Royal visit marks arrival of King Manuel and Queen
The King and Queen attended the Royal pavilion amid a crowd of royals. King Manuel, the exiled king, kissed the Queen on the cheek and hand, signaling possible exile. The couple appears settled in England, enjoying their time. The Olympia horse show draws global representatives as the King’s Coronation anniversary is recalled.
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Manuel
Tee
Iain
Portugal
England
Olympia
Commercial Geelong Live Stock Market Report
The Geelong market shows strong demand for quality cattle and fat sheep with late rates generally held. Bulls, cows and fat calves record varying top prices while cross bred and merino sheep show mixed gains. Melbourne produce quotes list flour wheat maize oats and forage prices for today’s market mix.
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Geelong
Melbourne
Manver
Bron
Pollard
Impoundings Notice Recorded by Poundkeeper
Impoundment actions dated the 22nd with location near Becor and Creekfacebuut Shute describe white goods and vehicles seized. The notice states items to be sold on the Zend day of August and requires marked bids with competition noted.
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A. Eco
Becor Ant Creek
Vehi Bend
Eboulkter
sHouider
Wheeler's Cough Linctus Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement markets Wheeler's Cough Linctus as soothing irritated membranes and reducing coughing. It claims the first dose provides fast relief and offers two sizes, 1 and 2 shillings, to treat coughs and prevent further infection.
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Wheeler
Weather notes and local meetings intermix with notices
The column lists M Pearson's forecast unsettled with showers. Mrs D Mathe en will hold an auction of furniture at Beche Street this afternoon. Roy Southern, former Laver’s Hall stationmaster, transferred to Montague. July rainfall counted. a legal suit and an accident are noted. A SuBUAe Circle meeting included social games and a planned Tacke Social. Town council discussions cover Dr Fulton’s reelection, Archdeacon Peacock’s illness, and road safety notices. Immigrant arrivals discussed with Melbourne immigration officials and local reactions.
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Nouero
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Pi Gauer
Mir Ho Swathe
Pune
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Agricult High School
Griffen
Prossersley
Prosser
Colac Town Band Formation Hopes For Public Support
The Colac Town Band, operating three months, reported progress at Norwich Chambers. Aimed at self funding, they plan to purchase new instruments with £200 already raised in debentures and promises, while appealing for public backing to reach the required total.
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Joanstone
Bal
Sterewri
4D Muntewb
Ales
Uclne
Shire Consett
Wilkie
Lieten
Ocalac
Enpresidents
M'intosh
Yond
Dockers' Strike Sparks Commons Row in London
In the House of Commons Labor MP Med O Grady demanded action on Supplementary Naval Estimates to aid Hawke and amid famine protests. he grew angry, tore documents, called it a damn scandal and left the chamber. A separate item reports on well known explorer Henry Sheppard and a melancholy incident involving his ill wife.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Med. O'Grady
Ian Leeds
Hawke
O'Grady
Henry Sheppard
Our London Letter records cricket and politics muddle
The article surveys England v Australia cricket at The Oval with Dave Smith’s 100 and Minnett’s 6 for 20, plus talk of test selections and English form. It also covers London strike tensions, Home Rule debates, Liberal divisions, and traffic chaos amid a busy city scene.
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Home Secretary
Lahr
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Edward Carson
Dublin University
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Thieve
Thors
Federal Woollen Mills to be built at Geelong port
The Federal Government plans a woollen mill on an 11 acre block donated by the Geelong Harbor Trust. The project includes 60 to 70 looms, eight cards, and a combing plant with water supply from the harbor trust for five years. Initial costs are estimated around £60,000 with £15,000 spent on the building and machinery possibly reaching £240,000. Full operation is expected to take 15 to 18 months with about 20 workers initially and many skilled roles to be filled locally.
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Pearce
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Milla
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Trust
Elie
Australia
Harry Craig Dramatic Company Presents The Lueck of Hed Guede
The Harry Craig Dramatic Company stages The Lueck of Hed Guede at Victoria Hall Col to entertain members. Production features Billie Howard Juss Durion Willis and others with strong audience response and lively performances. The cast includes Ward Lyons and Mr Neil with notable humor and stage effects.
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Hamilton Copevtater
Australia
Pany
Jand
Miss Haware
Messrs Werd Lymn
Brown
Mir Harry Craig
Yuba Bil
Mr Prank Neil
Naval Manoeuvres Show British Fleet in Standby
Reuter dispatch from London reports a naval exercise as British Admiral Air George Asllaghan commands a sham invasion of Great Britain. The main fleet under Acting Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg defeats the attack but is outnumbered two to one. Sir George Callagnam lands 30,000 imaginary troops on Yorkshire coast. Beresford urges securing national grain and merchant ships, plus reinforced fleets in the Mediterranean and Beypt.
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Britain and Germany Allies Clash Over Naval Build Up
Prime Minister Churchill outlines Britain’s naval expansion and wartime plans detailing armed forces readiness. He cites Germany’s supplementary estimates under a new navy law and states Britain will increase its dreadnoughts and submarines while expanding bases at Gibraltar and Malta.
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Fortnightly Hope of Corscient LO.R. meeting opens with debate
The Hope of Corscient LO.R. meeting at Oddfellows Hall heard a large attendance. New member initiated, four proposed, two upgraded to full benefit, and a plan for a public demonstration adopted. Debate on September to decide on Federal Capitol. accounts totalling £5 16s approved. Social and fundraising items boosted the contingent fund.
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Ingere Oddfellows' Hall
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Eal
Hean J
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Cobden Court sees sale over buggy balance dispute
At Cobden Court Henry Taylor faced a £5 10s balance on a buggy sale with J A Collett disputing the transfer. The case questioned payment terms and ownership with witnesses detailing the deal and a noted absence of summons for Robert Scott and others.
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Read Murr
W. Baker
J.P
Henry Taylor
Federal Capital expenditure debate referenced in court excerpt
This fragment records cross examinations and political debate over funding for a federal capital project. It notes statements about expenditure, opposition from Cr Bowker and Cr Underwood, and views on political matters influencing ratepayers and parliamentary decisions.
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Vhs
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Staughton
Mr Deacon
Melbourne
Sidney
Cr Lord
Cr Bowker
Underwood
Unclear fragmentary murder trial report
Fragmentary OCR passage reports a murder case with dramatic trial details. Names and places are garbled. mentions a woman drowned, possible witnesses and doctors giving conclusions. The text is conflicted and lacks coherent timeline or definitive charges.
King Opens Dock As Four-Story Structure Collapses
The King and Queen attended a Monday night event at London, witnessing the collapse of a four-story structure. Initial reports indicate no fatalities, with rescue efforts underway and officials inspecting the scene for cause and safety compliance.
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Londoys
Illness Fondles Lone Racing Favorite Ahead of Bragsy Barry
A noted illness affects Arnst and boosts a rival’s chances as previews mention a London event. Bragsy Barry is highlighted as a strong challenger amid mixed signals on Arnst’s recovery. Critics expect a warm favorite stance as race details emerge.
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London
Senglor
Bragsy Barry
Ariat
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