Coolcha Steamer Runs Aground Near Ante Chamber Bay
The Commonwealth steamer Coolcha struck in 15 feet of water at Ante chamber Bay South Australia while sheltering from a heavy gale. Carrying wheat and general cargo for Tasmania the vessel ran ashore after the gale forced sheltering and delay. Queensland delegates have arrived in Melbourne. The Seamen's Union full council will meet to arrange an interview with Mr Watt. Seamen ridicule volunteer crews as impossible to secure.
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Coolcha
Antechamber
Bay
South Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Watt
Sale of Defence Department Blankets Sparks Disappointment
An assembly of about 8000 men and women at the Defence Depot aimed to buy military blankets at cheap rates, but crowding caused many to leave disappointed. A separate report notes a robbery of £15 by twelve youths in Richmond Park and a government plan to send 440,000 Peace entitlements to pupils.
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Wwe Uo
Miler
Richmond Park
Building Trade Strike Conference Fails To Settle
A conference between the master builders and the builders' laborers failed to reach a settlement on the strike. The builders pledged adherence to the Arbitration Court award, while wage adjustments were to be pursued through the Court rather than by immediate agreement.
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Jhaster
Heavy death roll in New South Wales
The influenza toll in New South Wales from June 20 to June 27 reached 701 with thousands of cases. Meanwhile Adelaide reports Canon Wise of St George’s Church at England Goodwood faces a probable church tribunal over alleged practices.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Adelaide
Canon Wise
St. George's Church At England
Goodwood
Peace Treaty Signed at Versailles Ends War Talk
Reported signing by German ministers at Versailles marks formal entry of Germany into postwar settlement. Delegations from Britain France Italy Japan and others witnessed the ceremony. A stipulation assured return of prisoners and terms were proclaimed amid cheers and protests.
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OeSatarty
Viewal
Ban Minietyos
Hor
Hyunsua Mueler
Lewler
Social Democratic Pary
Aga of
Herr Johannes Pell
Beeyer
Polivice
Rowan Ogenoily
Versailles
Satartey
Orpiis
M. Clemarces
Gomis
France
Italy
Japan
Terr Maeller
Herr Boll
Stants
Paris
Tomdon
Obituary of Thomas Ridout in Carlow district
The deceased, Thomas Ridout, a former vineyard owner in the Gonrambat District, died in Carlow after a paralytic seizure. He lived in the district for many years, ran a poultry farm after selling his holdings about seven years ago, and served as a soldier. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Carlow
Phos
Ogg
Gonrambat
Oktigh Stout
Tasmania
Death of Mr Richard Sanders in Lurg District
Mr Richard Sanders aged 68 died at his residence in Lurg after a cerebral spasm. Born Bendiga, he lived most of his life in the district. He married Martha Patwenon in 1873 and leaves five sons and four daughters. The funeral took place at Winton cemetery with Rev A G Moonan officiating.
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Hle
Richard Sanders
Bendiga
Fly
Grote
Misa
Martha Patwenon
Rarmils
Winton
A. G. Moonap
Abbott
Benalla Triumph Over Dookie In Turbulent Football Clash
In a windy Line Association match Benalla defeated Dookie 55 to 44 after a second half surge. Key players include M Mihon Glaney Ambler Boyd Clancy Williams and M Maahon for Benalla, while Kennedy Ryan G Ryan Dodd O Shea and Hall starred for Dookie. Final score capped a dramatic turnaround from a 13 point halftime deficit.
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Dookie
James
St. Janey
Jokie
Chemvelvan
Bsi
Mafoy
Thor
Glaney
Dookle
Whi O
P. Ryan
Kennedy
M'Mahon
Chanos
Benalla
Benalls
Bert Boyd
Dookto
Disney
Baalla
M*mabim
Boyd
Clancy
Williams
Walia
Dookls
Lith
Brooker
Sutherland
Doukle
Ryan
Dodd
Hall
O'Shea
Bonalls
Unclear 19th Century Match-Up Names Record
Fragmentary OCR lists participants or sides including Quinn, W Doogan, M'Taughlin Bros, Teville, and on Devenish side M'Callum Bamblogo Miteball Ryan M Mocking Cameron Welsh Gea. Joe Petty mentioned as cuateal umpics.
