Upper Tawin Roads Board Monthly Meeting
The ordinary monthly meeting of the Upper Tawin Roads Board was held on the lath instant. Present: H. T. Lowman, Messrs. Beaton, Thos Wells, Alex Black Hashford, and the secretary. Minutes of previous meetings read and confirmed. Various reports and correspondence discussed including road surveys, tenders for gravelling and clearing, and a proposal to alter the district turning-oxwon date from March 1 to February 1. Tenders accepted for gravelling Strawberry Road and Nanakine, and for clearing Commonaxe Road. Financial statement reviewed. accounts totalling £124 approved for payment. meeting adjourned.
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H .T- Lowman
Messrs. Beaton
Thos Wells
Alex. Black Hashford
Alu Morvisee
Penn
Yanonoaka
Lerino
Brany W. Keer
Resduely’ Park
Wethesay Road
Eslale
J. Watson
Rothesy Road
Moggawal
J. Dodd
B. Doo
Dodd
Colleli
Dudina Ystatn
Wilson Bros
Azaing
Bosed
Num
Ron
Verom
Ww. Kerr
SF. Nony
Eforis
Midland Advertiser
Tha Ali
W S. Oliver
H. Fletcher
Linthorne
Ts Sa
Atlanooks
Riegetaht
Earrier
Three Springs
Mulkewa
Bank Ecounts
Messrs. Beatore and
Watson
Government's Garber Through Epinemns Speech By Mr Bath
Hansard records Mr Bath attacking government spending and railway policy. He argues apparent savings come from deferring repairs and limiting maintenance, risking higher costs later. He cites past rail funding in 1904-7 and a later belated repair bill to fault the permanent way and warns of repeating past mistakes after a Victorian rail accident.
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Stanlard
Derepair
Viet Yona
Et “Rible
Victoria
Pot Children's Hacking Cough at sient
The article mentions a wondrous peppermint cure and a great folk remedy marketed in Australia. It notes mock medical terms and dubious claims of relief from a cold cure, without clear names or solid evidence.
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Sient
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Traveller Agent
AR FRANK SUMMERS, a Rockhampton salesman for Deniam Brog, writes of a severe influenza spell last winter then recoveries after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He cites fellow travellers’ positive opinions and recommends it for coughs and colds. Available from all chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Summers
Messrs
Deniam Brog
Rockhampton
Chamberlain
Jean
Robur Tea Promises Greater Value and Niceness
An advertisement extols Robur as economical tea, claiming a spoonfuls-to-strength ratio equates six spoonfuls of ordinary tea. It argues one pound yields 100 to 110 teasp onfuls, saving at least 13 spoonfuls per pound, and notes cost and quality advantages over rival brands.
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Abd
Government Expenditure Debate Over Public Services
In a heated exchange the speaker attacks costs and admin waste, urging reform of the Public Health and Treasury departments. He cites rising administration expenses, insists on leaner staffing, and questions revenue estimates while defending ongoing public service quality amid State budget scrutiny.
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Staevy
Public Health Department
The
Treasrer
Bath
Busselton
Teagues
Milland Junction
Ilhey
Wilsarr
Aff Rason
Lahar
Kern
Churchmen urged to limit fish purchase during Lent
A brief church notice requests parishioners not to buy more than a hundredweight of dried or tinned fish at a Co-op tie, noting stores are short due to Lent and code strips with 8d 1h.
Fragmented Rhetoric on Commonwealth and State Pensions Debate
Fragmented remarks discuss the Commonwealth and State roles in age pension schemes. TheTreasurer, ministers, and the Attorney General balance authority and administration, with claims that the Commonwealth should fund or administer pensions while the State resists. The debate centers on who bears responsibility and how a proposed system would operate across governments.
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Fli
Hiis
Ae Poumilumes
TV Assite
Commonwealth
Batt
Porind
Dean's Ointment touted for piles and skin troubles
A dated testimonial touts Dean's Ointment as a universal cure for piles, fistula, fissures, eczema, and skin eruptions. It claims prompt treatment prevents severe cases and cites Mrs J Hamilton of Galconta as a user whose husband was cured after years of suffering. Sold by chemists and stores at 2s 6d per pat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Dean
Dean
Oinisnent
Foster-McClellan Co
Murray
Perth
Isseka Jottings on Gardening and Community
Brief notes discuss gardening prospects and local civic efforts. Residents of Hide faflowing in hell town consider benefits of increased telephone use and a gate in a Fence. The piece laments apathy hindering organization of a farmers’ association and local public matters.
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Lwa
Hell Town
Sseka
Toby
Securihe
Mentehan
Northam
Untitled medical marketing fragment on biliousness remedies
Fragmentary text promotes a medicine claimed to aid digestion and liver function, with promises of pain relief and comfort. It’s presented as a general advertisement for a tonic or remedy, referencing sale by chemists and stores.
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Shanghorlain
W. G Hearne
Geelong
Victoria
The Preferential Vote Explained In Detail
A lengthy explanation of preferential voting describes first second and third preferences, how ballots are counted, and the impact of transfers on final outcomes. It covers how a candidate can be elected even after first preferences are defeated through successive counting and reassessment of remaining votes.
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Hassever
Sutveequen
Botttom
Ton Steelannd
Iran
St of
Cambirtates
Efeetar
Ian Vieetar
Milunieing
Walt
Alipostte
Biguces
Hig Tint
Socom
Ailing Things Change in the Minister's Vision of Heaven
In a whimsical verse the speaker muses on a world transformed after death. The minister’s words spark imagined reversals: the poor become kings, the unwashed rise, and the political weary reap feast and ease. A playful critique of social order and desire for a utopian afterlife emerges.
Woods Great Pepperiaint Care for Coughs and Colds
An ad claims Woods Great Pepperaint offers relief for coughs and colds with Pain Balm praised for its cures of rheumatism. It markets this remedy as standard forte sold by chemists and storekeepers, noting quick relief and its popularity for chest and side pains.
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