Labor party activity and electoral planning in Camperdown electorate
Delegates from Labour branches in the Camperdown electorate meet to organize for the next federal elections. Russell supports branch mobilization with campaign signs, visiting Cour, Camperdown, Te rage and Warrnambool in outreach. A separate note reports a bumper mangold crop near Victor Harbor with promising yields despite drought and no irrigation.
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Labor Party
Eotons
Varios
PLL
Conmgainite
Be Talon
Dp Grattan Wilk M.H.R
Russell
Ube
Cour
Camperdown
Terage
Warrnaaba
South Austra
J. W. Porter
Vietor
Anyaya
Pombornell
Stetuly
Pomborot
State Parliament Reports on Petitions and Committees
Melbourne Tuesday session notes petitions deemed informal and unsuitable for passage. Discussion on standing orders for printed documents due to western facilities changes. Railway Standing Committee reports on lines to Bureaua and boreal forest extension. Leave granted to introduce a bill on a general valuation law. Burton asks about Chiver Settlement estates in Ballarat. Bent says none offered. Garr moves to adopt address in reply with debate on land valuation. Also mention of women’s suffrage bill not yet enacted.
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Colac
Ballarat
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Quiere
State Cabinet
Portland
Thomas Bent
Labor Bureau
Way and Works
Etailway Department
Julius
Christchurch
Palmerston South
Melbourne
Bent
Standing Committee
Ulfinea
Bureeka
Borah
Garr
Holton
Collaging Dairying Company Milk Receipts and Payments
The document details milk receipts for a Tanth of Kine, with fee sums and settlements to suppliers, a total grand total of £7R01/7/0, and a price of 1/8d per pound butter fat. It also notes for L407 there were distributions of COMI/12/4 for milk and cream, and lists highest cheques and totals across multiple accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veelung
Leary
Meat export trade in Victoria for year ended June
Victoria’s meat export trade for the year ended June shows a steady lamb export and a fair overall value. The report notes the trade’s performance in relation to British and foreign markets with exports of carcases and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Valle
Britigh
Forel
Destructive fires and military cutbacks dominate Europe telegrams
Reports note a protest against defence policy shifts, recruitment progress for the Territorial Army, and a large fire at Port au Prince destroying several buildings including a prison. The dispatch mentions traffic to Dieppe for an auto race and a fatal accident drawing public attention.
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Heater
Londor
National Defence Assent
George Taubman
Gevir Jie
Sing
Fesadsel
Territorial Army
Port Au-Prince
Mtr
Port-au-Prince
Haytin
Maj Thomas F. Ajphell Died in Tasmania After South African War Service
The obituary notes Major Thomas F. Ajphell of Mele died at Barwon Park in Tasmania at seventy years old. A veteran of the South African War he served with the Sech Waebertath unit and earned the Queen's Medal for Gallantry and the Kangaroo Clasp. He left a widow and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Ajphell
Mele
Thy
Cape
Protatia
Belfast
Aeon
Barwon Park
Winellie
AMERICAN FLEET SUNDAY TRAFFIC PLAN FOR MONDAY RAILWAY
A government note outlines railway and steamship plans tied to a visit by the Amelior party. It discusses special trains and traffic restrictions around a royal or senior official’s appearance, with emphasis on Sunday and Monday movements and troop transport arrangements.
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Colac
Lieyd
Alfred Ertest O'Neil
Carperdewn
Walls
Gausen
Geliland
Geliland Hall On Friday Ewen Taie
Re, Howell
Douglas Howell
Firron Yalluak
Ptt. Punta
Mgr
H.W. Whughas
Prederick Harris
Emimingt
Colae
Moneth
Aml
J. M'Leod
J. Priga
A. Deans
J. Windsor
J. Misken
J Wray
HH. Hills
J. Wilson
T. Winiaor
Co Downe
Polkinghorne
Grove
Turing
G. James
Ile Range
Sydney
AL EF M Lewl
Cannobar Station
Linyd-George
Bieleven
United States
Sahil
Culae Hospital
Upe
W. Walker
Bo Walther
View Hall
Wettnestday
A. Fleming
E. Bryan
Messrs
F. Meyer J
Dickwon
Wo Walker
Wo Harris
Romba
Ty Beth
Walker
Sheldrick
Sutherfind
Fleming Miss Brockway
Wong
Yuo
Fories
Vsiders Toen
Thomas Mert
Questyn
Meniil
Lieutenant-Governor sworn in Victoria duties take over
The document notes Sir John Madden formally sworn to assume vice-regal duties in Victoria while awaiting the arrival of the Governor. Justice Cussen and Excellency address the ceremony in the presence of officials as the transition begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Madden
Vitoria
Thomas Alban
Mendy
Justice Cussen
John
Michiden
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