Wheat market flurry notes heavy supply and easing prices
Dalgety & Co report the wheat market in Fremantle showing heavy supplies and easing prices. Prime wheat sells around £4 10s to £5 0s per quarter with new shipments arriving. caution urged for consignments to ensure only prime quality is sent. Oats and white maize also move, Eastern states prices subdued, exports advertised, and overall market pressured by excess supply.
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Perth
Aince
Joferior Greies
Fremantin
Nike Grad
Meliim Grates
Eal
Alleged sly grog seller faces police court charge
J Walker was charged at the Police Court before Mr AL Gee for selling Leer without a license. Inspector Drewery prosecuted, with Mr Wilson for the defence. Evidence described Walker’s shop, a beer bottle exchange, and an attempted get of beer in payment. Cross-examination noted rumour and timelines, with Walker denying certain appearances and actions. The case proceeded with witness testimony and remarks on informant status.
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J. Walker
AL Gee
Drewery
Wilson
J. Goethard
Sali
Aimlocsam
Diigutant
Soneniing
Ant Walker
Walker
Tie Paige
Faye
Walker's
Inspector Drewery
Walker’s Shop Beer Parcel Witness Trial Fragment
In a disputed case near Walker’s shop a witness testified about a parcel of beer and a man named Goddard. The court discussed whether an informer could be treated as an accomplice and how much weight to give his testimony. The witness described arriving at 2 o’clock the morning after, delivering ale and a pie, and paying a debt.
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Goddard
Walker
Iit
Chen
Gorter
Waller
Bert
Supreme Court
Gr’ Lant
Ar. Wilson
Jartig Walker
Gaddart
Coddard
Bas Bern
Mary Carolin Walker
Grocblard
Guyddari
Gregg
Faust Filmi
Aml
Crossesardil
Tb Howe
Urehon
BiG Profits and Harvester Steps in Old Fashioned Trade
In a terse note framed like a historical market dispatch, farmers strive for gains on grain and wool. The excerpt contrasts small shillings per ton with pounds from improved crop manuring, naming Abrolhos Guang as a referenced entity in the old-fashioned profit talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrarmers
Abrolhos Guang
Fragmentary report on a legal case with officers and witnesses
An ex publican's daughter is named in a contested parcel delivery case. Witnesses discuss police searches, warrants, and delays between events. The defense argues there is doubt about the case and questions accomplice evidence, while authorities describe actions by Constable Aflan and others.
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Avewan
Goddard
Aflanson
Mercantile and Parlier Draw in Tight Cricket Finish
Saturday’s match ended in a thrilling finish as Mercantile and Parlier level for the premiership. Ward’s bowling and strong innings by Wray and Tate kept the game in the balance, with Ward taking five wickets for 29.
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Mercantilys
Tauines
Thosia
Maline
Ward
Mercantiles
Wraustiai
Weishvaren
Victoria Strikes Four and One Dies in Suspected Fight
In Glebe town, Victoria, a four man incident left one dead and others injured. Victors Thompson and Foley faced charges, with Ward and Overhen in relation to a brawl at a pub. Police report the victim died from injuries sustained during the fray, while Foley and Hourigan face further inquiries.
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Thompson
Ward
Grovsster
Wiley
Ae Campbell
Clarke
Overhen
Jota Tamilton Foley
New Cullen
Follin Wille
Stokes
Foe
Hourkean Tate
Moustake OS
Sydney
Ale Keay
Moustaka
Ieee
Foley
Hourigan
Lve
Viowrigantha
Maitland
Howell
b-Muista' A
Premiers Conference Set for March 3 Meeting
Telegram indicates the Premiers' Conference will convene on Sunday March 3 to discuss arrangements and set the agenda forTokar. The notice confirms the date and expected attendees.
New Zealand Firm Sued Over Salary Payment Deduction
In a case from Pravati Co. a dispute arises over a wage deduction. Mr Bland Hult alleges a payment shortfall after a carls ehuteh Wheatfield incident, with £1080 claimed as unpaid salaries or adjustments.