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T, Quinn
W. Doogan
Violet Town Triumphs Over Benalla Juniors In Tight Match
Violet Town defeated Benalla Juniors 50 to 20 in gusty conditions with strong tackling and pivotal plays. Key contributors included Kelly Lane Dichonenn Qhak Hopkins Reart for Violet Town while Basse Sherall Pago Howell Cutles Maghon M Kanzin Abkin Hoopir Gralvgor Perrist starred for Benalla. Yarrawongs beat Wilby 7.4 to 2.5 and Mutwala 43 to Tangymah 41. League results also listed Fitzroy over Southwaud and Carlton in various clashes.
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Weis
Ravel
Bonalla
Violettown
the Indies
Banally Boys
Banalla
Oppur
Benalla Janiors
Minpire
Vleijars
Kelly
Lane
Dichonenn
Qhak
Hopkins
Reart
Basse
Sheralll
Pago
Howell
Aima
Hig
Cutles
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Maghon
M'Kanzin
Abkin
Hoopir
Gralvgor
Perrist
Garey
Coputul
Yarrewongs
Fullawa
Yarrawongs
Wilby
Mutwala
Tangymah
Reeulta
Fitzeoy
Couthawaud
Wilty
Beond
Melbourea
South Melbourne
Gae
Women’s Day Appeal Held On Pi day for Hospitals
A local Women’s Day event raised funds for hospitals in the Queen Victoria era. Attendees included several Misses and Mrs. names such as Mrs. Grucoigne Miss Findley and Mrs. Thomas. The collection totaled £8 11s with various attendees contributing small sums, reflecting community support for women’s health facilities.
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Victora
Guppy Ons
Findley Ok
St James Defeat Devenish In Tight Devenish Oval Battle
In a bleak but dry Devenish match, St James and Devenish clashed in a keen football duel. St James led 1.4 to 1.1 at half time, then surged in the third and final quarters to finish 7 goals 11 behinds to 3 goals 3 behinds, with J Laughlin and M Laughlin among the scorers and S James dominant in the final periods.
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St. James v. Devenish
Devenish Oval
Ealy
Devenish
Babib Wes
St. James
Homa Tes
Thos
W. Dengan
Tod
Hiab Golut
Bumbtest Irne
Jack M'Laughlin
Opeying
Rose
H. Juve
M‘laughlin
Osmaron
M/Callum
Gilbart
M'Callum
W. Cosgan
St. Jamia
Carnachs
W. Nicholson
J. M'Laughlin
Str
Jur Devenish
Grant
Walab
Nisholeon
T. Quinn
E. M.laughlin
St. Tames
Welsh
ML. Hocking
Osmeron
Mitchell
H. Jane
F. Lalor
Cameroe
M'Vallum
Mickel
Ragul Whs
Jane Bros
Lalor
Woods
Pepperming Quee
Selection of Men to Play Kars and Hywke Bay Race Report
Sports notes list players chosen to face Kars and Kuros on Salace day, with travel details and emergencies noted. report covers the Hywkels Bay race with six starters and remounts, plus a protest and a six year ban for Stolner over interference in a Cap Hardie race incident.
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Nowing
Kars
Ab Kuros
Salace
Law Sanith
T. Clarks
We Reilly
E. Carer
R. Unomaou
J. 0. Bakar
W. H. Cadar
A. 5. Mande
F. E. Willams
He Vatlander
J. Reganowan
W. M. Ley
A. Browe
J. Clark
Bensley
St Hywke's Bay
New Zoalandy
Bon Rolve
Osae
Polihogae
Styrax
Southern
N.S.W.) Distrist Racing Association
Devlin
le Hl
Stoler
Murrumbidges Tait Club
Steiner
Baker
Kiscomber Lad
Stolner
Money-Saving Cough and Cold Remedy Offered
An advertisement promotes Hanes cough and cold remedy with Hoenzo mixture claimed to cure coughs colds and related issues. It notes affordability and availability from local stores and mints, and credits W J Howellip of Nunn Street Benalla for support during his frontline service. A separate notice mentions a pig and cattle sale at Cookie on July, with entries urged early and 1000 sheep to be offered.
