George Elliott Sells Alford Forest Road Property
George Elliott has disposed of his town business and instructs sale of his Alford Forest Road property. The 4 acre site with a three room dwelling and double brick chimney suits a market garden. selling as a going concern with immediate inspection invited. Desirable north east belt building site also offered by F Ferriman, Land and Estate Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elliott
Alford Forest Road
Elliott
Moontm
Andrew Street
F. Ferriman
Ephemeris Sun Moon Phases for September
Ephemeris notes moon phases for September listing New Moon at 2:49 p.m. First Quarter at 9:45 a.m. Ball Moon at 10:20 p.m. Perigee at 0.30 a.m. Phases and rise set times scattered across days. Details include sun rise and set times and various moon events.
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Ball Moon
Lest
Perigea
Mining Shares Reported in Today’s Sales
United Press reports today’s mining sales with New Alpine Consols at 16s, Enterprise at 278, and Rise and Shins at 25s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Dunenny
Enterprise
Sydney Stock Markets Quiet At Homebush Sheep Prices Rise
Slower trading on Sept 25 at Homebush saw New Zealand sheep fetch improved prices with wool traded. Cattle remained in moderate demand, New Zealand animals damaged by rough voyage. cows ranged 14 pounds 10s to 14 pounds 12s 6d, bullocks 15 pounds 4s to 19 pounds.
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Homebush
New Zealand
Methven Sale Results Reported Yesterday
A small entry at Methven sale saw 140 hoggets average 98 3d and 50 cross bred wethers fetch 16s 9d each. The event noted light turnout with modest bidding and steady prices for the offered stock.
Property Sale at Highbank Terrace Lease Transferred
Yesterday at the Methven salepards Mr David Thomas sold an account of Messrs Davis Bros lease in perpetuity at Highbank comprising 323 acres 3 roods 23 perches to Mr James Johnston of Highbank for £1500.
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Methven
David Thomas
Messrs
Davis Bros
Highbank
James Johnston
Seddon Voices Loyal Colonies Censure Boer Generals
The New Zealand premier criticizes lavish ovations for Boer generals returning to Britain. He warns that granting such honors to a foe may seem unfair to loyal imperial subjects. His remarks, praised in New Zealand, emphasize duty to voice concern despite potential unpopularity.
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New Zealand
Seddon
England
Great Britain
Lukas Meyer
Garegony
Dick Seddon
Weather and civic notes plus wartime era highlights
Gale warnings from south to northeast with heavy rain likely. Rangitata Road Board appoints Waepey as clerk and overseer. Memorial meeting to discuss trooper memorials and Coronation at Borough Council Chambers. A birth tragedy in Christchurch under heavy rain and snow squall. mother admitted to Samaritan Home. Lt. Col. Bailey awards Private Burford top volunteer shot score 112. Torrey Alexander meeting in Dunedin notes separate gender meetings. missionaries plan overland march. Loveday Brothers return from Bisley event noting poor weather affected shooting. Premier to send another team. Rudge Whitworth bikes praised. local shops advertise cycles and boots.
