Spring Show Invites Colac Ladies to Display New Millinery
An advertisement invites the ladies of Colac and district to inspect a spring and summer millinery display on Wednesday September 4. The show promises the newest innovations in spring goods including blouses and costumes, with a focus on artistic color and design.
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Bakers’ Operatives Plan Strike Amid Wage Protests
Melbourne reports bakers and operatives set to strike on Saturday in a disruption tied to wage demands and exemptions. Justice Bigs of the Artateation Court weighs in on exemptions under the Tav Ath Sten framework, with factory gates at Walders cited as fair and reasonable. Local notices name unions, employers, and affected establishments across Western Australia, Queenstown, and New South Wales.
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Pern Telegraph Views Australian Tariff Policy
Australian tariff policy shapes trade and industry according to the Pern Telegraphs, with officials weighing new duties and import rules. The document outlines potential shifts in revenue, protection for domestic producers, and impact on consumers under current economic conditions.
RIOTS SENTENCED AND EXHIBITION IN LONDON
A British report details the sentencing of participants in a Russian terror plot. twenty-two put to death and eighteen given varying terms. An extensive Victorian exhibition in London draws praise for its notable displays, while a court case in the First Civil Court concerns a jeweller charged with alleged fraud and perjury.
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