School Events Announced for Week Across Town
Winslow Schoot This Thursday evening. Rittelton School Friday 30. Quari School Saturday 31. Ashburton Oddfellows Hall Monday November 2. Lowclifin School Tuesday November 3. Ladies cordially invited meetings at 3 pm.
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Masser and public visit to South Canterbury A P Show
Ashburton residents and farmers travel by express to Timaru to attend the South Canterbury A and P Show. Opposition Leader Mr W Z Masser also travels south to speak in Temuka, as other local notes cover crops, school shooting trials, donations, tailoring, lambing methods, and district meetings.
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Fisherman nets twelve Salty at Rangitate mouth
At the Rangitate river mouth Mr Thomas Wilson of Tinwald hauled in 12 Salty varying in weight. The Ashburton Floriational Society hosts its annual rose show December 3 at Oddfellows Hall with entries closing December 1.
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Ashburton Show Entries Rise in Cattle and Produce
The Ashburton A and P Association reports strong 1907 to 1908 entry growth, led by cattle and dairy produce, with slight gains in draught and light horses and small decreases in sheep dogs and poultry. Overall entries appear satisfactory and promise a fine show despite mixed specifics across classes.
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Irene Ainsley in Ashburton Concert With Noted Cast
Miss Irene Ainsley a celebrated New Zealand contralto will give a concert at Oddfellows Hall Ashburton on Tree day November 3. She is acclaimed by Madame Melba as among the world’s finest voices. Supporting includes Mr Hamilton Hodeag. Box-plan opens tomorrow at Mr H M Jones. Prices plain 4 shillings, other parts 2 shillings 8 pence and 6 pence.
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Libel case winds £28000 verdict for soapmakers in London
London court awards Edward Cork and Company damages of 28000 pounds against Daily Mail and Evening Post over two years of libels linked to a proposed soap combine. Lancashire cotton trade dispute sees Mayors urging employers and workers to end the fight. Boxing heats report from the Olympic tournament. Zeppelin cruises with Prince Henry of Prussia noted. Guerin found guilty and sentenced to death for a November 1906 assault near Fontainebleau.
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International crisis note sent to Sofia by three powers
A note from Britain France and Russia presented at Sofia accepts Prince Ferdinand's independence while offering compensation to Turkey and urges Bulgaria to send an envoy to Constantinople to arrange fair compensation. It also requests Bulgaria to abstain from mobilisation. Italy and Germany approve the note.
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Belgrade protests over 80000 rifles ordered from Steyr
Belgrade in a note to Austria complains of the detention of 80,000 rifles ordered months ago from the Steyr factory and warns of canceling further Austrian orders. London reports The Times Sofia correspondent says Bulgaria is disbanding 75000 new recruits and reservists whose time has expired.
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Servian Crown Prince Heads to St Petersburg Reception
St Petersburg awaits an enthusiastic reception for the Servian Crown Prince as he arrives in the city on October 28. The welcome is described as highly spirited by local audiences and officials.
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Baron Aerenthal Opposes Territorial Compensation for Serbia
Vienna October 28 Baron Aerenthal told the Austrian delegation in Budapest that territorial compensation in the Serbia and Montenegro case is quite inadmissible.
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Kaiser to Visit Archduke Ferdinand on November Fourth
Berlin reports semi official word that the Kaiser will make a three day visit to Archduke Ferdinand on November 4 in line with a former promise. The trip may include a meeting with Emperor Joseph.
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Bomb wrecks home of landowner in Templemore
An explosion damaged the residence of Mr O Mullane, a landowner at Templemore in County Tipperary. No injuries were reported among the occupants.
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Dinizulu Indicted for High Treason in Durban
South Africa Por Press reports Dinizulu has been indicted for high treason in Durban. The notice from October 28 references formal charges and the ongoing treason case. The article notes the colonial context and cites the Durban bureau as the source.
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Presidential campaign tests physical endurance in New York
The campaign press notes describe a strenuous race as Air Bryan shows endurance while Mr Tait grows nearly voiceless, highlighting the exhausting pace of the race in New York on October 28.
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Striking Kaiser Statements Reported By The Telegraph
The Telegraph prints a remarkable interview in which the Kaiser voices disappointment at British opinion, cites proof of sincerity, refuses to meet with poer delegates, and says Germany must be ready for any Far East event. He notes Britain may favor a German fleet for future Pacific debates. The Pall Mall Gazette adds Britain must build a mighty battle fleet to face possible events.
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London rower promotes testimonial for Wingfield sculls winner
On October 28 in London H T Blackstaffe of Wingfield sculls fame is promoting a testimonial to a rowing champion, inviting supporters to contribute to the tribute event.
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Ashburton River Conditions Reported This Morning
At nine o'clock this morning the Ashburton county rivers condition was listed as fishable in Rakaia and Rakatere with clear water. Mount Somers and surrounding areas were noted as clear as well, while Ratigitata showed similar good conditions.
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