Cargo care needs reform in sea transport
A 1807 newspaper column argues for supervision of perishable cargoes at sea, proposing a supercargo on ships to monitor handling from loading to landing. It cites remarks by HB Gray on stowage in New Zealand trade and notes imperial functions educating the public, while criticizing symbolic democracy and mob rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Percival
Huperted
New Zealand
Percival Isom
Thumnry
Wil Good
Geandatra
Lord Ballabuary
Rawr Teen Benten
Han Daleon
Ayr
Dalry
Tighten Society
Edinburgh
Dinpedlin
Tabor
Dunedin
Tricrh
Duntdin
Jock
Aberdees
Dunbarton
Tilnegow
St. Ina Gaelety
Fllnburgh
Dent
Daedarlan
Nat
Gilsagow
Ilighland
Camara
Athelstane
Young Bonker
Ned. NZ
Beotland
Gamara
Erinan Albert
Dome Sire
Tidgulrene
Wagters
Werelbor
HB. Gray
London
Monarchs and Titles Shape Empire Unity in Diverse Thought
A Melbourne commentary argues that titles are not essential to greatness, citing imperial solidarity and loyalty to the Crown. It discusses monarchical continuity, colonial attachments to Britain, and public fascination with autos, theatre criticism, and religious debate, noting ongoing debates on symbolism and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Bulletin
Great Britain
Patrona
Sir George Turner
Greatritain
Anetrannsin
Wetherland
Lantern views of Cornwall to be shown at A N A hall
The article notes lantern slides on Cornwall to be shown Wednesday evening at the A N A hall with tickets called silver coin. It highlights local figures Gr Molesworth Tr. Groona and Dr. Greene as key supporters and mentions upcoming meetings in Parwan Riding and Bacchus Marsh, including a Federation address and a Hibernian Society ball. It also covers deaths, auctions, and public notices in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lactoce
Cornwall
Jamee Tancosk
Bacchus Marsh
Home Mission Fund
Ancock
A.N.A
Molesworth
Groona
Paorwan
Celling
Parwan
Greene
Walker's Motel
Thuratay
Baochs Marsh
A.na
Chirnside
Hibernian Society
Walters
Sir Percival
Bacchus Moreh
Geneon & Paterson
Allie
Aine
William Wetson
Tabilk
Baeehus Marsh
2. Byrnes
Hodgeon
Wy Jones
Messia
Inglis
Coburn
Shebler
Byrnes
Manning
Worl W. Jones
Debating Society
M'Kunzie
Cremorne
G. Blythe
Bacelina Marsh
Sgth
Bacolus Marl Shire
Drs. G. Dickie
W. Grant
J. Walton
W. EL. Mpfarlans
J. T. Barnip
Mieders
George
Thome Sloss
Messrs
Martin Cain
Michael Richardson
Coimadat
W.T. Tezet
Maddingley
Masura
John Cone
P. P. Cana
Shepparton
Proweil
Sinewatograph Film Company
Megars
M'Phall Bros. & Co
Canal
Border Inn
Ted
Melbourne
Cesare
Robertson & Sons
Hilton
Prodice Miso
Benee & Pawnee
Werribee
Bayers
Springara
T. Wilson
T. Typain
N. Jones
Pinesil
Birrall
Connora
G. Misson
Thos, Watson
Belinda
Watson Bros
Gisborne
Bacchus Marsh Deanghus Club
Lerderdorg
Hay
Legislative Council
Argus Id Vons
Umpert Clarks
B. Lidgettls
Pentland Hills
Graham
Paparle
Fptl
Gibba
Holy Trinity Church
Cacchus Marsh
Church of England
Torrance
John's
Latrobe S
St Melton
Melton
Rawsley
Bacchus Marsh Police Court Proceedings Summary