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Rangitata Roan Boano
Wf. Waepey
J. Harper
Rangitata Road Board
Taunen Trooress
Coack Suor
Bailey
Burford
Timaru
South Island
Alexander Fisstos
Dunedin
Blutt
Loveday Brothers
Aealand
Bisley Meating
Wellington
Mokoig
Supexcre
Hierphy
Rudge- Whitworth
Johnston
Burnett Street
Strranee’s
Travelling labour reform and local notices across Ashburton district
Pursonat reports Mr Honey Stephenson returns to oversee a sale. The Wellington Trades and Labour Council backs a permanent travelling labour organiser. News briefs cover railway fare changes, Troopers’ employment, postal service tweaks, electoral registrations for returning troops, a new automatic pillar box, Archdeacon Harper’s Italy and Sicily notes, and Ashburton tailor advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Stephenson
North Island
Myr Hislop
Tinwald
Hislop
Ashburton
Wellington Trades and Labour Council
Solony
Cyclise
Messrs Oates, Lowry, and Co
ADVT
Trooians
Christchurch
Prose
Gwynne
New York
New Zealand
Frisco
G. W. Tyrrell
Melbourne
General Post Office
Pravels
Italy
Sicily
Archdeacon Harper
St. Stephen's
Pisa
Crater
Vesuvius
Milan
Craighead and
Berryman
Hughes Patents Firm Prominent in New Zealand Trade
Mr Ilenry Hughes of 183 Hereford Street reports patent applications from the Government Gazette including scotching machines docking implements chaff-cutters earth scoop loaders spraying machines chimneys Venetian blinds and more. His firm has run 21 years handling most New Zealand patent business and offers the Advice to Inventory handbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenry Hughes
Hereford Street
Government “ Gazette
J. Taylor
Anot
A. Ross
W. Andrews
J. Jackson
R. England
W. Conyers
A. J. Park
F. Smith
J. Middleton
F. Witham
J. Stewart
H. Dude
W. Metcalfe
W. Rowe
Thatcher
Foreign McKenna Process Company
W. Deady
Davis
G. Simpson
R. Keys
F Alexe
Hereford Birget
Christehureh
Hughes
Tinwald Wesleyan Church Anniversary Tea Held at Tinwald
The Tinwald Wesleyan Church marked its anniversary with an evening tea for about 200 attendees at Oddfellows Hall. a public meeting followed led by Rev J D Jory with Rev J G Paterson and Rev Raine in attendance. Proceeds from the tea aimed to boost church funds while remarks celebrated local faith and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinwald
Oddfellows
Ashburton
Willowby
Mesdames Clothier
Osborne
Mesdames Smith
Wakeham
Mesdames Hickman
Gudsell
Clothier
Hickman
Stoddart
Chapman
Ables
Tinwald Wesleyan Church
J.D. Jory
Hawkins
Ray. J. GC. Paterson
Presbyterian Church
Flemington
Christian
Jory
New Zealand
Mr Raine
Misses Jones
Messrs
N. Jones
Andrill
Bonnington
Master Jones
Medanica Haine
Marsden
Auction notices and bids from various branches across towns
Auction of three town sections by David Thomas for Mr Hawdon at 2 p.m. Also one trial sale by E Gibbard. Henry Stephenson to clear furniture at Mount Somers. Ashburton County invites footbridge tenders with closing date October 3. Wellington Land Board reports rent arrears of £3620. Trinity Church to borrow £400 for hall. Wheelman notes nine motor cars and 20 motor bicycles in Canterbury. Rural losses from bush fires between Caboolture and Gympie. Lamb mortality in Gamaru noted against prior season. Sandow challenged by Professor Muller for £100. Contests to include lifting, wrestling, fencing, sword fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas
G. Hawdon
E. Gibbard
Tancred Street
Henry Stephenson
J. Porter
Mount Somers
Ashburton
Timaru
Trinity Church
Canterbury
Caboolture
Gympie
Queensland
Gamaru
Sandow
William Muller
Melbourne
Princess of Wales to be confined in November
The Princess of Wales is expected to be confined in November. A series of disparate items follow detailing sports records, bank balances, wireless conference concerns, a notorious arrest in New York, volcanic eruption reports, Ecuador quake shocks, and Soviet subsidized steamship service developments.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
London
Princess of Wales
Cavill
Hornsey
Bank of Australasia
New York
W. A. Young
Brigham Young
Pulitzer
Mount Chulapata
Peru
Ecuador
St Puterssung
Helsingfors
Finland
Newcastle
South Africa News Roundup From Septembers Dispatches
Imperial Government unlikely to extend powers of the Royal Commission of Enquiry, Premier Sprigg says. Dr Te Water in the Cape Assembly corridor suffers a paralytic seizure. Rev Botha repents in a letter to One Land asking forgiveness for 1901 stance on British rule. London reports Hand terrorism linked recantation, Smartt attacks Bond over Me Da Waal debate. Loyalists urged vigilance amid unrest.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Carzrown
J. G. Sprigg
Caps
Royal Commission of Enquiry
Te Water
Cape Assembly
London
Botha
Capa Times
Smartt
Me da Waal
Boer Generals Appeal for Funds for Education and Distress
Telegraph-Copyright notes the Boer generals urge the civilised world to donate to educate Boer children and aid widows and orphans after widespread destruction. Reports detail their surrender terms, British actions, and international reactions, including generosity from Henry Phipps and questions of governance.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
London
Great Britain
Leyds
Reitz
Generala
Colonial Office
The
Times
Manifasto
Germany
Henry Phipps
Arthur White
Botha
de la Rey
Arnold White
Phipps
Carnegie
J. Rose Innes
Richard Solomon
Major Goold-Adams
Mr Chamberlain
White
South Africa
Dixs Gaiety Company Opens Season At Oddfellows Hall
The approaching season of Mr P R Dix s Gaiety Company features two performances starting next Monday at the Oddfellows Hall. With star artists Pope Sayles Harvey Morris Belvins Belle Kay and others plus Edison picture machine the company promises top quality scenery and effects and a full house expected in the opening show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.R. Dix
Oddfellows’ Hall
Messrs Pope and
Sayles
Mesers Harvey and Morris
The
Belvins
Belle Kay
Mr Chas. Howard
Miss May Lewis
London
Arthur Elliott
Edison
Lord Hawke’s New Zealand Tour Team Named
Lord Hawke’s team for New Zealand includes Lord Hawke Warner Burnup Taylor Fave Bosanquet Johnson Stamning Dowson Leatham Hargreave Thompson and an amateur wicket keeper. They sail by the Majestic on October 12 via San Francisco and will likely play at Hobart Auckland Taranaki Wanganui Napier Wellington Christchurch Dunedin Invercargill against a committed New Zealand side, returning via Vancouver.
