Property for sale in North West Town Belt Road area
Me Joseph Pollock directs sale of a corner property with dwelling house and outbuildings on 2 roads 83 perches. Describes a desirable, improving locale and future value with a 4 room house and scullery, detached shed. Offers hire-purchase style terms and rent offset to purchase. Also notes 94 acres subdivided into building sites near Rahant with dwelling, stables and windmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pollock
North West Town Belt Road
F. Ferriman
Wellington & Church
S.relts & Yrevor’s Road
Hampstead
God Orchard
Rahant
In Memoriam Charles McIntyre Died May 20 1206
In sad memory of Charles McIntyre who died suddenly on May 20th 1206. We mourn you in silence and sorrow long for the joys of the class that have been. The winds of Heaven blow softly o er that sweet and hallowed spot. Formid the changing scenes of life by us he's not forgot. Inserted by his Grandmother and heel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Charles McIntyre
Charles
Public Interest Versus Private Gain in Land Policy
An old doctrine holds public interest above private or sectional interests. The Clydevale estate case in Otago shows the government unable to match a syndicate’s offer, illustrating conflicts where private interests subsist over public welfare. A permanent tribunal between the State and private owners is urged to protect the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stats
New Zealand
Clydevale
Otago
Gnally
Lande
Regal
McNab
Landa
Intersett
Peragas
Isto Epeculativa Invest Ianta
For Sale 7000 Acre Sheep Country with Buildings Near Rail
7000 acres good homestead with buildings eight miles from rail, currently carrying 6000 sheep and 200 cattle. Price 3 pounds 10 shillings per acre. 2700 acres includes 800 acres river flats under cultivation and balance sheep country, with good residence. carrying 2000 sheep. Price 4 pounds 15 shillings per acre. For full particulars contact the advertiser.
Christchurch Tramway water sprinklers contract awarded
Captain Edwin reports rough winter winds and rain probable as water sprinkler contract to Messrs Cooper and Duncan is set near £2000 for the Christchurch Tramway Board. Returned Troopers hold their annual ball at Oddfellows Hall under Colonel Hawkins. Winter card tournament at Orange Hall draws 100 players with Druids beating Oddfellows and Hibernian beating Foresters. The Paytor Cerrington Co. presents the drama Disowned at Oddfellows’ Hall tonight. Baring Square Mutual Improvement Society adjourned with officers elected. Labour conditions show more applicants seeking work, while a local cycle sale promotes discounted bicycles and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Messea Cooper and
Duncan
Chiistchurch
Orange Hall
Iest
Druids, Hibernian, Foresters and
Oddfellowa’ Lodges
Druids
The
Oddfellows
Hibrnians
Forestars
Wairarapa Daily Times
B. D. Johanston
Empire Day observances and local meetings reported
The issue notes Empire Day activities with a No-License rally in Wills Street Reserve, a tea at Ammy Barracks, and speeches by A. G. Adams and D. Dawson. It also covers farm labourers disputes, land bill discussions, Mayfield Society, sheep owners union meetings, and a stock market comment on lamb teeth and apple exports from Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows
Wellington
Ashburton High School
Stock Exchange
Law and Insurance
Foden
South Canterbury
Chubr
Hintzdate
Temaka
Wanganui
Hintz
Huh
Mayfield Mutual Improvement Society
Phos. McDowell
Thair
Delton
Wills Street Wear
Ammy Barracks
A. G. Adams
Dunedi
D. Dawsvan
Oddfellows’ Hall
Ashburton
Lamba
Hampstead Town Board Sets By law Draft Plan
A Hampstead special meeting in Arcade Chambers voted to draft by laws on meeting times lapsed questions committees petitions officers nuisance trespass health night soil licenses discharge of firewater and other matters. A public inspection window from June 17 to June 25 was set at Hampstead Post Office. The board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead
G. W. Andrews
A. C G. Hardy
Pristelle
W. Thompany
Red. Lewis
A. L. Sandrey
Andrews
Vrizgello
Lewis
Friazelle
Fire Brigades Act Dilemma Hits New Zealand Districts
Dunedin May 21 Fire Brigades Act difficulties arise from Gazette rules issued April 25 requiring notices to insurers and board appointments by April 30. Local bodies face two year delay without amended act. Maori Hill and Lawrence towns already affected while awaiting orders and possible session amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Cy Findlay
Wellington
A. 2. Barclay
M.H.R
Times
Barkelay
Gazette
Findlay
Overnor
Maori Hill
Tust
Lawrence
Employers' Federation outlines aims for industrial unity