Fire kills woman in Northam and burns Kalgoorlie home
Telegrams from Northam report a fatal explosion injuring a woman named Mommy Northam while a second blast destroyed a five room house at Lewis Street Cannington, Kalgoorlie. The blaze left the dwelling totally destroyed with no items saved and the cause is unknown. the insured loss covers 260 pounds and furniture 250 pounds.
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Kalgoorlie
Suntay
GF. Schloo
Lewis St. Cannington
South Australia Adelaid a Sensation Shocks City
Fragmented OCR tale reports a man startlingly attacking his wife then turning on himself. incident described with garbled names and unclear details but notes the wife not seriously injured and police action pending. article reads like a sensational late Saturday report with local names obscured.
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Wonitay
Lotta
Yachting Victory Opens Monsignor Rourer's Jubilee
Yachting headlines report Perth's victory at the TEFNOWE Sailing Championship with Barre From Oss Aeon Fre and Monseigneur Rourer's jubilee celebrations beginning after high Mass at St Brigid's. Finance notes show January revenue at £268,717 with a deficit of £45, and a year‑on‑year decline of £29,807 due to banking and railway adjustments.
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Perth
Manele
Lise Tralfay
UW New South Waton Font
Eon
Barre
Oss
Aeon
Vhlet
Midland Railway Co
Wreck on South Coast Port Claim One Survivor
A report from Adelaide early Monday describes a wreck along the southern coast near Yorke Peninsula. Witnesses say a vessel foundered near a bridge area with unknown casualties and limited details available at press time.
Fire damages house as occupants escape smoke
The blaze broke out in a Bosnileg house as residents woke to smoke and fled upstairs. Me Ginbs and visiting guests were woke by smoke art a june, but the fire progressed too fast for timely escape. Most belongings were lost though some valuables remained. visitors paused in the hall as Mr Silbert and several families fled.
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Ron Jain
Silbertami Wire
Dobbs
Stephens
Gibbs
Professor Lees Smith Travels to India for Education Reform
Professor Lees Smith of the London School of Economies reports to India under government auspices to promote commercial education. He addresses the Madras conference on education and outlines reforms.
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Lees Smith
London School of Economies
India
Madras
Ain
Jae Sthlmhons
Engagement Announced In India for Jam Sahib’s Bride
The Jam Sahib of Newanwear known as Prince Randjitinsji, a famed cricketer, is to marry a well known Indian princess. He is 36 and on his way from India. his bride is reportedly much younger.
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Jam Sahib
Newanwear
India
Ranjitsinbji
Jam
Inia
Unclear record shipment and Primrose League note
Fragmentary report notes a record shipment to Southampton with a large value in sterling and a guard aboard. A Primrose League item mentions the Duke of Norfolk’s appointment as grand manager, with uncertain phrasing and dates.
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Southampton
Cape
Duke of Norfolk
Veteran statesman Chamberlain rents Cannes villa for season
Joseph Chamberlain, veteran statesman, has rented the Villa Beatrix in Cannes for the season and is expected to arrive there this month to begin his stay as part of his European visit duties and duties.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Cannes
WARTS AND WACKY OVERSEAS CRICKET ISSUE
In a fragmented score summary Maley and Moustaka top a rough innings with several batsmen dismissed or run out. Keay and Wart each claim wickets, while Keay and Moustaka take key catches. Sundries and bowling figures show Meakin, Mawel, Kray, and Toustan among the notables.
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Maley
Housin Rowe
Keay Moustaka
Ligue de Overheu
Carer
Keay Farrand
Tooston Wart
Mouston
Halligan
Kent
Hutchinson
Wiley
Tragedy at Lithgow bakery partnership ends in murder
In Port land Lithgow district on Friday night Mrs Shankland and Jules Curtis, longtime bakery shop partners, quarreled over business premises. Shankland was found dead from a gunshot after entering the shop. Curtis fled. Shankland leaves a widow and thirteen children, including twins.
