Dissolution of Parliament Announced in Melbourne Session
In Melbourne on Friday the Senate and House of Representatives were dissolved following government advice to Governor-General. Prime Minister announced the dissolution as soon as supply was granted, provoking cheers from ministers and counter cheers from the Opposition. Speaker Johnson presided as Mr Fisher led opposition remarks, and Mr Cook noted the timing for the next sitting. The chamber reacted with strong demonstrations as the historic move unfolded.
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Melbourne
O'Slovk
Johnson
Fisher
Cook
Senate
House of Representatives
Choke
In Senate Motion Delays Government Bill Discussed
The Defence Minister addressed the House amid questions on governance provisions. Opposition members cheered as Senators Oakey Peore and Tone Tas weighed in. The minister moved to adjourn discussion, with the house set to prorogue after further amendments and sections.
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Sistmalton
Ieee
Small Pox Reports Improve as Contagion Fades
Reports from Banbury show smallpox patients improving with Morrison boy nearly convalescent. A contact camp thermometer incident raised concerns about care quality. Authorities note vaccination effects, school holidays aiding fumigation, and plans to disperse the camp, which would lift a ban on general country trade.
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Lieewith
Chiy
Banbury
Brunbury
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Sir Newton Moore Visits London and Worldwide Tour
Sir Newton Moore, former Australian Minister, travels from London to New Zealand and Canada, meeting officials and exploring developments. He notes prosperous Western Australia and NZ, outlines railway and crop progress, and reports on his reception in New York and Ottawa with Australasian clubs and dignitaries.
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Wester Australia
Newton Eald
Kalgoorlie
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Ateamship
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Hrnolala
Canada
Ottawa
Ant
Sam Teher
Alt Newton
Cheage
Johnny
North America
Rweft
Dari
Dettyersit
Rembern
St. George's
New York
Nawr
Shelly
Iewisla
Ian
Annis
Newton
Loman
Divine Mychery and Church Services Overview
Readable fragments describe church services led by Rev. D. Whalley at St Davin Rotm Timbury. Mentions Holy Communion, family services, Sunday schools, Bible class, morning prayers, and a Thursday evening sermon. The text shows invites to attend, with various scheduled activities and hymn selections included.
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Beenie Service
Pnator
DT. Whalley
The Last Call A Story of Vrageny Ant Rowance
The article describes Tom Kelly a Bunbury resident linked to a murder trial in England. Kelly faced a death sentence at one point while in prison in Western Australia. An elderly, feeble minded man named Kenly, who used an alias, was later found and deemed cleared but died before a proper explanation could be given.
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Rowance
Tom Kelly
Bunbury
Kully
Urea
England
Munler
Kelly
Gettionbar
Kenly
Amd
Erity
Personal Mra Hull Heads to Kulomilie After Trunater Incident
Personal Mra Hull plans departure for Kulomilie due to the trunater of her hurt. A croquet lawn incident occurred during a recent afternoon at the club. News notes mention a medical staff change as Nures Giddens will not be receiving or attending patients for several days due to overwork.
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Kulomilie
Theode Tn Busbury
Nures Giddens
Community cricket prize night at Donnybrook
The event featured a cheerful crowd at the Brockhampton Social Hall with Olive Kirsch winning a silver mounted trinket box and B Dobby taking a silver sovereign case as gentlemen’s prize. Chairman A Clifford noted trophies would be presented for the cricket season alongside gold and silver medals for various feats. Refreshments and dancing followed into the morning, hosted by Thomson's brook ladies, ending a thoroughly pleasant gathering.
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Olive Kirsch
Dobby
Prives
Chatrman
A. Cliiford
Tf. Mitchell
Donnybrook
B Oliford
M. Young
FT. Buel
R. Cain
Ewan
Padua
Moore
B. Lyon
Thomson
Banbury Rifle Club Plans Sunday Morning Meeting
Banbury Rifle Club members of tweormaitter will be in Ue Bumge on Kinday morning for members to shoot their manketry. The first of the Banbury Tite Club's As sembliee will be held on Thursday next June ith in the Bedford Hall with retirements expected and an enjoyable evening promised.
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Tweormaitter
Fist of the Banbury Tite Club
Bedford Hall
Local progress notes on ward nominations and public works
Gusselton notes reveal discussions on ward nominations under the Ward system with ties to Central Ward representation. The Newtown Progress Association directs letters thanking the Agricultural Department for potato import restrictions, plus appeals to support the department's motion.
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Ube
Newtown
Whain
Pressu
Progress Association
Seorsbury
Agricultural Department
Department
Newtown Star
Gstyer
Fe GB
Locke
Country Party
Auction of Reallocation in Baitor Sparks Confusion
Vague notes discuss Mr W W Perere and a petition for reallocation amid a halfweekly meal and council debate. The text mentions Gourelt, Abe W BR, and Mekay, with questions about intent and authority. The fragmentary record lacks clear action or outcome.
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W. W. Perere
Gourelt
Abe
Whithoes
Petore
The Usual Excuse Behind A Silent Victory
A fragmented note claims friends make a familiar excuse for leaving a party and avoiding confrontation. It hints at social tension and unspoken expectations shaping behavior in casual gatherings.
Golf club notes on players and upcoming competition
A June local golf report highlights improving form among new players Oldfield Blythe and Knight, with discussions on accuracy over length, practice emphasis, and rule clarifications on bunkers water penalties. It notes Wednesday and Monday event results and previews future competitions and coaching focus.
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Wedmernday
Ise
Plover
Narrow Escape on Railway Warns of Milkmaid Coffee Peril
Report notes a hazardous situation on the WN Railway as workers issue a warning about a dangerous product called Milkmaid Coffee and Milk-obryitutite. The advisory urges boiling water to avoid harm and calls for careful handling by all workers and passengers.
Hrominal Conahe Take Weeds Given Perpermior Cure
A brief note reports an unusual remedy claiming Hrominal Conahe cures by removing weeds. The item notes instructions and claims of effectiveness, with limited verification details and no formal endorsement.
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