News and Notes on Agriculture and Local Governance
A lengthy mixed summary covers farm beet and cabbage notes, market trends, garden competitions in South Perth and Hanbury, and proposals for municipal committees to oversee improvements. It also reports rail and agricultural revenue figures, local council talks, and a brief note on bread pricing and colonial finances by the end of June.
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Wassei Pailtien
South Perth
Hanburs
Thare Ie
Tom Tor
W. F. Fenton
Gey Clarke
Keverley
Colonial
Aang
Williame
Berewel Y
QONNYBROOK NOTES AND WEATHER UPDATE
Local item from Qonnybrook recalls a Saturday accident near Donnybrier with a horse injuring a youth, and reports John Ewing and Ewing family arrivals. Weather notes note little rain, many frosty nights, clear days, and influenza concerns, with hope for milder conditions. Ravepaters meeting covers annual allocations, costs, and mill layoffs at Swan Saw Milling Co. in Preston sounding temporary, with wage and service implications.
Correspondence on Exhibition Certificates and Timber Praise
A reader letter advocates removing the phrase highly commanded from card markers and replacing it with a merit certificate to better encourage exhibitors. The writer Bunbury notes “woods of high mercantile value” and praises certain timber qualities, suggesting a grand description be used to laud woods and their beauty and price.
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Bunbury
Middlews Defeats Gloucester by Two Runs in Cricket Match
English cricket report from London notes Middlews beat Gloucester by two runs. A Tarmat, former Victorian, scored 152 for Middlesex on Friday and danach took 12 Gloucester wickets for 149 runs, showing great form with the ball.
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London
Middlews
Gloucester
FL A. Tarmat
Middlesex
Roosevelt Panel Reports Immigration Corruption on Mexican Border
The Roosevelt Commission of Investigation in London reports collusion among immigration agents at the Mexico border, allegedly permitting Asian entrants into the country. The probe highlights misconduct involving officials and border control.
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Roosevelt
Commission of Investigation
Navy to stay at peak strength amid wartime needs
Secretary of State for War Ry Haldane spoke at Falmouth saying the Government will maintain the Navy at the highest strength and efficiency, with a steady defense and an emergency that the Army currently supplies.
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Ry Haldane
Shore For War
Falmouth
Army
Queen Alexandra funds East End children's Brancs visit
Queen Alexandra covered expenses for Lady Dustley's first party of 50 East End children to the British ExhibitionBrancs event, arranging a charitable outing for underprivileged youths in London.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Lady Dustley
East End
Extensive Gold Robberies on the Rand Conspiracy Unfolds
London reports a confederation of thieves is under 16 detectives’ scrutiny for a scheme to rob Rand Confederates mines. Tax men ferry stolen gold to coastal gangs at Dar lisn and Cape Towns. About £20,000 in gold stolen so far this year.
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London
Tandon “Daily Mail
Maritzburg
Darlisn
Capetows
Rand
Pracaedinge
Labor Troubles in France Trigger General Strike Threat
Labor tensions in France following riots at Craveil near Paris lead to arrests of trade unionists. The Labor Confederation appoints trade secretary figures to guide actions as a 24 hour nationwide strike is planned to protest workers' deaths last Thursday. The government vows to prevent the strike.
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Craveil
Paria
Labor Confederation
Yachting Royals Arrive for Cowes Regatta Event
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived at Cowes to attend the Royal London Yacht Club's annual regatta as part of the yachting season.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandr
Cowes
Royal London Yacht Club
Conservative wins Haggerston by election in Shoreditch
In the Haggerston division by election Conservative Rupert CE Guinness topped Radical Warren and Socialist Burrows with 4 867 votes to 724 and 987. a Conservative gain. At the previous general election Labour Sir W J Cremor led with 2 772 votes while Guinness had 4 371.
Steamer Mareeba Feared Total Loss After Fire
Fragmented report describes the Mareeba steaming vessel caught in a blaze with the crew attempting to fight the flames. Unclear details suggest the steamer’s fate is uncertain and a loss is feared as authorities assess the scene and damages.
