Port Melbourne dredging plan sparks harbor debate
In Port Melbourne a government panel weighs the feasibility of deepening the harbor to 180 feet using a large dredger. The project would remove about 10 000 tons of material per minute and aims for a maximum depth of 180 feet, with an estimated 14 000 tons displacement load. The discussion touches on economic and maritime implications and includes broader commentary on transportation and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diedger
Nhouk
Liaw
Mso- Wurin
Weal Silwer
Russia
Timbwr
Inud
Ear
Vindivontenk
Ieee
Tekatak
Substanta
Lake Hailal
Pekin'Kalyan
Pehin-Kalyan
Vo Cueroubhe
É Wook
Tikulak
Mt Soype
Kacoyuad
Ettia
Olor
Moscow
Europe
Kiron
Rusaia
Japan
Corresponden ce fragment hints at late 19th century tone
Fragmentary correspondence snippet shows unclear handwriting and damaged text with scattered names and phrases. The readable parts reference people, places, and a possible inquiry or report but lack a coherent narrative or complete facts.
Debated Bunbury Water Works Stir in 19th Century Town
A long critique by Ghython laments Bunbury water and drainage schemes. He argues ratepayers face costly, flawed planning while council pursues road works and new supply, fearing unsafe building conditions and poor water access. The piece contrasts local fears with proposed improvements and historical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chace Bird
Banbury
Tunis
Yano News
Thalvaeon
Han
Avery
Betuiin
City
Buubucy
Kame Ware
Anoniog
Bunbury
Walarghnde
Bowmady Publie
Autralia
Taitorn
Riad
Ainge
Avtan
Ark
Amd
Uw Contcil
Prajair
Anwar Kana
Hue
Smith
Tunes
Kromp
Kromp. ‘I've Council Then Striker x Mean Noéreigd To Torustroo
Jonsa
Brown
Co operation on grain stores and domestic markets discussion
The article debates how to handle surplus agricultural produce amid wartime strain. It weighs whether to build new warehouses and promote local trade or wait for the middleman system to adjust, arguing for proactive measures to stabilize prices and reduce imports while supporting home industries and farmers.
Public notices and commentary on agricultural co operatives and ripples of political scandal
Fresh evidence emerges about the disadvantages faced by county producers as they organize for cooperative farming. The piece contrasts farmer struggles with more progressive producers, cites international debates, and notes a recent naval and political context including Signor Nasì and a Royal incident in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anetios
Engitn
Albine
Ani
Greaatin
Bowen
Aierica
Takiong
Lwe
Ouuigumena
Aldhwnah
Victoria
Baul of Podley Sets Sail for Wales Dominion Match
The Baul of Podley travels to Sustealia via Sind accompanying the Poneo at Wales versus the Dominion in the aruoreepnieee Tnedupiitabte. The vessel travels at 25 knots and departs on the 1th dist with His Royal Highness and Wiseae aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podley
Sustealia
Sind
Wales
Dominion
Royal Highnass and Wiseae
Rugby Union announces 28 fixtures for Australia tour
The Rugby Union has arranged 28 fixtures for the Australia tour. The opener is against Devon on September 26. Matches will feature England, Ireland, Wales, the Universities, the youth, Army and Navy, and other clubs, ending against a combined France team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rugby Union
Agaist Devon
England
Toland
Wales
Universities
Vountey
Aeny
Navy
France
Touring Australians Arrive London Voyage Details
In London on July 1, J M Davies Attorney General of Victoria sails by the KM Surmuz. Sir Houry Weedon and Lord Mayne of Melbourne are booked to return on the FMS India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Suly
Me J, M. Davies
Victoria
Surmuz
Houry Weedon
Mayne
Melbourne
FMS
India
Commonwealth Finances Reported in Melbourne Summary
Commonwealth finances in Melbourne are noted with last night’s figures showing revenue and expenditure contrasts. June customs duties and state allocations are discussed with comparisons to the previous year and regional implications for Western Australia and the United Kingdom.
