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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
A lengthy Hobart debate outlines Liberal and Labor stances on free trade versus protection, union rights, and government finance. Speakers criticize the Deakin era, defend white Australia principles, and clash over naval spending, taxation, and public works versus budget deficits.
Fragmented OCR text describes garbled claims about medical cures and doctors offering new discoveries. Mentions Dr Sheldon and a midwife like Breehive. The tone resembles sensational medical boasts with uncertain details and unclear dates or places.
A chaotic transcript shows Mr Phillips and Mr Cook debating the baby bonus, pensions, and defense spending. They clash over repealing parts of the bonus, private fund use, and government services while addressing Liberal party plans and voter beliefs amid a crowded House discussion.
A chaotic record shows Mr Klahwug and Mr Cook discussing an insurance scheme linked to a Liston deal and a £420,000 deficiency. References to Joseph party, candidates, and public opinion hint at a political meeting with disbelief about prior knowledge.
A Benalla furniture shop led by Mr. Chris Stolz proclaims itself among the largest outside Melbourne Albury area. The display covers sideboards dining suites bedrooms linens carpets and crockery with extensive stock including pianos cooking stoves and timber goods. A Yarrawonga branch offers full wooden furniture ranges and delivery by Stolz promises safe transport.
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