Property for sale on Alford Forest Road as going concern
George Elliott has instructed Ferriman Land and Estate Agent to sell his town business and accompanying property on Alford Forest Road. The market garden readygoing concern offers immediate inspection as Elliott retires. Also advertised is a poultry farm and a one acre land plot with a cottage at the corner of Andrew Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blliott
Alford Forest Road
Elliott
Ma Moonis
Andrew Street
Ferriman
Ephemeris Sun and Moon Phases for September
The notice lists sun rise times and moon phases for September with times for new moon first quarter full moon last quarter and apogee and perigee events. It records morning and evening times and a few abbreviated coordinates and fractions.
Ferriman Property For Sale Near Alford Forest Road
A real estate listing notes F Ferriman offers property for sale near the Alford Forest Road area. The brief highlights location proximity and sale status.
Mining sales results from Dunedin telegraph report
United Press by Electric Telegraph lists today's sales and returns for multiple mining ventures in Dunedin. Items include Great Contral at 2s 6d, Nelson Creek 40078 units, Notown Creek 860¢a, Alpine IT 16023 2dwt, and Golden Gata among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Dunedrn
Nelson Creek
Notown Creek
Riley’s Beach
Golden Run
Otago
Commercial Agent General Cable Notice on Meat and Commodities
London date 26th telegram reports no change in mutton or lamb since last week. Reef firm with New Zealand hinds 5d and fores 44d. Butter firm with Danish 118s Canadian 102s Siberian 95s. Strong demand for Canadian cheer 60s. Hemp shows better demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetutnaton
London
New Zealand
Havelock Street Mart Report on Saturday Sale
Mr Henry Stephenson reports a good attendance and yarding of pigs mainly stores with better demand than weaners. Prices ranged from 6s 6d to 14s for stores and 23s to 45s for larger sorts. Fowls sold well. small entry 33 2d per pair. Potatoes cleared about tan tons at 4s to 6s per sack. Wheat sold 10s to 12s 3d. Large quantity of furniture sold well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stephenson
Debate on Electoral Act amendment sparks press debate
The House discusses a new clause restricting pre election defamation and its effects on candidates and the press. Critics call the provision absurd and a potential muzzle while noting existing redress mechanisms and warning of political motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
G. Fisher
Wellington
Nauzele
Weather and civic notices and a cycle sale ad
Moderate winds from north east to north and west bring frost tonight. Borough Council meets this evening to discuss Works Committee retrenchment recommendations. Lamb mortality is high due to severe weather with feed scarce. Property sales listed in Allenton and Hampstead. Harbour Board reports 56 225 tons dredged at £2400 total cost. Unprecedented fish shortage noted. no fish at public market. Wedding notice for Mr F Williamson and Miss Alice Dalton. Colonel George W Bell to tour NZ, visiting Ashburton. Timaru mole extension now 1376 feet with 120000 tons stone. £100000 loan partly spent.英国 business letter mentions Dick Seddon. 1902 Rudge-Whitworth bicycle ad promising high quality and a large NZ cycle sale offers Waverley cycles at £16 16s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ferriman
Allenton
J. Hancox
Alford Forest Road
Moodie
Hampstead
Creepaine
Totanu Harbour
Triday
Harbour Board
Christchurch
Wepria Benus
F. Williamson
Palmerston
Alice Jane Dalton
Timaru
Ros
Dick Seppon
England
South Canterbury
Dick Seddon
Rudge-Whitworth
RK. D. Johnston
Depit
Burnett Street
Taitortya
New Zealand
Craighead and
Berryman
Ashburton
Advt
Nuricuhsours
Douy Onnanp Co
Joan Ongana Co
Excursion fares noted for Dunedin Spring races
News in Brief reports excursion fares for the Dunedin Spring races. The NZ Farmers Co operative announces 1300 sheep sold tomorrow will be moved on Tuesday October 7 due to rough weather. An offer for a business auction grain line was refused last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Z. Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Gangvirk
Messrs
Friedlander
Wogan
Auranga
Dchespers
S.s. Kent
Sth Africa
Timaru
Christchurch Meat Company
Smithield
Earl of Dudley
Himley Hetate
Stafordshire
William Sennox
W Field
Oberligpy
Pyle
New Fenlana
Sreanonis for value in Hoots and Shoes
Srranaz's showcases value oriented items including Hoots and Shoes list featuring Smoke New Venus, Lovely Ties and Sunshades in a promotional display. The piece highlights a mix of accessories and apparel aimed at attracting shoppers to browse the latest stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Srranaz’s
Dix's Gaiety Company brings world class acts to Ashburton
The Dix's Gaiety Company of English American and Australian stars makes its first Ashburton appearance at Oddfellows Hall. The program features end men Messrs Papa and Sayles, baritone Mr Chas Howard, James Harvey and Miss Madge Morris, Belle Ray contralto, Belvin and Cooke, Miss May Lewis, Arthur Elliot, and Edison Kristoscope moving pictures. The management guarantees vulgarity free entertainment, a claim linked to past success in four centres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Dix
Ashburton
Oddfellows’ Hall
Mesars Papa
Sayles
Chas, Howard
James Harvey
Madge Morris
Harvey
Belle Ray
Edison
Mr Dix
State of the colony and election choices urged
A correspondence letter argues voters should ignore local factions and elect representatives who prioritize the colony’s welfare, criticizing borrowed-money prosperity and urging Farmers' Union backing for a common-sense, fiscally honest candidate. It calls for honest government, economy, and justice, signed Country BullPint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
Rolleston
Recornis
Farmers’ Union
Torrey Alexander Mission draws vast crowds in Dunedin meetings
Special report describes overflow gatherings at Garrison Hall for Torrey and Alexander in Dunedin. Crowds fill multiple sessions with singing, testimonies, and child brigades recording converts. A November Milton convention for clerics is planned to sustain the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Torrey-Alexander
Children’s Brigades
Forrey
Milton
Otago
Torray
Garrison Hall
de Torrey
Torrey
Valedictory Farewell for Mulligan Family at Kyle Social
A Kyle social honored Mr Robert Mulligan and family on Friday as they depart for Barford. Activities included an illuminated address, silver tray gifts for Mrs Mulligan, and tributes from Miss Mulligan and Kyle groups. Mr Mulligan recalled early settlement and urged friends to visit Barford.
