Bal Four speech and a push for imperial free trade
The London correspondent reports on ex-Prime Minister Bal four favoring freer trade with colonies to curb tariffs. A Daily Telegraph telegraph note discusses Italian agriculturists as potential Australian settlers and a Victorian Protectionist push for higher duties. Lyttelton urges fiscal reform and imperial free trade through a conference with colonies while backing retaliatory duties and a low uniform revenue duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
England
Tim
Tux Sydney mail coach capsizes near Bomboka
A mail coach on the road to Bomboka capsized on Tuesday night after the leading horse veered off the road and the vehicle fell into a cutting. Three passengers sustained minor injuries as bystanders helped upright the coach, which then resumed the road two hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux
Sydney Mail
Bomboka
Wankioe
Racea
Death by self but not before shooting husband
A Sydney report notes Margaret Noonan fired two revolver shots at her husband in Alice Street Leichardt last night with no serious effect and then killed herself by shooting in the heart. The couple had lived apart for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Eges South
Turkey
Margaret Noonan
Alice Street
Leichardt
British Elections Seen As Severe Since 1885
London report notes prospects of a harsh election with ten socialists in the field and labor candidates contesting 34 seats against Unionists and Liberals. Michael Davitt declares Nationalists will stay independent and, with labor support, push Home Rule. Also cited are German France diplomacy talks and Moscow hospital casualties.
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Cance
London
Michael Davitt
Nationalierts
Kaiser
France
Paria
London “Times
Germany
Diplomatista
Prince Bulow
Moscow
Amy Castles Dominates Winter London Stage
A Hammond summary notes Amy Castles draws heavy press attention for winter shows in London Queen's Hall with 11 dates in two months. It contrasts her prominence with big singers covering provinces, while Australia faces trade duties and market challenges for apples and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Castles
London
London Concerta
Kidatha
Queen's Hall
Youths Handicap and Club Events at Bermagui Race Meet
A list of sailing and land races for youths and adults at the club venue includes Youths Handicap sculls, Raising Handicap, All-Comers’ Trials, Swimming Handicap, Savick Handicap, Walking Greyhounds, Ladies Handicap, Veterans Handicap, Tug-of-War, and various land events such as Clay Pigeon Match and Pistol Matches. Entries close by early January with post entries accepted and honors awarded for first and second places across events.
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Mkr
Harvey
Cajayin
Firet Prise
Tan Thuats
A. Corkerill
Secomd
Nenijpation
Firat Sa
Eeound Sa
Savick Hasticap
Firat
Secon
Eptrica Sa
Bomte
EF. W. Zingel
F. H. Bturah
Jas. Rixom
Auction sale choice dairy farm and estates in Auckland area
An auction sale announced for Saturday January 13 features Mr W Scott's Kanoona Dairy Farm near Kanoona Creamery, with rich grazing land and cottages, plus multiple suburban allotments in Bank Land subdivisions and estates such as Fairview, Ravenswood, and Wattle Park. Terms offer half cash with balance over three years at 6 percent.
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BIXGN
Loti
W. Scott
Kanoona
Malin Rol Rega
Candela
Parish
Kameraka
Auckland
Canming Street
Bank
Bank Land
Carp Street
Bank Law
Canhing-street
Waning-Street
Canning Street
A. J
Canningreet
Canning
Bostaenberg Estate
Newtown
Cundely
Jus. Clarke's
Town Heya
Fairview Estate
Bega
Fairview
Wattle Park
Wega
Sounty
Sule
Diverse 19th century notes mix trade talks and sports gossip
A wide set of short items covers maize imports from Java, Argentine grain, and potential duty effects. Virginia's plan to settle English paupers on farms. Cardinal Moran’s remarks about Premier Carruthers. praise for Fred Johnson of the Budget and political forecast if fiscal issues dominate elections. local notes on Durnan, Stanbury, dentists, jewellers, Bermagui festivities, open-air lectures, temperance efforts, and rowing club programs. cricket, football tours, and betting figures. and comments on Kingston, Noble, and Mackay amid a panorama of provincial happenings and sports ambitions.
