Justice sought by Father Jerger after deportation from Colombo
Father Jerger, a Lutheran priest removed from the Commonwealth, arrived on the steamer Nestar and said he seeks justice in England. He denied knowledge of any plot against him and blamed delays on international tensions while details of his deportation stirred local press coverage.
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Reuter
Colombe
Jereer
Commonwealth
Coston
Jerger
Adelaide
Khyber
Columbian
Austral
Justine
Kang
Father Serger
Dart
Nestar
Tather Dorzer
Lord
bWligher
Adelside
Security for costs ordered in Jerger case
The court ruled security for costs at £50 in the Father Jerger case, with Mr Justice Sehall noting Jerger’s departure from jurisdiction. The Crown argued against security, while Brennan and Rawle for Jerger argued he left court limits. Costs in this application to be costs in the cause, and Jerger remains under deportation watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusters Schott
Teynest
Korleral
Granville Byrne
Sednes
Mathay Jerger
Jerger
Mig
Pather Jorger
Owen Dixon
Brennan
Rawile
Jerror
Justice Sehall
Pyrite
Brennen
Rundle
Derger
Tomitell
Rovira
Costa
Geelong Presbytery Meeting Acts on Creeds and Appointments
The Geelong Presbytery met with sixteen ministers and seven elders. A committee prepared for a visit by the State Moderator beginning on the 5th. a resolution urged congregations to reinforce creedal adherence and revised rolls. Committees were formed to determine General Assembly representatives and to address finances, with various interim moderators appointed and support from the Ladies’ College noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos, Jones
Kh. Furste Templees
Wangier
Ender
Aol
Jmst
G. Tait
Presbytery
General Assembly of Australia
Sydney
Tneresse
Corormeke
Porterlington
North Geelong
Neville
Ladies’ College
D W. Snoth
Conmevarre-Torquay
Anl
J Pettitt
Petting
Amoggal Weyeort
Finane Board
Dod. Manne
North Gourone
EB. Baldwin
Laneburn
Ladies of Scots
Clareh
F. W. Wallis
Pettite Ves
Mante
Indies
Melbourne arrests raise serous charges of false pretences
Melbourne detectives arrested seven persons including MH Hollow a draper and Da es a laborer on charges of obtaining goods by false pretences. Hollow a King of Co employee allegedly absented from work for two weeks and secured large quantities of goods from warehouses. Glen Menley a salesman faced a charge of obtaining sheet ing valued at £97 by false pretences.
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Melbourne
Industrial Peace Bill Dominates Australian Debates
Parliament discusses the Industrial Peace Bill amid warnings of a possible national strike. Ministers push for extended debate time and possible committee amendments while miners and coal interests press for a timely resolution to avert escalating unrest.
Water Supply Struggles Over Watershed Repairs
Reported disruptions in the watershed prompt urgent work on a seed downport plan as authorities fix the water system before winter. Officials describe travel by rail to Melbourne and Ballarat for inspection, with a parliamentary inquiry ordered by the South Australian Parliament.
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Witnels
Kotweinvuhorta
Mantuacity
Gewasane
Meer
Stowe
Salley
Geeloe
Melbourne
Balarat
Adelwale
Sunday church services list across multiple city churches
The column lists services at St. Pauls with Rev W Kaige Winel and others, noting Sunday classes, children’s rally, and choir gowns. mentions meetings at St Andrews Presbyterian, Newtown Presbyterian, Yarrastreet Methodist, Belmont Methodist, and Baptist and Church of Christ events. It includes speakers from Melbourne and Victoria and notes evangelism and family day services.
