Transvaal Labor Troubles Stir London Debate
In London debates Sir George Botha is censured for failing to protect mining interests during a London visit. Farrar denounces the policy as interference with Transvaal domestic concerns. The talk touches on native labor policy, repatriation debts, and potential repudiation by Orange River leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig. HL
Farrar
Louis Botha
Transvaal
London
Sir George
Orange River Colony
Orange River
The Mikado Opera Ban Lifted in London
London readers report that the prohibition on the Gilbert and Sullivan opera The Mikado has been withdrawn. The ban was previously enforced again at the recent performance by Tord Chamberlain raising acceptance of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tord Chamberlain
Gilbert and Sullivan
Collision damages ship in English Channel inquiry to Liverpool
The s s Medic, Tani, Jane, 18, reports a collision with the tank steamer Turbo in the English Channel. The damage included a slight crack above the waterline after the impact. The vessel reached Liverpool where she was dry docked to assess further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tani
Jane
Medin
English
Liverpool
Australian student earns first class in mechanical science taps
London June 16 Mr Ernest Chappel of Adelaide now a student at Jesus College Cambridge succeeded in obtaining a first class in the mechanical science taps securing the college exhibition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ernest Chappel
Adelaide
Jesus College, Cambridge
New Zealand Bowers Defeat Carlisle and Sunderland
The New Zealand bowlers defeated Carlisle Bowling Club 56 to 24 at Tondon on June 18 and then won at Sunderland by 49 to 48. McDinanth, editor of Sind ustan, has been arrested on a sedition charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
New Zealand
Carlisle
Sunderland
McDinanth
Sindustan
Regiments Transferred in France Over Distrustful Troops
The government cites untrustworthiness in several southern provinces and orders replacement by better disciplined troops from other parts of the Republic. The move aims to restore order as regiments in four provinces are shifted to new postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Republic
Unrest in Russia Fleeing Revolutionaries Reach London
In London on June 18, reports note unrest in Russia with several racial revolutionaries fleeing Hussis to Sweden after calls for arrest by Mr Stolypin. The piece mentions a social democratic conference in London and includes market briefings on Silver at 37 1-16d per 62 and a local watchmaker advertisement urging eye safety recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sweden
Stolypin
Citizens warn on danger from giant gates overhanging Meld Place
A correspondent urges council to address hazardous overhanging gates looming above Meld Place. The letter notes risk of masonry and timber failure near water, potential injury to pedestrians, and asks officials to consider safer removal or control measures amid public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering
Roery
Rchol
Linek
Dairy milking machines lift in price debate in Banbury
The Banbury Herald reports comments on high prices for Gillies Kennedy Leyden milking machines, noting Australian cost around £245 and English price near £225. Mr H W Bartram of London explains initial costs and travel costs for agents, and urges buyers in dairying to invest early to recoup benefits, citing patents by Gillies and Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury Herald
Seth March
Lawemnee Kennedy
Couvee
Mo Bartram
Turtler
Australia
Gillies
Lawrence and Kennedy
Church Services and Fire Destroys Historic Cottage
A garbled parish notice lists numerous church services across Donnybrook and surrounding districts with varied evensong times and lay readers. A Congregational item notes Ferguson and John Shelley's Cottage at Lyamouth burned, a 400 year old home once linked to Dutch fishermen and poet Shelley. An odd reference to Childrens Hacking Cough at Night praises Woods Great Poppermint Cure priced at 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Lyamouth
Lyamonth
Brunsw ick Notes On Local Illnesses And Farm Plans
Brunswick notes describe illnesses among rector’s circle and others, with hopes for recovery. It mentions farming operations at an experimental farm near Nangeedhup, personnel, equipment, and preparations for a dairy enterprise and a May ball in Brunatewick with planned entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Weill
Kaben
Lice
Zener
Nangeedhup
Jyet
Wellington Agricultural Society committee meeting notes and prizes
