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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

May 05, 1906

Page

2

Mayfield Sale of Stock and Items By New Zealand Farmers

The New Zealand Farmers' Co operative Association held a successful Mayfield sale with large attendance and strong clearance. Figures include sheep and cattle sales, horses and draughts, dairy cows, pigs, poultry, implements, and other sundries, with prices listed for many items including a bay mare at 30 pounds and a piano at 24 pounds 10 shillings.

New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association Mayfield John Tretheway Airap

Wedding at Salvation Army Hall Ashburton

A wedding at the Salvation Army Hall Ashburton joined Captain Hubert Simpson and Captain Elizabeth Young. The ceremony officiated by Brigadier Knight featured a navy blue cashmere dress, orange blossoms, bridal party members, and a large reception with 200 guests. Speeches, telegrams, and wedding gifts followed, with notes from Mclachlan MHR and Minister Duncan.

Joos Salvation Army Ashburton Hubert Simpson John Hippaon Motueta Elizabeth Thoms Young Knight Dawkies Bridasrasid Miss Doak Hoth Huston Meesra Young Senr Faud T Young Paulger Meadames Fraser Stormer Lawrence Argqubach Mclachl M.H.R Doncan Landa

Timaru rifle match ends in rain as Timaru Port Guards beat Ashburton Rifles

In heavy rain at Timaru the Timaru Port Guards defeat the Ashburton Rifles by 21 points after 19 shots at 500 yards optional sighting. Key scores include Beckingham 45 and Wanghers 48 for the Port Guards and McEires 42, Clayton 42, Befford 39 for Ashburton. Postmatch, both sides dined at the Queen's Hotel with Port Guards entertaining the visitors in the evening.

Timaru Sargt Beckingham Seret Wanghers Morgan Dunnill Thomas Simpson Hill Armstrong Sergt Stephens Cowles Ashburton Rifles McEires Clayton Parsons Befford Potter Stills Sergt Childs Lance Hodgaon Knox Fas Sergé Leitch Queen's Hotel

Ashburton School Board meeting noted with other local items

A report of yesterday’s Ashburton High School Board meeting appears on page four along with grain market reports. Also covered are the Wearare forecast, lectures by Mr Bligh at Oddfellows’ Hall, a debating class discussion on amalgamation, County Council views on Christchurch Domain funding, livestock movements due to feed shortages, and the Ashburton Guards social with prize presentations at the Orange Hall.

Ashburton High School Wearare Fontcast Edwin Wires Waitcross League RB. H. W. Bligh White Cross Leegua Oddfellows Blirk R. Ball Wills Auuryton Allenton Clesa A Heweun HevuTon County Council Christchurch Lambia Lyttelton Harbour Board Chapman Connell Lyttelton Sanda Ge Harper Ashburton Grigg Ragpuns Diatrict Asupurron Sootat Ashburton Guards Orange Hall Endiro Smeaton McPherson Schwartz Cambridge Lieut Percy Misa Terria

May groceries and rail fares listed in town notices

May price list for Medera Fletcher Bros general groceries appears alongside Ashburton race excursion fares. Notices announce a new cash drapery store in Winwald and Boxing Championship dates. Meetings of Returned Troopers, Caledonian Society formation, missionary rally plans, United Band prizes, optometrist Abelson extension, a large Wairarapa land deal, and dairy export records are reported with dates and places.

Medera Fletcher Bros Ashburton T G Boyr Winwald Oddfellows’ Hall Arcada Welington Caledonian Society Ashburton C. I. Union Tinwald Baring Square Church Ashburton, United Band of Hons A. Abelson Somerset Hotel

Hungarians gain absolute majority in chamber

Independents secure a clear win in the Hungarian chamber as May Day events trigger metalworking disruptions in Germany and a Dresden murder confession links several crimes across Austria. The Congo Free State gains a new consulate general as Olympic winners tally prominent prizes. Sir John Forrest argues colonies should contribute to the Navy.