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Lonnon
Lord Hawke
New Zealand
Warner
Burnup
Taylor
Fave
Bosanquet Johnson
Cambridge
Stamning
Dowson
Leatham
Hargreave
Thompson
Northampton
Majestic
San Francisco
Hobart
Auckland
Taranaki
Wanganui
Napier
Wellington
Christchurch
Duinedin
Sherlock Holmes and the Woons Great Pepregaring Cue
A historical note touts a crime expert style figure and promotes Waide's Worm Figs the Wonderful Worm Worers as a safe remedy. Sold in Stranaz's Sample Rooms on Burnet Street.
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Sherlock Holmes
Woons
Waide
Stranaz
Burnet Street
Holiday season relief with Impeys May Apple medicine
The text touts a family remedy Impeys May Apple for constipation indigestion biliousness headaches loss of appetite languor and liver troubles. It promises gentle natural action and urges readers to buy from Sharland and Co Wellington or wholesale agents with a stated price per bottle.
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Impey
Sharland and (Lo, Ltd
Wellington
Parliament Notes and Bills Pass in Wentington Session
The Wentington council on September 25 debated and read a first time the Legislative Council Act Amendment Bill. The Old Age Pensions Act Amendment Bill passed its third reading. Amendments to the Sharebrokers Bill relaxed penalties and added appeal options. Other measures on Birds Nuisance and Accident Insurance moved forward in committee with amendments.
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Wentington
Minister of Education
Victoria College
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Stamps
Gnoles House
New Zealand House Debates Fisheries Bill and Sessions End
The assembly met at 2.30 pm with a leave of absence for K J Seddon to England on state affairs. Debate covered fisheries conservation amendments, company law, savings bank profits, and Australasian naval defence. The session closed with third readings and cross-party conferences on Mining Act and Second-hand Dealers bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentrleton
K. J. Seddon
England
Joseph Ward
William Russell
Fanner
Hornby
W. J. Steward
Hanan
Barclay
Taw Societies
Past and Telegraph Department
Pacific Cable Extension
Cook and Other Islands
Herries
Legislative Council
Germany
Britain
New Zealand
W. Hall-Jones
New Zenland
Legislaive Council
C. H. Mills
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New Zealand Clothing
J. Wilson
Zhalan TA Ycles
B.sa. Marts
Gerrard
Dunlop
Brook
Any
Timdie
Hurnett Street
Ersons
W. H. Coll
NS & GO
Ferriman
Abuiu Ulduo
FE. Ferriman
Allenton
Charles Street
Woollen Mills
Prica
Ephemeris
Commercial
Sydney Stock Markets
H. Gresham
E. Co
Gresham
Dentists
Invercargill
Thomas’ Auction Rooms
Wills Street
Matthew Gilmour
H. A. Frowrt
H. A. Flower
Peterson
H. A. Flower’s
MR Seddon
Wdwin Wires
Ifigley Park
Samaritan
J. Shaly & CO
J. Sealy & CO
Uso
Wade
Peuix
Sheng
Cheng-lu
Dix’s Gaiety Company
Cricket
Parliament
House of Representatives
Bile
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