Fe deal land tax declared within constitutional powers
The High Court ruled the Fe deal land tax within constitutional powers boosting state revenue. The act would raise about £1,000,000 this year though full collection by June 30 is unlikely. Cabinet focus shifts to main roads and railway funding amid disputes with railway workers and local governance.
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Malvern and the Mayor Speech On Public Address
Sir John Fuller spoke to many children at Imperialistic Howls praising concise, prepared remarks with a prempted improv flair. The report cites departmental missteps and a rail works building error, including missing doors, as vivid examples of public administration blunders.
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Miscellaneous Australia News Incoherent Report
A scattered Australia page reports various items including financial deficits, a bank arrest for burglary, maize theft near Brathen, a fatal house fire in Trundle, and a race dispute on the Parramatta River. It notes a fatal quarry accident at Warwick and a pedestrian injury in Richmond. The piece also mentions a royal commission style change and the resignation of a public executioner in New South Wales.
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Mrs Phillips Credits Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs J B Phillips of Rockwell Street South Broken Hill New South Wales says her children suffer frequent croup and require relief. She praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting dramatic improvement after use and reports a previously dire state. It is sold by Moesars Bilporn Coles and Boylan Bros Core role Adyt.
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Old Soldier Dies After Tea At Home Inquiries
In western district news a elderly veteran H Sharp died unexpectedly at his daughter’s home after tea. Police reported to Deputy-coroner My Quon and burial orders were issued. A five year old girl Charlotte Lewis died from severe burns after clothes caught fire while she stood near her mother hanging washing. Coronation Day plans and local council votes on roads and public works are noted, including a national road board proposal and a loan for Kerdinia riding projects. Court cases report truancy and a Terang death inquiry into Olive Terese Dovey’s death.
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Warrnambool Council Debates Harbor Project and Governance
Proceedings show the Warrnambool council and Ratepayers Association clashing over harbor improvements and control of the project. Mayor Dr Saltan and P J M Gennan advocate council-led progress, while some push to hand the work to the Commonwealth Government if the state government stalls. Citizens report strong farming and crop trends as cattle and onion prices affect land use decisions.
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Scotland's Population Estimates Show Census Comparison
London Victor reports census figures for Scotland with detailed comparisons to April 1901. Glasgow’s population rises to about 727,021 versus prior estimates, while Edinburgh and other burghs show changes. Scottish total falls slightly below the 1900 estimate.
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Indorsement Claims Chamberlains Cough Heals Coughs
A letter by Robt Bowman praises Chamberlains Cough Hy Wheezy as the sole cure for a wheezing cough in children. The ad notes other remedies failed and mentions sale by Bilaon and Co Colac and Boylan Bros.
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