Australia nears mystery letter on lugger case
In Darwin and Canberra reports, a mystery communication ties to the confiscation of the lugger Tauhihe Maru No. 3. Court proceedings, government responses, and migration statistics feature amid a tense federal action context. The case involves Judge Wells and references to Australian population estimates and state contributions.
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Canberra
Commonwealth Statistician
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Australia Capital Territory
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Wells
Supreme Court
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Pallle
Memorial to Canon Warner Opens Perpetual Memorial
A memorial to Canon Warner opens to perpetuate his memory and pioneer work. The piece notes his 1875 era life and service, with mentions of Mrs Moon and connections to Queens and St Pauls. Commemorators are invited to contribute and address Canon Eya at St Pauls in Worn.
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Piuneer
Moon
Dune Bis Wetarsiig
St. Buulin Roma
Conon
Pat Jiecause
St Paul's
Levy on Doctors in Victoria
A Victorian proposal seeks a levy on doctors to fund the Brille Melon Association’s royal commission. The plan envisions a 10 guineas levy per member, with a general convention calling for a separate fund exceeding £33,000 to support periphery costs and ongoing formation aspects of the TEA. The text notes about 400 members in the neon etalon and urges Brownists to contribute.
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Brille Melon Association
Hilonars
Cin
Wheat Bounty Urged Conference Next Month
Delegates from wheat grower groups and government bodies meet next month to discuss a proposed wheat bounty and federal revenue plans. Opponents from the War Cus Eatane oppose modernization, while discussions focus on taxation, value, and official coin changes to be held in Barth Sexton.
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Canberra
Housewives And Sugar Price Protest In Australia
The Sugar Producers Association and Queensland Growers protested a suspected rise in the world sugar market. They urged the government to resist price increases, arguing that sugar costs affect Australian consumers and farmers alike. The protest followed reported plans amid shifting overseas prices.
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Connell
Omar Weal
Sui Phe Association
Australis
Oversea
Roberty
Sun Aria Contest for Melbourne Singers
Melbourne Sun invites amateur opera singers to compete in the Sun Aria contest with a total prize of 290 guineas. Twenty finalists receive 130 guineas to the winner, 28 consolation prizes, and other awards across Melbourne Town Hall. Entries close August 18 with address Box 25, Melbourne.
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Ealsit Korn
Sun Plu
Melbourne
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Towlay Garden Tint JR Fie Kvvenen
Coastal areas without fronts see 50MIN seeds of tomatoes sown to feed Uoxes and trans flamites. Nursery beds ready for transplant as season offers 9 challenge of trast. Lettuce beets and kale listed among volisee crops. Colorary care includes searthed soil and forming manks may be applied.
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Towlay
Nturgalé
Tourah
Public phone cabinet to get new display at Murarrie post office
The local post office will install a true phone display in the public cabinet, but the revenue collector failed to warn about the belt length. The Murarrie Progress Association notes the misinformation and seeks clarification from the Port and Telegraph Director.
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Muininie
Tang
Porte
Teleeran
Fenall
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