No License Rally at Oddfellows Hall Ashburton
A packed No-License rally at Oddfellows Hall Ashburton featured speeches by A J Atkinson of Wellington and M Paylor of Christ Church. The mayor H Davis presided with clergy and temperance workers as the crowd heard warnings about sly grog selling and calls for stronger licensing laws.
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No-License advocates praise Ashburton progress
Speakers at an Ashburton meeting hawked No-License gains citing fewer pubs and cleaner streets. They contrasted Ashburton with Invercargill and Oamaru, argued liquor trade harms society, and urged supporters to back prohibition at the next election.
No License Rally Advances Anti Licenses in Ashburton
A public meeting in Ashburton endorsed No License measures with strong support from Mr Taylor and local electors. Resolutions urged Parliament to grant Colonial Option and pledged to block license restoration, citing six years of No License reducing drunkenness and crime. Tea meeting with churches and volunteers followed with notable turnout and assistance from ladies groups.
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New Zealand Team Arrives After Australia Visit
The article notes a New Zealand squad of thirteen players including eleven AM Tilacke and others like Seeling, McDonald, Mynott and Hayward. The Anglo-Welsh team passes Ashburton next Thursday on a tour through Dunedin and Christchurch, arriving in Christchurch by June 10, then leaving June 16 by the Broken River train toward Greymouth.
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Maori team sails for Sydney. four chiefs accompany
The Maori football team from Auckland leaves for Sydney tonight under Mr A. Asher. Four chiefs will travel with the squad. In Christchurch, Ashburton Association faced Christchurch Club and drew 1–1. On return via Burnham, Burnham beat Ashburton 4–0.
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Zam-Buk Balm Proves Useful For A Range Of Ailments
Mrs E Schoenauer of Melbourne Street West End Brisbane reports Zam-Buk Balm quickly heals cuts burns bruises and festering wounds. She cites her boy with a bad bruised foot that swelled and festered and was relieved after using Zam-Buk. Balm advertised as healing sore legs ringworms rheumatism neuralgia piles bruises burns chapped hands and chilblains priced high and widely available.
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Canterbury Tops Ashburton in Annual Football Match
Canterbury defeated Ashburton 63 to 0 on the Ashburton Agricultural and Pastoral ground. Canterbury led 21 to 0 at halftime and dominated the second spell with strong passing and scoring. Top scorers included B McDonald W Fuller and Wilson with several others adding points. a Canterbury injury briefly interrupted play but the team continued to press.
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Methuen Triumphs Over Ashbury in Local Match
The Methuen team dominated from the start at the A. and TP. show grounds yesterday, defeating Ashbury clubs 14 points to nil. Tries by Fitzgibbon Wilson and Quinlan, with Brownley kicking two goals. referee was Mr B. Cassells.
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South Canterbury selects team to face England
South Canterbury will choose its representative side to play the English on May 25 from players D. Scott O'Dowdey O Leary Coles Grant Roddick Rodgers Budd Melvin Fitzgerald W. Scott Carlton Hooper Tieter Priest W. Scott J. Green and A. Scott.
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English footballers hosted by Maori at Papawai in New Zealand
The British team visited Papawai and were welcomed with a traditional Maori dance and gift presentations. A British player endured a playful moment on stage during a haka and received a kiss from a native girl. Injured teammates Vassall Harding and Gibbs were recovering well. The NZ Rugby Union aims for Dunedin by June 2 ahead of the June 6 test.
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New Zealand Football Team Named for Dunedin Test
The New Zealand side to play the visitors at Dunedin on June 6 lists Pull-back Wallace from Wellington Cameron at three quarters Deans from Canterbury Thomson from Wellington Tranter from Taranaki Stead from Southland Roberts from Wellington Gillett from Auckland with Casey Hughes and Cunningham in the forwards and Ranji and Wilson from Wellington in the back line notes.
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Bullace and Bullock Offer on Approved Freehold Securities
Notice of a proposed transaction involving freehold securities with a special sum of 800 pounds at a specified rate and an additional 2000 pounds, directed to T Bullock, Nice.
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