The Broken Hill stoppage sparks union debate and action
A long controversial piece discusses unionists' views on the Broken Hill stoppage, urging restraint and suggesting wages be held in reserve during arbitration. It notes private misgivings about strikes, calls for solidarity, and cites consequences for workers and families, with local notices on events and a tragedy in Gillies Plains.
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Facta
Ileel
Broken Hill
Logit
Hkarier Hrnve
Sydney
Min
Hve
The Strike Debate and Political Censure Looms
A wearying public dispute over union influence and arbitration unfolds as leaders clash over cost and strategy. The outlook hints at an end to the strike but warns of possible disturbances incited by agitators. Attorneys General Hughes and Thomas face censure for partisan remarks linked to the arbitration process.
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Mr. Hughes
Mrr. Thomas
Federal Arbitration Court
Northern Show Dates and Regional Meetings
Fragmented list of fair and show dates across New South Wales towns including Tamworth Uralla Maitland and Grafton with various secretaries named WN Glevenson F Will Tosk Tebee and Crossin noted. dates range February through March with multiple venues and organizers.
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Guypra
P. WN. Glevenson
Tamworth
Bub
KR. Wold
Olerield
F. Will Tosk
W. OG
W'Crossin
Maitland
King
Feicha
B. Hargrave
Boermtary
Obituary of James L Mitchs Mitchs on a Saturday morning last
The New England district mourns the death of James L Mitchs a pioneer pastor and premier settler known for his vast Tovergowrie property and extensive holdings in Warrowyck and Invergowrie He died after a brief illness with pneumonia at the age of 1240 born in Dusdee Scotland his family and district remember his steadfast church loyalty and rugged enterprise He is survived by a wife twelve children and eighteen grandchildren and the funeral was held at Invergowrie then Armidale with a large turnout and many wreaths
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Mir
A. Basser
Spectacla Mater
Armidale Bizospel
Imperial Hotel
Dacor
Capbineal College
Loodoo
New York
Foron
Berlin
Dressen
Aleon Walifigl
Hamer
Igenta
Church of England
Lewis Vend
C.J. Hirschberg
FW. Garetang
Armidale
Preston
Mr. Preston
Bayond
C. Grantham
Fitegerald
Inca
Grifith
Haspel
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney
Piddig
J. L. Mitchell
James L. Mitchs
New England
Tableland
Mitchell
Dusdee
Scotland
Mr. Mitchell
Samarez Fonds
Tovergowrie
Iis
Warrowyck
Aeob
Matehell
Inter Mitchell
Jas Mitchell
Borraba
Hugh F. Mitchell
Kingstown
Jno
W.F. Mitchell
Goodooga
T. & Mitchell
Strathroy
D. G. Mitchell
Invergowrie
J. A. Parker
Sterling
Coolstar
Mra Brook
Glen Orton
Coolstai
J. M. Moffatt
Yarrowyck
Win. Wier
H. 8
Huntin
RG. Matyre
The Cathedral Organ Deserves Prompt Overhaul
A letter to the editor urges immediate repairs to the cathedral organ claiming the current pump failure disrupts worship. The writer urges the Bishop and trustees to raise funds at a Town Hall meeting for a thorough overhaul and new parts if needed, with choir welfare as priority.
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The
Onmontane
Ben
Het
Tom
Hillgrove Hospital praised for care by patient letter
A letter to the editor from John Crimmins of Hillgrove commends Hillgrove Cottage Hospital for excellent treatment. The writer thanks the hospital staff and matron for kindness and attentive care shown to him and other patients during his time there.
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Conowrcue
Hillgrove Cottage Hospital
Seversl
Tevon’ Moothe
Hillgesso Fattago H Espital
Ate
John Crimmins
Hillgrove
Jenery
Gostwyck Sub-division Sells At Auction To Large Crowd
A crowded Town Hall audience heard Walter J. Hawke Co. auctioneer along with Mre Hugh B. Gordon Co. offer 10 600 acres of Gostwyck sub division under liberal terms. Mr Danger urged buyers to seize times and settle, praising the sturdy yeomanry over socialist groups.
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Gostwyck
Suction
Eeera
Walter J. Hawke
Mere
Hugh B. Gordon
Mle Haring
Danger
Gortwyck
Ghetevb
Evenin
Hawke
Cox
Mr. Hawke
P.P
Enarchiet
Land Auction Highlights Offers From Armidale Region
A report on land sales by Walter J. Hawke detailing subdivision prospects at Gostwyck and other parcels. Buyers could secure prime blocks, with prices ranging per acre and multiple lots sold to individuals such as H. A. Perrott, W. Daly, and J. Simmons. The sale emphasized land suited to mixed farming and the favorable conditions offered.
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Jwen
Walter J. Hawke
Armidale
Danger
Hawke
H. A. Perrott
HA. Perrott
Holwheom
C. Simmons
A. Faint
WW. Daly
W. Daly
Tialy
Pimmine Tisoka
Pie
Sin. Mons
Lon
J. Siemoen
SiGe
W. Coshrane
Ulosk
Kingdom
F. Pareons
Besiite Ata Seth
Titkin
B. C. Simpson
B.C. Suopnon
B.C. Simpson
J.B. Wiroth
Dinek
Donk
Tooke
Tim
T. Batuar Divaks
W. Cooper
J.A. Coehreno
Page AG
Brooke
J. Pareons
W. Willam
Hillgrove Notes Include Tragic Death and Local News
Our Hillgrove correspondent reports heavy morning showers and local events. The Hillgrove Guardlep plant is being rebuilt after a shutdown. Josepth McMahon arrives with family matters. a seven year old girl dies of cholera and her funeral is held. George Galloway resigns to move to America. James Selby narrowly escapes injury from a quarry fall. a substantial community meeting occurs at the Commercial Hotel, with Mr. Pou speaking.
