Commercial London Wheat and Wool Movements
Commercial London reports show six thousand tons of Adelaide oats wheat sold at 88 9d per quarter. total UK wheat and Hour afloat reach 1 655 000 quarters. Continent 1 670 000 quarters. Atlantic shipments 276 000 quarters. Pacific 70 000 quarters. Wool arrivals total 221 144 bales direct. 64 500 sales available. 354 590 bales on hand. Dunedin merchants dispute Christchurch telegram on oats London parity 1s 8d f.o.b. Dunedin firm offers Sparrowbills B grade at f.o.b net about 2s per bushel. further business pending.
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Colonial Consignment reports New Zealand meat prices
Napier September 24 Colonial Consignment and Distributing Company cable today quotes frozen mutton Canterbury Napier Wellington and North Island 43d lambs first quality old second 63d beef hinds 41d fores 34d.
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Prisoner Henry Eggleston injured at Lyttelton quarry
Yesterday Henry Eggleston, a prisoner, was struck in the right eye by a fragment of stone while at work in the Redstone quarry on Sumner road Lyttelton. He was treated by Dr Newell and sent to Christchurch by the 10 20 a m train. A strong wind battered the Manjototo Plains with a sod wall collapsing at Ophir killing John Sinnamon.
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Obituary of Charles Morrice Handcock
Charles Morrice Handcock of Ashburton died Tuesday morning at twenty. He excelled at Sydney University, matriculating at fourteen and earning honours in arts. He entered medicine as the youngest student, passed his first exam among 86 of 174, faced health setbacks, and later hoped to finish at Otago. Despite care from multiple doctors in Dunedin and Sydney, he died with family by his side, leaving friends and condolences from New Zealand, Australia, and Britain.
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Annual Horse Parade At Ashburton Show Grounds
The Ashburton A and F Association hosts its Annual Horse Parade at the Show Grounds on Saturday starting at noon. Entries show a slight decline in number from last year but higher quality entries compensate. Categories include Draughts, Roadsters, Hackneys, and Thoroughbreds listed among the entries.
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Fire in Lyttelton Gaol Sparks Contained
Fire discovered at 9:36 am under the hospital staircase of Lyttelton gaol. Lionel Terry is lodged in a ground floor room near the scene. warder reports smoke and burning material, extinguished by buckets of water. No admission from Jones Terry. doors were open, yard gate locked.
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Ashburton Bowling Club sets opening day and repairs plan
The Ashburton Bowling Club executive met with President Air P Stewart in the chair. Resignations from H Martin J W McGregor and Gen Clarke were accepted. The club thanked Mr I Manchester for pump work and Mr J D Stewart for services. A new mower was purchased for £10 10s. The season opens on October 1 at 9 o clock with refreshments provided by the president. Tyrrell Tirull elected as a civic member and a single badge competition to be introduced with the president as first holder.
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Amateur Golf Championship Second Round Results
In Dunedin on September 24 the Amateur Golf Championship second round concluded. Notable victories include Christchurch players defeating Otago counterparts with Fisher of Otago beating Turnbull, Sams of Christchurch over Park, Holmes of Masterton defeating Roberts, Worhes of East Otago defeating Basil Smith, A Smith of Otago defeating Rutherford, and Turnbull beating Stronach, among others.
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Death on the Warrimoo claims long-time Wellington resident
Wellington September 24 a death reported aboard the Warrimoo confirms the passing of William White a very aged resident of Wellington.
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Rumour of Justice Denniston’s Early Retirement Denied
Wellington reports a strong denial of circulating talk that Mr Justice Denniston will retire soon. The Sept 2 note clarifies no imminent resignation is in play, countering widespread speculation.
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Star of Bengal wrecked off Alaska claims many lives
The barque Star of Bengal ran aground on Alaska's coast. Nine white sailors and 101 Chinese and Japanese perished while only 27 crew members survived. The incident was reported from London with details dated September 23.
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Geraldine Races Open In Fine Weather With Tight Finishes
The Geraldine meeting started today in clear conditions with a good crowd. Results: First Hurdles Leonards 7 Antony 2 Casabianca 3. Springtime unseated rider and Wataki fell. Won by three lengths in 3 min 55.1 sec. Squatters Handicap Volodia 1 All Guns 2 Whirlwind 3. Won easily in 1 min 16 sec. Orari Trot Silver Ribbon 1 Ilsic 2 Mary Lincoln 3. all started, won by three lengths in 2 min ddgen.
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Wanganui Jockey Club Spring Meeting Opens
Beautiful spring weather drew a large crowd to the first day of Wanganui Races. Tiptoe I won the Flying Handicap by a quarter length from Irish Rifle, with Rangipepa third. Bollin took Mailen by a head, with Castiglione eighth close behind. Aborigine led the Genoa race by five lengths with Diamond and Star Diamond following.
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Brief Medical Notice of Doctor Availability Change
Tr Handcook unavailable this week to see patients. Dr Mullin will attend to all urgent cases.
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