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St. Paul's
W. Kaige Winel
Tom
Evenson Samosyma
Mirra
Rey
Dine Machkenac
OM Be
St Andrew's
M‘ferran
Melbourne
C. Neville
Culjoet
Tn Yarrastreet Methodist Church
Joseph Snell
John Nall
Belmont Methodist Church
Pakington Street Methodist Church
Preacer
Fo J. Jennines
F. Bedge
Pulpi
Rinsell Street Baptist Church
J. Tweedale
US A.m
T. Spewart
Newt
Church of Christ
Mr. Sehowals
Christ
Eastern Washington and Solis Tealay Pennant Match Set
A pennant contest between Eastern Washington and Solis Tealay is rescheduled to Ashby due to unavailable players and a vee effect burden. The match, originally planned on Eastern courts, now proceeds with the limited lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Golf Tournament Signals Beginnings With Wide Field
A golf event named GCHAMPIONGRIP opens today with 30 plus entries in an 18 or 28 hole format. Notable players include Messrs Batley May, Crowder and Miele, with Mrs. Hurst and Miss Cotehenwrs among the mix. The competition features a handicap structure and a sweepstake for one hole, plus multiple prize pairings as the field tees off.
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Batley
Gortening
MOE
Collie Amd
Waller
A. Jennings
Crowber
Michio
G. John
BS All
Calvert
Cure
SMG
Ant
Barnes
Issay & Fhugnen
J. Mert
Pier
Chandler
Max Blland
Jubbine Wi
BK. Cimning
OOO
Jalinetone
M. Steel
A. Pook
W. Batley Ant PT
Binet
J. Miele Ant
Faulleuer
Kee van
Barteilye
al Fox
J. Valli
Itscm
Fos
Citecle Art Mere Noull
Eckk
Vra Staert
Mr. Bailey
Rossel
Mur Rusales
Bailey
Miss Cotehenwrs
Ross Aml
de Littl
N. Horet
Hurst
W. O. Barnier
Mr. Strachan
F. Avastin
Mie Hay
Max Rell
Wlumm
G. AL Steet
Anderan
M. KE Collins
Mie Gordot Biel
Weather disrupts Ashby School grounds drilling plans
Cramped conditions and wet gravel at Ashby School delay outdoor activities as prep for a forthcoming event faces weather-induced setbacks. Officials, including Mr Rewr, chair of the school committee, discuss adjusting schedules and ground conditions amid persistent rain and mud.
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Wreell
Rewr
Premet
Shipping Intelligence Log Flows Through Tasmanian Route
Labor light at the railway yard with only one gun available for Darling race work. Vessel delays affect wheat shipments from Tasmania to New South Wales and Melbourne. Ketch Active repaired and ready for New South Wales voyage. Bark Broo to arrive Mumbai for wheat trade. customs revenue noted at £2881.
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Stoney Pier
Vxemania
New South Wales
Fawlay
Four Generary justices split with Police Magistrate over theft case
In City Maine Courthouse four justices disagreed with Police Magistrate WG Smith on a theft finding involving a young man James Price Fenkine whose alleged crime centered on jeans and a year of dongarees taken from cleaner Ceel Smith at a packing depot. Evidence showed the items traced to another worker who claimed he took them from the defendant’s locker after Jenkins permitted departure. Court noted contradictions during interrogation and the defense urged acquittal while a second suspect George Wm Berardi faced charges for chaff theft valued at £92 and railway property claims. cases adjourned to the 10th inst.
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Maine Cour Reste
WG Smith
James Price
Jenkins
Phallelethes- Corstanle T
Pakington-iren
Imrerteigh Amd
Stetford Smith
George Wm Berardi
John Thos Karale
Conitigsners
Comte, Meests
Momiie
Boowart
J. Conway
Five Minutes as Chairman Studio Meeting Draws Large Crowd
The fortnightly sleeve eloly moving event was held Tuesday evening in the weststream. The syllabmester attracted many members who engaged with enthusiasm in the various items, making it a profitable and enjoyable time. The club has long been inaugurated and shows good progress with a large increase in members hoped for.
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Sewtows Methomet
Westream
Church Union Debate Sees Churches Bound by Faith Shape
A long statement from representatives of Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational branches outlines common faith and doctrinal unity amid talks of church union in Australia. The piece notes unsettled questions on church properties finances and governance require careful consideration before any merger, with future acts to align parishes, colleges and missions across states.