Auckland May 21. At a meeting of employers Mr Pryor secretary of the New Zealand Employers' Federation described its work and aims. He said the federation serves employers in labour legislation and administration, supports unions but opposes abuse, seeks an industrial union for each industry and district associations, and a colonial federation to counter workers’ organization. It watches district interests and colonial trades through an Advisory Board and Parliamentary Committee in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Unions
Auckland
L. BR. Phillips
Farmers’ Union
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Young Men’s
G. B. Inglis
C. Wilson
J. W. McGregor
Thos. E. Watt
L. J. Watt
Robert B. Bell
Bb. E. Craighead
F. Barrett
G. B. Snes
Inglis
United States Army
Tle
Douglas Straight
Post Office
Herr Rasmussen
Lambton Quay
Wellington
A. J. Tarrant
Manchester Street
Christchurch
United Electric Medical Supply Coy
Princess Street
Dunedin
Dr. Austin
Cr of Princes Sr
Moray Place
F. Howard
Elizabeth St
Sydney
Freeman Howard
Elizabeth Street
Sydney H. I. Freeman
Irving Homiconauus Institute
Hunter and Bligh Streets
J. J. Tiefenbeck
Vreenan and Wallace Institute
Queen Victoria Market
P.O
George Street
W. Carter Watson
Sydney Institute of Medicine and Electricity
Hunter Street
IF. Chapman
Port Melbourne
Kane Institute
Queen Street
Melbourne
James W. Kidd
Pax 525
Fort Wyne
Indiana
R. J. Poulton
Ésiployers
Pryor
New Zealand Employers’ Federation
New Zealand Federation
Arbitration Court Hears Wellington Labourers Case
The Arbitration Court in Wellington on May 21 reviews an enforcement application from the Wellington Labourers Association against Dart Parker Company. The award of November 23 required a supper hour. workers on June 21 and June 3 allegedly labored on the steamer Wimmera from 6 p m to 12 30 a m and from 1 0 am to 1 30 a m without a break. The company argues the rule does not ban meal hours but workers should receive overtime. The court reserved its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Asion
the & ‘Dart, Parker Company
Lan
Oceanic cargo and passenger service eyed for San Francisco Auckland run
W A Sproule of Oceanic Steamship Company explains a revived San Francisco to Auckland service would function as a combined passenger and cargo line. He notes US subsidies apply only to American registry ships and predicts a travel time of at least 26 days between San Francisco and Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
San Francisco
W. A. Sproule
New Zealand
Oceanic Steamship Company
Sproule
United States
Special meeting urged by Cricket Association president
Sydney May 21 Mr Prickett president of the Cricket Association has called a special meeting to pass resolutions aiming at lifting suspensions on players from office. He also proposes writing to players asking if they will commit to play for New South Wales and Australia if a Marylebone team visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Prickett
The
Cricket Association
New South Wales
Australia
Effective Mechanical Milking
Mr S Turley of Wairenga praises two years of continuous use of the Lawrence Kennedy Gillies Milking Machines. He notes easy operation by a boy after little instruction and no ill effects on cows. For details, write to J B MacEwan and Co. Ltd Dunedin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Turley
Wairenga
Lawrence-Kennedy-Gillies
J. B
MacEwan and Co., Ltd
Dunedin
Deakin reassures investors on Australian Labour party impact
A London meeting between Mr Deakin and thirty million dollars of British investors discussed Australia's political climate. Deakin warned investors Labour majorities could not win across states and stressed no injustice to investors, distinguishing moderate from extreme wings. The private meeting was reported by one newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Press Association
London
Dla Git Instant
Deakin
Por
Australia
Deas
Respy Ching
Labour Party
Australian Labour Party
Labour
Fire Devours Land Around Leitrim Mountains In Ireland
A large fire rages near the Steve Ameria mountains in Leitrim County Ireland. Reports say incendiaries aim to destroy game while tenants oppose landlords over sales of various estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Steve Ameria
County
Leitrim
Ireland
Indian government backs Mc Brennan mono rail project
London May 2 The Indian Council vetoed Mc Brennan's £500 to continue tests while the Indian Government offers to fund 200 miles of lines and the War Office has provided £2000 plus use of the Brennan torpedo factory and stores for gyroscopic experiments as the world patents the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mc Brennan
