Bowls and Racing Notes From Wangaratta Region
Sporting entellib bowls provide results from the Wangaratta group with Harper beating Cooke and Mackrell downing Clark while other fixtures and entries are noted. Racing and coursing updates cover Cup day protests and winners, plus a council meeting on Woolpress Creek water supply and a Weir construction plan near 4 miles to ease local drought issues.
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Harper
Cooke
Ann Wee Cooke
Hasein
Pe Harper
Mackrell
Ae Clark
Woolpress
Christ
Dunlop
Mir
Gregerson
Barry
Wwer
Gregiheun
The Taxation of Land Values An Essay On Reform
A discussion of taxing the unimproved value of land as a remedy to poverty and national revenue. It explains Ricardo’s rent theory, argues land value rises with population, and claims land taxation shifts burden from workers to landowners while boosting production and reducing overall taxation.
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Ryananns al Eee
Progressive Party
Republic
Great Britain
Melbourne
Queens Street
Swanston-street
Boudkortenet
Collins Street
Vale of Try Laut
Sereateat
Ricardo
Thire
Jonge Proclastise Fund
Une
Threuth
Magus
Vale of Lint
New South Wales
Immunity for Indi Electorate Victory Voiced by Moloney
P J Moloney secured victory in the Indi electorate with a strong majority amid Beechworth and Wangaratta meetings. He thanked supporters, praised Labour platform on protection and nationalisation, and pledged to serve all Australians while condemning opposition tactics.
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MR. Moloney
Wangaratta
Cellurion
P. J. Moloney
Endi
House of Representatives
G. A. Morrow
Moloney
Indi
Wau
Labor Party
Australia
Tras
New Protection
Marcy
Pasion
Commonwealth
Henry Hoa
Tabor
Beec Worth
Pratur
Beechworth
Steungitt
Eucs
I Australis
Beeshworth
Besshworth
Parker J. Moloney
Uncertain Era on Love and Social Roles in a Fragmented Text
The passage presents a fragmented reflection on love, appearances, and the roles of women and young men. It suggests idealized courtship notions, social expectations, and the tension between attraction and social performance in a dated, literary voice.
New Zealand Land Tax Provisions and Commission Powers
The bill outlines a progressive land tax with penalties for undervaluation and evasion. Tax is set at rates declared by Parliament, with exemptions for charitable and religious lands, cemeteries, gardens, and reserves. Clause 42 allows the Lands Commission to seek High Court declarations if undervaluation is suspected, enabling Commonwealth land acquisition.
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Zealand
Commissionry
Hie High Court
Conunenwanltly
Ita Justice
High Court
Fortnightly stock sale at Corporation yards continues light demand
The commercial report notes thin turnout at Bonilla with buyers in favour, prices easing from earlier markets for cattle and sheep. Yardings include cows, bulls, lambs, and store stock with variable prices and some strong entries, while other yards at Meaganara and Devenish report steady to better demand for selected fat cattle and prime sheep.
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King Bros
Livdle
Kimi, Bros & Little Moorb
Corporation Yards
Bonilla
Pris
Springer
Springers
Lambs
WATTS
Turnbull 6
Wabte
Turnbull & Co
Redt
Thair
Corportion
Bens
Teesdy
Devenish Walt
Turnbull
Devenish
Hides and Skins Market Report with Prices
Hides and skins market shows strong demand with prices rising. Rabbit skins gain about 4 pence per pound as buyers stay active. Wheat and barley values quoted, farmers noting parcel basis. shipments of 176 bags recorded and some light stock removed at the silo.
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Merrdunse
Shuradoy
Cusioy Crowbunda
Ats Ihd
Sural Farmers
Couinkyy
Bala
Wortiwadtay
Mother's Friend Pedie Pomadle and Jurie Hodelikor Mincing Formity
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pedie Pomadle and Jurie Hodelikor in a likely social or personal notice. It includes undefined events, names, and terms with no clear dates or places. The readable content is too garbled to determine a coherent incident or outcome for a fuller summary.
Wordy moralism on wealth and virtue in religion
A historical text probes what money cannot buy, question ing the true rewards of wealth versus spiritual gifts. It debates whether a person’s worth lies in possessions or moral values and the role of money in public worship and domestic life.
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Poole
Avon
rouGe Mae
Uses of asbestos touted for building and insulation use
A damaged OCR passage describes asbestos as hard and fireproof it can be used on roofs walls and ceilings without wood laths. It claims asbestos is easy to work bore mark and mould and forms a fireproof insulating covering for walls ceilings and electrical uses. It also mentions its use in railway carriages houses and floors and as a protective outdoor lining against heat dampness and vermin.
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Muniel Tae
Juleston
Tos
Ibe
Do Women Advance In Modern Society?
A close observer of Hines argues that women are advancing in all areas, becoming stronger and healthier, earning independence, and taking front roles at work and home. He claims women are progressing faster than men and enjoying greater happiness and dignity.
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Wong
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Wetivere
Wom
Fragments Reflecting Chaos in Fair France and Revolutions
A string of jagged linesquotes about the French Revolution and unrest appears, with scattered speech and references to speakers, a London Scot, a hotel stay, and a missing coherent narrative, suggesting a fragmented dramatic or lecture-like discourse. The garbled text hints at themes of upheaval, responsibility, and comparison to revolution set in a dramatic salon or public reading.
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France
Art Union prize entries draw praised paintings of value
Fragmented text from 1916 describes an art union prize event with paintings valued, bidding, and tickets. It mentions dates in May, attendance for ticket holders, prizes to be awarded, and various listed names and institutions connected to the event. The passage includes notices about sales, attendance, and distribution of winnings by the committee and secretary.
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P.O. Iader
Sderotary
Howe Goninit
Tall
Carlin
Viet Larat
Sav
le Mirostaus
Yuue Toon Aguists
Inspection Event Notes Meeting with Wallace and Bridges
Fragmentary OCR text references an inspection event with individuals Wallace and Bridges, along with unsigned names. It mentions age and avocualaee terms, creating an unclear record of a municipal or community inspection proceeding.
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