Ashburton Property Listings and Rentals Notice
Harold E Curtis estate and land listings on Cameron Street and Peter Street West near Domain. Four acre plots with modern dwellings and amenities, plus suburban sections Allenton and Brucefield Avenue ready for building. To let two houses on Cart ERs Terrace Tinwald with 14 acres each and an up to date seven room house on Princess Street. Money to lend on approved freehold security.
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Peter Street
Domain
Grooms
Cass
Willsams Streets
Wills
William Streets
Ashburton
Allenton
Mandy
Brucefield Avenue
Mill Creek
Carter's Terrace
Tinwald
Princess Street
Death notices for Nelson Fahey and Letham families
Notices record the September 15 and 26 obituaries for wives of George Nelson of Mayfield Charles Fahey of Fairlie and Roland Letham of Lauriston. Locations cited include Chatham Nursing Home Burnett Street Malvern Nursing Home Ashburton. All notices indicate the deceased women are believed well.
Democratic Bill Sparks Press Fight in New Zealand
A Liberal government pushes a second ballot bill seen as anti democratic and gagging press. Critics warn it echoes German autocracy and damages liberty, urging Sir Joseph Ward to rethink and the press to resist government restrictions.
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Germany
New Zealand
Christchurch
Lyttelton ‘Times
North Cape
Joseph Ward
Ralyee
William
Lady Plunket to Open New Ward in Timaru Hospital
Lady Plunket will visit Timaru on September 23 to open the new Children’s Ward at Timaru Hospital. Also notes arrival of Mir James Young, former Ashburton Domain curator, now Christ Church Domains curator, for a brief Ashburton visit. Weather shifts to a cold, soaking rain easing drought fears. local lambing impacted but crops and pasture to benefit.
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Lady Plunket
Timaru
Timaru Hospital
Mir James Young
Ashburton
Christchurch
Ashburton Domain
Thomas Bentling
Tarriaro estate sale and local farming notes in Ruapuna area
Correspondent reports strong feed growth in Ruapuna with warm weather. autumn sown oats look well and lambing underway, promising good percentages if weather holds. Tarriaro estate in New South Wales bought by Scott and McParlane for subdivision. George Scott named manager. Lambing expanding in North Otago. Also brief items on ancient Norwegian wood carvings. Henfield village ventures into specialized herb cultivation and violet trade. patent ads and oddities complete the column.
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Ruapuna
Alex, Scott
Pimaru
James Scott
M’parlane
Claremont
Tarriaro Estate
New South Wales
George Scott
Ballantyne
Tarriaro
New Zealand Parliament Passes Second Ballot Bill Amendments
The Legislative Council in Wellington reports the Second Ballot Bill for amendment with Clause 19 changes limiting public meetings, banning certain acts to influence candidates, and restricting newspaper statements. Amendments on corrupt practices and licensing polls were adopted. third reading set for Wednesday.
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Wellington
T. George
Connell
J. Rigg
Dr. Findlay
Dr Findlay
Oofic Council
Local Bodies Loans Bill Debate on Government funding changes
The House debated a Local Bodies Loans Act Amendment Bill allowing authorities to raise funds from the public with government guaranteed debentures. Key figures argued over cost, impact on wealthy councils, and effects on the Public Works Fund, with the Premier defending the bill and rejecting inscribed guaranteed stock.
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Land Settlements Associations
Wellington Manawatu
Joseph Ward
Herries
Stock Exchange
Messrs
Gray
Tvisher
W. Fraser Hanan
Hogg
Sidey
Rutherford
Jennings
Massey
Irisher
Messrs Ross
Mauder
Witty
Ngata
Eli
Duncan
James Alien
Barclay
Okey
Bay of Plenty
Barrow
Genuine Sanders and Sons Eucalyptus Extract Ad
An advertisement warns against inferior eucalyptus products and promotes Sanders and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract as proven, safe, and effective. It cites legal cases and expert support from the Supreme Court of Victoria over 35 years, urging buyers to insist on the genuine Sanders preparation.
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Sander and Sons
Supreme Court of Victoria
Arbitration scheme for Britain panel of labor and business
Winston Churchill proposes a permanent arbitration tribunal in Britain with a panel balanced between business and labor. If disputed parties agree, trade experts will be selected from the panel by the Board of Trade to resolve the issue. The Cullinan diamond news and other items follow.
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London
Winston. Churchill
Board of Trade
Daily Telegraph
Cholera Precautions Rise in Western Europe and Russia
Press Association reports strong cholera precautions in Western Europe and London as Russia endures 7000 deaths in two months. New York Herald notes 10 681 cholera deaths in the Philippine islands, with dates cited as September.
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London
Europe
Russia
New York
New York Herald
Phillipine Islands
Maine Republic Majority Reported At Eight Thousand
A press association note received September 16 states the Republic party holds a Maine majority of about 8000, the smallest in two years.
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Press “Association
New York
Maine
Protestant Alliance claims threat over Host in London
The secretary of the Protestant Alliance warns that carrying the Host in the streets of London could have sparked bloodshed. Colonel Fitzpatrick reports that an Orangeman faction vowed the Host would not be returned to the cathedral.
