Ashburton Correspondence Critiques Misleading Circular
A correspondent argues against a circulating political notice in Ashburton, countering claims about drunken children in the Domain and overstatement of local liquor issues. He notes non-residents and misrepresented facts, questions about grope shops, police raids, and liquor prosecutions centered on Chertsey rather than Ashburton.
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Ashburton
Tssnéil
Christchurch
Guardian
Romain
Aga
Chertsey
Tilly
Howe
Unfairness at Public Meetings Sparks Debate
Letter criticizes biased conduct at a public meeting about licensing. It contrasts Ashburton supporters allowing questions for Mr Hammond with the blocking of Mr Thompson's questions, and cites Mr Thomson addressing crowds after Hammond’s exit. The writer urges fair play and cites incidents at the Arcade and Somerset Hotel.
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Thompson
Ashburton
Hammond
Thomson
Hammiconé
Mir Thomson
Mr Hammond
Thomsont
Sir Hammond
Mev Thomson
Somerset Hotel
Rammond
William Thomson
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Unseemly Reference and Conduct at Achburton Meeting
A reader protests the Friday meeting where Mr Thomson allegedly taunted the deceased Mr Crabbe, calling it unseemly and abusive. The writer criticizes the crowd’s disrespect toward the Rev. Mr Hammond and defends a patient, fair-minded local figure. Disgust is expressed at the tactics and behavior observed.
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Thomson
Mr Crabbe
Tim
State Control To the Editor
A Wellington New Zealand letter argues against licensing as a solution to temperance. The writer warns of a powerful drink monopoly, urges state control by the people, and contends voting No license opens the way for future measures if licensing fails. M. J. Reardon, Willis Street, Wellington, NZ.
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Hepworth, Ross and Cd
New Zealand
Hereford Street
Christ. Church
al Ulaases
Onnet
Vahia
Cantral
Instlenn
Prohibition Debate Sparks Maine Views and City Saloon Claims
In a Portland Maine correspondence, Major Clanman argues prohibition reduces drinking and youth exposure, while noting 150 open saloons and differing views on enforcement. He cites the Portland Herald’s Maine before and after prohibition, showing fewer distilleries and more grog shows as claims of temperance progress.
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Wm. Phomtsan
Daly
Maint
Anne Rath
Meijor Clanman
Portland
Maine
Parthintis
Thomson
Portland Herald
The Candidature of Mr Jones in New Zealand
A political letter arguing that New Zealand resembles a public company with unlimited liability. It warns that electing Mr Jones as director risks national welfare, links his defense of lands and jobs to broader tax and labour consequences, and criticizes voters who prioritize prohibition over national interest.
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New Zealand
Jones
Christchurch
King's Birthday Quiet in Timaru and Regional Events
Timaru on November 9 marked a quiet King's Birthday with the main draw a first professional athletic meeting and a subdued attendance due to competing events. Wellington on November 8 saw dull weather and general picnics at resorts with no special attractions. Dunedin on November 9 enjoyed fine weather with Taieri races and garden bands event drawing interest.
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Timaru
Christchurch
Wellington
Dunedin
A Blessing to Women Says User of Morse Pills
Adelaide resident Alis Wiesemeyer reports Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills improved her digestion and kidney inflammation during the change of life. She calls the remedy a blessing for women old and young and urges trial for lasting relief across stages from girlhood to old age.
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Morse
Moree
Abundant River Fishing Season Prompts Gear Deals
The district reports plentiful fish this season. Anglers seeking top new tackle at low prices should inspect R. D. Johnston's newly landed stock at Tongariro.
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R. D. Johnston
Tongariro
Ashburton Rifles Beat Visiting Timari Ashburton Match
The Ashburton Rifles defeated the visiting Timari by 34 points on the local range amid a tricky wind. Scores show Ashburton winning both the rifle match and the King's Birthday event with details for each shooter and unit, including Christchurch City Rifles and Ashburton Guards, and a separate 200 yard shoot with mixed results.
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Ashburton
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Iin Rade
Maru Rifles
Ad Ds
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Higgins
Rogers
Curriere BF
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Nial
Renity Mefilrey
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Loca
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A Bradshaw
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Gourdie
Canterbury Co operative Grand National Poultry Sale Report
The Canterbury Co operative Meg Poultry and Produce Co reports strong entry for the Grand National sale held Saturday with solid buyer turnout and keen competition. Prices for roosters ranged from 5s 2d to 76 60, hens from 5s to ds ), ducks 8s to 1s 3d, turkeys 5s to 1 all per pair. Eggs: large carnival week supplies expected, market noted as slightly weaker with 1s per dozen primary.
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Canterbury Co-operative Meg, Poultry and Produce Co, Ltd
Satumdy
Patad Boat Race Ends With Timaru Victory
A patad boat race between Tim aru and Chmaru was rowed this morning and Timaru won by half a length.
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Timaru
Patad
Chmaru
At Home Tea Offers Fresh Mercish Flavor
Manchester Bros sole agents advertise At Home Tea described as merc ish and highly desirable. Packed in fancy air tight canisters to stay fresh and good, with the promise customers will want more after trying it.
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Manchester Bros
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