Fair-Play Tenants Rule Passes Committee Stage in London
Cablegrams report the Agricultural Hill measure allowing six to twelve months notices to yeit on estate sales passes committee in London. Melbourne battleship completes full power speed trials on the Clyde. Hague reports passengers reaching from the steamer Royal George where six inches of water were remaining after grounding.
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London
Melbourne
Clyde
Ouerec
Royal George
The Chinese Loan and Britain’s China Policy
In London Tesides-Mr A Crisp explains his firm entered the Chinese loan to counter Sir Edward Grey’s unilateral stance. He argues Britain’s China development should match what other nations accept and avoid Parliamentless action. In Rio de Janeiro a Ceara revolution erupts, and Brussels reports a cabinet plan for personal service based military reorganization. The Star of Australia arrival news notes a lifeboat recovery.
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London
Tesides
A. Crispim
Edward Grey
Great Britain
China
Asquith Government Defeated in Commons
London report shows Mr Banbury moving an amendment limiting imperial contractions to Ireland to 2 million pounds annually. The division, 238 to 4, drew wild Unionist cheers and calls to resign. The Cabinet planned to reject the amended motion and the Premier would move to reject again. An official statement said the vote does not modify the government’s programme and will seek fea opinion of the House.
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London
Commons
Banbury
Wat
Telegraph Transfer Notice for J Hice in Innisfail
Telegrams from Innisfail report Mr J Hice telegraph operator has received notice of his transfer from Clenmes. The movement affects local communication staff and city post operations.
Innisfail Delegates Prepare for Government Interview
Central Will Association delegates G. S. McDonald and Cairns Shire Clerk plan talks with Government on local matters. They depart on the 29th to discuss central wills and coastal railway connections, viewed as vital for the district.
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Innisfail
Central Will Association
G. S. McDonald
Cairns
Theo Yernment
Noisy mining towns push output limits at Broken Hill
BROKEN HILL miners abound while production remains capped. Bendigo mines report activity in harsh conditions. Divergent court in Melbourne hears Allen Tronson divorce claims against Lena Tronson. past attacks cited. Australia faces money tightness blamed on financial corporations. calls for fair interest rates. Wathame seeks Commonwealth control over Loyalty Islands amid Japanese presence. Trevelein jailed three and two years for forging orders in Launceston.
Court Actions At Ingham And Rape Case
Court to day before Justice Shand finds Charles Gordon Seymour guilty of stealing two mail bags at Ingham and discharges him without a stain on his character. Thomas McGuire pleads guilty to stealing from the person and is sentenced to months imprisonment with hard Labour, suspended on entering into recognisances of £50 for good behaviour. John Harford pleads guilty to rape and is remanded for contents until Wednesday.
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Shand
Charles Gordon Seymour
Ingham
Wee
Thomas McGuire
Wea
John Harford
Local Farmer Praises New Land in Letter to Authorities
The farmer Hartert C. Wet, living near Joo d ewais, writes to the Department monist of Landa praising recent rains and crop prospects. He reports good conditions for wheat and other grains and expresses satisfaction with his adopted country.
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Hartert C. Wet
Jood
Ewais
Landa
Reinfell
Epleedié
Struck by Lightning Sets Fate in Tragic Moment
A brief report notes a person was struck by lightning and fell, leaving them down the side of fate and body as authorities respond. The incident details and location are sparse in the readable text.
Oath Taken as Judge Rebukes Witness in Civil Case
A Supreme Court hearing today saw Judge sternly rebuke a witness named Beets during cross examination in a civil matter. The proceedings touched on the veracity of testimony and the judge urged proper conduct from counsel and witness alike.
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Frisbane
Supreme Court
Beets
Waa
Townsville Wireless Incomplete Report on Power Plant
Fragmentary notes indicate Townsville remained central to discussions on a receding power plant project. The Attorney General's Department committee reportedly further considered the estimates, but details are unclear.
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Townsville
Attorney- General's Department
Boxing Fatality in Melbourne Contest Leaves Man Dead
In Melbourne on Tuesday a boxing match ended with the death of David Robert McCartney after injuries in the bout. The referee discharged the fighter after police involvement and an investigation into the incident.
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Melbourne
David Robert McCartney
Tavier
Woman Masquerading as a Man Reported in Wellington Case
A reported incident in Wellington involves a woman disguising herself as a man. Local authorities found a dead female in the area and the case is being investigated as a possible misrepresentation linked to the masquerade.
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Wellington
N.Z
Captain Attempts Death by Own Action in Greymouth S accident
Wellington reports Captain Christian who commanded the Kotubu when she ran ashore at Greymouth attempted suicide by poison. Friends say he pledged to God a new ship in exchange for his life.
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Wellington
Christian
Greymouth
Potern
Woree Racing Club Opens Season in Brisbane Meeting
Sporting notes announce the Woree Racing Club opening at Brisbane with principal events at the TC Summer meeting. The card includes horses such as Southport Handicap, Prince, Russian Lady, and Lincoln Alta among others listed in the seedier OCR fragment.
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Brisbane
Feeda
Matty
T.C
Arts
Pougo
Game Bootan
Ee Ae Southport
Senove
Pateur
Gee Bootes
Romrd
Liste
Sam O' Hage Wom
Mahteris
Prince
Brien Ferema
Palme
Vaninnis
Resoljo
Linalte
Bachelor of Arta
Land Court grants deeds after parish certificate appeals
The monthly Land Court met with Commissioner G J Boulter hearing Certificates of performance out conditions on selections. Grants included William Cuddhey portion 05 v Glady 15 acres 4 perches, Edwards George Gane portion 122 Monamona 110 acres, and Saine applicant portion 123 Man-Grea 162 acres. A cyclone caused severe damage in town with the top floor of Mr Gunther’s house blown away and the School of Arts wrecked.
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G. J. Boulter
William Cuddhey
Glady
Edwards George Gane
Monamona
Saine Aplicant
Man— Grea
Ubs
Mr. Gunther
Brien
Irvinsbank Company
School of Arts
Book your Orders for Sale eeptenef which ase now sag
The fragmentary notice urges placing orders for a sale of items labeled eeptenef, but the text is incomplete. It hints at upcoming pricing or inventory actions and a call to act promptly before stock or prices change.
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Rk. Bryces
Asquith
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Lena Emily Tronson
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Australia
the Loyalty Islands
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Loyalty Islands
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Commonwealth
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Pearce
Caledonia
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Criminal Court
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Mer’s and Boys
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