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Kyle
R Mulligan
Barford
Lismore
John Lambie
Robert Mulligan
Lambie
Derrylin
South Rakain
Focal
Mulligan
Rakaia
Tie
W. Lockhead
New Zealand
Ashburton
Mesara J. Ivass
J. Lewin
HH. Mathias
Miss Mulligan
St. Patrick's
Lily Mulligan
George Watson
Messrs
W. and
I. Mulligan
Mutual Improvement Society
Kyle Tengig Club
Mesars
Thos. Mulligan
Phils
Miss Richardson
McAnulty
T.” Mulligan
the Times
Sherlock Holmes as crime specialist stalls cough remedy sales
Stadish and Preech photographers advertise under royal patronage with Sherlock Holmes framed as a crime specialist. The copy touts Woons Great Preparanyr Curs as a safe cough remedy sold in boxes across many stores, alongside Glaneware and Crockery items at Streeman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince and Princess of Wales
Studio High Street
Christchurch
Sherlock Holmes
Hirth
Wade
Srranan
South Africa brief notes on treason laws and war losses
Telegraph and diplomatic wires report in caps assembly debates on treason and sedition laws led by Dr Smartt and Mr Graham while seven thousand have been convicted under ordinary law. The War Losses Additional Compensation Bill awaits a second reading as Laver urges imperial and colonial responsibility. Reports from London note corrections on minors trust money and activist reactions from Botha and De La Rey. Hofmeyer in London envisions cooperation if reforms pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Caegtown
Smartt
Caps Assembly
Graham
Caprrown
Mr Laver
Lonpor
Pretoria
Maritzburg
England
Reuter
Botha
de la Roy
Goningen
Boer Manifesto Gains Mixed Press Abroad
Berlin papers praise the manifesto while Britain and France react coolly. The Standard criticizes Boer stubbornness and warns diplomacy failed. Reitz’s son accuses Lord Kitchener of broken promises, and Steyn’s secretary’s notes may prove it. Reitz and his daughter plan travel to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Mleatrio Telegraph
Lonnon
Berlin
Reitz
Marseilles
Kitchener
Vereeniging
Capa
Steyn
London
Great Britain
England
Teyds
America
Melba Draws Enthusiastic Welcome in Australia Debut
Madame Melba thrilled Sydney crowds last night in a dazzling Town Hall debut. Thousands lined the streets as she arrived and the audience roared through the Lucia mad scene before she fainted. She recovered to encore with Home Sweet Home amid wild applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Mrrnournn
Madame Melba
Lucia
Melba
Cyclone Thrashes Sicily City of Catania
A twenty four hour cyclone swept over Catania Sicily causing great destruction. A German steamer foundered in the gale and about 400 people are believed dead at Medisa with 100 bodies recovered. Floods inundated ground floors while torrents wrecked bridges and roads and homes at Soicli were washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaited Press Association
Electric Telegraph—Copyright
Roste
Catania
Sicily
Medisa
Soicli
Political Opponents Death by Self Action Linked to Reform Fight
Mussourin September 27 Mr Martindale once backed reform oppose Sir Alexander Peacock then resigned and killed himself with a gun. A remark by Peacock about a reformer spreading lies haunted the man though Peacock claimed it did not refer to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussourin
Martindale
Sir Alexander Peacock
Alexander Peacock
Express Train Derailed Near Paris Killing Twenty
An express train from Lille to Paris was derailed at Arlena due to a pointsman error and ran into a siding under repair. The crash telescoped the cars, killing twenty and injuring fifty five, with several fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Paris
Lille
Arlena
Quake Toll and Aftermath Reported in Kashgar District
Earthquakes in Turkestan Kashgar district cause 657 deaths and 1000 injuries. Extreme heat followed the seismic events, with broader impacts reported in Artush and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constan Tineria
Kashgar
Artush
Pure Blood and Health Claims in The May Apple Advertisement
A promotional piece argues that blood purity is tied to health and condemns bile poison as a New Zealand illness. It touts Tuxpey's May Apple as a liver and kidney cleanser that clears impurities, improves circulation, and boosts vitality, with sales details and wholesale agent contact in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Tuxpey
Sharlan Rog
Wellington
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Willy Sule
Peterson
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Gate IL
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Masterton
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George W. Bell
United States
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TO Tite Editor
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