Fisher signals dissolution debate at Melbourne cabinet
The Federal Cabinet met briefly as Mr Fisher plans another meeting Monday. A Labour caucus discussed dissolution, with ministers present. Fisher aims to persuade the Governor General to grant a dissolution to let the electorate decide the country’s direction.
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Pearce Triumphs In Australian Sculling Championship
Harry Pearce junior defeated Thoroughgood in the Parramatta River long course race to become Australia’s sculling champion. The match featured a steady lead for Pearce, with Thoroughgood closing late but Pearce maintaining a two length edge past Cabarita Point and into the finish amid a calm river and favorable wind. Prize money totaled £78 with additional winnings noted during the event.
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The Exodus from New Zealand Steamer Moeraki Exodus
The Moeraki sailed to Sydney after wiring Wellington for passage. About 360 passengers were aboard, most in steerage. The article contrasts New Zealand's democratic ideal with its current emigration wave and includes commentary on national temperament.
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The Turk Objects To Restitution Of Plunder
A damaged dispatch notes Turkish and Arab civilians in Adana opposing restitution of Armenian property and calls for more rail and police efforts to aid recovery. Financial brief mentions a sharp Finance lecture and a London note on New South Wales loan activity with £600,000 of £25,000,000 subscribed and underwriting calm.
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Our King's Gift to the Church of Scotland
King Edward has allocated 2000 pounds to the Church of Scotland in a royal gift reported in Londo on a Sunday. The donation highlights continuing support for church affairs and religious institutions within the realm.
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Olympic Games Move to Stockholm as Germany Withdraws Claim
London reporters note that the next Olympic Games will be held in Stockholm after Germany waives its claim. The decision follows discussions in London as officials confirm venue change.
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Budget Spars with Land Tax Proposals Draw Lords’ Attention
The Surveyors' Institution warns in memorandum against the English Budget plan to levy an incremental tax on reversions of undeveloped land and minerals not yet won, arguing it harms enterprise and thrift. The 62 page finance bill grants depreciation and deductions, excludes short reversions, and tweaks hotel licenses. Critics say the land clauses threaten tenure and could push Lords to demand a separate land bill.
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The Australazian Delegates Arrive in Liverpool
The Australazian delegates to the Imperial Press Conference have arrived in Liverpool for the Sunday session in London. Arrivals were greeted by officials as the delegation prepares for talks on imperial communications and press standards.
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French Strike redirects mail routes amid Marseille seamen
The French strike causes shipping changes with the Moldavii taking Australian mails instead of the Messageries Maritimes steamer Torpedo boats carrying Algerian and Tunisian mails.
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Plague Victim John McNally Dies in Coast Hospital
Sydney reports John McNally died today after illness described as plague. He was admitted yesterday to the Coast Hospital and is the second death linked to the outbreak in the city.
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Police raid Chinese den in Waterloo found fan-tan players
Sydney police raided a Waterloo Chinese den and found about a dozen Celestials playing fan-tan. A scatter ensued but two men were secured.
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Sudden Deaths Reported in Sydney
A retired miner James Costello aged 45 was found dead near the Market street entrance to Hyde Park around one o'clock today. The cause of death is unknown. Another miner James Pike, a single man, was found dead in his bed at Middle Harbor.
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Mining Industry Alert After Break in Barrier Strike
Reports suggest a potential boom in the mining sector as attention returns from the Broken Hill strike. A stray town rumor mentions a “down sling” and a barber’s quip about dangers. Police note tense streets and public curiosity as workers assess next steps.
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Rosehill racing results from Sydney Sunday meet
Races held in fine weather produced multiple results. Hurdle Race over 2 miles saw Protector narrowly ahead of Horrocks Avantean in close finish. Subiaco Stakes over six furlongs won by Borodino ahead of Lindy with Master Fonte and Joe on Poser close behind. Apprentices Handicap resulted in Neron winning, with Hilda and Drgite prominent. Flying Welter over six furlongs saw Edna May triumph by a short margin over Lumar-Light and Jute. Welcome Trist won the Rosehill Handicap by a half length over Wee Laddie, with V Vimeo and Parramatta Mile close next. Time figures and betting details listed in race cards.
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Lithgow May Meeting Opens with Exciting Race Day
The Lithgow Richcouree Co held its May meeting with strong attendance and lively racing. Clarence Handicap results show Ryletone 4 years 7.13 and Sly Gevedore 8.12 among others. Grand Spec and Latroma also featured in close finishes. Local matches at Sparta Ground saw Kelso and Raglan compete, with St Stanislaus' back division impressing and Kelso failing to a 18 point nil win. Western team selections for Sydney Country Carnival announced with Bathurst and Mudgee riders and reserves listed. Hartley Union defeated Western Union 6 to 5 in a Saturday clash at Lithgow.
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Rugby results and Wallabies selection report
The report notes inter club results with South Sydney and Newtown, plus margins in University and Sydney games. It lists team selections for New South Wales against the Wallabies, and mentions crowd trouble and a Western Rugby Football Union meeting scheduled for tonight.
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Shoemaker's End Murder Near Homebush Station
The mutilated body of James Bradley, a Kelso shoemaker employed at Westmead Home, was found last night near the railway line by Homebush Station. The back of his head was crushed and a passenger on a Parramatta train reports seeing him leave the train.
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RULES FOR COOKING VEGETABLES Hints for Home Cooks
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Sanders Extracts Eucalyptus Controversy Prompts Caution
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