London Letter on Royal Review and Political Tangles
The London Letter recounts a Hyde Park review with 6000 Guardsmen and a royal procession led by the King on Delhy, Queen and Princess Mary in attendance, and remarks on wartime memory badges. It notes suffragette crackdowns, Whitechapel election quietness, candidates Sir Stuart Semel and Captain Browne, and a government push to abolish plural voting plus upcoming Home Rule measures and Baptist education pledges.
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Hyde Park
Buckingham Palace
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India
Duke of Connavebt
Prince Arthur
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Mary
Guarde
Karl Roberts
Lord Methven
Field
Marshalls
Irisd
Scots Guards
Austria
France
German
Japan
Russia
Italy
Bili
Gepers
A. E B. Codrington
Roots Guarda
Lord Hoberta
Rieh
Codrington
Alf Codrington
Mastel
George Herd
United States
Kangewey
White Chapel
Petticoat Lane
Middlesex Street
Sydney Street
Whitechapel
Stuart Se
Torv
Totara
House of Commons
Pasead Py
Government Majeure
Cape
Eee
John Simon
Sie Genet
Chancallor Exchequer
McLiord-George
Stanine
House of Lords
Eta- Blonall
Baptists
Chilont
Eneglesh Baptiste
Alwate
European Agency Offers Low Cash Prices on Fetish and Continental Goods
A European agency advertises wholesale agents ready to execute fast sales of fetish and continental goods. It promotes discounted prices on books, stationery, boots, leather goods, earthenware, and related items.
Best Quality Goods at Low Prices in Town
It offers goods of the best quality and of tried merit only, boasting the benefit of its economical system and the lowest prices for goods in this town.
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Colac
May 1913 Weather Report From Coma Meteorologist
The May 1913 weather across the state featured generally good rainfall with few events. Antarctic disturbances were scarce while tropical and inland systems provided most rain in the north and northwest. The period saw heavy rain in New South Wales and Queensland and scattered showers in Victoria, with a notable late month cyclonic disturbance and a second inland rain event. Temperatures were cooler than average with some snow in the northeast and low night temps toward month end. May’s mean temperature was 42.4, 1.3 below average, and rainfall exceeded the average by 98 percent. The report notes active storm tracks, wide-ranging impacts from Australia to Tasmania, and a generally unsettled pattern culminating in a severe southeast Victoria cyclone.
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Coma
Victoria
Australia
South Australia
North Aml
New South Wales
Uppsland
Queensland
Vie Valley
Tasmanea
New Zealand
Bass Strait
Melbourne
Revenue Figures Show Eleven Month Increase Across States
The Commonwealth Treasury reports May customs revenue by state with New South Wales £847,0 and £578,004 for two periods, Victoria £349,202 and £391,609, Queensland £140,821 and £118,768, South Australia £58,591 and £7,646, Western Australia £81,932 and £90,210, Tasmania £18,544 and £21,372, total May £1,225,616 and £1,207,600, a decrease £73,003. Eleven months to May 1914 show NSW £8,172,089 and £5,?779,909, Victoria £4,998,524 and £4,110,676, Queensland £1,?74,007 and £1,440,991, South Australia £1,148,597 and £?88,?54, Western Australia £939,955 and £?22,041, Tasmania £208,006 and £294,804, totals £14,588,276 and £19,683,261, an increase £900,015. Postal revenue for May totalled £343,030 against £396,690 last year, up £6,349. past 17 months total £3,433,0H versus £3,500,889, up £208,129. Increases distributed across states.
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Customs and Excise
New South Wales
Victor
Queensland
South Autralia
Wester Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Bible Society Service at the local Presbyterian Church
A British and Foreign Bible Society service was held at the local Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning. Sum ing School scholars presented Europe, the Pacific, China, Korea, India, and Japan. Recitations and a Bible lesson were given by several pupils with remarks on the Bible’s value by Rev. E. Bar. A peppermint cure ad ends the notice.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Bible House
Master E. Murray
Europe
Master L Prowse
Pacific
E. Metherill
China
Elin Nelson
Korea
Miss A Prowse
India
A. White
Japan
J. Spalding
Bible Society
Wilson
E. M. Baar
Thared
Meedamés Nelson and
Anderson
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