Finest Collection From England and Continent Arrives
From England and the Continent comes a grand assortment of Xmas cards, gift books, post cards, calendars, leather goods, silverware, toys, games, dolls, chinaware and novelties. Highlights include 1910 diaries, Australian made under clean Victorian conditions, and a wide range of ladies wear and children's goods with guaranteed refunds if unsatisfactory. Prices span from low to high, with introductory offers on early stock.
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England
Continent
Australia
Edenvale
Edenvale Cambrica
Ballarat
Will and Estate of Sir Thomas Bent Reported
Telegraph reports the late Sir Thomas Bent left real and personal property valued at about £35,000 with most land and contractual debts tied to land sales. Daughters and nieces receive annuities and other bequests while a meeting of trustees discusses compensation for land conflicts and plans hiring for a clearing and water works project.
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Osbourne
Thomas Bent
Bleasby
Semsinal Logater
Huntley
Stanley
Mak
Tullo
Fulton
Johnstone
Quinton
Selwood
Culacre Council
Theo
Jonos
Brrramanga
Wilhelm
Forrest
Mortig
Webb
Beech Forest
Milner backs committee reform as election programme
Lord Milner urged adoption of the Roaceborrs committee recommendations as part of the general election plan. A large tug of war crowd watched heats between Railwayn and Hibernian No 1, with Bailey winning the first and Pirron Yule edging Corunwan in the second. Finals are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday with Blackemiths versus Hibernian No 2 and om Droids versus Kiliminyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christie
Cressy
Hugh Leonon
Christie
T. Luge
Colne
Colac Hospital
Colac Brass
Birregurra
Beeac
Cororcoke
Alvie
Warrioo
Pirron Yalioak
Colsa
Ballarat
Colag
Florence Windsor
Mabel Mills
Marjory Morrison
Dorothy Davies
Ada Wood
Ethel Jone
Eileen Smith
Burton Marchall
Arthur Tulloch
Richard Tulloch
Lord Milner
London
Chrdil
House of Lords
Roaceborrs
Laziar
Railwayn Ard Hibernian No. 1
Coruiiwan
Blackemiths
Hibernian
Railway Crossing Accident Injures a Boy in Colac
A train from Melbourne struck a horse and ivory cart at a neon crossing in Colac injuring Leslie Farrar son of G S Farrar. The boy was flung from the vehicle. Dr Hope attended. the injured were transported to Dr Brown's private hospital. A driver was badly hurt.
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Neon Street
Wis Elit
Bnothes
Maritin
Leslie Farrar
Iid G. S
Hope
Lohan
Brown
Fragmented OCR: Local Notice On Public Sale Questioned
The readable text shows a damaged notice about a public sale and involved officials. Details such as action and parties are uncertain, but the fragment implies a local legal or administrative process linked to a sale. Further clarification is needed to identify the exact entities and deadline.
Daring fraud ends in murder and escape to France
A Russian agent who held life cover in Russia for £11 murdered a man resembling him to claim the insurance. He fled to France after the deed. An accomplice sought the payout, but police traced Goilovitch to Paris. An arrest attempt failed as he killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Paria
Russia
Gileer
Leviteh
Guileviteh
France
Goilovitch
Centenary of Ewart Gladstone Marked Across London
London and the provinces observed the centenary of Ewart Gladstone with wreaths placed on statues in Westminster and the Strand. A Bulgarian people’s tribute, carried by a government deputation, included a silver bowl crown valued at about £200.
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Reuter
London
Birdsham Ewart Gladstone
Provinces
Strane
Westminster
England
Germany debate over naval programme tensions rise
The article discusses a heated discussion in Berlin about Britain and Germany's naval plans. It cites German papers condemning rumors and quotes Admiral von Tirpitz’s secretary, while Lord Beresford blasts government replies and threats to publish further scandals if compelled.
