Lost piano makers and brands surface in old catalogue
Fragmentary OCR lists Mason and Hamlin pianos Colard pianos Vose pianos British pianos and various brands such as Hamilton and Cadle. Also mentions organ firms Spencer University Organs and Bongett Rgns with garbled terms like Windover and Pranus. Likely a dealer catalogue snippet from a historical piano trade page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason and Hamlin
Collard Pianos
Vose Pias
British Pias DO
Mlangve
Hamilton Pianos
Cadle Piano
CALLE
Inseetlater Pranus
DT Ramein Cutns
Spencer University
Bongett
PAQEE
Polding
Australia War Policy Sparks Federal Capital Debate
A lengthy discussion in the article centers on federal control over Australia’s capital, with critics arguing expenditure should fund wartime preparations rather than Canberra. The piece notes public sentiment for transparency and balanced budgeting, while praising strong leadership yet urging prudent spending and national unity amid war pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agetralus
Australia
Mikes
Agateia
Canberra
Australie
Malis Mont
Wattefol
Liablane
Bo Walle
Father Webster
E' Malley
Gerber
Labor Party
Archibald
Malley
Home Affair Department
Reed Bees
Steven Haw
Jong Hee
Pefiemans
Jude
Ametroha
Bern
Cestra Jeetelie
Bargain notices and births from Draper street Ballarat
A fragmented 19th century page lists bargains including ladies’ costumes and hats at reduced prices, with prices and sizes blurred. It also announces births and a new company in Ballarat with directors named, plus pastoral and agricultural notes and a note about identity verification for births.
Winter Boots and Related Goods Ad From Old Market Style
A fragmented notice advertises winter boots for men women and children, with prices around 159 and ranges up to 91 lines. It cites materials, comfort features, and a broad range of footwear including Derby and Varieties, plus school boots and damp resistant designs.
Debated Australia Capital Site in a Global Context
The article discusses the future capital of Australia, weighing whether a eastern or western location best serves the Commonwealth. It cites impacts on population, rail links, and governance, presenting arguments for decentralizing power and locating the capital to balance regional interests.
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Angtraie A
Ifreet
Chia
Pemiodia
Commonwealth
Australia
Basten
Australis
Jambralia
Ametralia
Firstviewn
Cluh
Australie
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Jad
Stansfield & Smith
Sr Bturt
Hallaat
Ry Ladtes
Cai Lapres
Coats
Sralette
Maid Gabardine Coats
COURS
Chisholm
Bridge Street
Ballarat
Sutton
le 8 Coommon
Pavfeesio Tial
Mitch Abe
Sutton's
PTT UM
Melbourne
Vendige, Opelomg
Macleod and CQ. Ptt. Ltd
Aprale
Mn Etteya
Peros
ePiead
Ventara
Tb Mar
Toyrms
Ballarat Orilee
Pareela
Min Mar
Wednewlay
Auckland
Marshall
Sorfolt Talunda
Tah Jans
Ae Barwin
Thamelar
Yeeioy Island
Manilla
Kang
F. Gorrie
Humphries
Beermaders’ Company
Mechanics
Coliliere
Find Observers
Aweriva
Marcu AL Holenh
Ford
Aren Raat
Moon
Wardle
Palle Etalionerr
Worl Beeth
Rome
Harris
Cerretare
Caramittes
Canferee
Torre
Mallarat
Eae
Priewil
la Cwty
Tage
Curie
Wileon
Diagton
Hong
Richard
Prien
Christian Ourselven
Britain
Langi
Horal Imate
Enorme Beter
Abeo Destryine
Bebarat
Wiwan
Rm Pone Ney
Ore
Peschel
Tad
Aos Es Yshannamy
Erm Ns
Gapremson
Mars
Wechanics
Berarday
Urimbiart
Marlen Tismes
Halfor
Hallarat
Lady Tenneny
Patriotic League
Clarken
Hero
Surat
Jean Uke
Prague
Ets Meier
Col Ragkine
Han
Aristal
Ari
Aden
Meermon
Mowat
A. Contes
Huta
Saeed Oe
The
Ae A
Lara
Vera
Vee Vortins
Remapps Were
Taireetry
Anges
Goa
AnTere
Leone
Collins
Hugh Jones & B
Draper
Allairat
Ladve
Cessinae
Brockings Bargais
Balgais
K—S& al
Costumm
Cocpene
Coupana
Hugh Jonfr
Gargatn-Givens
Laitad Vietorum
South Wales
Goly Trestes
Agen Dewnd
Eldor
Art
Sutrerban
Lavon Bally
James Thomas
Robert Toad Boo
Melimmree
Nicholeon
Chab Walker
Lydiard
Kk Leger Rabon
Collins Street
Walter
Vir
Banik
Amar
Wien
Vialsardme
Mavat
Chek Toreornd
Phalier Henits
Irobester
Fainaloes
Ketrhener
Derby
Ami Vodees
Rog
Balmernia
Norci
Iuvertior
Vallarat
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