Message from A Fisher and Faners on Australian politics
Fragmented editorial voice appeals to electors of the Australian Commonwealth urging support for an expanded federal power stance. It advocates liberty, justice, and national prosperity, urging readers to judge the government by its record and to back broader referendums for wider opportunities and reform.
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Don
Prine
Josie
Commonwealth of
Polly Gundiag
Australia
Ucat —Corporation
Figuliantoe
Jory
Jose Coax
PH St
Sydney
Childers
MR J T BROWN RETIRES FROM INDI CONTEST
Mr J T Brown the Independent candidate for Indi withdraws from the race after illness en route to Benalla and meeting in Melbourne. He says to avoid a split vote he steps aside in favor of U S here the Liberal candidate, but his name remains on the ballot with votes wasted. The contest now features Parker J Moloney Labor versus G I Ahern Liberal with Brown’s deposit due to be forfeited.
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J. T. Brown
Me. J. Tilley Brown
Indi
Brown
Benalla
Melbourne
U. S
Parker J. Moloney
Labor
G.I. Ahern
Where to Vote and How to Cast Ballots in Commonwealth Elections
Voters may choose any prescribed polling place or vote as absent voters. Booths open 8 AM to 8 PM. Ordinary ballots must be marked and folded, then deposited without unfolding. For Senate mark four crosses for three chosen candidates. For House of Representatives vote for one candidate with four crosses. Do not strike names. mark referendum questions as directed.
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Ordinwry
Offiger
Senate
House of Representatives
Election Notice and Voting Procedures Ahead of Referendum
The notice explains voting by cross marks for Yes or No on the referendum and advises voters to cast ballots in their enrolled division. It notes arrangements for receiving election results at the Standard office on Saturday night, with final Melbourne city results likely by then and country constituencies' progress results to follow. Counting will begin Sunday for House and Senate votes, with the referendum question handled separately.
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Benalla North
Slaids
Standard Office of Wires
Melbourne
Big City
Coustir
House of Representatives
Cook
Focal Journal
Molyullah
Melbonene Towne
Australis
Australia
Malquileh
Blackburne
Moloney
Prosperoues
Blekburte
O'Malley
Fisher
Blackburn
Hineard
Hum
Wangaratta
Matyullah
Wangaratts
Inet
Arbitration Court
Labor Party
Age
Wodonga
McAherb
McAherb Had Said Wages Would Bo As High Under Wages Board
Labor
Canberra
Joseph Cook
People's Party
Bree
Ayn
Commonwealth Bank
Curboy
Tune
Maude
Beralha
TL Tevinn
Flinders
Haven
Woods
Thdelton
Thowns
Fife
Vue
Inston
Dalzoty
Deliberat
Australie
United States
Armotica
Russia
Rome
Babylon
Pottay
Paseo
B. Amnicy
Labor Candidate Moloney Addresses Bonalls Rally
The Shire crowd packed the hall for Labor candidate Pat Moloney on his first Bonalls visit since the campaign began. He praised the reception, defended Labor policy, and attacked opponents. He argued nationalisation promises and export duties, defended naval and railway spending, and urged support for unionists and Labor-led reforms.
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Black Burse
Pat Moloney
Bonalls
Cunninghai
Elsie le
Moloney
Toon
Melbourne
Labor
Arzow
Argus
Australia
Ifo
Joseph Cook
Indi
Watt
Wangaratta
Fisher
Ibem
Watch
Bue the
W. Hylevine
M'Whae
M.L.G
Liberal Party
Collinastreet
Furmors
Alw.n.l
Collins Street
Flinders Lane
Toss
Deakin
Cook
Alan
Moloney Defends Policy Amid Election Speeches
In a heated electorate meeting, speakers defend government policy on unionist preference, wage boards, and federation. Moloney cites Hansard, notes Canberra spending, and contrasts Labor achievements with past years while rejecting misrepresentation and circulars from opponents.
Death at wedding as old lady collapses in church
A sudden death occurred at Nathalia during the wedding of Rev. J. W. Bi Ostos and Mize Slowman. Mrs. Wale lace, an elderly guest, collapsed just before the bride arrived and died of heart failure inside the church. An advertisement for Rexona ointment follows amid the damaged text.