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Java
Wales
Farkes
Dibbs
Reid
Carruthers
Fred Johnson
Candela Methodist Church
H. Fleming
Fred
Candela
Deakin
Dunsmore
Bega
Labor
Durnan
Stanbury
Canada
Jolly Miller
School of Arts
Keith Kennedy
Moruya
Begaracea
Blackfellow Marah
Noble
Central
Local theatre and sports mix draw eyed for Kelly benefit
A notable number of combinations appear as the Keith Kennedy Co opens at the School of Arts with a magnified draw. Many expect a NOKW eleven versus Australia clash to attract more patronage for Kelly's benefit than the proposed plan. The Dry River area is favored to beat the Institute team today.
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London
Australia
Queensland
Italy
Agriculturista
Evpper
Commonwealth
England
B.B
Deakin
Chapman
Hume
Cook
Crouch
O'Malley
Tronald
Tyler
Kelly
Knox
Wilkinson
Carpenter
Fisher
Mauger
Kingston
Turner
Bruce Smith
Yes
Reid
Keith Kennedy
School of Arts
New Zealand beat All Francs in tough match at pacific cup
NZ footballers defeated All Francs by 38 points. Pambula Cup winner Yeuimberra looks set for southern district duty next season. Nominations for Rocky Stall races close January 13. North Sydney cricket team toured Cooma and beat Monaro 78 to 22 in a two days match. Burragate Opening Handicap won by J Hogg off Royds, with W Hogg second. Austral Boy, district champion trotting pony, to be auctioned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hogg
Royds
W. Hogg
Durragate
J. Hoge
H. Collins
T. Legge
J. Collins
N. B. Stone
Bo Hyile
Pueslay
Candela
Austral Bay
Conchets
Police Court committal for Thomas Gee on false swearing charge
In Police Court before I Hawkins POM Thomas Henry Gee faced a charge of wilful false swearing tied to evidence given in a case heard on 28 November. Witnesses and constables testified to his drinking and conduct. the magistrate overruled an objection to depositions. Gee was committed for trial at the Boga Quarter Divisions on 20 March with bail set at 40 pounds and two sureties of 20 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M
Constable Ivory
Vander
Wee
Constable Wary
Gee
Richard Taylor
Trink
John Blacker Farmer
Woodstock
Brown
Bega
Carpatrees
PFM
Boga
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A Harel Areae
Victorian Protectionist Association
Protectioniata
Melbourne
Protectionist
New South Wales
Protectionist Association
Reaalte
Victoria
F. Ballard Ao
Wagga
Kembla Junction
Westinghouse
Wade
Local Government Commission
Burns
Europe
Great Britain
Bourke
Kazour
Warsaw
Branbury
THE
Bulletin
Poeta
W.E. Addis
Oxford
Edinburgh
Strong
Unitariana
Church of England
W.b.w.hag
Daw
Robertson
Parkes
Dibbo
Waddell
Dan
Foster
Bank of
Mosara
W. A. Smith
N. F
Rily Pambula
Benyon
Bermagni
Mb's Banione, ‘of Oller Conditions, Ase ‘Ammo, Ww
DreNeax
Ilon
Ean
Hurch
Deaconess High School
Wunpher
Church
Dea
A. J. Hood
Church Street
Wickham
Hentemiber Lis Addremg
Churcil Ss’hkeet Bega
W. C. Allan & Co
Allan
Allan and CO
Wm. Rixon
Choice Dairy Farm
Buetzenberg
Ravenswood Estates
Hume's Commercial Hotel
Wit
Marsh
Charlie
West Australian Turf Club
N.S.W
W. A
Mackay
N.8.w
Sporting
New Zealand
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