New Yoas America Congo Free State Miernle

Looting at San Francisco Earthquake Sparks Chinatown Removal Fight

Looters plundered thousands of Chinese art objects in the Chinese Quarter for three days before federal troops arrived. Bets are laid on whether Chinatown will be moved from central San Francisco to Hunter’s Point, with Chinese vendors threatening relocation to Portland and Seattle.

Ummer New York San Francisco Oakland Chinatown Sann Francisco Hunter's Point Bay Portland Seattle

Government and relief from abroad aid stance outlined

The Morning Post reports from Washington that the National Government will not accept foreign contributions to the relief fund but does not object to the Citizens Committee at No Francies accepting donations from abroad.

Lorpon Morning Post Washington S Citizens Committee

Wheelmen suspend rider after Good Friday race incident

In Christchurch on May 4 the North Canterbury Wheelmen suspended MM. Renirwp until year-end for touching George Sutherland during the Hefield Cup race held on Good Friday, the decision announced at a club meeting.

Christeuuner North Canterbury Lesens New Zealand MM. Renirwp George Sutherland

One Thousand Guineas Result From Newmarket Meeting

At Newmarket during the May meeting the One Thousand Guineas race was run with Blair winning ahead of Lisehanus and Paid To. Blair secured the victory in the tight finish while Lisehanus took second and Paid To finished third.

Loxvon Newmarket Blair Lisehanus

Wands for America and London Post Winsco Earthquake Losses

Amorigs has taken £1,983,000 from London since the Winsco earthquake and a further £1,000,000 has been engaged from Francoao.

London Amorigs Franoao

Ashburton Autumn Meeting Inceptances List

Ashburton County Racing Club releases the inceptances for the Autumn Meeting with entries across divisions including one mile and a quarter and six furlongs. Notable horses listed include Verde Grosvanor Merrymaker Czarevna Desratalkar Antigone Merrymaker Rangitats Tom Tit Wakaraupo Derringcotte and Silent Member among others. Entries cover several weights with perfunctory declarations for five furlongs and related stakes and horses including White Shield Sunburst Nellie Gray and Peaceful.

Ownpeach Hack Weutrer Verde Grosvanor Merrymaker Assepai Dat Mango Stepmar Silver King Wakaraupsdat Albatross Asupurron Hanvicar Czarevna Makaroff Peaceful Farmisup Watree Antigone Bombaston Leo-Enfield Aasogai Seung Hanntoar Rangitats Casabianos Wakaraupo Tom Tit Polyphon Guove Faun Hanpicap Zatland Sandy Hilarity Manjess Alexis Count Gorten Grand Stand Lea Enfield Velodis Matrosze One Mila Covnsor Queen Mambrino Kelso Hulogy Lagwnon Pears Koras Goodsight Miss Doris Patty Pan Benjui Nellie Gray Frane Buccleuch Contest

Ashes and Losses Reported in San Francisco Gate Incident

Fragmentary report notes gates opened in San Francisco releasing ashes. The Commercial Unions estimate British company losses around six million. Suelish offices to cover only legal liabilities.

London Suelish

Regulars Offered for Immediate Service in Pretoria

Mr Smyth told Parliament that the General commanding Pretoria offered 4,306 Regulars at short notice. The government valued the moral effect of imperial troops, while natives believed aid would not recur. Regulars were expected to be needed for active service and Pietermaritzburg transport costs would be covered by Natal.

Manrizaurg Smyth Pretoria Pietermaritzburg Natal

Government Proclamation on Coolie Repatriation Read in Parliament

Mr Churchill outlined terms pledging Imperial government support for repatriation of discontented coolies. Applicants must work six months before applying and contribute to repatriation costs. On May 4 Cartown judged the wording will deter most coolies from using the offer.

London Churchill Cartrown Rand

Canterbury Jockey Club Backs NZ Cup, Increases Grand National Stp

The Canterbury Jockey Club programme committee approved the report and recommended no change to the New Zealand Cup. It also proposed raising the Grand National Steeplechase distance to 1000 government measurements.

