Local Geelong theatre and concert notices dominate page
The page blends multiple notices from theatre and concert events in Geelong. It mentions the Orphanage visit, a concert by the Geelong Theatre and Marine band, and anticipated performances with local officials and charity participants. Names like Miss Bhielizs and Mr. TM appear among the arranged program notes and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Suehls
Charcing Comedean
Geelore
Geelong
Marine
Jet Week
Mir
Te Goeloog ‘Theatrev
Hrother Mollay
Iostitutien
Tem Misa Bhielizs
Brerseg Ademp
Dle Etpimmege
Tee Cure
The Southy Pod Che Countess at Thetlte-outa Theatre
A fragmentary notice references a show program titled The Parting Chinese and Wasted Lives with unclear author credits. Names like Alan Elly Shields and Fiona Laon Palite appear, but details and venues are garbled. no concrete schedule or location is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Elly
Lin
Corie Club
Fiona Laon Palite
Hughes Defends Reform Amid South Seas Debate
The text reports Mr Hughes leading debate on federation and policy reform with emphasis on constitutional powers and wages. It details parliamentary clashes, opinions on federation, tariff issues, and calls for conciliation. The account notes remarks by leaders and legal figures about industry, wages, and governance.
Fragmented OCR Transcript of Parliament Debate Echoes Public Works
A garbled newspaper fragment presents a late 19th or early 20th century parliamentary session with scattered names and topics. The text hints at public works, river improvements, and taxation concerns, but many proper names and details are unreadable.
Tranto Escape Scene Described After Narrow Reed Clash
An officer recounts a shipboard escape during a perilous voyage. The vessel struck rocks but the hull held, the crew lighting lamps to navigate and avoid disaster as the ship recoiled from foamy breakers. The narrowest scrape avoided grave damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eave
Tom
Iker
Letter to the Editor on Violin Concert Participation
A fragmented letter invites readers to join a violin recital with a panel of named participants and institutions. It mentions a special program, eligibility and application details, and encourages interested readers to respond to the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignor Baetiy
Amd
Herierium
Mick Ok
Geelong
Uae
Mindietiows
Tragic Death Of Schoolboy Struck By Electric Train
A schoolboy named Wittens was fatally struck by an electric train near a station in May. Eyewitnesses describe a rapid sequence as the youth walked along the track. authorities label it an accidental death. Police, surgeons, and station staff responded, but the injuries proved fatal at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melegurne
Commonwealth
Oooto Odtietria
Barbien
Iad
Ted
Wien
Uae
Breil
Pramen Bey
Rome
Hughet
Canberra
Chae
Cecable
Corman Wealth
Maxwell
Mathew
Wars
Teebe Street
Thurmhiney
Wittens
Bush Fire Prevention Meeting Reported in Melbourne
June 3 report from the Forestry Department notes efforts to prevent bush fires. The Country Fire Brigades Board requests that the inspector meet the minister of police to discuss measures for prevention and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbolase
Forestry Department
Ritta
Andrew
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Continowd
Heidi
Abe Dernier
Melbourne
Phen
Alenathy Thiuti
St. John's
Albert Trent
Bngs
Peru
Giliae
Deere
Joniap
Chee
Lone
Aiteter Foo Hee
Elite Ech Carpenters
Betehen
Ani
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Watt
Jilethee Higgbhrid
Ideed
Australia
Lacsiint
Wutt
Medrathy
AIS Watt
Mbninne Iplietrye
Venice
Abe
Peel
Ems Foyr
Bea
Eine
Weil
Nen
Tibet
Pele
Og Ed
Car Sarge
Ed Dare
Ladie
Farrel
Speers
Purstley
Goa
Grrwr
Wa’ Bay
Sac
Rey
Radio Sale
Bowble
Tweed
Johnson & Ebbott
Moreton
Ted Peek
Gallter
Cary
Mr. Jolly
Mu Tang
Mr. McDonald
Carta
Beer Armen
Chile
Dali
Tajieres
A.B. Andeweois
Ieee
Pierneth
Arado
Ytranto
Southampton
Gray & Murray
Moorabool Street
Geeld
Charity
Majop
Schoolboy
R. W Heath
Jacet
Wilkie
Sutton’s Coorne
Banat
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