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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
10
A partial OCR fragment describes a wreck and mentions players Abel, Cah, and a game or play context. The text is unreadable in places, but indicates a sports or incident snapshot with identified names.
The report outlines Birthday Honors as conferred by His Majesty with Governor General advice noting appointments across the Commonwealth. Names such as Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire Civil Division and Knight Commander of various divisions appear, including mentions of Dame Couk and James Mackensie Wilder, though text is garbled.
A partially readable OCR item mentions Allan Wilkinson and Hind Comlupe of Savdiow along with Mediuarne and Melhourne. It notes a telegraph from the Secretary of State about birthday honors and lists Aaron Turner Visio of Atelenartne and Michiel St. Grane Mercer in a land director role, all tied to a governor.
Melbourne reports a celebratory message from the Italian Prime Minister Mussolini and Australian officials praising the successful flight by Commandant Di Pinedo. The note, read by Wing Commander the Marchese de Pinedo, goodwill from Australia and Italy, and plans to continue toward Terth of J pai with stops at Onslow and Caernarvon.
Tomorrow the electors of the South Western Province will choose their representative in the Lesisleais Council. A. Austin, C.1.1., and Miech cock advocate wide support across towns and country. The campaign presses forward as Mitchcock addresses supporters and appeals for unity before the poll.
In Geelong and surrounding districts a campaign rally at Bladen Hall featured supporters of Hitchcock with Dr Frier and Mr J. G. M. speaking on his policy. Voters were given venue details for multiple Geelong wards and polling places as preparations for tomorrow's election intensify.
A garbled OCR digest refers to a port and shipping activity including cargoes, vessels, and examinations. Names and places such as Victoria, Geelong, and Waler appear amid scattered dates and consignments with references to shipments, inspections, and distribution plans.
Melbourne June 3 The Governor General has sent a message to the Secretary of State conveying loyal congratulations to His Majesty on the occasion of the King’s birthday. The government and people of the Commonwealth of Australia express respect and devotion in this official note.
The Advertiser invites readers to submit a crossword puzzle for a chance at two prizes of £1 each. Submissions must be cut in by Thursday week June 1. The winning puzzle will be published the following Saturday. editor’s decision is final.
At a meeting the State Executive Council approved the appointment of multiple Justices of the Peace including William John Cornish Nerara John McMillan Tough Brunswick George Edward Hull Marvevilla Miland D Boiliwick William John Meter Revenwood Michael Kirbell Kyneton George Dowson Garvin Bendigo Eastern Malliwich John Tocepl Gleeson Jindmville Sames White Devon Wark and others. Archibald Cameron of Hamilton died April 1 leaving £13,706 estate value £5508 to widow and children. The deceased also bequeathed portions to Hamilton Hospital and local churches.
The Meldovane police promotions board on June 2 considers nominations for inspector officers J. W. Kroger and G. Mi. Ane werch. Voting will be by ballot and must be closed by June 12 with results announced to all members.
A Ballarat poll on a loan measure held today in Ballarat reported 3410 votes cast with 675 fewer than the required 3810 to pass. The bonding proposal was defeated by a margin reflecting strong opposition among local ratepayers.
Canberra hosts a national forestry development push as the Commonwealth Government backs a new two year course. A inter-state forestry conference backed the move, pledging a Federal school to train officers, with participation from Queensland Western Australia South Australia and Tasmania.
A damaged account from the Mil dur packing era notes the government should advance about £17,000 to Mildura settlers to ease agitation. It mentions potential obligations around £100,000 and concerns over how jetties and management costs affect ongoing operations. The cabinet weighs moving forward with a plan to support settlers amid financial strain.
Severe flooding in Narrabri and surrounding districts forces 23 residents to evacuate as floodwaters crest high. The Narrandra area, 20 miles wide, sees water covering low-lying flats and cutting roads. Officials warned residents to move to higher ground as signals show river levels peaking. PMID
June 2 report states Premier condemns vice and confirms Victoria will sign the Migration Agreement. A cabinet committee, including ministers and the attorney-general, will oversee implementation and ensure compliance with terms.
Melbourne reports a continued decrease in diphtheria cases with May data showing 88 cases for the week ending May 23. Of these 56 came from metropolitan areas, with many patients in the city districts and one death recorded. In suburban areas thirteen cases were treated with four new hospitalizations noted.
A Geelong Trades Hall protest against national policy drew Senator Guthrie into debate. The session featured remarks by T. McCormick and I. Weakey defending measures amid calls to restrain what critics termed proindustrial bias. The issue centered on Labour and the Latics Party, with discussions on federation, drought impacts, and economic directions.
In Melbourne on June 2 the High Court heard Owen Dixon challenge the Commonwealth’s power to tax distributed profits from overdrafts and dividends. The case questioned whether the Board of Appeal, formed with judicial veneer, properly reviewed taxation under Section 21. The court indicated the right to tax should rest with the Taxation Board, not an appeal body, and expressed strong scrutiny of the act’s constitutionality.
In Sydney reports the Australian women’s tennis scene is described with sparse detail. The article recounts spectators, a notable match featuring Miss Movede and others, and mentions a slow court showing with attendees and a telegraph relay note on results.
The fragment outlines unrest in Shanghai and hints at obscure leadership changes centered on a Sydney report. It mentions figures like Wise and Fremingist with unclear roles and references to branding and strength of factions, suggesting a volatile political scene.
The Norwegian Airship and party led by Mawiers OSLO and Jane 2 are linked to a missing vessel near North Tele. Crew member Capri Amnsaleen reportedly flew toward the North Tele, while Captain Spitzbereen and others face uncertain fate. Police and aviation authorities continue to search for answers amid fragmented reports and ongoing investigations.
Australian press note reports clerics debating birth control and church teaching amid rising public health concerns. The dispute centers on limiting births and the Church’s stance with Bishop Berm and others weighing the consequences for service roles and policy influence.
A chaotic incident in New York involves eggs being hurled and aggressive cat calls during a disturbance near Central Park. Police review security footage as officials vow to prevent further threats and ensure public safety in the area.
A disrupted plan in New York on June 2 halted the alleged operation. Authorities pursued the investigation, focusing on the attempted act and the surrounding details as they emerged from the scene and initial inquiries.
A fragmentary report notes a murder case linked to a sirdar with unclear details. The article references guilt and community involvement while outlining a police or court action. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the surviving text.
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