Atherton Show Preparations and Local Quick Updates
Atherton notes show a two day event with new ship hall stalls and improved facilities. Southern sides judges and show extensions aim to boost entries, profits, and convenience at the Kerron Valley Racing Club grounds. Ministers discuss purebred stock imports and Kair station grants as the district funds progress. Hospital and church events add local interest. a bull whip incident injures a resident, and a thanksgiving service draws a crowded Presbyterian congregation with home grown produce on display.
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Shipit
Grogadés
Southernides
Kerron Valley Racing Club
Satchieg
Nevinking
Ube
Kair
Cledesdale
Alleged False Pretences Charged at Police Court
Terence OMalley was charged at the Police Court today with obtaining money by false pretences by taking a subscription card from a bowsto house and misrepresenting his bids. He was remanded for evidence and is expected to appear on August 25. Fortunes in the Delpert River Jockey Cups slated for September heats. A Bathurst district ore parcel from Themp gold mine yielded 398 ounces, suggesting a profit of over 15,900. The owner’s twelve year old son uncovered the outcrop while exploring available land nearby.
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Isgham
Terence O'Malley
Tthe
Teliay
Bowst
House
Hibesel Ae
Sydney
Tronkery
Bathurst
Themp
Money and Health Savings by Leaving Orders On File
An exhortation urges customers to keep their orders on file with the business at all times to safeguard finances and well being.
Alleged Embezzlement Trial In Melbourne Court
In Melbourne on August 2 the City Court hears Malph Goldsens for trial on a charge of embezzling about £50 from his employers, the Victoria Monte de Piety Co, during December 30 1911 to August 5 1915. Also from London dated August 15, Mr Loyd George praises golf as the great discovery for middle aged players, calling it a game for all seasons and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Malph Goldsens
Victoria Monte de Piety Co
London
Loyd George
Crickioth Golf Vourney
The Senate dissolution debate and its constitutional flaws
The article analyzes calls for dissolution strategies in a federal system with Labour and Liberal factions pushing for either a double or single dissolution. It argues the Senate flaws threaten democratic parity, as triage voting and state interests could override will of the people. It warns a Senate biased by party lines may thwart decisive public verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Daily Telegraph
Jeromes Wetemary
Senate
House
Labor Party
Labor
Wunversahl
Ofo Elect
Hobart Port Extends For Ocean Liner Era
Hobart Marine Board advances a vast harbor improvement scheme begun after 1911. A new 18000-ton liner capable pier will be ready next year, with a 1210 ft long southern wharf and a 58 ft width. The shed to host 195,009 euros of apples, 34,709 sq ft floor space for 600 seating, and rail lines on both sides, plus a sand pump and a tunnel for the Hobart Rivulet, are part of the plan to make Hobart a regional transshipment and passenger hub for Australia and possibly New Zealand. The project requires extensive dredging, rock removal, and substantial funds, with a projected overall cost around £55,000 for new works and ongoing expenses through the war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Marine Board
Uhe
Marine Board
Walsh
Sydney Harbor Trust
England
Imner
Effi
Slongjsule
Southampton
South Africa
Hobart
Macquarie Mount
Derwent
Exapern
Australia
New Zealand
Cape
London
Capetown
White Star Line
Cape Town
Melbourne
Sydney
California Land Bill Prompts Supreme Court Challenge
President Wilson notes the United States may invalidate the California alien law Supreme Court ruling. He says the measure must stand despite aggrieved Japanese representatives objecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasttingtos
Wilson
United States
Supreme Court
California
Men resume work as shipyard strike ends
Enslaved workers in the local shipbuilding industry resume duties after a lengthy strike. The shop twisting strike affecting Hamburg Stettin and Kiel has been called off, restoring labor activity across the yards and enabling production to restart.
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Herlin
Augus
Hamburg
Stettin
Kiel
The Late Colonel Corty Dies in Battle of Skies
London dispatch reports the death of Colonel Corty, the Anglo American aviator famed for trophies and flying machines. He died last week in the line of duty and left almost no funds, having spent his prize money on perfecting aircraft.
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London
Colonel Corty
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Wansaweer
Burns Philp & Co., Limited
Atherton
Post and ‘Herald
Atherton Batter Company
J. Prince
Sae
Uae
Presbyterian Church
Richard Kerr
Home Mix
Herbert River
Ingham
Atguet
BIL
Drisbane
Laver
Lisha
Glisha
Abbott Street
Cairns
Lfeivalled
Couges
Axn Coles
Collins
Lak Street
Tiorart
Oarmeer
Namka
Aur
Urmlasia
Lawnceston
Adelaide
Brisbane
Alber
Wellington
N.Z
Gonde
Sonsolin
Rm Prior Hong
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