Australia and Governors in Empire Role and Rifles
Sir Harry Rawson departs New South Wales amid praise for loyalty to Britain. The piece argues governors from the Old Country strengthen ties, cites past refusals to dissolve governments, and praises figures such as Clarke Mawson Lawley and Chelmsford. Also covered are an Empire cinema program and Cardinal Moran urging rifle training for Australians.
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England
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George Sydneham Clarke
Harry Mawson
Arthur Lawley
Lora Chelmeford
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Grapes from Thorns Lecture at St Stephen's School
Mr. W. P. Jackwen of All Saints' College will deliver a lecture entitled Grapes from Thorns or Figs from Thistles in St Stephen's School Hall Howick Street to night under generally warm with scattered clouds and thunder showers forecast.
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Butter Market Slows as Price Decline Signals Week End
Sydney dispatch reports a weakening butter market with a fall expected by week end. Butter merchants met today but offered no new information.
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Sydney
Fisher Won't and Dreadnought Offer Shunned
A Melbourne cabinet meeting on Tuesday confirmed the federal government will not offer a dreadnought to imperial include. In Bathurst a public meeting at 4 pm discussed rights of publicans booties and fruit stall for the race meeting on April 2 and 3. Sir Harry Rawson retires with a district school ceremony and national anthem flag salute.
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Melbourne
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Harry Raweson
Bathurst
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New Discovery for Throat Troubles from Mockle Bros Bathurat
Dr Sheldon's New Discovery offers immediate throat relief priced at 1/6 per bottle. Available at Mockle Bros George Street Bathurat BH Morgan Burraga.
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Bathurst Hospital Concert Aids Fund Drive At Machattie Park
A successful Bathurst Hospital concert under the District Band auspices drew a large crowd at Machattie Park last night. The program featured Gems from Sullivan and Mozart, Memories Of Britain, and items by local schools. About 240 pounds was raised for the hospital fund.
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Besses O' Th’ Barn
Bathurst
Bradley
Ada Ward
Sally Horner
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Lewing
Dreadnought Proposal Critique From Bathurst Patriots
Letter to the Argus editor argues against Britain building a Dreadnought to fight Germany. Writer calls the proposal a scare used by a few to gain notoriety and says no Bathurst man supports it.
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Germany
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Education critics question free schooling and exhibition focus
A reader criticizes a local education period of halted teaching for a Nature Study Exhibition lasting months. He asks if the Parents' and Citizens' Association is serious about education as classes shift to a four week exhibit and a concert prep period. The note ends with mention of Argentina ordering three Dreadnoughts in Germany.
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The Proposed Dreadnoughts and Fund Drive
The Federal Attorney-General says German naval effort aims to challenge Britain but warns against hysteria. Talks of Dreadnought fund entertainments gain momentum as newspapers criticise Cabinet inaction while Geelong natives’ meeting plans 260000 pounds in subscriptions.
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Geelong
Britain faces Dreadnought gifts debate tone of empire
London dispatch reports New Zealand governor Plunkett offers Dreadnoughts to Britain. Canadians back the proposal, Australia and New Zealand press for gifts while Britain insists on not offering Brasil three ships under construction. McKenna confirms no offer to Brasil for the three ships.
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England
German minister’s pronouncement on naval talks
London March 24 Herr von Schoen German Foreign Affairs official told the Budget Committee that Britain had signaled willingness to discuss naval limits but offered no formal proposal. He praised improved Franco-British ties and hoped German and British relations would grow friendship. The Navy League meeting at Guild Hall on March 11 features Lord Rosebery Baron Rothschild Lord Brassey Lord Avebury and Mr Hal four.
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Mining Dispute in Brisbane Over Copper Contract
The case between Benjamin Abraham Gabriel and Emil Hireeh trading as Aron Husch and Sohu against the O.K. Copper Mining Developing Syndicate concluded. Plaintiffs seek repayment of 26,000 overpaid and 60,000 damages for breach. jury answered 34 questions mostly for plaintiffs. Maximum damages assessed at 50,168 with motions for judgment set for Tuesday.
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London
Magnatio Liniment Ad Promises Pain Relief
An aged advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s Magnatio Liniment to cure shin pains and stiffness. It claims rapid relief and urges readers to purchase from Muckler Bros on George Street in Bathurst and Morgan Burrogae.
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Blayney Show Official Opening Draws Regional Leaders
The Blayney Show opened with a large attendance though some missing crowds. Hon T A Waddell Colonial Secretary and several local figures including Sydney Smith and K L Gilmour attended with visitors from Orange Millthorpe Carcoar and Molong. Speakers praised agricultural progress and urged closer settlement and science based farming.
Hon Sydney Smith Visits Show and Thanks Committee
Hon Sydney Smith did not plan to speak at the Show but thanked the committee for the chance to address friends. He noted signs of improvement and heard of the district’s benefit. Mr Page congratulated the committee. on a motion by the Colonial Treasurer Mr Yearty, the President received aid as cheers were given.
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Parkes Jockey Club Annual Meeting Yields Tight Crowds
The Parkes Jockey Club held its annual meeting with large fields and satisfactory handicapping. Results include La Patric winning the Opening Handicap over Melyra and Corra Lynn, Prospector taking the Gobang Handicap ahead of Santiago, Trilby in third, Claude Loftus winning the Town Plate in a dead heat with Martle and Valkyria, and Status winning the Francis Foy Handicap with Marvel Lawn second and Asshore third. A protest against Claude Loftus in the Town Plate was noted with no decision yet.
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Bathurst Bowls Reach Grange in Western District Shield
A Bathurst team travelled from Bathurst at 9.20 am and arrived at Grange by 3.55 pm for the Western District Shield match. Rink No. 2 struggled on rough ground against stronger opponents, with Orange captain H. Lee delivering decisive drives. Final scores show Orange winning by 23 in the No. 1 rink, while other rinks remained closely contested.
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Rifle Shooting At Range Yields Mixed Scores
Civilians and Senior Cadets took part as four Civilians and many Cadets tested at short and long ranges. A. Stubbs led with 25 2734S while A Willman posted 23 20-44 and W Willman 20 18-385. Tinning scored 26 7-28 and both Stubbs and W Willman continued long range firing after seven shots.
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Sydney Letter Weighs Dreadnought Support Across Empire
Our correspondent contends Australia should fund a British battleship to demonstrate imperial unity, arguing it would bolster Britain’s naval supremacy and not drain Australian manpower. The piece surveys political figures, public sentiment, and the theater of Sir Harry Rawson, Mr Deakin, and broader debates on taxation and immigration.
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South Africa
Thera la
Ptomaine Poisoning Sours Sydney Tram Guard’s Day
Sydney tram guard William Reardon was rushed to hospital in serious condition with stomaine poisoning. Companions say he complained at breakfast that something he ate did not agree, before relapsing into illness.
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