookery
No Pace Like Haste On New Zealand View Of Queensland
A commentary contrasts Queensland and New Zealand as settlement fields. It warns New Zealanders against idealizing Queensland, noting harsh geography, floods, droughts, and long travel to towns, arguing Queensland cannot match New Zealand for most settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Queensland
Mir
Lesina
Queensland Legislative Assembly
England
London
Australia
Bad-Blocke
Invercargill Ladies Plan Petition to Aid Immigrant Servants
A Press Association telegram reports a meeting in Invercargill led by the Mayor to discuss aiding immigrants suited for domestic service. A Christchurch ladies petition to Parliament earned local support, with a committee formed to collect signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
Invercargill
Christchurch
Ashburton Oddfellows district meeting reports gains and new officers
The Ashburton District Manchester Unity of Oddfellows held its annual meeting at the Oddfellows Hall with delegates present. G M Campbell presided as he outlined principles and district progress showing an increase in Sick and Funeral Fund to £10,471 9s 8d, despite £309 10s 3d sick pay and £120 funeral benefits. New officers were elected and installed, marking one of the district’s most successful meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
Manchester Unity, Independent Order’ of Oddfellows
Oddfellows
G.M. Bro
Campbell
Dominion
P.G.N
D.P.G.M
Jas. Patterson
P.G
J. AH. Mushet
G.M
Reid
P.P. G
T. Norgan
F. Pritchard
Hardy
P.P.M
F. Willians
Mrs Hannam's Benefit At Oddfellows Hall Monday
A strong varied programme for Mrs Hannam's testimonial at Oddfellows Hall features songs recitations monologues violin piano cornet solos band selections comediettas and mind reading. All performers offer services free to aid the destitute woman with lantern slides illustrating an original wreck song. The plan is at Mr Gates s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannam
Oddfellows’ Hall
Madame Paddon
Forrester
Mus. Bac
Barrie Marscher
F. K. Cooper
é.Beech
Gates
Agricultural statistics for New Zealand crops and stocks
Wellington reports wheat area 252 391 acres with 33 bushels per acre expected yield 8 328 903 bushels. Oats 407 037 acres at 42 bushels per acre yield 17 095 554. Barley 48 853 acres at 34 bushels per acre yield 1 661 002. Wheat and flour on hand October 31 total 1 761 534 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Illicit Distillation Raids Arrest Two Men in Adelaide Road
Wellington reports police raid on Maurice Colline and Thomas Matthews premises on Adelaide road. Detectives Broberg Cassells Lewis and Andrews led the operation resulting in the arrest and discovery of a whisky still with copper and worm, a trough containing squid undergoing conversion. Both men were remanded with bail set at £50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Adelaide’ Road
Maurice John Colline
Thomas ‘Matthews
Broberg
Cassells
Lewis and Andrews
Collins
Matthews
Brewer Held For Stealing 44 Cattle At Runanga
The Supreme Court at Napina heard the charge against William Brewer aged twenty three found guilty of stealing 44 head of cattle from Runanga station belonging to Richard Seene and James Reid. The jury gave a strong mercy recommendation noting Brewer was led by Samuel Beswick former station manager now serving a sentence for related thefts. Sentencing deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napina
Supreme Court
William Brewer
Richard Jseene
James Reid
Runanga
Mercy
Samuel Beswick
Brewer
Queen of Italy suffers broken rib in Rome incident
The Queen of Italy injured a rib at Messina while stopping a terrified woman from self destruction. She refused medical aid at the moment. Also reported Cadbury Brothers Fry Company and Rowntree reject slave grown cocoa from Portuguese Islands of St Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Messina
London
Cadbury’ Brothers
Fry Company
and Rowntree Company
St. Thome
Wrights' Aeroplane Flights Impress in Pau Visit
Paris reports King Edward witnessed two successful Wright brothers flights at Pau. Wilbur Wright piloted the aircraft on both trips while his sister accompanied him on the second ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Association
Paris
King Edward
Pau
Wilbur Wright
Mr Wright
Forth Clyde Canal scheme backed by nobility
London report says the Duke of Sutherland chaired a meeting to launch a seventeen million pound Forth Clyde canal project. It aims to open shipbuilding yards at Loch Lomond twelve miles beyond gunfire range, employing 30,000 workers for nine years with support from the Duke of Argyll and Lord Brassey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Press Association
London
Duke of Sutherland
Forth-Clyde Canal
Loch Lomond
Duke of Argyle
Lord
Brassey
Extraordinary railway accident at Windsor Street station
The Canadian Pacific Express from Boston, travelling at forty miles an hour, crashed into the Windsor Street station waiting room in Montreal. A granite pillar collapsed, causing about 106000 dollars in damage and five deaths with twenty injuries among those waiting on the platform. The engine boiler plug blew out. the train could not be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Press Association
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Boston
Windsor Street
Montreal
British Naval Affairs and Dreadnought Demand
The London naval statement echoes in provinces with Unionist calls for speeding eight dreadnoughts. Radical press warns reforms may stall. MPs debate armaments funding as Krupp workers gain wage increases. Discussions cite Carwardor plan, pre dreadnought value, and pandering to panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Press Association
London
House of Commons
Arthur. Lee
Krupp
Lord Carwdor
A. Harvey
Macnamara
Dillon
Henderson
Debate in House of Commons Arouses German Interest
Berlin reports intense interest in the Commons debate as Germany notes Britain’s refusal to accelerate naval build up. Admiral Tirpitz states Germany will field thirteen dreadnoughts and Invincibles in autumn 1912. no disarmament talks are planned. Press and newspapers debate naval strength and home defense implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
House’ of Commons
Germany
Thea Press
Lindéver
Nenesta Nacrichten
German Navy League
Britain
Wenessa Admiral von Tirpitz
Reichstag
McKenna
Daily Mail
Manchester Guardian
Tirpitz
Naval crisis prompts Australia push for arms aid
Sydney reports public figures urging decisive action on Europe’s danger of invasion. McKenna and Wisher warn Britain may need full national resources, while the Daily Telegraph and The Herald discuss potential Dominion contributions to fund dreadnoughts and support the Motherland amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
McKenna
Australis
Wisher
Daily Telegraph
Aharper
Plia
Canada
Admiralty
The
Herald
Australia
Palmerston North porter charged with hotel arson attempt
Detective Quirke reports Edward Hupe, a Royal Hotel porter, is charged with attempting to burn down the Royal Hotel. The case centers on the alleged incendiary act in Palmerston North, investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Prees
Palmerston North
Quirke
Edward
Hupe
the Royal
Captain Idwin Telegraphs Moutherly Wilds Gale
A report notes Captain Idwin signaling a powerful gale near Moutherly wilds where the gles are expected to fall as weather intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idwin
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