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Fragmentary OCR notes list moon phases and times. Includes full moon last quarter apogee perigee and first quarter times, with uncertain timestamps and stray terms.
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
2
Maila clone routes and schedules across ports and regions
The notice lists multiple sailings and destinations including Northern Ports Westport and Sydney to Melbourne June 9th and July 16th, with connections through Brindizi to Mokoia. It specifies times 6 30 pm 10 36 am 6 30 pm and 12 50 pm for various dates in late May to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maila
Antler
Northern
Westport
Aleo
Australia
Sydney
South Africa
Warrimno
Northern Porte
Moura
Northern Ports
Taravers
Tasmania
Melbourne
Ceylon
India
China
Straita Settlement
Europe
United Kingdom
London
Brindizi
Mokoia
Methven Stock Sale Attracts Fair Attendance
Auction at Methven drew a good crowd with prices listed for ewes crossbred ewes lambs store lambs pigs weaners and young store cattle. Offerings included springing cows priced around £5 15s and other livestock figures in shillings and pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerino
Jamibs
Gay Young
London Marefts Report on Wool and Wheat Markets
The London Marefts reports on wool auctions in the current year with the third series opening May 20 and closing May 24, noting 262,500 bales and demand for Merinos, Crossbreds, and lighter tweeds amid mixed regional activity. It also covers wheat market dullness with grain supplies and prices, New Zealand and Can adian wheat movements, and meat prices including frozen beef and lamb trends at Smithfield and across colonial markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Farmers’ Companies of
New Zealand
London
Tondon
South Africa
Leicester
Bayern
O.i,f
Waiwere
Timara
Waikato
Lyttelton
Osig Srein
Conkefoot
Smithfield
River Plate
Canterbury
Sydney
Melbourne
Patronage and defence in colonial governance debated
The Ashburton Guardian criticizes patronage in colonial government and questions the choice of Col Porter as potential Commander of the forces. It urges appointing an experienced officer and cites Wellington Post opinions favoring Plumer, Mahon, Gorringe, or De Lelle. The paper also weighs clock plans for the new Post Office in Masterton and urges government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
New Zealand
Thare
Nouth Africa
The
Wellington Post
Masterton
Ashburton
J G Ward
Post and Telegraph Department of
Local Notes Roundup From Brisbane To Melbourne
A mixed local and general wireged collection notes a Brisbane cable stating a Pacific cable tent house erected on Southport bosch, and loans to Local Bopixa. Gazette notice on June applications for soaps to local bodies to be considered by the Colonial Treasurer. forms due today. A Guards' room meeting discusses arming a Braas Band. Royal Commission inquiry urged into state of child health. Mrs Tucker's daughter Pariyo leaves Melbourne Hospital for home. School district committees called for June 17 at 7 30 pm. Wairarapa club prize awarded to Mr J White. Me Gorrock wins scratch prize. Captain Dreyma’s history of his ordeal promised for April. Police at Wanganui conclude first racing day with offenders choosing train or Magistrate. Patty Pan baking powder noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyr Capnes
Brisbane
Pacific
Southport Bosch
Bopixa
Iocal
Treasury
Thors
Anoguus Roya
Christchurch
Hpasaya
Pareowat — Mian Luoy Tucker
Joshua Tucker
Toma
Melbourne
Eurenow
Sosoon Commiernes
Honacholdersa
Cchool Dietriote
Maling
Bigin
Longbeach
Riverside
Spring’ Bun
Wairarapa
H White
Mesera Speight and Co
Dunedin
Me Gorrock
Devil's Isle
Rennas
Ashburton News Summary of Local Notes and Notices
Tax payment reminders and local civic items fill this fragment. It notes income tax due by tomorrow and reports a boy named Joe Qarrick from Chertsey with a broken leg from football. It covers war fund discussions, recipient refunds from the Australian Mutual Provident Society, rail transport of bluestone to Newcastle, and a parade of the Ashburton Mounted Rifles with a Pride of Wakanuai Lodge meeting and lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youna Foorsanen
