New Year at Northampton and the Licensing Laws
A Northampton correspondent defends temperance and criticizes anonymous attacks on the local licensing and temperance movements. He cites the Bird of Passage allegory, defends the town’s Guardian of the Peace, and urges fair discussion while praising the quiet Christmas policing and community restraint.
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Northampton Cricket Club
Veritas
Sander
Tuman
Giile
Northampton
New Guinea
Chintrens
Brelp
Sandown Park Races Report From Mobourne
The Sandown Park meeting at Mobourne today ran in fine weather with several races on the card. Results include Third Class Handicap over 60 furlongs with Bonnie halle ter 3 and Imuctor J, Second Class Mandap over 60 savas with Wi 2 and Graftonette, and First Class Handicap over 60 saves with Wyuraneni 1 and Princes Eon 3 in a busy afternoon of betting and racing.
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Mobourne
Sandown Park
Bonnie Halleter
Imuctor J
Onoile
Sandown
Cova
Gulden Caren
Graftonette
Bettiny Waihul
Perth January racing meeting report
The Perth meeting featured flat races with fair attendance and multiple stakes events. Notable results include Muretta winning a King’s Wands race and Fentinelle prevailing by a length, with various horses like Blackwood Plate contenders and others listed along with betting odds and times.
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Treawith
Farlowea Blackwood
Muretta
Brunsswick
Apple Charlotte
Pearl Maiden
Fentinelle
Behane
MaNphcar
von Weve
Turon Harnamab
Iustone Accident Claims Minor After Falling Incident
Pate of Tenrickson Sandstone reports a ten year old minor named Meneickeen died in hospital following a falling child incident in Tiark's Theps twine last week. The deceased had been employed at Fingal for several years, and the incident occurred near Bay Dawn where the family resides.
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Sandstone
Thonine Meneickeen
Tiark
Fingal
Mt Malcolm tragedy leaves widow at Northam
Perth reporters say K J Glyde, an accountant at Mt Matcoinn Weats Avetrulien Bank, was found shot in his room by a friend. The man shot himself after an ale at a bar. His widow resides at Northam.
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Perth
K. J. Glyde
She Weats Avetrulien Bank
Mt. Matcoinn
Sloue
Aebee Nf
Alitounk
Cigalew
Northam
Prospectors' Camp Destroyed by Fire in Kalgoorlie
In Kalgoorlie on January 29 an old prospectors camp was destroyed by fire. One tent burned with 85 pounds in creek money and a man named Anderson lost nearly all his gear. A son survived and helped bury the remaining funds.
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Kalgoorlie
Jan
Anderson
Victoria Versus New South Wales Defeated By Six Wickets
Rain disrupted play but New South Wales clinched the match by six wickets after reshaping their second innings. Victoria’s top scorers included Warne and Delves with notable dismissals, while Gow and Scott were among those dismissed in the NSW chase.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Victoria
Warne
Simpson Delves
Gregory
Scott” Smith
H Emery Airslie
Gow
Stack” Armstrong
Spd Gorry
Seat Scott
Gorry
Scott Kortlapg
C Simpson
Sco
TROUCHET FRENCH KIDNEY HERBS ADVERT PAYOFF
A tonic and cure for kidney and bladder troubles offered by A Trouchet Forich Chemist. Packets priced at 2 shillings 6 pence with post free delivery to any address in the state.
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Trouchet
A. Trouchet
Forich
Warner's Safe Cure Claimed to Heal Kidney and Back Ailments
A pamphlet excerpt recounts a two year battle with severe back pain and kidney trouble tied to heat and cold, crediting four bottles of Warner's Safe Cure with complete relief. The text promotes its kidney and liver healing action and notes availability from chemists in original and concentrated forms.
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Warner
Miso
Tree
H. H. Warner
Con, Limited
Melbourne
Vic
INTER STATE WIRE STRIKE AT PORT ADELAIDE
In Adelaide on January 25 workers at Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company Ltd striked after wage increases. About 150 men, all unionists, refused to work while the acting manager Ferguson consulted Melbourne directors. No officials commented. Separately 70 employees at Adelaide Chemical Works Newshoon also struck.
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Snewhoon
Adelaide Chemical Works
Wealthy North Adelaide estate dies intestate
Letters of administration granted for the estate sworn not to exceed £97,492. A Sydney report notes the Political Labor League conference discussing unification, with Barrier district proposals urging abolition of state parliaments in favor of local government based on adult suffrage. The motion received several amendments and the conference adjourned after emphatic denials of a Labor move toward war.
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Sydney
The
Political Labor League
Barrier
Congress
Denis
Gun Fatality at Arncliffe Involving Two Darlington Boys
A fatal gun incident occurred at Arncliffe today involving Silas Moxley 11 and Donald Monley 6, visiting relatives from Darlington. Silas picked up a gun resting against a fence after Donald shouted for him to point it. the weapon discharged, fatally wounding Donald in the head and chest.
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Silas Moxley
Donald Monley
Darlington
Redativea
Donald
Silas
Wharf Laborers Ballot On Venels Work Vote Lost 4 To 1
Wharf laborers debated a ballot question asking if members favor working on venels usually done by Coal Lumpers' Union but by non union labor. The vote failed four to one as 1,695 of 3,700 Omar members recorded ballots with few informal ones. The meeting drew few Kil Saze members hostile to laborers during the coal strike.
Ministers Movements
Melbourne dispatch notes the Prime Minister is expected to return to Melbourne on Monday and Treasurer Sir John Forrest is due back in Melbourne on Tuesday as part of ongoing travel and official duties.
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Melbourne
Preqsurer
Doln Forrest
Policy Speech and Cabinet Meeting Report
A cabinet meeting is expected on Tuesday or Wednesday. The Prime Minister’s weekly speech, to be delivered Monday in Babarat, will be con: SWITZERLAND TRADE RESTRICTIONS. The Minister of Customs notes that Austrian trade conditions in Switzerland are practically prohibitive and recommends that representations be made to renew authorization, urging the imperial government to remove the complained restrictions.
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Yale
Moniday
Babarat
Shilling Saved Ad Virtue Quip Containing Advast
An old proverb with slight alteration. It can be verified by consulting F.C. Towler when you have job printing to do. Advertisement.
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Ike
Jack Robinson
F.C. Towler
Dissension Hits Lumipers Union at Port Hedland
Port Hedland dispatch reports the Lumipers Union nearly collapsed after a wage dispute. Members rejected a standard rate plus overtime offer, citing insufficient local work to sustain the union. Many workers face short-term jobs and reduced hours, averaging 104 minutes of daily work amid a lull.
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Port Hedland
Congon Tft
Lumipers’ Union Ias
Howe
Lamura
Mer
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