Siberia Clip Sells Keenly In London May Sales
Mr 8 3 Hollings, Bradford wool expert, reports Arthur Harding’s Siberia clip selling in London with strong competition. New Zealand origin with crossbreds bringing up to 134d for America, noted as better classed than last year, good length, lustre and scouring qualities. Emphasizes parasite control via Quibell's Powder Dip as key for top wool markets.
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Siberia
Hollings
Bradford
Arthur Harding
London
New Zealand
America
B. Hollings
Quibell
Deaths and accidents across Wellington and South Island
Wellington reports William Higginson aged 25 died of pneumonia after five weeks of illness. Hokitika notes John Regan found shot in Ross with uncertain cause. Dunedin records Colm McLean aged 32 killed in a horse accident near Waikouaiti. Invercargill records William Symes, an elderly pensioner, found dead from heart disease after a Sunday walk.
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Wellington
William Higginson
Dixon Street
New Zeaa
Dunedin
Colm McLean
Goodwood
Waikouaiti
Invercargill
Wiliam Symes
Forest Hill
Heavy rain floods rivers in Gisborne district
Weather bulletin from Gisborne reports heavy rain since 5 a.m. yesterday. All rivers in the district are in a flooded state but no serious damage is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisborne
Scout executive formed to coordinate Dominion movement
Per Press Association. Wellington September 6. The Boy Scout movement throughout the dominion is being co-ordinated by the constitution of an executive. Major Costrave of Kaiapoi holds the rank of dominion Chief Scout, Colonel Snow is appointed commander of the South Island, Dr R H Macgill of Wellington is in command of the North Island. Mr Hector McLeod of Wellington secretary for the North Island will keep the register of patrols for that division. Commands to control work in various centres are about to be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dominion
Major Costrave
Kaiapoi
Snow
South Island
R. H. Macgill
North Island
Hector McLeod
Sly grog selling fined in Wellington Police Court
Charlie Cunningham of the New Idea Supper Room on Tory Street was fined £10 on two charges of sly grog selling on Sunday. Plain clothes officers described a table with twenty or thirty men, half-empty bottles, and glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Press Association
Wellington
Charlies Cunningham
New Idea
Tory Street
Fires Hit Auckland and Christchurch Buildings
FIRES AUCKLAND September 6 a fire on premises in Lower Queen street occupied by Mr J Green damaged stock valued at £950 insured in the New Zealand office for £485. CHRISTCHURCH September 6 a fire in Sumner at three o'clock this evening gutted a lemonade factory building unoccupied since March owned by Mr W Collie insured for £200 in the Ocean office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Lower Queen Street
J. Green
New Zealand
Christchurch
Sumner
Erning
Rethinking Early Cancer Surgery and New Findings
The Imperial Cancer Research Fund backs early surgical removal of primary tumors as justified, while Dr Bashford argues against congenital or embryonic origins for cancer. Indian data link skin cancer to carrying coal dust near skin, and French research notes possible cancer serum effects on microcolony forms, urging cautious interpretation amid limited cures.
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Imperial Cancer’ ‘Research’ Fund
Bashford
India
Kashmir
Doyen
France
Paris
The
Times
Whmost
Cable News Roundup From Sydney and London
Reports from Sydney detail an Australian labour recruiter Lindsay speared to death by natives in the Bismarck Archipelago with body consumption alleged. New South Wales liquor traffic review shows a yearly drink bill of £5,969,579 averaging £3 7s 6d per person. Rugby Union expels McIntyre and Gavin who joined the League. New South Wales wheat area rises to 2,240,400 acres, with total grain area up 477,000 acres. A French steamer reports a massacre at New Hebrides of a captain and crew. looting follows. Brisbane Mayor welcomes visiting Chambers of Commerce delegates. Londres: jockey Frank Wotton wins three races at Lewes, totaling 102 wins this season. Lord Selborne departs for South Africa.
