White Australia rhetoric in Bathurst letter to the editor
A Bathurst Argus letter argues against Asian and immigrant economic influence and urges keeping business within white Australia. It cites Newcastle Maitland Albury cases, warns of dangers to women, and claims locals should restrict dealings with Syrians Afghans Hindus and Chinese while noting white restaurants thrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
New South Wales
Newcastle
Jfiscance
Sun Nam Sing
Queensland
Maitland
Teree
Hunterstreet
Hunter-street
Bathurst
Moyney
Albury
Victoria
Chenie
Next Prose Conference in Canada or Australia
The passage discusses the next Prose Conference potentially being held in Canada or Australia, with Ottawa suggested as a possible site in 1010. It notes the Commonwealth as lesser known within the Empire and contemplates a British journalist visit to Australia and the early naval year, The Cheervar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
al Austral
Ottawa
Commonwealth
Empire
Auatialli
Natians
Gonada
Local copper price and a Narrabri incident report
Private advice notes copper bars up 15 percent to £60. A local government dispatch describes a July incident in Narrabri where a small, heavily laden woman carrying a swag passed through streets toward the south, nearly staggered by the weight.
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Acwoman
Narrabri
Worthi
Ant
Wellington Forum Reports Crop Yields and Political Notes
In Wellington last week farmers discuss crop yields with mowing machine use and potential best yields. Political remarks cite Labor figures Miss Bellna and Andor son as pursuing Federal honors amid local shifts. Coonamble Independent notes shearers gathering as districts prepare for shearing season with Warrann and Wingadee schedules and flock totals.
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Crorgs
Wellington
Ars
Risuior
Bellna
Andor
Sinesha Iast
Indy
Siggins
West Pictures
Sooo of Arts
Alineday
Coonamble
Warrann
Wingadee
Jnal
Merri Mert
Sheen
Bimbla
Train bullet holes in van window near Best street crossing
A Melbourne train crossing incident saw a small van window pierced by a bullet while two softers rode inside. Inquiry states the bullet did not come from a pea rifle and is believed to have been fired by careless cadets returning from huts practice.
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Melbourne
Hutts
West's Pictures and Arta School Union Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Citizens' Union at the School of Arta was well attended with Mr. R. Bolton presiding. The event featured a presentation by the Union and a gift from the gelpol, plus plans for an enlarged portrait of Alderman H. P. Crat, a school library bookcase, a forthcoming typewriter, and a bazaar in November.
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Cathurly
Citizens' Union
Iadies
R. Bolton
Mitchell
Gelpol
Union
Aso
Beavis
H. PB. Crat
Schoo
West's Pictures presents Eckard's skating endurance feat
W Eckard completed a 54 hour 60 minute continuous skating session at Bathurst after starting Thursday evening. He beat the prior world record by 15 minutes, though a Brisbane wire claims another skater surpassed 62 hours. The effort exhausted him but showed great endurance in a small centre.
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W. Eckard
Eckard
Morolog
Brisbane
Bathurst
New Bandgate Read Suffering Knee Pain Relief
Mrs 5B L Luploh of Clayfield Brisbane reports a winter knee attack that crippled her. Cham berlain's Pain Balm rubbed on gave relief, easing pain and allowing sleep. She recommends it to friends for cuts bruises and burns and notes others also praised the remedy. Sold by I Edgley and Co. for chronic gout/ rheumatic complaints.
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Luploh
New Bandgateread
Clayfield
Brisbane
Chamberlain
I. Edgley and Co
Wobt
School of Arts
L. Edgley and Co
Railway Smash Kills Two as Bridge Collapses
A Sunday railway disaster near Roum left two dead and many injured after a mall train crossed a bridge under repair that collapsed. The eight wheeled wagon and engine plunged. several carriages wrecked and debris spilled over the side. An eight wheeled wagon reportedly left the line before the collapse. Names include T. H. Reeves and Monc Ile among the injured. a special train carried doctors from Dalby to assist. The Governor-General party planned to visit the Western districts on Monday.
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Bnecone
Mall
Roum
Warra
Mall van Belog
T. H. Reeves
Monc Ile
Chinchilla
R. Souler
I. Thorne
A. Morgan
H. Glasson
Sitanton
Tran
Dalby
South African Notebook and British Trade Observations
A compact clipping reviews opinions from The World’s Press on women’s spending, British versus French operatives, country life values, West Indian news via cable rates, optimism in South Africa, and Canadian emigration. It notes British advantages, West Indian communication costs, and colonial governance challenges, with references to Cape Town, Bulawayo, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West India Committee
South Arica
Capetown
Bulawayo
African Export Gazette
Moorefield Race Results Heartrending Sprint Finishes
Sporting notes report a card from Moorefield with hurdle races and mid distance events. Winners include Sulu, Batting, Edna May, Armagain, and AYFBrool with margins of a length or more, times ranging from 1 68 to 2 22.
