Ashburton Magistrate Court hears multiple local cases
In Ashburton on October 2, two boys were convicted for destroying fruit trees belonging to the Tinwald Town Board and fined five shillings plus costs. Cattle trespass saw James V. Clark ordered to pay costs and two pounds. A liquor case resulted in a guilty plea with a thirty-pound fine, while three children were admonished with a warning to improve care. Maintenance actions led to five weeks in prison for Mary Williams in arrears, with further default judgments against two other plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinwald Town Board
Buchanan
James V. Clark
John Rockhead Blair
Orbell
Upper Ashburton
Mary Williams
Joseph Williams
Ashburton County Council Meets For Monthly Session
The Ashburton County Council held its monthly meeting with members including J Harper chairing, J Cairns, M Stitt, J Gates, J Lambie, W J Dickie and W Morgan. The County Overseer Mr Charles Morricon reported on water supplies across Ashburton District noting regular flows, completed channel works, and forthcoming full supply turn on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton County
Charles Morricon
Ashburtendakaia
Pudding Hill
Acton
Methven
Ashburton-Rangitata
Ashburton
Hinds Gorge
Tamestone Creek
Limestone Creek
Ashton and
Weterton
Ruapuna
Rakaia Gorge
Second Ballot Bill Amended After Conference
Wellington reports the House accepted amendments from the Conference of Managers on the Second Ballot Bill. Clause 2 18 and new clause 22 remain, clause 19 is struck out, removing the gag clause. Prime Minister and Massey comment on surprising session events and the Council’s opposition. The report was agreed to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
House of Representatives
Conference of Managers
Joseph Ward
Legislative Council
Geran
Itayus
Massey
Mr Masses
Missing Gisborne fisherman's coat washed ashore
A coat identified as belonging to Olsen, one of two missing fishermen from the Mateor, which sailed from Gisborne weeks ago and failed to return, was found on the beach with two pieces of board likely from the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisborne
Olsen
Acit Mateor
Gisborne Thrat
Death Under Strange Circumstances in Dunedin
Albert Robert Beveridge lamp lighter collapsed in Caversham after three men carried him to his mother’s home. He was laid on a bed and said to recover by morning. In the morning his mother found him and another person dead with a fractured skull after an examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Albert Robert Beveridge
Caversham
Westport Murder Case Cabinet Frees Hallinen and Anderson
The Cabinet decided to remit the remaining sentence of Hallinen and Anderson in the Westport murder case and order their immediate release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Wellington
Hallinen
Anderson
Manuka Tows Whangape After Leaving Suva for Brisbane
The Union Company reports the Manuka departed Suva yesterday bound for Brisbane and Sydney, and picked up the Whangape. The Manuka is now sailing with the Whangape in tow, near Suva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Union Company
Manuka
Suva
Brisbane
Sydney
Soune Junto Suva
Three Men Arrested for Consorting With Thieves
Wellington detectives arrested three men with prior convictions for consorting with reputed thieves. In court, John Black was sentenced to six months in Bicpeal Ou and Norman Brazier and Michael O'Brien each to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
John Black Tran
Im Bicpeal Ou
Norman Brazier Andichael O’brien
Borough School Bazaar Opens For Funds Underscoring Community Effort
The Borough School Committee held a bazaar at the school this afternoon with a large crowd including pupils. Mayor welcomed attendees and praised staff while urging support for a new school building. Stalls were run by volunteers including Misses Hewitt and Foster, with various stalls for refreshments, needlework, dolls, produce, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough School Committee
Mathews
Board of Education
Ashburton
Jaggar
J. E. Purchase
Curdain
Trezise
Mesdames Easterbrook
Evans
J. Brunton
D McClurg
M. Thomas
Miss Foster
M. Peaberthy
G. Pickford
M. Langdon
VY. Humphreys
M. Stewart
M. John
Mr Macfarlane
Cr. Stringfellow
R. Templeton
B. Holmes