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Per Press Association
London
Allance
Fitzpatrick
Mrs Luard Murder: Police Shift to Personal Revenge Motive
Police abandon robbery motive in the Seven Oaks murder of Mrs Luard and pursue evidence of personal vengeance against her. Investigation notes received at 8.30 a.m. on September 16.
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London
Luard
British Request Lures Egyptian Adviser for Turkish Customs
The Porte has asked Britain to lend Chitty Bey adviser to the Egyptian Ministry of the Interior to reorganise the Turkish Customs. This move signals Ottoman reform efforts as Britain weighs involvement.
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Por Press Association
London
The
Porte
Britain
Chitty Bey
Ministry of the Interior
Egypt
Morocco Note Sets Conditions for Recognition of Mulai Hafid
The Franco-Spanish note outlines prerequisites for recognizing Mulai Hafid, demanding guarantees for foreign interests and an official disavowal of holy war. It preserves powers to pursue separate claims, including repayment of military expenditures and indemnities for European deaths. Italian Foreign Minister Tittoni praised the document's moderation and expressed favorable prospects.
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London
Mulai
Signor Tittonij
Discoveries in Tibet Reported by Sven Hedin
London September 15 The explorer Sven Hedin has arrived from Simla and reports wonderful discoveries in Western Tibet. He notes ample room for future explorers and will soon lecture before the Royal Geographical Society in London.
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London
Evenr Hedin
Jhas
Simla
Tibet
Royal Geographical Society
Social Democratic Congress at Nuremberg dismisses war profits talk
At the Social Democratic Congress in Nuremberg Herr Singer presides as Mr Quelch compares Vinism in England and elsewhere to profit from war. The executive blames Wartember Diet Socialists Baden and Bavaria for budgets favoring the wealthy and urges rejection to protect workers.
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Per Press Association
Berlin
Social Democratic Congress
Nuremburg
Herr Singer
Quelch
England
Wartembers
Baden
Bavaria
Fish Season Telegrams Boost Angler Interest Across Rivers
Reports from all district rivers say trout are plentiful this season. Anglers seeking top tackle at low prices should inspect R. D. Johnston's new stock, just landed ex s e Tongariro. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds is promoted as a reliable remedy. Do the Abbey coupon for value.
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York
Abbey
Exchang
R. D. Johnston
S.e. Tongariro
Federal politics and censure motion in Melbourne Assembly
Mr Emslie moved a censure against Minister Swinburne accusing him of suppressing tender papers in the house and favouring a firm in contracts. Swinburne defended the government, which expects a substantial majority. The Federal Labour party seeks constitutional amendment for equal protection for workers and manufacturers following the High Court ruling.
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Per
Press Association
Melbourne
Assembly
Emslie
Swinburn
Swinburne
High Court
Federal Labour Party
New Parliament Buildings Favored by Committees
Committees report strongly in favour of building the new Parliament House on Government House site. Civil servants to move gradually, library extended, tennis courts repurposed as a museum. Sydney Street to close per Public Works Plan 2. Land value of the current Government buildings fixed at £264,000 with an easing planned.
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Wellington
Parliament House
Government House
Sydney Street
Public Works Department
Commodity price quotations from Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide markets
Quotations list for Wheat Flour Oats Barley Maize Bran and pollard Potatoes and related items in Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide. Prices reflect Tasmanian New Zealand Cape varieties with ranges in shillings and pence and in pounds per unit. Market notes indicate grade distinctions and regional quotes for September 16.
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Per
Press Association
Sydney
New Zealand
Danie Cape
Tasmanian
Melbourne
Elaide
Tanita
Wheat Market Notes from Christchurch on September 15
Christchurch markets report scarce wheat with limited sales at country stations four shillings per load. Merchants sell leftovers at a loss, oats are quiet, and chaff moves slowly. Potatoes show fair demand for spot shipment, mostly in small lots.
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Christchurch
Britain Becomes Butter Importer as Key Suppliers Shift
The English butter market now relies on about fourteen countries with a long term decline in exports from Belgium and Argentina and Germany dropping in export capacity. Denmark New Zealand Canada Australia and Siberia lead growth while Australia shows a three year span of rising imports. Holland and Norway provide small, steady shares with the United States a minor factor.
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Belgium
Argentine
Germany
England
Holland
Norway
United States
Denmark
New Zealand
Canada
Australia
Siberia
Russia
France
Controversy Over The Christ of the Cross Book
Wellington Presbytery hears a report on Rev. Gibson Smith and his book The Christ of the Cross. The committee urges regret for confusion over the Atonement and its teaching, and the recommendation is adopted. Dunedin Presbytery then debates an overture on the same work, ruled incompetent on a charge.
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Wellington
Pees
W. Gibson Smith
General Assembly
Dunedin
D. Maclennan
A. Cameron
Aitken
Suffragists in Prison: contrast of first second and third divisions
Report outlines how suffragists are treated in prison across divisions. First division allows clothes, food, letters, newspapers, visits, and modest cell furnishing. second division imposes uniforms, no night attire, solitary confinement, no letters or visitors, and prison meals. third division adds hard labor and reduced exercise.
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House of Commons
Home Secretary
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