Local Notices and Cultural Events Across Town
The article lists upcoming Friday events including a Ve Voli show and a family sale at Mec an Wit dace, with auctions and quieting of certain debts. It notes opening ceremonies for cricket and a gala with speeches by Andrews Literarg Conk and others, plus band competitions and prize results across multiple grades.
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Melbourne
Robert Campbell Bow- Tan
Terang
Colac Progress Association
Colac Horticultural Society
Colac
A Childrei
Tin Colee Progress Assnociation
Barbies
A. J. Manley
Murray Strets
Parvels
Arely
Folowing
Minnes
Stretch
Nanan
Lyal Pos
Cerciitvers
Linnie
Darcey
Wilde
Andrews Literarg
Menry Kendall
Daisy Krew
Tf Polit
Rey J
D. M'Tityre
Firth Wbaphon
Col
Presbyterian Cricket Chaly Lithmiys
Marlianetti
Oddfellows
Apan
Phallaral
Newtown
Perth
Broken Hill
Collingwood
Port Pirie
Zeehan
Fort Mire
Proat
Port Pitie
Mount Hundier
Land sale draws brisk bidding amid high prices at auctions
A large attendance at Messrs O Gichmstote and Co. saw several farms offered. Highlights included J Leishmans farm of 225 acres near Catarooke read, with terms shifting from cash plus instalments to varied yearly payments over 26 years. Bidding remained brisk with prices reflecting fertility and district promise. Notable purchases included Sita and Cauca properties at strong rates, and the Lang acquisition at 40 per acre.
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G. Dichmstote
Uo. Tooms
J. Leishmans
Waliam Gamble
Comnetlog Wil Messry Dalgety and Co
Sita
Cauca Ai
Wy Bagge
L Irge
Feitehantiuihy
Nbr
A. Lang
Tulloh
Arnold
Warwick wedding at St Marys RAC Church
A large crowd attended the Wednesday nuptials at St Marys RAC Church Warwick Queensland for the marriage of Mr Joby Doyle of Warwick and Miss Seyour of Cororooke. The ceremony featured James Seymour as best man and Miss Kate Seyour as bridesmaid with Father Potter officiating. Guests toasted the bride and groom at Victoria Cafe after a reception with rice and confetti, and donations were collected for the C Y M Society. The couple planned a honeymoon following the celebrations.
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St. Mary's Rac Church
Warwick
Queensland
Joby Doyle
Bridget Seyolar
Chiverton
Samdy Creek
Cororooke
Colac
James Seymour
Kate Seyour
Lindesmal
Jax. O'Leary
Father Potter
AL Johnson
Victoria Cafe
C.Y.M. Society
Bri
P. J
Odin
C.¥.M. Society
Pleased Japanese Government Comments on Canadian Attitude
The report notes the Japanese government’s satisfaction with Canadian authorities response amid anti pope outrages. A convention is strongly opposed, reflecting tense international reaction and policy stances.
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Igpane
Melbourne strike and education disruptions reported
Telegraph notes a factory staff strike affecting Melbourne and a temporary state school teacher in Melbourne released for incompetence and unwise remarks about Mr Bent.
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Melbourne
Thianoline
Bent
Duel at Cologne follows Hague Peace Conference
Reported after the Hague Peace Conference, a South American feud led to a duel at Cologne where both principals fired but missed. In a separate incident, Pandit Upadhya editor of Sandhya died in Calcuttah prison amid sedition charges, triggering large native demonstrations and cremation at the Burning Ghat.
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London
The
Hague
Cologne
Calcuthy
Pandit Upadhya
Sandhya
Upadhya
Ve Temaing
Huruing
Army Officers Charged In Disgrace At Quiet Ceremony
An investigation into the desecration of a grave reveals the outrage was caused by a drunken incident. Lieutenant General Treuey Bildard, Commander in South Africa, apologizes to Dutch leaders for the disturbance of the ex President's grave as officers face court martial.
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Kroger
Soria
Treuey Bildard
South Africa
Legislative Friendly Societies Bill Debated in Parliament
The report notes lawmakers debating the Friendly Societies Bill and measures to protect tributers in contracts with companies. Mr Bont signals intent to shield tributers. no general permission given to permit tributers. Mr Mitchell, speaking for Chinese workers under the Factories Act, addresses the issue.
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Bont
Mrlass
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