Protections, Referendas, and Political Factions Rise
A Southern Prem summary notes shifting Federal policy debates with staunch Protectionist sentiment in Victoria and across Australia. It observes Labour splits between Protectionists and Free Traders, predicts referenda outcomes, and hints at rising political tension as living costs increase and workers demand change.
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Jedg Ny
Prem
Victoria
Australia
Souther
Labour Party
Strentied Trumpen men emaine models advertise
An OCR fragment advertises clothing or fashion items with garbled names and prices. It claims special strains to model fit and guarantees proper fit, listing items like singles, doubles, piles seats, and various prices. The text is heavily distorted with nonsensical terms.
Forsard cus's to 188 15 Goirns Stock Exchange
Readers see a fragmentary note on a stock market item referencing Forsard and Goirns with numbers like 188 and 15, implying a trade or price movement. The garbled text hints at exchange activity but lacks full details.
Belle Var 44 Mines Report Yields High Tailings Value
The report notes large crowds at the Belle Var 44 site with strong ore yielding. It records payments for tailings and assigns a value per ton, highlighting the overall revenue from the mining operation.
Untitled Industrial Reform Ideas Hit Obscure Fallout
Fragmented remarks from a dated source discuss a beleaguered figure once hailed as a cureall for industrial strife. The piece notes shaky leadership and unclear reforms amid tense employer employee relations and political rhetoric.
Damaged Churches Reported in Port Douglas Area
The report notes confusion over whether St Marys B C Church will be replaced by a combined church and presbytery at Port Douglas. Unclear plans exist for the demolished St Augustines B C Church at Moseman and St Devins Church at Momemean and for the American Church at Port Douglas.
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Econ
St. Mary's B.C
Port Douglas
Emell
St.Agustines BC
Moseman
St. Devi'n S
Cherch
Momemean
T ‘Es American
Boxing Contest Promises Tenstone Bout at Olympia Stadium
A boxing match is announced between Tom Ryan and Ted Joy, both ten stone, tonight at Olympia Stadium for a pound a side and a 75 25 percent gate split. The bout is tied to Mr P Joyce with potential gate allocation to a hospital if the fight fails to geminate, and references a civil action against Harbour Board with £1000 claim.
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Tom Ryan
Ted Joy
Olympe Stadium
P. Joyce
Gematime Co
Houston
Tom Egan
J. F. Armstrong
Eagsinst
Cetres
Railway Track Plans and Funding Detail Noted
The record outlines a railway block with a line to the Bic and expected communication with Kurenda. Mr Bodd’s tender for the Douglas track at £50 has been accepted. A £50 allocation for the Smithfield track is approved, with Mr C R Boull to supervise works and spending.
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Bic
Kurenda
Bodd
Douglas
Bem
Smithfield
C.R. Boul
Cairns Ball Honors Gift of Australian Seee See Marae
Preparations are complete for tonight's ball honoring Cairns citizens. The event marks recognition of the gift from the Australian Seee See marae and invites attendees to participate in the ceremonial observance.
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Ijm
Cairns
Port Douglas Record Returns After Cyclone Outage
The Port Douglas Record makes its first appearance after a cyclone night of March 17. The office was destroyed and types damaged but the Post hopes for rapid reconstruction and renewed prosperity. A hospital concert despite rain drew a large audience to Pearmain Hall in support of the hospital fund. Proceeds expected around £25.
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Port Douglas
Parramatts and Verma
Ugirns Kfompital
Damage at the Mowbray District From Cyclone
Widespread cyclone damage hits Mowbray and Craighe areas. An orchard of elliptum trees valued at about 195 per year is destroyed along with extensive cane fields. Several residents lose acres of land and homes shift or relocate. A prized stallion named Voune Highlander drowns. some losses are insured.
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Mowbray
Craighe
William Stewart
Trease
W. Stew
W. Reynolds
Mowbray Vale
Cam
Jas
P_ Haynolds
Avota
Chas. Reynolds
George Burdett
Queensland Premier Defends Prosperity Amid Referenda Push
Brisbane report quotes Premier Denham urging citizens to retain constitutional rights before Referenda Day. He touts rising prosperity with increased revenues, abundant fodder, and strong producing interests. He notes plentiful work as new arrivals are absorbed, tying growth to the state's exchequer gains.
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Brisbane
Denham
Queensland
Ceed
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