Victoria dominates Colonial Produce Exhibition in Liverpool
Victoria shines with dairy and other produce at the Colonial Produce Exhibition in Liverpool. In sculling Mars Buckley Cup finals Victoria defeats New South Wales 92 to 64 in singles with totals 176 for doubles and singles. In Hobart the Assembly rejects a referendum motion on Passie abolition or retention. The Unimproved Land and Income Tax Bill passes. Perth reports: Richard Scott, suffering melancholy, fatally slashes his wife and wounds himself.
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Victoria
Liverpool
New South Wales
Hobart
Assembly
Passie
Perth
Richard Scott
Fisher Ministry Represents Labour Interests in Australia
Sydney reports the Fisher Ministry is a agreeable disappointment with moderate caucus supporters. The Telegraph notes the ministry fairly reflects Labour views and party personnel. In Melbourne the government has been sworn in and plans an adjournment to 25 November for policy formulation.
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Sydney
the Herald
Fisher
Telegraph Conceivers
Labour Party
Ite
Helbourne
Frootoids shown to cure many complaints and blood purification claim
The advertisement promotes Frootoids as a reliable aperient with quick relief, claiming it cleanses blood and tissues, aids liver function, and cures headaches and bilious attacks. It warns against ordinary aperients and daily herbal-dose habits, cites extensive tests, lists dosage as 2 to 4 tablets nightly, and notes 1s 4d retail price from chemists in Geelong and a New Zealand branch in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onea
Education and the half-educated Anglo-Saxons questioned
The Westminster Gazette laments half-education among Anglo-Saxons while noting Indian natives and Bengalis are subjects of debate. It critiques national leisure and the craze for prizes, urging reflection on current educational standards in Britain.
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The
Westminster Gazette
Tragic Death Follows a Destructive Drinking Habit
In a harsh tale from 1878, Jeesie mourns husband Ghyle Gordon a victim of long drunkenness. After repeated attempts to bring him home from the pub, he lies dead beside a shallow roadside trough. The town’s life continues as his widow and children cope, the blame drifting through the family and community.
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Uan
Ghyle Gordon
Jeesie
Gordon
Tiga
Jessie
Westminster
Jassie
Birterness
Marriage certificate shows up in election campaign
The Eketakuna Express notes a candidate in an adjoining constituency carries a marriage certificate to counter accusations. Journal mentions legal actions by J. H. Witheford against the Public Trustee over a £49,500 breach of contract claim related to Parapara iron deposits.
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J. H. Witheford
Jerome Cadman
Parapara
Cooper
Chambers
Wellington
Witheford
Dominion
Auckland Star
Rowland Hill
Whangarei
Mangakehia Bridge
Wellington Society
Wedigal Journal
New Zealand
Dove Nat Vo
Old Country
Messrs
Lewis and
Lewis
Countess’ of Yarmouth
Earl of Yarmouth
Yarmouth
Copley Thaw
Copley, Thaw
Harry Thaw
Cowley
Marl Cowley
Violet Nevill
Marquis of Abergavenny
Countess Cowley
Myddelton
Lord Cowley
House of
Ashburton
F. R. Hyde and CO
Russell
City of London Guild
Kanethar
Tates
Psa ‘ Rer Couiday Ae
G. T. Russell and CO
East Street
Friendly Societies Seek Safer Meeting Rooms in NSW
The NSW Registrar notes difficulty finding suitable meeting rooms for friendly societies when venues inside licensed houses are used. The report urges authorities to offer schoolroom or meeting-house spaces at nominal rental to prevent members and families from attending in unsafe settings and cites English Home Office recommendations for town halls or offices.
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New South Wales Registrar of Friendly Societies
Perforce
Legal Government Board
England
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Southern Cross
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Australia
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European Agency
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UTD
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Geelong
Isto
Notich
N.Z
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Wellingtas
Ayer
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Goi Lewell
Maos
U.S Ay
Riedlander Bros., Ltd
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