Joe Qarrick
Chertsey
Ashburton T Apical
Prabes
Monk Man Fund
Wengenni
Jowsey
O J Harper
Third Contingent War Fund
Sydoey
Australian Mutual Provident Society
South Africa
Herper
Low
Gil
Tack
Ashburton
Bucklay
Oamaru Races Day Two Highlights and Results
The second day of racing at Oamaru drew good crowds in fine weather. Results include Fly winning by two lengths with a dividend of £10 4s, Long Tom and Magnificent second and third, and Lady Medallion leading a strong field to victory with a comfortable margin. Additional races feature Hermosaurs’ Hermosa, Lady of the Like, and Vandyke in top three finishes with notable odds and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oamano
My Lord
the Fly
Dunde
TeLeanara Hanproar
Dig
Hanpenson Mamoatat
Hermosak
Tearliz
Trapes
Hannicak
Lady Medalliat
Vandyke
Linda
Gertie
Neaffarton
Warraxt Hanpicar
Fighting Mac
Whirlwind
Goldepur
Hypnotist
Lady Villian
Sharpehell
Grandehot
Canterbury Jockey Club Moves to Purify Racing Event
At the Canterbury Jockey Club annual meeting Sir GQ Clifford said patronage lagged due to perceived turf unworthiness, and leaders strive to keep racing pure by excluding unworthy persons as recent bookmaker actions show the club’s vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacas Association
Christonace
GQ Cifford
Canterbury Jockey Club
Paso Ple
Canterbury Club
Canterbury Jockey Club Sees Record Receipts At Annual Meeting
At the Canterbury Jockey Club annual meeting the club reported receipts of £23 464 a record and expenditures of £29 562. Revenue came largely from nominations and sculptures £9 805 from race receipts £7 282 and from the totalisator £12 447. Major outlays included Stakes £19 165 attendance at meetings £1 098 and botallator tax £1 951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabierongog
Canterbury Jockey Club
Chamberlain opposes universal old age pension plan
In Birmingham Mr Chamberlain told the Independent Order of Oddfellows that friendly societies should propose a Parliament scheme to aid only those poor and aged with provision through such societies. He said a universal pension is impracticable, predicting thirty five million pounds yearly and discouragement of thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electra Telegraph
Lonpoy
Chamberlain
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Birmingham
Snow on the Moon Captured During Eclipse
Professor Pickering of Harvard University photographed snow on the moon from the observation station at Jamaica during the recent eclipse. United Arena Association and Electria Telegraph reported the sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arena Association
Rby
Electria Telegraph
Lowpon
Professor Pickering
Harvard University
Jamaica
Plague Report and Local Health Alerts
A report cites a plague attack on Volkman at Spring Hill Loypos in May 80. Hong Kong records 200 plague cases and 187 deaths in the week ending the 25th. An ad touts Wapu Worm Fuse as a worm remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Batspane
Volkman
Spring Hill
Loypos
Hong Kong
Wakapoaka
Karrakatts
Neb Plagas
Wapu
Price
Fire devastates Wellington suburb leaving homeless survivors
The Wellington blaze caused widespread destruction as families fled with little more than nightclothes. Residents rescued, some carried to safety. homes burned to ruins with neighbors billeted elsewhere. Fire crews faced rapid spread and limited water. The scene prompted relief efforts for the displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hurp
Menu
Consteb'en
Devine
QC Freyberg
O'Connor
Hugo
Wraineton
Grand Hotel
St Auckland
Atny
Donoe
Tourieta Department
Auckland
Disastrous Auckland Fire Kills Four at Grand Hotel
A Auckland Grand Hotel fire at 1 am destroys the hotel and adjoining rooms. Four lives vanish including two young Johnston daughters. Inmates escape in night clothes while barmaids and servants suffer injuries. A boarder and housemaid later die from injuries. Insurance details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Grand Hotel