Tuesday hearings included D Robertson and Son v. James Davery with debt 217 pounds. no appearance by defendant who paid 2 pounds, balance and 7 shillings 6 pence costs awarded. Senior-constable Moore v. M A Taylor fined 10 shillings and 3 shillings 6 pence costs for letting a dangerous pony wander. defendant claimed to pay for a paddock. Same case v. Catherine Taylor fined 15 shillings and 2 shillings 6 pence costs for cows wandering, noted as a continual annoyance to the town. repeated warnings given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus Marsh
Tnvssuay
Joe
Kuozh
P.M
D. Robertson & Son
Tames Davery
Moore
M.A. Taylor
Attecbion
Catherine Taylor
Melton Shire Council Minutes Highlight Bridge and Road Repairs
The Melton Shire Council discussed contributing half the cost to tar and repair the Deep Creek truss bridge. A decision to accept Mr. A Pritchard’s offer to repair Todern to Coimadal road with surface stone was carried, with conditions to spread material. Other items include lighting street lamps tenders, and consideration to light by daylight hours for three months as a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton Shire
Fupar
Okornany
Ors
Hor
Buckle
Donald
Henttia
MM Pherson
Robinson
Porter
Loek
Cacchus Marah
Geo
Hoeg
Cra
M'Pherson
Bocola Morahibe
Conneil
A. Pritchard
Todern
Coimadal
Landers
Cre. Hornbucklé
Ty Tetti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ence & Paterson
Myrniong 5
TI. J. Fairbairn & Co
Myrniong
Premind
Presbyterian and Charely
England
Tod KE
Coimadai
Abe Land
I HH
Foster
Offie of Mines
Trention
Bauuauat
Blacknoon
A. W. Coles
Colmadai
A. Lamb
Moorabool
J. Thavis
SegspuLz
Blackwood
Barry's Reef
Orraone
Hope Co
Barry's Hoof
Simmons Reef
Terin
Ereel
John White
Bascine
M‘phail Crothere & Co
A. Bonney
Adies
Oflice
Bacchus Shire
Moteswonra R
Shire OF
Anex
Cameron
Ebonk
Hanns
South Dean
Malton
Eels
Aystee
Petree
Bros
Sharch
Aportera
Pearch Brothers
Jack
Pearce
Asirung
Peorge
General Merchants
Uacchus Marsh
Rivers
Green Hills
Romsey
Robert Clarke
Bolinds Vale
Lancefield Junction
Stephen G. Staughton
Brooklyn
Anise Linded
Portia
Germany
Bos Bean
Ag T
W. Grant Morton
Bacchus Mareh
Bacchus Marah Irrigation and Water Ar Supply Trust
EATEB
Brace
Trust
A. Little
Baccbus Marsh
Toolern Mechanics’ Institute
Waitlo
Shore Hall
Proay
Saunders Bros
A. Mintosh
W.grant Morton
Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works
Board
Rialto
Webseypay
Aupnat
Gro. A. Gidbs
Wyndham
Pam
an-Barunnay
Dst
Darrimut Road
Eagh
Choggoe
Hamilton Sinclair
Shire
Shire Hall
Cnutning
Nenwaina
Leo
Wilow Ovens
Ebay
Mark
Nas Land
Lane
Graham Street
Indy
Draper
Bacchus Marah
Royal Hall
Moxway
Sth
Ang
Mixa
Hon
Market Struct
Victoria
Government of
Reat
Hank
Gro
Balwey
Fenur
Market Street
Molbourne
Tormance Will
D.V
Bacchus Mursi
Christ Chiral
Aso
Diana
Princess Theatre
Pringaas
Tsone
Hermas
Tritar Afi
Nero
Narcua
Mercia
Merela
Coune
Tammi
Adonis
Nimrod
Osiric
Rome
Dionysus
Incelius
Bacchus
Bacelius
Babylon
Greece
Phoenicia
Mareus
Christus
Marens
Vengennas
Offendera
Bacansa
Wilson Dobhs
Edgell Villa
Granve-rond
Toorak
P. Vallance
Micklerburgh
Grenbould
Costallo
Parwon
Wolle
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