D. Buchanan
J. Evans
A. Macdonald
Bruce
Richards
F. Lloyd
J. Harris
DB. Smith
Allan Stitt
Telegraph Bureau
At. T. Missen
Miss Cheat
Segers
H. Christian
J. B. Christian
Wheel of Fortune
IE. Knox
Medical men in Auckland oppose British Medical Association fee limits
Nine non members condemn the BMA rule fixing minimum fees for Friendly Societies practice at 163 per member per year. They plan to form a liberty of thought union, admit any practitioner not legally barred, and thank sympathetic chemists and nurses despite local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
British Medical Association
Dominion
Medianal Association
Charles Kidson Obituary Sculptor Of New Zealand
Christchurch October 2 Press Association Charles Kidson sculptor died this morning after long illness He taught at the School of Art and created works including the statue of Rolleston and the boat statue of Sir John Hall He leaves a widow and three children The late John Grigg statue in Ashburton was sculptured by Kidson from a design by Hirst Seage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Press Association
Christchurch
Charles Kidson
School of Art
Rolleston
John Hall
John Grigg
Longhead
Baring Square
Ashburton
Kidson
Hirst Seage
Timaru Election Talk: Rolleston Declines Candidacy
A Timaru cable message from Mr F J Rolleston states he does not intend to offer himself as a candidate for Timaru at the next general election. The response comes after inquiries from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru
F. J. Rolleston
J Gridin's Whirlwind Wins Two Races at Euros Jockey Club
At the meeting the Whirlwind trained by J Gridin won the Otekaike Handicap of 50 sovs run over six furlongs and the Belfield Handicap of 40 sovs over five furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euros Jockey Club
Mr J Gridin
Wallabies defeat Gloucester Shire in rugby match
The Wallabies beat Gloucester shire by five goals and two tries to nil. A local Rugby Union special meeting discussed game alterations but proposals were largely retested. A motion to oppose paying out-of-pocket expenses or loss of time was carried by 17 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wallabies
Gloucestershire
Wellington
Rugby Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. G
Thomas Alexander
Fowhy
Crisp
Fouhy
Daniel Cairncross
Tinwald
Miles
Alexander
Taylor
Nota
Witnes
Alexanders
D. Miller and Co., Ltd
Acland
John C. Fleming
Mitchell and Turner
F. Parkin
Ashburton County Council
Borough School Bazaar
Musand and Art Gallery
Magic Well
THE
Timaru Agricultural and Pastoral Association
R. Leslie Orbell
Bridget - Crowe
Michael Lysagth
Graham’s Road
Ashbur
Baker Bros., Undertakers
Jon Lemerery
Friedlander Bros., Limited
N.E. Bel
Riedlander Bros. Lim
P. Majztuke
Sale
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
D. Friedlander
Henry Stephenson
Neisbett
Beach Road
Trevorton
Allenton
Bath
Hebron
National Mortgage & Agency Company
EF. Ferriman
Wills Street
Domain Gates
H. Alington
National Mortgage and Agency Company
H. Matson
Wool
Tion
DomiGon
Buxton
Thomas
Triangle
Urphy
H. M. Jones
Fletcher Bros
Sutton
Thomas Bros
Abdulla
Edeworth
Percy’s
Donald
Collins
Canterbury Bottle Exchange
Colombo Street
Rockland Garden
Matsown's
Addington
Woolpacks
OW Sutton
H. Matson & Co
Rocery
A. L. McNeill
Alford
West Street
Alford Forest
Friedlander Cros., Ltd
Frank H. Choat
Tancred Street
Next Arcade
Frank W. Choat
Ash
N. West
Frank H. Ghoat
Sporting
Par Press Association
Rudolph Friedlander
Juncheon
Ilam
Sehkoul Bazaar
Hinds
Ashburton Club
Harry Rose
Canterbury
Havelock Street
Mncheon
Il Am
Percy
England
Chas. Thoma Ashburton
Tchanga
East Street
MYERS
Triangle Stores
Eiow Sutton
Hopwood
Onwald
New Zealand
Man
McClurg
L. 8
Burnett
Jeweller
T. Bullock
Cheuap
Cox and
Cass Streets
Burnett Street
H. Thompson
Somerset Buildings
N.E
Bel Sornaen
Wakanui Road
Saunders
Harris Aros
G.B.D
Bengal
Heraford Street
St al Sundries
R. J. Johnston
Butcher
Strange
Tangred Street
Ashburto
W. H. Grinley
Madrid
Emerald’ Greer
Eileen Pat
HA -In
Gill Eileen
Victor White
Heffu Bu
Tancrhd Street
Nest Arcade
G. Hefford and Co
Arcada
W. J. Moore
Drill & Zephyr
Ivegore’ S
Edison
Playfair Company
Pimara
Simmons’ Tea Lounge
Mrs Simmons
Luceros
Lyttelton
Andrew ON and CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!