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Nathalia
Nathalie
J. W. Bi Ostos
Mize Slowman
Wale Lace
Laxo-Vonic Pills Advertised for Various Ailments
An old advertisement promotes Laxo-Vonic Pills claiming safe relief for a range of conditions including constipation liver complaints and anemia. It lists prices as 10d and 1s 6d and notes availability everywhere and at Tonkin's in Goorambat. A section touts Woods' Great Peppermint Care for a child’s hacking cough at night.
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Tonkin's
Goorambat
Liberal rally at Thoona draws crowded Liberal support
Thoona hall packed Monday as locals back C J Ahern and three Liberal Senate candidates. Speakers include Labor critic Tonkin and Cleary on policy, with applause and interruptions from Labour supporters. A crowded, partisan meeting ends with cheers for Ahern and praise for local organizers.
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Thoona Hall
Lilmests
C.J Ahern
Senate
Mon. Mauger
M'Coll
Salmon
J. J. Martin
People's Party
Qing
J. Bowser
M.L A
W. J Tonkie
Labor Pavty
Willy Votarts
BK. Cleary
Toukin
Labor Party
Woman's National League
Griffiths
Lossue
Wi. Jones
Jones
Martin Yeave
Tabor
Redtor
Northern Territory
Graute
Murphy
Bond
Li Labor
Vaassins
J. Burrows
Devenish
Labor
Dufficulties
Tonkin
Atern
G. Jones
Hurchatranen
KE. Cleary
Thoona
Kel
Willis Linden Declared Elected in North Eastern Province
In Boweys on May 21 the Legislative Council election closed. Mr Willis Linden of the Hon. Willis Linden irrigation party was the sole candidate to poll, and was declared elected as the representative for the North Eastern Province. Clementa, Wangaratta acted as returning officer.
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Clementa
Wangaratta
Wie
North Eastern
Willis Linde
Correspondence Union Levis Statement on Unions Fees
Organising Secretary Berry reports on inquiries into union levies included in union fees. He states that many unions levy such charges, and corrections were made after challenges from a Mr. Kettle. The letter condemns inflated levies across Victoria and urges accuracy in future statements.
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Sin
Enade
Kettle
Victoria
Jevind Sre Tindo
Holt
Yonra
Ates KR Berry 1
AWN i
Dale Arnt
Rabbit Pest Effective Poisoning Chief Inspector Report
The report to the Minister for Lands details strychnine treated apples used to control rabbits under the Vermin Destruction Act. Measures on estates covered thousands of acres, with hundreds of rabbits counted dead and costs under £20, highlighting that poison baits and apple feed attracted rabbits and yielded substantial control after several nights of action.
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FL Allan
Elmet
M'Konnig
Allan
Tao
Jofl
M‘gullough
Samality
Rabbit Control At Estate Yields Large Catch And High Cost
On a 20 acre estate a flood of rabbits was treated with 400 lb of poisoned apples and 2000 lb risky bait, the weather hindering effectiveness. The operation cost about £50 and resulted in the capture of 1 200 rabbits under a suspended work, with ongoing annual expenses to maintain control.
Coming Events and Advertisements in May and June
A garbled notice lists upcoming events and social gatherings through June at venues like Stine Hall and Mechanics Hill, plus a June 4 boat race and a June 3 meeting. Also advertised are an April to July range of parties, a furniture and loan offer, and Carrion Street sculptor Monumental Talachino promoting metal wreaths with import in stock.
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Alors
Stine Hall
Wodvonly
Dickens Ketlawskiy
Nonthly
Anil Hann
Sty Prieples Selouly
Fame
Phimpton Bell
Shiite Tall Toonday
Cameret Wid Stufied Entertainment
Gooranibal Mechanics Hill
Stolz's Benalla Furniture Firm Promises Wide Selection
In Benalla on Nunn Street near the Shire Hall, Chris Stolz advertises Stolz’s large furniture establishment, claiming it rivals Melbourne and Albury in scope. The store offers sideboards, dining and bedroom suites, bedding, carpets, crockery, glassware, and a Zet of pianos, with a Yarrawonga branch and delivery vans for safe transport.
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Nunn Street
Benalla
Shire Hall
Melbourne
Chris Stola
Albury
Stolz
Story
Allan
Tasalee
Hus Nek
Yarrawonga
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