Labor debate on fusion, finance and defence policy
The speaker denounced fusion as unfair and argued for preferential voting to curb caucus control. He criticized high defence and civil costs, warned of civil unrest over taxation, urged return to contract work in Parliament, and warned the Commonwealth Bank may fail. He affirmed land and naval defence while condemning excessive expenditure and note issues.
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Brown
Labor Party
Hugland
Leanusbreck
Sydney
Watt
Lyne
Parliamenstary
Commonwealth
States Savings
Staten
France
Parauont
Lotte
Cappiauan
Akexford
Senate
M'Gull
Jorden
Northern Territory
South Australia
Thorn
Attawel
Sid
Brown at Benalla campaign meeting attacks critics and tariff plan
A large audience at Shire Hall Benalla hears Independent candidate J. Brown defend his stance against The Age and The Argus, urge protection for local industry, and rail against taxpayer excess. He cites tariff votes on pianos and wire netting, condemns political editors, and discusses state versus federal expenditure and referendum ideas.
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Brown
Ludi
Shire Hall
J. H. Tone
Dr. Cunningham
Mr. Brown
Melbourne
Hlaws
Peoples Party
Age
Parlaimapt
Tari’ Board
Tariff Board
William Lye
Cook
Argus
Acgus
Auch
Gullins Street
Northern Territory
Hic Seid
Koders
Alar
Caphores
California
Caliefornia
Parker Moloney and unionist preferences debated at farmers meeting
A farmers meeting heard Parker Moloney discuss federation issues, preferMent to unionists, and the need for fair wages. The dialogue touched on post voting, arbitration, and the potential impact on rural workers and farmers, with criticism of current policy and calls for accountability.
Shout for New Protection Cites Manufacturer Worker and Consumer
Fragmentary editorial note from May 24 1913 references Mr Blackbure and his mentions of Hin ware the PLC Constitution. It contrasts protective aims for modern protection with neglect of Old Parmer Hayseed and consumer interests.
Empire Day Celebrated At Baddaginnie School Festivities
Empire Day was marked at Baddaginnie with a vivid display of flowers, experiments in horticulture, and a large audience of up to 100 children. A sports program featured races and a post-dinner concert in Jubilee hall with music, recitations, and a national anthem as the day concluded.
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Baddaginnie
Pionia
Tyo
Lyxon
W. Green
Ramage
Misael Carroll
Mes. Buchan
Wilcot
Winnie Oliver
Vert Nicholson
Syile’ Racy Vins Nicholson
Winnie Olivur
William
U Nivale
Rocolvadta
C. Howes
Prodaat
Alvar
Jubilee Hall
Dr. Dunlop
Mesars
Smith and Wilcox
Mew
Green
Mina Bene Cook
N. Wilcox
Misses Woodbury
Miss Buchan
Dan Allen
Master Paget
Hunter
Wilvercat
Bea
Tye
Tyeone Harde
Lurg
Ho Lung School
Olew Helws
W. B. Smith
Races at Kysoma feature setbacks and a steeple crash
Nun quota Quyen led early in the Second Division Handicaps at Kysoma but was overtaken by Queenie Knight, losing by a length and a quarter. In the Steeplechase, Altar Boy won while Fulgent and Ramper fell and were destroyed. rider W Powell sustained facial cuts after Jack Windsor also fell.
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Nunquota Quyen
Campus
Aireaight
Queenie Knight
Sud
Altar Boy
Fulgent
Ramper
Jack Windsor
W. Powell
Glenrowan Water Trust Monthly Meeting Notes
At the Glenrowan Water Trust monthly meeting on Friday attendees included Sadlor chairing with Tonkin Mernossy Odowaha and Robison. The committee approved copying the document for continuity and addressed complaints about property damage from sheep camping and pollution of the supply. Repairs were authorized, a rock bar and chat for the roosevote dock to be procured, and accounts totaling LA 16 approved pending inquiry into a fidelity guarantee.