A Wellington committee meeting at the Council Chambers discussed the show prize schedule, donations by president Mr J Duce and others, and various classes for horses cattle and sheep. A Perth conference invitation and dairy cattle applications were also noted, with further details at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosare Henry Will and Co
Sandridge
Minn
Wickel
Thie Renpeet
Alec
Messra‘t’ Hayward and Son Laws
Daoo
Perth
Aura Ding
Bere
Local Board of Health health inspections and orders
The board's health inspectors report covers garbage disposal and fire safety at Lyric Theatre, Radford Hall, and Jow lying grounds, plus closure orders for cottages owned by Mrs Sampson and other properties. It notes a quarantine inquiry response and recommends repairs or demolition, with a dispute over condemning Mrs Sampson’s cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Amploysor
Dalepman
Murtes
Ienea
Sampson
Thavy
Dondon Terrace
North
Arthur Eteast
Haatin
Victoria-street
Oggleston
Wallington
W Che
Therath
Roads Board
Towothee
Thaatre
Radford Hall
Howe
Bir Weis
Bedford Hall
South Banbury
Carey
Sevarat Otiers
Jamee
Central Board
Omnimanngateaet
G. Hayward
Wellington-street
Greentamn and Evane and Singers Sewing Machine Co
Keraio
Wallington Street
Cathe
Health Board
Mel Sampson
Thomas
Clarke
Preston Roads Board meets with varied approvals and asks
The ordinary meeting noted Mr WJ Ecclestone as chair in absence. Minutes read, deration of Becotham station route discussed, government gazette notices received, road, bridge and office-site plans approved, gates and fencing permissions granted, lighting policy limited, two additional finger boards ordered, railway drainage box request made, license revenues tallied, and accounts of 148 pounds 15 shillings passed for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ. Ecclastomo
Moasre Mitchell
Brockman
Themeon
Fowler
Jones
Vhs Lande and Survey Department
Becothameen
Presto Woal
H. Bradshaw
Thomson's Brook
Preston
Hrookhempton Station
Foe
Mc Wood
Hageman
Me Payne
Hoyanup Road
Mons Sexton and Drysdale
G. Trigwall
Kalgoorlie Market Report Shows Mixed Fresh Produce Prices
Commercial News from Monree Pinte Lowe and Co Ltd lists fruit and vegetables for the week ending the 17th with apples Jonathans peaches mandarins and lemons priced from 9s up to 18s in assorted consignments. Tomatoes cabbage potatoes onions and poultry items appear with varying quotes as supply remains tight and quality varies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monree Pinte, Lowe and Co, Ltd
Haenan-street
Kalgoorlia
Wader
Oranger
Medina
Cleopattsa
Pomeroy
Ben Davis
Paare
Hest Ds
Plain and Fancy Dress Ball at the LTRIC Theater
A plain and fancy dress ball to be held at the LTRIC Theater on June 20 1907. Complimentary benefit for a prominent figure of eight years. Prizes include gold watch for ladies and a gold medal for gentlemen. Grand March at 8 20 PM. Tickets two dollars. Gallery seating for women and children available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LTRIC
Benefi
RAND
Realleut
Children Halt Lady's
Tingle
Gent's
Waterloo Agricultural Mall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sprejau Sexvier
Botha
Tyne
The
India
Russia
Iglessea
A. C. Cook
Jess
A. ©. Choi
Stephen-street
Bunbury
Church Services
Church OF England
Donnybrook
Fishfield
Kirupo
Ree
Capel
Eventory
New Brunswick
Brunswick
Waterloo
Roeland
A. B. Wyrill
Victon Parish
Lay
T. Secombe
South Bunbury
Picton
Roy T. Secombe
Hathmines Key
J. Tiller
Doungbrook
Denny
Brook
V. Vaughan
Bogaup
Bogaany
Stratham
Stirling Estate
Mentipiay
Congregational
Ferguson
John
Carr and Co
the Chemists
Brunswick Notes
Basinese
Leo W Gret-clare
Hrunewick
Hranewick S¢Anom
Nauchre
Sahel
Mont Heinadvan
Wellington Agricultural and Pastoral Society
Atock
Stephen Strent
Hanbury
Local Board OF Health
Peports
Minnepal
Erliivad
Joey eMleap
Beco Land Firane and Singumisy Mashles Company
Alan
Yalmasena Geal
Teymark and
Sone Eter
Sotta
W. Crone
Preston Roads Board
Robur Tea
May St
Jas. H. Jeffrey
Bosacey
Nike
Lyric Theatre
Lady's
B.J. Woodrow, Hon
Ses
Mise Anderson
Papit
Jever
Melbourne
Ocman View
Wanbury
Oteere
Antru
Oree
Feo Hayward
Spencar-street
Lyndhurst
Tomkinson
Victoria Stroot
Gente
J.G
P.O
Ouse
Wittenoom-streat
H. Ke
Bruce
John Lan
W. Fl
Queensland
Bb.c
Ring
Crank
C. and
H. Locke
Arorti
Bose Hotel
J. G. Coghill
Clements and
Dickinson
Victoria Street
Australasia
W.A. Bank
Krachler
N Kraghler
Our
Ar Sior Emporium
W. Spencer & Sons
Victoria and
Stephen Streets
Miss Wood
J. G Woon
Paris House
Western Australia
the South West Distract
Cooparative Association
Barkley Weir
Porroat Chambers
St. Tiesize
Atioelock
JL. B.weir
Bardon
Lator
Fremantle
Elbourne Steamship Ot Limited
Hobart
Sydney
Melbourn
Albuny
Geraldton
Robert Forrest
Avant
Cannavo Co
Ayer
1.C.ayer Co
Lowell, Mans, U.S.A
Russell Kidd
Tasmania
Porth
Boole
Thos. Hayward & Son
Banbary
South-West District
South
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!