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Sydney
Bismark
Lindsay
New South Wales
Rugby Union
McIntyre
Gavin
New Hebrides
Espiegle Bay
Brisbane
Chambers of Commerce
Change in governorships from British press reports
The Star claims Lord Dudley will retire soon and become Viceroy of India, with Lord Plunket taking over as Governor General of Australia, while government sources in Sydney deny the retirement report and say no such move is known. Lord Plunket’s term as Governor of New Zealand ends June 20 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Press Association
Sydney
the Star
Lord Dudley
Lord Minto
India
Lord Plunket
Australia
Government House
Wellington
T. Carroll
Auckland
Herald
Lord Plunkett
New Zealand
WRECK OF THE MAORI Report From Plymouth Survivors Reach Port
Fifteen survivors from the steamer Maori have reached Plymouth aboard a United States gunboat. An engineer named Marwood described the Cape coast as the worst sight he has seen and criticized wireless telegraphy arguing funds should be spent on lights to save ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plymouth
Marwood
Cape
Coe
Zam Buk Heals Ulcerated Leg Says Croydon Woman
Mrs E Ayers of 15 Edwin Street Croydon Sydney reports lasting leg ulcers healed in weeks after Zam Buk balm. She had medical advice and other remedies with no relief until Zam Buk, bought 1s 6d or 3s 6d per pot, proved effective. Her testimonial urges others to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ayers
Edwin Street
Croydon
Sydney
Ayers
Nin Sichara
Ministers Arrive in Auckland for Drainage and Farm Work
In Auckland on September 6, Hon G Fowlds and Hon D Budde toured the improved farm settlements and major drainage works at Piako Bywamp. The Prime Minister is due September 30 with Parliament opening soon after Sir Joseph Ward arrives in Wellington. Farmers discuss car costs, praising Vulcan cars for economy. G H Carson Cycle and Motor Works offers demonstrations in Ashburton. Also listed is a patent peppermint remedy for chest complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
G. Fowlds
D. Budde
Brunday
Jowles
Joseph Ward
Wellington
Vulcan
Vulcan Motor and Engineering Company, Limited
Southport
England
G. H. Carson Cycle and Motor Works
Tancred Street
Ashburton
High Commissioner's Report on New Zealand Meat Prices
Wellington September 6 The Department of Industries and Commerce received a cable from the High Commissioner in London dated September 4 noting a better tone in the mutton market with slight price advances across grades and no material rise expected until lant stocks in Canterbury and North Island are reduced. Lamb demand up for heavy weights but prices unchanged. Beef market quiet with good supply. butter market firm with better demand for good quality. Grain market very quiet with Australian off coast bids and new crop for Jan-Feb at 47s 6d.
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Wellington
Department of Industries and Commerce
High
London
Canterbury
North Island
New Zealand
Siberian
Looking-Glass Omens Across Cultures and Customs
The piece surveys beliefs about infants seen in mirrors and superstitions linked to glass. It cites Worcestershire and Japanese tales that viewing one's reflection brings misfortune or twins, notes the broader fear of mirrors in storms and death, and discusses cultural practices like covering mirrors after a death and during thunderstorms.
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Britain
Bishop
Isabella Bird
Japan
Shalotér
Shalott
Maries
Jounnal
Paul
Brand
ARTE
England
Scotland
Frieeland
France
Eyes Speak Through A Cold With Woods Peppermint Cure
A poetical notice extols Woods Peppermint Cure to restore clarity to eyes dulled by a cold. It promises quick relief to restore beauty and speaking eyes through a simple remedy.
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Aland Shipping Company
Royal Mail
Mente Video
Teneriffe
Smouth
Ssengera
Clayton
Fregmer
Euapeli
Turakina
Tongariro
Ationa
Antk
Freedlander Bros., Ltd
Shaw, Savill and Albion Cq., Limited
Rove Mail
Monte Video
Verne
Wellingto
Fert
Deo
Iec
tAlso
Rio de Sentero
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd
JR58
Ear Colonial Company
Nicoll
Islinngton
Islington
Turnip
A$lington Potato & Mangel
Henry
Rughes
Hereford Street
Canterbury Co-Operative
Company, Ltd
G. R. Wilson and.Co
Tuam Street
Wilson
Dominon
Robinson
Government
Nsurangt Department
Toe
ROT
Alasgee
Ror Iadoes
Sn Gothar
Sterling
Jones and Sons
High Street
Christcrurch
Cameris
J. Ballantyne &Co
the Drapers
Gonmergial
PrSueivou
Bigestor
Sheldon
Il “Paneer
Robert Totty
Ash. Burton
Eee
Allike
Timothy and Trefoil
USTAL
Hurst
Lakerires
Telephone
Newman's Livery Stables
Somereat Hotel
J, Newman
Prime North Canterbury
Hebron
Star of New Zealand
Fletcher Bros.’ Cash Supply
Zealandia
Barningham & Ltd
George Streel
Knox Church
Per Presa Association
Hokitika
John Regan
Ross
BOY Scouts
National Mortgage & Agency Company, Ind
Red Clover
Alliee
Timothy Kale
Sutton and Sons
Sutton’s
Mangels Carrots Kalb
Sin Stamp
National Mortgage & Agency Co
of. Nlz
West Street
Sly
Astiburtop
G. Meddins
People's
Burnett Street
Arcasie
Cable News
Frank ‘Wotton
Lewes
Lord Selborne
South Africa
Copsright
Zam-Buk
High Commissioner's
H. G. Barrett
Boot Warehouse
East Street
Ments
COATS
W.B
P.D
Essenti
Ieee Cash Draper
Osult
Tavest
Andrill & 66
Building Society
Tancred Jjtreert
the Mail Order House
Chrisychurch
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