Canterbury Jockey Club

New Pictures and Magician at Oddfellows Hall Christchurch

Bierraph presents a programme in Christchurch featuring Mack's New Pictures with animated NZ footballer scenes and a Welsh match sequence. Includes Our Boys landing at Auckland and a magician ventriloquist act Professor Scott. Also notices a Boots sale at Stock's Blue Boot Store Burnett Street.

H.C. Barrett East Street Achburton Oddfellows W. ¥. Macdermott Mack Christchurch New Zealand Sorem Auckland Scott Stock’s Burnett Street

Tax Collectors Murdered in Zululand Ambush

A magistrate and a policeman were murdered while collecting taxes at Mahlahitini in Zululand. The incident was reported from Pietermaritzburg with a timestamp of May 4 and a reception note of May 6 847 a.m. Police launched searches for suspects.

A.m. Pietermaritzburg Mahlahitini Zululand

Westminster Gazette Denies Gov Pledges on Repatriation Door

The Westminster Gazette states the Government has not pledged to open repatriation and notes the proclamation is an emergency measure for exit if circumstances justify, amid questions on policy.

Loxpon Westminster Gazette

Magistrate and policeman shot at Vryheid border

The wounded Magistrate Mr Stainbank died at Mahlabitini after a tax collection party was fired on by natives near the Vryheid border. Police officer Fallars survived. The party, escorted by two women and eight policemen, faced an unopposed start until ambushed.

Piiver Mayie Stainbank Fallars Vryheid Mahlabitini Fellaras

Labour Party Manifesto Demands Inquiry on South Africa

The Independent reports the Labour Party manifesto calls for an enquiry into the condition of the natives in South Africa. It notes Natal is not inflamed and cannot judge impartially while natives are being provoked.

London Independent Labour Party South Africa Natal

Deportation Recommendation at Meise Johannesburg Probe

May 4 dispatch notes the commission finishing its labours and urging the deportation of bad Chinese. If gamblers and opium smokers are expelled, the others will settle down. The piece complains of government refusal to grant a full investigation before the proclamation.

Caretown Loxpow

Independent Labour Party to oppose Education Bill second reading

The Independent Labour Party will vote against the Education Bill on the second reading while Nonconformist members back the measure but oppose the special facilities clause, signaling party splits over key provisions.

London Independent Labour Party

Nanchang Massacre Settled as China Pays Indemnity

In a May 3 settlement, France and China resolve claims over the Nanchang incident. China admits the magistrate acted and pays 460,000 taels about £57,000. The Government orders punishment for authors of the missionaries massacre in February ending with ten Europeans killed.

Pats France Ching Nanchang China

Collision for Buninyong and Criffel near Sydney heads

The steamer Buninyong inbound from Melbourne with eighty passengers collided with the barque Criffel off Bradley's Head and Garden Island. Criffel struck amidships causing severe damage to Buninyong which anchored then made for Elizabeth Bay, eight feet of water in the hold. Passengers landed safely. The barquentine forward damage.

Syvoner Buninyong Melbourne Criffel Wen Newcastle America Bollingong Bradley's Head Garden Island Elizabeth Bay Syonex H.M.S. Powerful

Colliery Employees Union Rejects Registration Withdrawal

A May vote by the Colliery Employees Federation at Newcastle failed by two votes to approve withdrawal from registration at the Arbitration Court. The result affects union status and regulatory alignment for the colliery workers.

Syoner Newcastle Arbitration Court

Melbourne club seeks English cricket tour dates at Sydney Ground

Telegram from Melbourne club asks for dates matching last English tour, implying an English team visit to Sydney. Trustees warn the move bypassed the Board of Control and NSW Cricket Association, and note international matches on the Sydney ground could proceed if a duly accredited English team arrived. The Marylebone Club weighs accepting New Zealand’s late year invitation and local differences remain unsettled.

Stower Sydney Cricket Melbourne Board of Central New South Wales Cricket Facton Sydney Cricket Froand Melbouena Cricket Club Board of Control New Stalls Wind Ciicket Sidnay Cricket Ground England London Sportsman Mary Taboos Club Australia Fron & Waited Marylebone Club New Zealand

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