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Sydney
Portland
Lithgow
Shaghland
Gman
Jule Curtis
Lnet
Shankland
Anerea
Chirag
Mhankland
Curis
Tie
Farmer's ShouLders Boosted by Abrolous Guano
A Load of Care raised by farmer after manuring crops with Abrolous Guano. The fertiliser promises better crops and less wear on the drill with lower cost. Sheep feed improves as crop yield increases, and guano costs about half.
Collision in the Swan Exits Expert Berth Monday
A dramatic collision near the Swan involved the returning Decoy and a 5 horsepower launch. The Decoy struck the launch sidelining it, crushing the smaller craft and scattering its six passengers to the crowd. Rescue efforts by onlookers followed as chaos and relief mingled on the wharf amid shouted alarms.
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Shine
Childs
Concho
Enon
Australia's Trade. Imports and Ports Decline
The customs department data show imports and exports for the year lower than the previous year. The total trade value fell to £14,007 from £1 La Kir M, with imports down and exports decreased, led by declines in certain provinces.
Albany Home Destroyed in Early Fire On Serpentine Road
An Albany sensation reports a residence on Serpentine Road known as Annpsfivld was completely destroyed by fire in the early hours. The property was owned and operated by EM Reynolds, according to the Sunday Albany edition.
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Albany
Em, Répnolds
Barrier Industrial Troubles
A fragmented report on worker unrest in Australia notes leaders urging restraint and lawful action while condemning violence. Tony Mann, a key movement spokesman, and Robert Thewitt warn against vigilantism as the community faces ongoing labor strife and potential revolutionary outcomes.
Determination on Law Norms and Public Obedience in Australia
The article discusses how reformist figures like Mr. Newitt align with lawfulness and gradual social change while defending popular will against privileged interests. It cites leaders including Fisher and McGowan urging law obedience, stressing equal citizen power and that laws are made by the people, to be enforced fairly.
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Privikens
Vewitt
Rijher
Testern
Mann
Wire Mewitt
Commonwealth
Australia
Fisher
McGowan
Mr. Meflowan
Ill Jawid
Aml
Turf Notes From a Turbulent Anniversary Meeting
Turf notes recount the Anniversary meeting of the WAT with Thorna rising in class, Pistol expected to win a big race, Son of Gun showing promise in Melbourne, Settle and Jack Sasiah aiming at Tasmanian Hobart Cup, and Derby hopes for Demolition. Scorcher arrives at Flemington ready to race, with Bradfield training Pistol Auraria and plans for Autumn meeting form.
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Thorna
Lady Roche
Ainghioe
Son of Gun
Brown Alice
Mdelanne
Jack Sasiah
Tassy
Bell
Alana
Newmarket
Inio
Akin Poa
Mel
Wie Sweer
J. Brennan
Scotland
Tan
Lana
Lord Nolan
Bolt
Scorcher
Flemington
R. Bradfield
Hinix
Severe Case of Weeping Eczema Reported
A brief medical notice notes a severe case of weeping eczema described in diary style. The fragment mentions a standstill or action on November 14 and references an event or report associated with a front page or station.
Baby Bashes Weeth Hin Weight Fate
A fragment notes a baby incident involving weight and fate, with unclear context. The readable words suggest a medical or accidental reference, but specifics are missing. No names, dates, or places are identifiable from the garbled text.
Unclear reforms spark debate on Commonwealth officers rights
A fragment from the Newth Coolgardie Herald reports ministers approving new federal regulations to expand political participation for Commonwealth officers. It notes limits on public comment and departmental use of information, while suggesting the change may widen civil servant privileges beyond prior boundaries.
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Gregory
Newth Coolgardie ‘Herald
Pettral
Comancore
Commonwealth Ofhers
Grewgory
Curkailier
Carey
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