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J. M'Namara
Prohibition of Importation British Sheep Dips Notice
Dear Sir, Notwithstanding the above drastic act of the Federal Government we now hold large stocks of Little's Powder and Fluid Dips and can supply immediate orders for either Dip or both to those who use the two in combination. Yours &c., MORRIS LITTLE & SON LTD. tysoanne ST JAMES STREET RUSSELL BROS Agents Renin
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Yours &c., Morris, Little & Son
Toc
Victorian Butter Factories Co operative Co Ltd Annual Meeting
The 19th annual meeting of Victorian Butter Factories Co operative Co Ltd was held at 47 King Street Melbourne on Friday June 27. Delegates from Alexandra Beppa la Broadford Buningrin Drouin Gunbower Hanson Kilneve Koramtiims Kongwak Kyne ton Milawi Rushworth Shayparton swiyeol Tanare Thoota Wor Thayer Tasmanian and South Australia participated. Chairman Mr W Kck. Doig presided with directors present. The report notes postwar gains and expansion plans including a new box factory site at Yarraville and increased freezing works capacity. Net profit 3412 14 9 with carried forward 1272 15 and total available 10685 9 9. Dividend 6 percent and allocations to consignors depreciation reserve and income tax formed the balance. Public discussion covered income tax provisions and consignments. negotiations on slaughtering freezing and exporting advances were outlined.
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Comany
Kingstrook
Melbourne
Alexandra
Bepalla
Broadford
Buningring
Drouin
Gunbower
Hanson
Kilneve
Koramtiims
Kongwak
Kyneton
Milawi
Rushworth
Shayparton
Swiyeol
Abe Swomen
W. Kck
Doig
Presidion
Mowire
Joe
Andersson
Wot
Wallis
Ott
Ani I. S. Moore
Aunt I
Freeday
Ate Ty
WR. Bog
National Bank of Australasia’ Ltd
Commonwealth of Australia
National Bank of Australiaia, Ltd
Dalmet
Frees- Tig
Inturn
Ue Intaresale
Commission
Harbor Trust
Yarraville
Hox
Gippsland and Northern Company
4War
Winters
Ministerial Crisis Over Supply Boxes and Timber Exports
In Melbourne a ministerial crisis centers on supplying boxes at low cost as timber is the main feature. New Zealand discusses export limits for white pine, arguing for under 40 percent of production. A million feet of amber stock backs factories, with debates on dairy industry proposals and state ownership plans. The Old Economy Party meets to discuss Bowser’s resignation, seeking to avoid weakening the party in Parliament while awaiting Dawson’s later remarks.
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Massey Green
Goleth
Rere
New Zealand
Rowrie
Melbourne
Mr. Bowser
Bowser
Dawson
New Lease of Office for Mr Lawson Expected
The board discussed new lease terms as directors’ remuneration was to be set at last year’s level. Mr Ziwar moved, Mr Malina seconded, and Me Ry N Scott of Kongwik was reelected as director. The auditor was fixed at £70 per annum and A R Kelsey reappointed auditor. The meeting approved thanks to manager, secretary, and staff for their efforts. After lunch, a visit to the company’s Freezing works at the Victoria dock was planned.
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Ziwar
Malina
Carriad
Ry N. Scott
Kongwik
Scott
Hood
A. R. Kelsey
Tle
Wintera
Moses
Zwar
Broadford
Patterson
Milewa
Wightinvis
Alatandra
Elisir O Sheliself
Pleasant
Coral Gathoris
Lanch
Vistoria Dook
Tribute to Mr Hughes in leading London paper
A London Daily Telegraph tribute lauds Australia’s Prime Minister Hughes for wartime leadership and statesmanship. The piece praises his role at the Poinc Conference, his wartime governance, and asserts his influence on the Commonwealth’s democratic spirit and national honor despite criticism and hardship.
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London
Hughes
Australia
Whee
Gurexe
Flughne
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