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Hillgrove
Frenkel
Higrove Adition
Joseph M'Mahoo
Waet Brinbans
Halloran
Brisbane
Nate Taylor
Hill
Morrow
Taylor
Galloway
America
James Selby
Mt .the Hospital
Bell
Commercial Hotel
Local notices and small items from February event
The half year balance sheet shows a credit of £8 6d for the year and £29 14 for the previous year. Last year’s transactions incurred fees of 219 30 94, covered by legal costs. J Baker elected Trustee replacing J Moore. M B H O’Connor appeals to Chief Secretary over hospital committee choices. Wm Morgan buys the business of Milla and Mendeleeohe. Presbyterian church holds a public tea and concert at Oddfellows Hall with expected good attendance.
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Roy
Fes
Individua
Elso
J. Baker
J. Moore
Fatal fall silences steamer Solingen sailor
Tuesday rain drenched Sydney as Sivenson fell thirty feet from a wharf onto the steamer Solingen, dying. The steady rain continued since Sunday night with over an inch recorded, and country centers report a broad rainfall.
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Farthur
Sivenson
Solingen
Sydney
Britain's Unpreparedness Plays to Surge of Attention
A Britain war preparedness drama titled Cablegrans by an anonymous author sparks a huge public furor. Fire destroys boats at Cantor, leaving nearly 200 charred hulls recovered. Glasgow Mutual Bank arrests follow embezzlement charges against the manager and five directors amid suspended payments. London wool sales report strong activity as industry faces telegraph interruptions.
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Cantor
Mutual Bank
Glasgow
Rainfall records and notes from the Loon Post Office
Rainfall figures for towns such as Newcastle Tamworth Dubbo and Quirindi are listed with counts, alongside a Med T. M Clenaghan's 1908 total of 116 for the year. The report notes district rainfall will aid pasture growth and mentions over 250 parishes under J J.'s register, indicating widespread data collection and growth expectations.
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Loon
Instinnog
Pre
Newcastle
Tamworth
Honderrs
Bovmerille
Barrabe
Binya
Waralin
O& Uralls
Walohs
Quirindi
Wigen
Med. T. M’clenaghan
Green Vale
Armidale
J. J
Shipping Disaster Near Port Adelaide Claims Many Lives
A 3000 ton Kamp rhaimer, the Bunald, sank off Troubridge South Australia on Sunday after a fire and explosion. Forty plus fires sparked as the vessel overturned near Bt Vincent’s Golf. Of 46 lives lost, only 18 were saved. a lone survivor, dazed, could only report a sinking ship. Search teams later misidentified the tarret-steamer Olou Ronald, carrying 3295 Lent of wheat, as the sinking vessel. the cargo valued at £30,000. The Port Adelaide bound ship had departed Sunday with a wheat cargo, now feared lost.
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Kamprhaimer
Troubridge
Australis
Bt. Vincent
Buuteiz Boors
Zayed
Alant
Olou” Ronald
Adelaide
Cmrgo
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J. A. Wilson
Drew's Chambers
Beardy Street
Guteaean Hotel
Grosvenor Horo
Torsday
Anchor Hotel
Thorsday
Fcoor
R. C. Smreson
Beaney Storer
Andipate
A. E. Reading
Beardy - Street
St. George
Hill Street
Uralla
Pew
Horas
Thanos 25
Waldis
Ee Painey Kemmis
J. M. Proctor
Remidale
Teardy-Street
Rawee
Weey
Hugh J. Scott
Beardy -Street
Tattercall’s Hotel
Hugh A. Gordon & Coy
Frank J. Hoxham
Ling Agant
Archdate
Cannemann
Ocat and
General News
Grafton
Ty Capeehsi
Thureday
A.W. Slopes
Tt. D Wagland
Dioeram Council
Wr. C. G. Wilson
Archdenson Moxon
Prrithisnorg
Froghmente
Surnitum
Mr. Coomber
Parishene
Hole
Tregio
Gillies Plains
Wilhem Horntatter
Himelf
Bent
Hofidaltter
Renaissant
Woleh
Fred
Annaieternit
Kew Gonth Waloa
London
Goverdina
Henry Goer
Ui Byroey University
Public Service
L. 5. Gordon
Crowe Lend
Wag Wagen
Coat
Armidalion
Lene Gidney
Coanadian- Luctralian
Heer Makurs
Me.Govere
Gibb & Beaman, Ltd
Mtam
J. W
Imparial
North Coast
Ehuunar Brandish
Richmond
River Heads
Armidale Police Court
Moxony
Pen
F. ‘W. Garstang
PML
Thos. Hooley
Victoria
Alea
Lay
Hooley
SeniorSergt
Rank
SeniorSergt Rank
Opond
Pal Cormanded
Aneused
Sehresat
Mre
Jas
L Mitchell
G. Hardaker
Groce
Aroldsle
Hillgrove Hospital
Gostwyck Sub-division
W. Edwants
W. Edwards
J. M.millan
A. HL Parrott
J. O'Lesry
Cablegrans
Britain
London Wool
London Wool Eiles
Tina
Neva
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