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T. Wlethor
Wester Anstinatio
Amd
Choanch of Christ
Australia
Jesus Christ Hanselt
Canale Tor
Olimech
Cain
Tlm
von Py
Warders Pay Demands Spark Public Service Debate
A letter argues over new pay rates for public warders, estimating annual salaries at £3106 for 48 hours, challenging government calculations. It claims warders face irregular hours, night shifts, and lack of regular bury, urging a fair, square increase and public support.
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Prublis Seavanie
Img
Prteent
Pete
Wwe
Labor Shortage and Coal Prices Stir Worker Sympathy
A Geelong area report notes coal deliveries delayed by shortages with hundreds of workers paying high prices for inferior coal. Readers urge mutual aid to lower costs and resist wage-inflation driven by employer and capital interests.
Letters to the Editor on Unimproved Property Rates
A contributor argues against taxing vacant lots at the same rate as developed properties. The letter questions who should bear the burden for light, roads, and lighting, and warns against forcing all vacant sites to be built upon. It contends vacant landowners would be disadvantaged without proportional tax shares.
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Wallstrive
T&o
Shell
Mtn
Port of Geelong Arrivals and Departures Notice
Shipping news lists ships arriving at Geelong and Melbourne bound vessels. Edie from Melbourne and Edina from Melbourne are noted as arrived and destined for Melbourne. Phillip Heads and Sydney bound steamers are reported with origins London and Sydney, while Makana and Gurdial are mentioned as for Sydney and shelter.
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Geelong
Atreue
Melbourne
Edina
Peart Phillip Heads
London Chine
Ste
Sydmer Gurdial
Commonwealth ships hold their own on merit
The Prime Minister addressed claims that Commonwealth ships receive special treatment. He said recent evidence shows privately owned cargo is rising, and the government will keep Commonwealth Line efficient to protect shippers while competition for freight grows.
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Fairplay
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Toam
Congo
Oni
Acti
Emmy
Faint list of ship arrivals and origins
Telegraphic notices show arrivals from Lon Ardelaidle and Western States Hemet Colombes Sailer Wardille for Bac Loe Vort Pirw Arrived Hileola from New castle Kooringy Bunter Sewcastle Seileal Century for Melbourne Mel Uaret begroe Hwah Ping Hong Kong works Preimee New Zealand Borda Lode Canterim Melbourne Mailed Manuka Wellington Nissie Maru Nikko Maro.
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Ardelaidle
Hemet
Colombes
Sailer
Wardille
Hileola
Newcastle
Kooringy
Bunter
Lode
Canterim
Melbourne
Manuka
Wellington
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Ronterday
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Fhoning
Hughes
Mr. Watkins
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Hove
Vietr
Mr. Charlton
Mr Hughes
Reese
Water Supply News
Ashby School
Shipping Intelligence
Local Police News
the Taxpayers’ Protection Company
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YES
Federal Taxation Department
Little Malop
A. Molyneux
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Leet
Church Union
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Emelrne
Saat
Chile
Tomtom College
Eric
Patepayer
Barwon JO
Walter
Barnet
F. V
Shipping
Speovaale
TVET
Sieh
Troy Elpys Bhd
IAEA
Keetrelien Saadeq
Lake Assort
Trotter’s
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Ceelungg
Ironmonger
A. H. Chapman
Ryrie ST
Colvin
J. H. Colvin & CO
Blue Bird Cycles
Moorabool Street
Excelsior
B.S.A
Cleveland
JAP Motor 4
Erat Einleyside
Commonwealth Ships
Colac
Ger of
Pyldie
Grrivto
Lon
Hom
Miss Drysdale
Ryriesst
Frank
M'Cullagh
Malopstreet
Wight
Jessile
W. T. C. Thomas
Y Dental Board
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