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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
4
The notice states FHV above Company plans liberal advances against frozen meat shipped to London. It notes London operations are led by Mr A K Rexor ensuring favorable shipment realization. For full charges contact legal Agent Walter Pickles at West Street.
In Weatinavon on May 3 a tram derailment on the Brooklyn line near Nairn street plantation killed Mrs Ball of Murchison and injured her husband Thomas Bell, motor man John Hay and conductor Arthur Perkins. The palace car left the track after 16 yards, tipping over a 5 ft embankment. Mrs Bell died, others injured. The Bells were holidaying, returning from Christchurch and other southern towns.
Mrs S J Condiv of 116 Buckhurst Street South Melbourne recounts suffering a foot wound for eleven months. She credits Zam-Buk Balm with cleaning the wound and healing it after trying doctors and other remedies. She notes relief after using Zam-Buk and urges others to use the antiseptic balm. Zam-Buk is promoted as an invaluable remedy for skin injuries and infections available from stores and chemists.
The South Rakaia Road Board held its first meeting on Thursday with members Croy Harrison Lambie Morland and Mageon present. Lambie elected chairman welcomed Magnon, minutes approved, clerk report considered, expenditures ordered to be printed. Correspondence covered damages claim rejected and Council offers declined. Various road maintenance and bylaw matters discussed. accounts totaling £170 7s 6d approved for payment.
Reports from faith leaders and correspondents describe fifteen million Chinese people in famine across Sinchow and Pai chow districts. Accounts recount emaciation, drownings, and children sold for pennies as relief funds are organized through the Union Bank of Australia Ashburton and forwarded to Hongkong Anglican bishops for distribution to Protestant missionaries.
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