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Tunis
Sadlor
Tonkin
Mernossy
Odowaha
Robison
Sadlore Anid Ichwallan
Trust
MM. Clark
Conti
Conti ‘Tonkin
Robinson
Odewahn
Roasevote Pai
Patriot Sunday Service at St Andrew's United
A Sunday service at St Andrew's United Church drew about sixty members of the Ath AH and cadets. Major Martin and others led a patriotic program with hymns, a sermon by Rev A G McGown, and a reading on loyalty to the empire. The speaker urged unity under God, the land given by ancestors, and responsible patriotism beyond sectarian lines.
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Kaupira Suntay
Lcat
Suilitery
St Andrew's
M'bood
Mauwell
Phillipe
Tate
Kilwani
Turces
Thors
Barteop
A. OG. McOnnwn
Waitatill Flying
Balan
Victoria
Australia
Solomon
New Nation Prayer on Duty and Defence in Australia
A reflective address emphasizes character over military strength, urging citizens to fulfill responsibilities, uphold citizenship, and support national defence. It notes the defence force as a duty granted by God, praises total abstinence, and reports YMCA collections for Wangaratta Hospital and Mullowree Field Service, totaling £10 75 and £8 00.
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Abel
Thal
Plo
Commonwealth
Remo Bravioo
Wadi Io
Australia
J Martin Sid
St. Audean's Church
Wangarattas Hospital
Mullowroe
YMCA
Commercial Clearing Sale At Lima East
A commercial clearing sale held on Friday May 23 for the executors of the late A Gandini at Lima East. Various stock items including cows, calves, horses, and farm implements were offered with prices ranging from modest to notable sums. Proceeds and specific line items listed include cows, calves, gear, and household items, all described as selling well and satisfactory.
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Lima
I. FL
M'Namiara
A. Gandini
Springer
Fa Alway
Talsoeld
M. Ryans
Lina
Uuws
Lo Wyavoors
HM Festoors
Lund
Coming Events and Local Notices
Community notices list various social events and meetings with uneven text. It mentions a May event at Hall with Alice stl dives, a winter minobing show by Violetron Teas Club, and a money lending ad offering easy terms to finance new or existing properties through local agents William Stredwick and Richnd Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alewsaly
William Stredwick
Richnd Warren
Stolz's Bonill Furniture House Promises Wide Selections
A Melbourne area furniture firm led by Mr. Chris Stoly showcases an extensive, varied stock of sideboards, dining and drawing room suites, beds, bedding, carpets, crockery, glassware, and more. The business operates vans for safe delivery, runs a Yarrawonga branch, and acts as agent for Allan's pianos, organs, stoves, and other items. Prices and quality are praised as competitive with metropolitan stores.
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Nunu-streety
Betalla
Shire Hall
Melbourne
Chris Stoly
Albury
Stolz
Bonill
Me. Stolx
Allan
Hisses
Yarrawonga
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Sue
Molone
Ahern
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Paseo
Kiditor
King O'Malley
Parker Moroney
Blackbarna
Motou
Woiter
Parker Moloney
Ab Equivacatinis
PLC
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Mr. Blackburnie
Blackhurn
Fuemer
Blackburny
Federal Arbitration Court
Hs General Farm Hinds
Thay Gore
Moroney
Empire Day
Baddaginnie A A
Eldar
Raon
Chow Corboy
Ant
Rico Corby
Girade
Radon Hill
B. Campbell
T. Ramage
Lalion
Lola Lovel
Rico
K. Nicholiony
Philip Nicholaud
Allok Robinen
Stao Hovis
Glenrowan
Glentawan
Migun Brennan
Smith
Saunder
Canning
Mulan
Aglinoad
M'Kie
Saundere
Uwinsalves
Glenrowan Water Trust
Empire Sunday
Miller's
Serge
Baden
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the Miller Stores
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