Campershall drill hall resumed and Warrnambool union growth
Captain J E Hindbaugh reports immediate resumption of the Camperdown drill hall construction with a larger plan. In Warrnambool the Woollen Mill Union counts 110 members. Local council notes rail and goods shed concerns with no active cargo checks and vows to pursue the issue. Liberal district bodies unite for Curia electorate. Women's League opposition cited. A Market Street accident records a sewer collapse at Maloge Street. Walter Halley faces trial after a July incident injuring Constable Gardiner. bail set at £400 or £210 fine.
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Eleam Rodler
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Halley
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Geelong
Dentist Pledges Personal Care and High Standards
Colac dentist H. M. J. Powell advertises modern high quality dental work with personal case focus and no surgical assistant. A separate shoe shop advert promotes superior boots at right price with on premises fitting and a local phone contact.
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H. M. J. Powell
Colac
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Murray Street
Geelong Harbor Trust criticised in Parliament
In the Legitatus Assembly Mr Farrer MLA attacked the Geelong Harbor Trust. He said government spending on harbor improvements had been minimal and questioned the lack of progress on the channel, the wheat-loading wharf, and other promised works. He urged accountability and pledged to press for completion of planned projects.
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Farrer
M.L.A
Geelong
North Shore
Mellawene
Haldei Awl
Eelong Harbor Trost
Hense
Melbourne
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Holden
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Lanter
Polk
Thibtop
Marko
Melhourne
Geeling Harbor
Weather report notes a diterctic storm and variable winds
A cautious forecast describes a Monday arrival of a diterctic storm with strong northerly winds and minimal rain in parts. Frost inland remains common with minimums around 23 to 26 degrees. Weekly rainfall is light across most regions, with scattered showers and troughs near Cape Borda and Nagambie.
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Bowth Australia
Cape Borda
Omeo
Mallee
Nagambie
Apsley
New Wonders of Nature at Royal Society Exhibition
Report of the Royal Society conversazione at Burlington House with exhibits from the Marine Biological Association. Highlights include living crabs from the Mayflower shipwreck, peculiar bottom-dwelling species, and early mammal remains from Dere Bugti with a giraffe-like neck and a possible leviathan label.
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Conversazione
Royal Society
Es Brillmot Assembly
Archibald Geikie
Hurlington House
Queste
Marine Biological Association
Porta
Plymouth Harbor
Axperta
Plymouth
Pacific
Tmrnacleea
West
Ebella
Abell
C. Foster
Cooper
Dere Bugti
Foster
Great Library
Antarctic
Flimmer
Constant dripping wears away stone ad for Tucker's drapery
An advertisement urges readers to visit Tucker's for drapery needs, claiming small weekly tips wear down a purse and noting it's a safe time to buy. It references the phrase about pennies and fil lings and mentions Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs.
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Tucker's
Ludbrooks
Earth Turning Up Side Down Supposed Tropical Poles Debate
Historical note discusses Captain Scott fossils suggesting past tropical climate at the Antarctic Pole. It surveys axis drift, planetary rotation theories, and two tropical periods, debating whether the South Pole once faced the sun and caused equatorial warmth across arcs of time.
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Scott
Antarctic
Geologica
Vega
Beatt
Booth Pole
W. H. Pickering
Marvin Observatory
Posar
Pickerin
South Pole
South Polar
Equatorial
Qaganic Soil Analysis Reveals Decline in Organic Matter
The report notes a significant drop in soil organic matter over time, with older cali soils showing nearly half the original content. Decay processes release carbon and organic acids, but minerals and nitrogen become less available to plants, reducing soil fertility and crop potential.
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G. W. Walle
Soils Chowist- Sinners Experiment Station
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