Cash Discount System Promises Return of Value
Eight years ago we installed a National Cash Register to support a cash discount system. We estimate that 90 percent of the discount tickets issued are returned in exchange for solid value in any goods the customer pleases. We welcome back every ticket as proof of customer satisfaction and value. Cash Discount One Shilling or any goods of Cus.
People's Cash Store Ad Promises Fair Prices and Fresh Goods
Alfred Lee promotes The People's Cash Store Triangle in a brisk ad. It invites shoppers to step in for quoted prices and clearly shown articles. Emphasizes honest treatment, right prices, and fresh butter from the country. Ring up 206 for details.
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People's Cash Store
Triangle
Ladies Gold Necklaces and Pendants Bargain at Sam Crooks
PSA advertises a varied assortment of gold neck chains from 14s and pendants from 7s 6d. Marvellous value offered by Sam Crooks, watchmaker jeweller and optician.
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Sam Crooks
Watersiders strike in Timaru shows signs of breaking up
May 12 reports from Timaru state watersiders and free labourers staged a port operation with three steamers the Winaka Petone and Invercargill worked by 20 to 30 unionists railwaymen and Waterside Union members aided by free labour. A dinner hour meeting extended past three with unionists replaced by free men and a vote to resume not yet decided. A next morning meeting planned to resolve the issue.
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Timaru
Watersiders
Winaka
Petone
Invercargill
Waterside Union
Watersider
Pleasant Point
Union Company
Christchurch City Council fuss over committee appointments and local notices
A Christchurch Herald report outlines a tense City Council debate over committee appointments amid party friction. It notes arrests for distress in Rangiora, a Canterbury Museum gift from C B Ford, wage timing talks for Railway Dept labour, and a Philatelic Society meeting with Mr Ferrier’s stamp collection. Also covered are remarks on the inspection department, a court juror incident in Timaru, and a Christchurch Magisterial Court case where Frank Lamb sues Joseph Devell for about £74 in damages after an assault and related injuries.
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H. Holland
Wellington
Christchurch
Frank Lamb
Lower Riccarton
Rowe
T. A. B. Bailey
Joseph Devell
Sydenham
E Carrier
Alpers
Strickland Street
Jennings
Indrabaral in peril near shore as tides aid refloat plan
The Indrabarath lies close to shore near Marton on May 12 with high tides breaking over her and the ship rolling. The Terawhiti reached at one am and left. cargo remains aboard though towing is doubtful. Refloating operations are being organized in Wanganui with officials optimistic that neap tides will help.
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Marton
Indrabarath
Terawhiti
Wanganui
Supreme Court Opens in Christchurch with Heavy Calendar
The criminal sessions began before Mr Justice Denniston with a calendar of 19 indictments against 7 persons. Six indictments involve sexual cases, though not very serious. Bradshaw received three years for theft, Morton two years for breaking and entering, Brady two months plus reform, Harold three years for indecent assault, Mundy six months with a £5 refund order, and McEwan three years for breaking and entering.
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Christchurch
Denniston
Frederick William Bradshaw
Thomas Morton
John ‘Brady
Alex. Harold
Fitzgerald
Mundy
William McEwan
Burnham School reform urged after repeat offender case
Wellington May 12 Chief Justices urge better system as Burnham Industrial School sentences a Maori youth William Duncan 21 for theft forgery and breaking and entering. Duncan with prior convictions receives concurrent long terms and is labeled a habitual criminal. Judge suggests exploring reforms akin to a George Farmer Republic in America.
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Wellington
Syster
Burnham Industrial School
Supreme Cours
William Duncan
Waitara
Hitham
Burnham
George Fanier Republic
America
Alleged Small Pox Case Shocks Whangārei
Two sick natives brought into Whangārei on Saturday were judged by a medical man as possibly having smallpox. They were sent to the hospital’s isolated ward but bolted at entry and may have returned to Mangahiki. Health Inspector in pursuit. Auckland Health Officer expected tomorrow.
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Whangaret
Mangahaiki
Auckland
When a Simple Cold Turns Into a Dangerous Symptom
The passage describes a person deteriorating from a common cold to a dangerous condition with weight loss and a persistent cough. It warns that unchecked symptoms can cause anxiety and low spirits, urging action to seek help.
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