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London
Suise
Paul Boek
Admiral von Turpitz
Grermai Admuralte
Per Bork Sage
Davudiane Peurepagerk
Eerste Cyan Tien Poral
Britain
Tie Repwarts
Bora
Heresferd
Portamouth
Rome
Admiralty
Mulhiner
Coventis
Beresford
Mar Mulhner
Home Rule Debate Stir in London Constituency
Mr John Dillon of the Nationalist party told Swinford constituents that if the Government wins the battle for power over the House of Lords, Home Rule would be certain. He criticized the Tory press and argued Ireland has been generously treated, while T P O Connor predicted Liberal support for Home Rule. The interview recalled Gladstone’s earlier devolution position.
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London
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Adolbourne
Incrane
Victoria
South Africa
Cola
Ave Maria
H.ac.b.s
W. A. Egan
Bro. O'Connor
John Taverner
Pew
Ohilden
Eurack School
Christ Church, Geelong
G. 4. Faulkner
F. W. Newton
Mra
Daniel
Nash Defence Committee
Ossy
Warrnam Bool
Tasmania
Jones
Matenass
Ponballariack
Pea
Reuter
John Dillon
Swineford
House of Lords
Irelanl
T. P. O'Connor
My W. FE. Glad Stone
Ireland
Deel
Miners Federation Trial Concludes in Industrial Court
The Industrial Court concluded hearings against 14 Miners' Federation members charged with instigating a strike at Vertoni mines in the Newcastle area. Defendants deny wrongdoing, saying they only explained a resolution to workers. Andre Heyday was fined £100, with two months hard labor if defaulted. a one month grace period was granted to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Federation
Vertoni
Newcastle
Mpit
Wide Beedon
Andre Heyday
Whiel Bay
Melbourne Produce Market Report From Westars District
The Westars District Produce Company Ltd reports steady market at late rates for the Melbourne produce market. Quotations show various grades from good to prime and semi matured to matured fruit, with bids fluctuating and private lines higher.
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Westars
King Street
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Bilson & CO
Toys
Wood Engines
Cood
Genie Clan Stuart
Enger
Burke's
Dublin
Sweppe
Tvkttles
Wyedian
Law
SbRwo
Vietoria
Pieroteees
Cambridge
Cecauinie Apaiiiene
Hettistitelied
Mandkerchiefe
Father Christmas
Toyland
Merry
Wb Indiarubb
Utonmoe Fur
Lee
Gallet
Cerry
Colac and
Alves, Mn
al Toyland
Bilson
BIG
National Library of Australia
Alfred Heap
Polwarth
SMASA
J. F. Parkinson
Murray Street
Colac
White
James Hosking
the Fair Trades
Sunderland & Sears
Lan
Glospow
Scotland
Port Backanue
Guardian
Alfred G. Parkingon
Inspector-General of Savings Banks
Heo
Dennis
Free Library
Churgh OF Christ
Oddfellows' Hall
Evangelian Serve
A. W. Connor
CHN
Church OF England
E. A. Davies
Methodist Church
Gcolad
Bynday
Manning
J. Williams
J. Polkinghorne
Andrew's Presby
Terian Church
Cole
Poe
Cerameke
Shathens Alvie
Coliv
Eliza
Hichard Gainger
Toniewrad
Teri Lone
Baselock
T Evans Cosines
Ennveyel
Prinee of Wales
Calas
Waortoria
Winniers
Cainer
Berar
Tad Bhe
Oxford
Central Telegraph
Post
Ararat
Bendigo
Bairnsdale
Castlemaine
Camperdown
Collingwood
Krhuca
Fitzroy
Geelong
Hamilton
Hawthorn
Horsham
Kerang
Marymarron Prahran
Richmond
Shepparton
Sale
South Melbourne
Nit Yarra
Bt. Arnaud
St. Kilda
Btuwell
Wangaratta
Warrnambool
Evy Po
Maurance Company
Ite Insurance Company
New South Wales
Kuwea
Commonwealth
Bir Thomas
Bent
Samvor
Yee
Dean
Pollard
Vicerin
Hay —Manger
Li Fa
Shaw
Oie
Colac Waterworks Trust
le Hi
Futton
Colle
Missioner Multen
LES Mb
Monier
Giles
Topost
Cape Ling
Melhonene
Dor
Saul
Convent Pnw
Cele
E. Gladstone
Germany
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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!