Indian Council
War Office
Brennan
Enormous Profit Reported From Stan datd Oil Trust
Government report on the Stan datd Oil Trust finds fewer than a dozen men captured enormous profits. The firm faces five and three quarter million sterling in fines after an April conviction for bribery. Dividends on thirteen million sterling were reported at 33 to 48 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standatd Oil Trust
Tornado Devastates Solomon Islands in April Outbreak
Destructive cyclone reports from Sydney indicate a tornado on April 30 struck the Solomon Islands, devastating Olear and prompting aid from a cutter reaching New Britain and a government despatch vessel. Death toll estimated at about two hundred, with details still scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Solomon Islands
Olear
New Britain
Carolina Islands
Solomons
Rowing Match Set For Sportsman Cup September
Geo Towns reports a cable from T Sullivan arranging a row with Barry for the Sportsman's Cup in September. Owns replies he will row next year and cannot row this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Geo
Plague Case in Melbourne Ends in Deaths
A plague patient who died Saturday is confirmed as plague related. Dr Mason, Chief Health Officer, arrived to review two suspicious deaths and said the cases appear isolated with no cause for alarm. City cleansing methods are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Auckland
Mason
Herald
Charters Towers Returns Name Mellian Pauli Over Labourites
May 21 report from Brisbane shows Charters Towers electors chose Mellian and Pauli oppositionists over two Labour candidates who had led earlier returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Charters Towers
Messrs
Mellian and
Pauli
Tarafers Union Delegates Speak at Temuka Meeting
About 150 attended a Temuka gathering where Cooper and Sheat spoke on land tenure. The motion to reject any system not embracing freehold passed, with 14 supporting an amendment and around 30 backing the motion. the chair declared the motion carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Cooper and Sheat
Temuka
R. McNab
New Zealand Wine Appeal Over Selling Excess Proof Spirit
Judgment by Mr Justice Cooper in an appeal by Mia Waisa notes the conviction for selling New Zealand wine with more than 20 percent proof spirit. The court held knowledge need not be proved and the defendant was liable for illegal sale despite absent knowledge. remedy lies against the producer. The appeal was dismissed with seven guineas costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weukeros
Justice Cooper
Zay
Mia Waisa
New Zealand
Sha
Ane
Bowling Association Rejects December Start Plan
The Bowling Association voted against starting this year’s journey on December 27 and kept the February mid schedule as proposed. The decision was announced in Duneing on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duneing
Bowling Association
Remedy for rheumatism gout and sciatica
An old advertisement promotes RUBUMO as the best cure for rheumatism gout and sciatica urging trust in the blood. It claims thousands of sufferers were cured at prices listed as 28 shillings 6d and 4s 6d with a suggested address for purchase.
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W. H. Collins & CO
Alcorn’s
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-Operative Association of Ganterbury, Ltd
Ashburton Branch
West Spree
Childrer
Goloshes
Grant & Moore
Saunders’ Buildings
Chapman & Terris
Burnett Street
SAR
Mast Street
Bretton St
Linwood
N.Z
A. A. Bickerton
Canterbury, N.Z
H. F. Stevens
Andrew Orr & Co., Ltd
Oko
North West
Rapley Street
Pferriman
Ferriman
Tinal
Charlie Dear
Hele
Ashhurien
TRE Public Interest Paramount
Marlborough Province
Nelson District
R. ¥. Ferguson
Alcorn
Fale
Futl
Moen
Norfolk
Melville
Philadelphia
Frank Curtis
F.P.Q
East Street
Frank E. Lamb
Abcwitect
CPE
Barnat Street
H. Gresham
Pan Rgate ResidanceDavalovk
Oddfellows' Hall
Hawkins
Star
Odefellows
Paytor-Cerrington Co
Mc Taylor
Baring Square Mutual Improvement Society
H. Bellhouse
Rev. H. Bellhouse
Mesers F
H. Steel
W. H. Collinge
H. Higeineg
Ormendy
A. Watson
Mesars
Laut
Captain Brown
Kassa
Timaru Herald
Tasmania
Canterbury Sheepowners’ Union
Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Messrs J. CO. N. Grigg
OG. E B. Calcutt
Thomas Teschemaker
D. D. Macfarlane
Duncan Rutherford
G. 8. Starky
C. N. Orbelt
B. Tripp
Arbitration
Hampstead Town Board
the Fire Brigades Act
Per Press Association
the Employers’ Federation
Arbitration Court
Cricket
MR Deakin
Irish Affairs
Mono Railways
Politics
Queensland
Tarafers
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