Tribute to Sir John Forrest At Bunbury Meeting
A crowded Bunbury gathering heard speakers praise Sir John Forrest and debate federation policy and state finance. Attendees discussed economic reforms, railways, and the Commonwealth constitutional framework, with emphasis on unity, taxation decisions, and the future of Melbourne as a capital.
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Saturdey
John Par x
Srtia
Bunbory
Lami
Amt
CP Ramey
Sanvuind Levine
Gonthias
Ant Mose
Measham
Melbourne
Sheponghe
Thia
Tiuin
Tonys
Sir John
Sta
Pattago
Hoa
Bat Clarke
Clostrman
Nunbury
Malbourne
Ava
Sioum
Uilacs
Rome
Phay
Gauchi
Sehaut
Hivy
Ube
Prafuiaing Indusc Las
Priga
Harvey school buildings debate in Harvey parish meeting
A town meeting discussed replacing the antiquated Harvey school with a modern brick or stone building to accommodate a growing population. Residents condemned the current facility for heat and ventilation issues and voted to appoint a deputation to seek government action and ministerial support.
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Lal
Harvey
Fednres
A. Stewart
Gebty Fox Ratae Yanra
Anil
Murrey
Mervog
Vinevay
Hievay
Selisa
Neander
Marvey
Pinwir
Tuba
Soho
Placen
Taylor
Stewart
Mornington
Mesais Viloaton
Charman
Prrish
Mattwe
Gibsobe
Sclnols
Hayward
Bakers Strike Shows Strong Unity At Cooperative Bakery
Mev UW Meorge of the Union Bakery announced strong support for the strike, saying full supply was restored today. Only two workers remained at risk, while about 500 loaves were produced, with plans to double output tomorrow as cooperatives press for installed machinery.
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Mev
Union Bakery
Oihw
Berth Union
Perth
Ealers Union
Boxing boom bookends Squires Borns piuht prep
Satires plan a temporary arena seating 99 000 at Rtnahoutters Bay amid fleet week speculation. Unclear contract terms mention three bouts and a syndicata representative to decide locality based on cir shantin.
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Ameer
Rtnahoutters Bay
Tein Wucartain
Fly
Houcuy
Borus
Lang Nei
Boulbourne
Buen
Syndicata
Quentionclea
Cir Shantin
Burns Visit to Perth Aids Big Boxing Clash
Atyelds news notes Paddy King versus Mitchell in a leatherweight bout to be held at Fortang Hall with Burns of the world champion watching. Burns plans to view the match from Fremantle while a boat leaves at nine o’clock. The piece also advertises an Electroplate and Silverware sale by A. C Cook in Bunbury for weddings and birthdays.
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Paddy King
Htehell
Burns
Porth
Fremantle
O'Slook
Agsuon
South Bunbury News Praises Local Struggles and Council Plans
Reading bizarre local notes, residents discuss wages, bread prices, and employment fears in South Bunbury. The South Bunbury Ratepayers Association is to launch next week amid debates on municipal reforms and representation.
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Bunhiry
Eumel
Jilund
Narcin
Minta
Hungary
Brushuney Croat
Paddy Daly
Hanbury
Harry Biggin
Ceongo Way
Banbury
Metheig
Bunlury
Rapork
Phomgh
Jude
Weilinon
Thos
Hayward
Bunbury
Ina
Macaulay
Farming Notes on Beet and Hay Production in Australia
Fragmented notes discuss beet growth, soil management, and the expansion of beet industries in Warrnambool. Mentions Warrnambool beet sugar factory plans, agricultural education, and rail developments affecting farming. Includes guidance on lime usage, crop rotation, and hay stacking techniques amid variable weather.
Commercial News Markets See Sudden Price Collapse
A historical commercial news fragment reports a sudden drop in agricultural markets with grains like apples, oranges, lemons, potatoes, turnips, and onions listed with prices. The text mentions assorted fruits and vegetables and references Provator de fl dow, Ge Od dor, and Martin's with various price hints, noting market volatility and weekly shifts.
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Reise Action Mare
Rome
St. Michael
Cale Brio
Carota
Martin's
Lool le Gambier
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al Mid
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Ena Fl
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