Inventor Louis Brennan offers mono-railway to Commonwealth
London reports that Louis Brennan, inventor of the Brennan torpedo, has forwarded official descriptions of the mono-railway to the British and Commonwealth leadership. He asks Commonwealth aid for development and proposes terms similar to his Indian government offer, with Parliament set to settle remuneration. Brennan, long resident in Victoria, is noted as a consulting engineer to Britain’s torpedo factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfred Dunlein
Wailth
Louis Brennan
Ly Australia
Commonwealth
Australlany
Victoria
Britishovernment
Brennnan
Selection Ballot Controversy Highlights Labor Allegations
Dissatisfaction with Nye Lilgeen selection ballot prompts questions about party fairness. Allegations cite improper polling and alleged influence by Wire In ugnale and Bo Ame against Me Asdigh. Reporter notes Mr Aridugh interview and claims of unfair practices by Healey regarding Mr Horsa’s litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleza
Bo Ame
Finda
Healey
Horsa
The Charge Against R. Sievier at Bow Street Court
R Sievier faced Bow Street court on a charge of threatening to publish defamatory material to extort 5000 pounds from JB Joel. Bail was refused. Evidence showed Sievier received 5000 through Milly a betting commissioner who arranged the deal and delivered a letter promising not to trouble Joel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taidon
Sievier
Joel
Bow-street Court
Stavier
Milly
Stevier
Mills
Ioe
Siavier
Olsen and companions face Bunbury court charges in disorder cases
Norwegian seaman Olsen was fined £3 and costs after a self defense claim tied to a Sunday confrontation with Capt Morner of the Apkoy. Companion Whormundsna received seven days for disorderly conduct while others tied to the incident faced short sentences. additional local names were noted for petty offences and contributions to a charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaan
Agroud
Focdass
R. M
Olsen
Onant
Admiral Fisher Snubbed In Royal Manoeuvres Report
The Daily Chronicle reports Admiral Sir John Fisher offered to share Irands with Lord Charles Beresford amid cabinet and ambassadorial observers. Lord Beresford’s conduct during maneuvers draws comment and speculation that he may retire after the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Fisher
Lainstow
Daily Chronicle
John Fisher
Java
D.C
Charles Beresford
Channel Fleet
Asten Periph
Otuel
Beresford
Scot
Itis
Donnybrook News Flows Amid Tragic Timber Accident
Donnybrook reports a timber work accident on a Friday in which a boy was partly buried by falling wood. prompt aid was given but the scene led to injuries and a hospital transfer. Officials note several missteps in handling the incident and speculate on circus activity and local delays affecting safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook
Brady
Jands
Iowns
Sir Worthington
Soten
Althong
Wim
C.D. Mirobe
Old Donnybrook
Win Rumler
Wari
Neias
Berita
Settlers for New South Wales Open for Farm Hands
The New South Wales Lawton Agency reports passage for 1,356 intending settlers since January 1. No difficulty obtaining a supply of farm hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
London
New South Wales Lawton Agency
Through Siberia A Far East Travel Narrative
A fragmentary travelogue recounts a long journey from Australia through Asia to Moscow and London. The author details trains, routes, and ports via the Jeans-Libovinny path, with vivid notes on Hong Kong Shanghai Canton and Shanghai commerce, ending with a homeward arrival after two months of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidy Dawnport
Filo B
Davenport
Tyan
Willell
Australia
China
Japan
Ruseia
AraGhemi
Far East
Atatralia
Manila
Hong Koo
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Canton
Shanghei
Moscow
Rosin
Anne Otbir Bent
Winny
Tauris
Gudge
London
Berlin
Austen
Fatal Station Accident Shocks Sydney Town
A shocking fatal accident occurred at Roukeood railway station as Aldaraua Dundun entering a moving train was struck and killed. The incident, reported today in Sydney, notes the sudden death and nearby officials begin inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Laat Sah
Roukeood
Aldaraua Dundun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port Melbourna
Watts
Hareanuir
Jon Bust
Oltale
Aru
Cunarder
Mauretania
Pirsle
Balfast Abeppiie Fom
Garlend and Wolff
Linwe
WJ. Pickering
Maranlton
Pickering
Perth
Bath
Moreles
Labor Party
Bally Hwlenge
Adyanond Kone Atal & Bali Timsee
Wight
Tony
Bog McKermar
Ely
Ina
Thualian
Hugh McK
Tob Béiv
Peri
Azowa
Fremantle
Ady Ncator
Andy Shore
Ubn
Klute
Dirport
John Forrant
Taupuilicom
Sir John Desins
Wretoen Australia
Gallaral
Ai Raere
Lon
Ble Neleva
Ho Rae Korte
Mullionpew Weekly Times
Pondurine
Clyousuale
Burfale
Tador
Mittal
Kattan
Mitchell
Muisiell
Wile and Co
Harar
Suffolk
Korea
Beny
Sillahell
Tcanno
Mighall
Chen
Euler
Woswor
Mityhell
Mitchell Hitadel
Mitchill
Australu
THE
Navy League
Tandon
Army
Sup League
Generslip
Australian Commonwealth
Kael
Dudley
Beith
Signor Nasi Release
Italy
Staly
Signor
Nasi
Nash
Owen Haten
Falwee
Tyaly
Wepartone
the Prince OF Wales
Canada
Commonwealth Finances
Bropfer
R. Sievier
Birong
Bunbury Police Court
Tursday
Alter Iny
Moers Ean
Jobo Swarle
Polich
An Bunbury
Edgar Thomas
Ralph Nona
Michael Hurky
Muraty
Rintous Brbeior
Admiral Heresford
Donnybrook Doings
Harvey
Shinous Senace
Socvesseul Revesall
Wisiames
Chris
Geith Geewt
Rovbary
Sihnane
Alzory
Maewny
Huedios
Chris Wrtiale
Colbie
Tram
Barth Lend
Prisit
Stournly
Tha Trun
Paris Sera
Winn
Trang
Tnt
Tata
Elphant
Beliawid
Leval
Wong Boar
Bela
Atuke
Westit
Diay
Apolla
Leon
Dimnister
Dlemaniina
European
Werner
Siberia
Ovary Station
Emiry Station
Sven
Lake Baikal
Wn Ware
Lmne
Iin
Libbeniu
TorUbe
Space East
Valdiveatuck
Anieébrasker
Warsee
St. Paul's
Cotline
Prevwat Mlagle
Geomt
Noice Line
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!