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Moorefield
Agdaey
Abou
Sc. Leonard
Sulu
Howtul
Leonard
Iumdcap
Playlugy
Gundaros
Cantal
Aragiin
Volta
Hexsey Haudtean
Sovsa
Litry
Bolling
Ayfbrool
Tenga
Tas
Senior Football Matches Report From Weekend Arena
The report covers two senior grade football matches played on Saturday and Sunday. Raglan dominated early against City Club, winning by 19 points. A keen St Stanislaus College versus Kelso match ended with a heavy defense and notable back play summaries. Major first grade results listed include University over Western Suburbs 48 to 8, Glebe over Balmain 17 to 5, South Sydney over North Sydney 29 to nil, Newtown over St George 11 to 6, and Eastern Suburbs defeating Manly 44 to 8. Maori vs New South Wales draw noted with Maori winning narrowly 25 to 21. Queensland selected to face New South Wales in Brisbane next weekend with a strong lineup announced.
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Oor Nantion
Litheon Ironworker
Ihive
Bathuret PC
City Fag
Aout Dtaghta J
Raglan
City Club
Atrangeth
Anyvives
Raglanites
Teles
Slocombe
Parkenjdrigh
R. Hayes
Thriee
Mir. D. Cunnech
Teferce
St Suunisiuts’ College
Kelso FA
Etart
Ag Vegans Wolpht
Joma
Periapa
Advaninee
Nielso
Altace
Bolt
Collegians
Stanislaus
Kelso
Melvy
Rossi
Cooney
Sheltesort
Sydney
University
Western Suburbs
Glebe
Balmain
South Sydney
North Sydney
Newtown
St. George
Eastern
What age should fill the Supreme Court Bench
The piece argues the ideal bench age around fifty three, balancing mental power experience and physical vigor, noting maturity as a key factor for justice. It also mentions a health ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a local seller L Edgley and Co.
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Supreme Court
Australia win by ten wickets in drawout Derbyshire match
Derbysire and Australia battled in a rain affected porting day with delays after 25 and 40 minutes. Needham top scored for Derbyshire with 26 while Cadman hit 16 and O Connor, Whitty and Hopkins shared wickets. Australia won by ten wickets after both innings.
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Writha Cudman
Derbywhire
O'Connor
Whitty
Wright
Needham
Colman
Wade
Caldman
Cadman
Chapman
Hartigan
Hopkins
Morton
Salo
Bour
London
Bull
Sale
T—O
Oliver
Beth Hopkins
Middie
Shump
Warren
Crlcket
Humphries
Prampéer
Witty
Derbyshire
Trumper
O'Conner
Rertor
Bor
Consior Mortara
Nor Giles
O'Ponnor
Macginney
Ritkwian
Matarlnoy
Hopking
Lowe
Australia
Macallster- Tun
Owe ‘Ransford
Gregory
C Needham
Ted O'Connor
Sundries
Rickman
L. G. Wright
O' Conner
Veo
Harting
Lophing Es
Au Morion
Tortigan
Hophking
A & Salo
Peaies OF
Hopkive Ote
c'Trumper
Gerkeok
Whitty Low
Rickoon
Mob End
la Whitty
Scopd Ol Aisslons Correspondence on Mission Work
The letter discusses scope and delicates of missions, praising missionary efforts in New South Wales. It highlights the Brotherhood of the Good Shepherd as an example and notes the need for religious hope among women and toil in remote towns.
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Filtar Argus
New South Wales
Prayer in Public Schools Inspires Union Backed Proposal
A letter to the Argus argues for a Fellowships Union initiative on public school morning prayer. It urges teaching the Lord s Prayer daily to honor God, while avoiding a Bible in schools stance. The writer suggests the union promote practical, inclusive religious observance across denominations.
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Milo
Citzens
Banentinn
Victoria
Scirac
Fellowship Union
Fellowalty Union
Minister of Education
Will Respassers Be En TRT and Land Rights Discussed
Fragmentary text discusses land trespass and property rights, noting the difficulty of asserting rights and referencing engineering, naval programs, and a New Zealand sender praising Dr Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules for stomach issues.
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L. H. Gwatkin
Holmwood
Opawa
Chvistehurel
New Zealand
T Wlobha
Sheldon
Childrens Column Advice on Parenting and Growth
A letter to the editor discusses how to nurture a child through care and patience. It warns against harsh discipline and promotes observing, studying, and gently guiding a child's development for a bright future. It cites Australia's rich crop of children and urges kindness over force.
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Argus
Wes
Oo Childwren
Australia
Andy
Todlay le
Bod Johnson
Public debt worry and railways plan debate
A letter to the editor criticizes government borrowing under Carruthers Wade and urges slashing landowner subsidies. It argues for duplicating main lines, resisting monopolies, and taxing land values to fund railways while housing and immigration policies receive scrutiny. The writer calls for accountable public finance and warns against further public debt.
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Argus
Icom
John Bea
Presler
Joseph Carruthers
Carruthers
Wade
Labor Party
Farmers’ Conference
Bis
Ehoites
Oll Age Pensiona
Pyutic
Sydney
Vals
Bouces
Ile Yalua
A. G
Unclear Medical Remedy Advertised in Fragment
Fragmentary text describes a cure indication for a disease with a “croupy cough” and a remedy named the Gousll Nomedy Ia glyon. Claims it will prevent the affnel and is pleasant to take. Offered for sale by Wigisy and Te.
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War Office
Qhamaborlain
Wigisy
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School of Arta
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National Library of Australia
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Great’ Britain
Canadas
United States
Republic
Globe
Toronto
India
Imiin
Bombay
Por Childres
Might
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Ture
Wupoone
Abricategret Society
Saturakng
Risbané
Mew South Wales
The
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