Notable Election Reminders and Local News
Notices urge voters to update records for the Legislative Council and Assembly elections on June 1. Warns ratepayers automatic enrollment but advises action for those lacking rights. Also reports a German naval threat discussion, pension form updates, a hotel safe robbery, a lodge meeting, a railway trust start, and an advertisement for Mevs cream separators by W. P. Smith and Land Satesmen.
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Lord of Isles Hotel
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G.J
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Tro. WN. Ruddock
P.T.D.R
Tom Wee
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J. Sutherland
Bro. W. Bonis
T.ha
Rev Bros W. W. Medley
AW. Gonoor
Beach Forest and Crowe's Railway Construction ‘Trust
Gr J. ‘Hancock
W. P. Smith, Nicoleon and Co. Propty. Ltd
Princess
Flinders Street
Melbourne
J. Francia
Western District Co operative Company profits and meetings
The Western District Co operative Company reports a profits for distribution of £2725 for the year with substantial reserves and a cautious outlook. A meeting is planned at Water nambool on Wednesday to discuss balance sheets and dividends while noting scandalous burglary impacts. The Colac Galedobian Society announces a Highland ball with reduced ticket prices and a plan to call up a capital reserve. Imperial Defence conference delegation details and Presbyterian Moderator appointment are also noted.
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Peice
Tutinn Jotiar
Diecoverell
Sr 68
Colac Galedobian Society
Nis
Uno
Victoria Hall
Wriday
European Telegrams and Ocean Liner Report
Militant free churchmen set to form a league led by Dr Clifford to promote temperate views and oppose vacation rates. The Orient Royal G Company liner Oreova 12 000 tons shows speed over 17 knots in line with contract. French police probe a series of railway robberies along the River Hivre with guards arrested and trunks opened with skeleton keys.
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Tirieven
Riviere Hne
Russian Prisons in Turmoil Report Domestic Outcry
sensational Duma statements accuse harsh conditions in Russian prisons. reports cite overcrowding at Orel Moscow Tula Bevratopal Ekaterinosin with as many as 1200 inmates in some facilities. unrest spreads among prisoners as reports of neglected chains and minimal care emerge. damages and deaths noted amid ongoing protests. In other news dairy farming faces climate impact and market shifts affecting output and export value, with company directors reporting steady retail trade and expanded facilities while revising shareholding structures to limit individual holdings.
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Lott
Duma
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Arnes
Orel
Moscow
Titis
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Ekaterinosiny
Police Official Assassinated and Three Officers Shot
A high ranking police official in Lublio, Poland, was assassinated by gunfire yesterday. The attackers, described as Polish terrorists, were halted by police after a brief firefight. three officers were wounded and all assailants were captured.
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Wool Sales and Agricultural Outlook in London Market
The report notes brisk wool competition and strong sales at the London Wool Wackonipe amid large attendance. Heavy rainfall delays in farming, ground conditions improve, and preparations for crops slow, with rents rising and ground increasingly scarce. Farmers expect a firmer market as weather clears and sowing resumes. Mushroom yields remain plentiful locally.
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Rowter's
London
Wight
Garden council debates pond project and safety concerns
The council discussed autumn garden work and potential pond construction at Poor, weighing cost cuts against current drag work. Complaints about shooting in gardens prompted a decision not to reopen a court fence. A report on Heath's Bay claim accepted £20 due to engineer neglect, while bridge work and land acquisitions for a gate and a small aviation strip were debated.
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Alvie Hall Event Hosts Young Ladies and Mutual Improvement Meeting
Crowded Alvie Hall in Wadnening Sytqing hosts a dance by Cal young ladies who entertain bachelors, praised for a successful evening organized by the Fong Iakes. Mr J Tyan supervised dancing and Mir W. J. acted as MLC, as J Horan thanked the attendees. A Mutual Improvement Society meeting led by President W J Parker discussed shifting focus from amusement to debates and set a rescheduled election for officers on the ninth of the month.
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Australia
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Mutual Improvement Agelety
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Ofeera
Rainfall at Pennyroyal and cricket match update
The rainfall report for Pennyroyal shows totals through late May 1906, with monthly figures and comparisons. The Yorkshire cricket team was defeated by Worcestershire at Worcester in a dramatic finish, Worcestershire scoring 434 to Yorkshire 289 and 139, winning by 18 runs.
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Jay
Inch
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