Wanganus and Hawens Bay Sheep and Farm Listings
Wanganus 4569 acres of prime sheep country with two sheep per acre year round and two homesteads for £41 000 terms. No. 380 Bay or Plenty 765 acres suitable for cook sheep and cattle with a good homestead priced at £387,500 terms. Hawens Bay 80 acres well improved with new buildings and fences, rent 8s per acre, price includes goodwill and improvements at £6 per acre.
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Prices: Seven shillings per thousand
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Farm Labourers Dispute Continues at Darfield Conciliation Board
The Darfield Conciliation Board session, chaired by Mr W. Minson, heard farmers union objections to union wage claims and discussed contracts, hours, and holidays. Farmers like Thomas Reid and Herbert Oliver argued against increased wages, while farm workers cited contract work benefits and pay scales. The board adjourned to continue hearings with witnesses remaining on record.
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Prohibition in the United States Shapes Attitudes and Practice
The Morning Post cites A Maurice Low noting that nearly half of Americans live where liquor sales are banned. Prohibition gains in the South while debates persist on whether bans reduce or push illegal drinking, with arrests and social attitudes reflecting mixed outcomes.
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Letter on No license and temperance debate
A correspondent supports temperance and opposes a no license policy. He argues that a few semi-sake individuals corrupt law abetting abstinence, cites lack of reform under the experiment, and concerns about liquor sales while noting personal difficulty in obtaining a drink. MODERATE DRINKER.
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Wanted Mayor Progressive and Bold For Our Town
A reader poem urges a future mayor to be progressive and bold. It calls for cheap gas and water, electric light, a canal from the bridge to the sea, and a well run town meeting. The piece ends with the sign-off BARNEY OHEA.
Rheuma remedy boasts by New Plymouth resident
John Abbott, a longtime New Plymouth plumber, endorses Rheuma for rheumatism and uric acid pain in a July letter. The ad promotes Mellor's Shoes during a holiday sale offering light durable footwear at economical prices.
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Kingsland on Argentina farming and meat exports
Former La Plata Cold Storage founder in Buenos Aires notes rising output of 600 bullocks and 6000 sheep daily for British markets, plus a thriving dairying sector. He cites immigrant labor trends, alfalfa cropping, and strong foreign investment driving a bright outlook for Argentina's farming sector.
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The Sydney Strike in New South Wales Wharfs
The Sydney Herald reports a historic strike by wharf labourers opposing terms set two years ago by the Arbitration Court. Unionists rallied to pressure three coastal firms using non-union labor, striking 8000 workers on Thursday and closing many ships. A Mass meeting then resolved to resume work for Inter-State and overseas vessels while continuing the boycott against Illawarra Newcastle and North Coast ships.
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