Auckland
Johnston
Ayre
Bank of Australagia
Avoxham
Princesastrest
Imea
Lyoner
Gisborne
Que
Aberical
Migs Meyers
Railway Board of Trade names new Permanent Secretary
May 29 Loxton Francis Howard secretary to the Railway Department of the Board of Trade will exceed Sir Courtanay Boyle as Permanent Secretary. Delegates of 115,800 workers opposed sight hours and minimum wage proposals at the Mineral Conference. May 30 Baptist Conference rejects changes to the oath. May 30 Mr Gralpgey appointed Agent General, successor to Sir J A Cockturn. Arcadia case viewed as smallpox by local doctors despite Melbourne doctors' ruling. May 30 Murray Buscell appointed Inspector of Mines for the southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxton
Francis Howard
Board of Trade
Courtanay Boyle
Assembly of the Church of Scotland
de Cameron Les
Roysi
Scotland
St Giles
Edinburgh
Baptist Conference
Delaide
Gralpgey
Wallaroo
Aastacy
J A Cockturn
Arcadia
Melbourne
Batagain
Murray Buscell
Dunedin
Dreadful Panics and Quotations From Deadwood Dick
Fragmentary lines deride vulgar tastes and health remedies. It mentions coughs and colds and promotes WEB Wood as a remedy, concluding with a reference to Smoke New Venus and a cine note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood Dick
Web Wood
Cine
Venus
Broken Hill Mine Disaster Inquest Hears Safer Work Objections
At the Broken Hill inquest six miners died in the South mine. Evidence showed some objected to working where the fall occurred, deeming it unsafe. The jury returned an open verdict and said more care by the deceased, the underground manager, and the Inspector of Mines might have averted the accident. A relief fund has been started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Hleotric
Telegraph-—-Copyright
Suprry
Broken Hill
South
Australian Forces Support Pole Carew Choice
The Federal Commander in Chief via United Press announces May 2 that Australian troops in South Africa press for selecting General Pole Carew under the Australian Commonwealth command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
South Africa
Pole Carew
China objects to 4 percent interest on indemnity
In Loxpon on May 29 China protests the 4 percent indemnity interest. Foreign ministers push for immediate restoration of administration in Chili province. Count von Waldersee urges the provisional government to stay in Nientein until troop withdrawal is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
China
Qhili Province
Count von Waldersee
Tientein
Debates on Address in Reply in Queensland Legislature
Coloured labour dominates the discussion in Queensland with Mr Paterson urging gradual abolition and a Royal Commission before action. In the Senate Mr Daweon argues Kanskas are not a pressing problem and calls for stopping alien influx before removing current workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Metacoine
Paterson
Queensland
Boers Ramp Up Hut Tax Repression and Patrol Actions
In Lompon South Africa on May 30 reports say Boers enforce the native hut tax under Middleburg garrison rules and flog and threaten to exterminate coloured scouts serving the British. Palypie and Tuli Viljoen saw surrenders and a convoy clash near Bethel with Boer losses reported. Town guards at Tarkastad Molteno and Queenstown brace for possible attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompon
Middleburg
Palypie
Tuli
Viljoen
Plomer
Bethel
Tarkastad
Molteno
Queenstown
Supreme Court Proceedings Include Not Guilty Verdict
At Waiharei Supreme Court James Charles Sainsbury faced indecent assault charges and was found not guilty after a judge warned on assaults on women. John McQuisKy received three years for indecent assault. James Bowie Kirk faced theft allegations with a jury verdict guilty on conduct to account for funds, awaiting Court of Appeal decision while bail granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AvcKeann
