Debts and exports shape New Zealand economy debate
The piece reviews government debt growth from 1891 to 1908 and outlines allocations for land, settlers, workers, and infrastructure. It notes wool price hopes amid industrial shifts, civil service salaries rising to eight million, calls to reduce ministerial control, and mentions local events and notices including a juvenile court case and naval cadet plans.
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Local and General News and Notices
LOGAL AND GENERAL reports appointments at Rhodes Memorial Home and McLean Institute. A Christchurch case notes a false electoral declaration conviction and costs. Tea adjournment at Domain bowling club marks a marriage welcome for Mr Meddins. Dunedin reports military and mercantile support, oats prices fall with lower oatmeal costs. Seafield residents hear on No-License failures. Rheumatism cure claims feature, promoting RHRUMO with prices.
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Domain Bowling Green
P. Stewart
Geo. Meddins
Stewart
Meddins
Seafield
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Magistrial Court Proceedings Highlight Local Disputes
Mary Moodie was convicted for riding a bicycle on the footpath in the borough and ordered to pay costs. A dog ownership dispute, Gregor McGregor v Thomas McCrea, was adjourned to produce the dog. Neighbours quarrel case Louisa Allen v Isabella McIvor ended with a call for peace and a week’s adjournment. Civil cases Grant and Moore v May Santer and Hallenstein Bros. v D Gregor default judgments. Re hearing ordered for Railway Department v TD O Conor Brick with hearing set in Christchurch.
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Cimaru
Mary Moodie
Gregor McGregor
Buchanan
Thomas McCrea
Orbell
Louisa Allen
Mr Orbell
Isabella McIvor
Mr Kennedy
Winslow
Railway Department
TD. O’conor Brick
Christchurch
Ashburton Candidature Debate Letters From Elector and Jones
A disputed local election exchange from Ashburton involves a letter signed Elector accusing a candidate of misstatements. David Jones of Weedons responds denying past support for the Riccarton candidate and noting his Courtenay electorate ties. A reply from Mr Massey allied opponents endorses Jones, praising his Conciliation Board and Arbitration Court work and urging him to stand in the contest.
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Jones
Riccarton
Witty
Courtenay
Charles Lewis
Martin
Afr Massey
David Jones
Nenworthy
Massey
Arbitration Court
Timaru clergyman warns electors over drink’s wreckage
A Timaru reader quotes a Timaru gaol case to condemn liquor traffic. A man from Camaru, long intoxicated, was remanded after delirium tremens, then revealed to have traveled from Mt Nessing with a cheque. The letter portrays hotel drink as destroying families and souls, urging Christian conscience.
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Ashburton
DTS
Camaru
Oamaru
Georgetown
Mt. Nessing
Jim
Tam
Trout Plentiful This Season at Johnston's Tackle Shop
Reports from all district rivers show trout plentiful this season. Anglers seeking the beat tackle at low prices should inspect R D Johnston's new stock, arrived aboard the Tongariro.
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Tongariro
Timaru Show Highlights Ashburton Prize Winners
Ideal weather greeted Timaru and P association exhibitors for the annual show. Ashburton entrants won top prizes in stock and produce with notable results in draught horses, carriage horses, Hackneys, cattle, farm produce, bread, and sheep dogs as the event drew large crowds.
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Obituary notices from New Plymouth and Wellington
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs T S Weston wife of ex Judge Weston in New Plymouth on October 29 and the death of Mr A S Aldrich Japanese Consul for New Zealand in Wellington at his home in Pardpadama after a paralytic stroke following illness and a recent sale of his farm at Paraparaumu.
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T. S. Weston
Weston
Wellington
Aldrich
New Zealand
Pardpardama
Paraparaumu
England
Death of a Pioneer William Anderson of Flemington
William Anderson 73 or 74, early Canterbury settler and Flemington farmer, died after prolonged illness. Arrived in 1863, farmed in Ellesmere then settled Flemington in 1888, retired a decade ago. A Presbyterian supporter active in school matters, he left a widow four sons and one daughter.
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IRENE Ainsley's Concert At Oddfellows Hall
Irene Ainsley headlines a forthcoming concert next Thursday evening at the Oddfellows Hall. In two years she has risen to high regard among New Zealand friends and has sung for the Prince and Princess of Wales at Marlborough House. A strong company, including Mr Hamilton Hodges, supports the event with box plan open at H M Jones.
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River Report From Ashburton At 9 AM
The Ashburton river state at 9 o clock shows Halaia fishable Haratera Leaver Ashburton dirty Mount Somers Upper Ashburton clear Rani gitata fishable.
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