Cash Discount System Talk Promises Fast Savings
A business notice explains a cash discount plan touted as the quickest path to savings, arguing its effectiveness without exception and inviting customers to consider the offer.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
A business notice explains a cash discount plan touted as the quickest path to savings, arguing its effectiveness without exception and inviting customers to consider the offer.
New hot water bags advertised alongside painting, paper hanging, and framing services. The note invites buying selling or exchanging any kind of motor car bicycle or machinery through a Dominion exchange medium. Ends with an address at 193 Lower High Street.
In Invercargill on May 21 waterside workers at the Bluff wharf walked out in protest against employing a non union tally clerk. The union demanded his dismissal, the demand was refused, and workers returned after a half hour delay following a legal opinion inquiry.
The Supreme Court presided by Conciliation Commissioner J R Triggs heard the Canterbury General Labourers Union versus Builders' Association over underground work rates. Agreement sets tunnel work at 1s 6d per hour beyond 20 feet and 1s in below 10 feet, with other trades at 9s per day pending Builders' approval. The sitting adjourned to May 29 to gain negotiating authority.
The Canter bury General Labourers Union and the Canterbury Employers Association debated quarry conditions. The union sought forty seven hours a week and a wage of 1s 4d per hour plus 12s per day for powder men with overtime at time and a half then double time. Employers offered 1s 2d per hour and a Saturday half holiday. The meeting adjourned until Monday June 2, 1946 for the union to consider the position.
Wellington May 21 The secretary of the General Post Office reports the Indrabarah remains hampered by rough seas. The mooring line broke last night and the vessel shifted about seventy yards toward the south, drifting closer to shore while Captains Rainey and Plunkett are presently arranging further operations.
In Whangarei on May 21 a magistrate heard James Kirkup suing H F Clarke dentist for maintenance of an illegitimate child and for damages. The plaintiff Annie Pringle claimed the dentist had drugged and ravished her during a dental visit. Medical evidence weakened her account and the magistrate dismissed the claim for damages while maintenance allegations were also rejected.
A Maori farm worker who testified before the Native Lands Commission about earning money to cultivate his land by working for Pakeha has just returned from a holiday trip to Auckland bringing a new motor car.
Miss Fanny Bonhote of Marrawah Tas praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for influenza relief and widespread cough and cold cures. She notes one dose yields relief and one bottle cures colds, recommending it to neighbors. Sold by chemists and storekeepers.
Magistrate Bailey urged strict observance of the Bank of New Zealand crossing in Christchurch cyclists should dismount when required to avoid congestion. The report also notes circulating endless prayer chains causing wasted time and misaddressed mail, plus the inaugural meeting of the Christ church Sunday School teacher classes organized by Mr C B Salter.
About 20 members attended with Mr W H Tisdall presiding. The council discussed a potential 26 acre block with a lagoon near Coutts Island as a native bird sanctuary and formed a committee to pursue inquiries. Officers were elected led by President Morton Anderson, with W H Tisdall and TG BR Blunt as vice-presidents and Mrs G W Hervey as treasurer. The society declined liability for weed removal on sanctuaries, and stated no open game season will be declared this year. Accounts of £37 16s 3d were approved, leaving a credit balance of £216 7s 8d. The meeting then adjourned to committee.
A Christchurch resident recalls curing long standing backache with Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. He used six bottles to relieve pain and restore sleep and work ability. Five years later he confirms the cure remains and urges others to consult the kidney remedy from Foster Mackinnon Co. at the listed prices.
Under-Secretary for Justice Mr B. Jordan told the Forestry Commission that while prison reform offers value, financing for work schemes and incentives remains costly. The remarks warn that providing industry for prisoners may exceed available funds.
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