Supreme Court
James Charles Sainsbury
Waiharei
Conolly
John McQusky
Court of Appeal
Marriage Claim No Prince Louia Napoleon and Princess Helen
A verbose取 clipped news brief asserts Prince Louia Napoleon wed Princess Helen daughter of Grand Duke Vladimir. The item mixes commercial notices, product claims, and unrelated blurbs about weather cycles and assorted goods, with no coherent event details beyond the marriage claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogsela
Louia Napoleon
Helen
Vladimir
Pall Mail Gagotee
Steyn
Bloomfontein
Bennet Burleigh
St Grorga
The Royal Visit Naval Display in Sydney Harbour
May 30 reports a royal naval pageant in Sydney Harbour with the Duke and Duchess reviewing units at Garden Island Admiralty House. The program featured a fleet review, ship-borne salutes, a tree planting, and a dramatic display of naval guns and illuminated ships attracting vast crowds on shore and afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
Tadsy
Dreima
Hepastoun
Ophir
Royal Naval Depot
Garden Kelang
Farm Gove
Beaumont
Gardens Island
Royal Marfa
Nelson
Royal Arthur
Admiralty House
Ringarooms
Watleroo
Mildurs
Neutral Bay
Juno
George
Farm Cove
Gromobol
Wetere
Foresh
Stranger Offers Five Pounds Over Dog Seen With Snecker
A tall official confronts Snecker about a black retriever with a white patch. Snecker claims the dog is a stray, told the servant to take it to the police, and denies ownership while a man explains his client Mr Robinson shot the dog and offers compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snecker
Atranger
Robinson
Russian government weighing concessions to workers
A May 23 report notes the Russian Government is examining concessions to workers as part of ongoing inquiries in Obukhoff town and district. The item attributes the Foreign Telegraph service dispatch from St Permasevuna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Permasevuna
Obukhoff
St Peterssure
Karopatkin
Finland
Dynamited train and skirmishes shake South Africa
United Press report from May 31 describes Major-General W. Knox aboard an armoured train blown up south of Wredefort injuring one officer and a sergeant. Colonel Allenby overran Joachim Prinsloo’s laager near Wilgerover, seizing rifles and cattle while Liebenberg’s commando attacked Beltfontein Drift, losing fourteen killed and nine wounded. Fifteen British and Boer raiders near Gol...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakapuska
Lonnos
W. Knox
Wredefort Read
Kergeach
Colonel Allenby
Joachim Pringloo
Laager
Golenberg
Orange River
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SA Clotting Factory
Vaii
N.Z. Clothing Factory
Scoti
Pherless
S ‘Atlas’ Ranges
Brinsley
Shacklock’s
ORION
Hepburn
John Orr & Co’s
Eley’s
Zealandia
Scotte
G. Meddins
the Peoples Ironmonger
Burnett Street
Arcade
South Canterbury
J. Wilson
Mam Ofica
Burnate Strait
Ber
Pelepone
J. W. DE Beer
Watchmaker & Jeweller
Walker & Hall
Sheffield
J. W.de Beer
East Street
Asabartop
Dal D Stoen
Meo W. Purnell
Mongomery
Moxey
Dunlop
Zealandia Cycle Works
Borserr SrTaker
McDonald & Coy
Tailors, Burnett Strast
AS Curtis
Arcade Chambers
Ladien
Bremen
M Henry
du Edin
Emoire New
Ashburton Train
Timaro
Donedin
Springburn
Ombristchurch
Ephemeris
Sun Riesa
Msil
Commercial
London Marefts
Coats Te Newcabtle
Rai
Keituna
Normanby
Kaituns
Normandy
Railway Department
Newcastle
Bakley
Wakauai Lodge
No. 32
Trevarza
Solos—Zroa
J W Butterick
Trovarzas
Sporting
Oamaru
Gold Age Pensions
United Press Agaooition
Misa Wallace
Imperial
National
Norwich Union
Cable News
Bylleaurie Telegraph
United Press
Elestria Telegraph
United Presa Association—By Electric Telegraph
Hig
Italy
Amsterdam
Bonn
Grieinwald
Prussia
Txersina
Barroer
T Hk
Sypney
Duchess
National Ark
Tom Roberts
Russia
Elschein Telegraph
United Preas Association——By
Eteobtyia Telegraph—Copyright
United Presssociation
Freethe Telegraph
Vienna
Home and Foreign
Kleetele Telegraph
Motor Bace
Paris
Paris-Bordeaux Motor Spa
Ain
France
Germany
Bream
Bounal
Berlin
Praeden
Atras
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