Wedding Presents From a St Peter’s Bridegroom List
A long OCR fragment lists wedding gifts and donors at St Peters Brite, naming Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Miss Mary Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Bowes, Messrs J. and F. Wiley, and numerous silverware items including trays, cake stands, fruit knives, and place settings. Many names appear with items such as cake stands, salvers, vases, and churchware, indicating a large donor display at a May/June ceremony. The fragment references Mister and Miss Conway, the Rev. A reps rtnich, and Mrs. Mercy, with varied silver and glass pieces listed as presents.
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Otwins
St. Peter's
Brite
Mra. Lucas
M. Fyete
Tsmily
Father Creagh
Mary Ryan
McPherson
Wes Ant
Wakkrie
Jack Ryar
Prah Sng
Se T. Clinch
Tory Ryan
Raynor
Mortisay
Bisenietlcn Conreot
Northampton
Bowes
Multewa
Carters
Frank Am
Gerald Betteon
Ailf
Soham
Geraldee
Engebrecht
Robinson
Conway
Wooly
Ivcey
Iortlist Gibson
Geraldon
Silver Ray
Gibson
Boof En Williams
Wear
Gérakttor
Kelly
Geratttan
J. E. Clarke
Subiiea
Mercy
Chas
Smith
Gwiklied
Siler
Mofitt
Misa McConley
Ganda
Randell
O ‘H. Thomson
Hiver Sertiette Rae
Ani Misa
Wiles Mabel Tamerstey
Tenyeloth Mae Dowlers
J.C. Mitchell
Yeiltore—Saugg J. Stayt
Biscuit Barrel
Correspondence to the Editor raises immigration stance
A reader protests a previous editorial on Australia’s history and asks about the Labor Party’s position on immigration. The letter critiques the regularity of opposition to bringing in large numbers of white immigrants and questions the absence of political party references in the discussion.
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Australia
Labor Party
Mulloon's Silver Wed Mystery In Patchwork Verse
A fragmented text fragment recounts a cryptic scene with Paddy Mulloon's silver wed term and garbled phrases. It mentions tears, stashling, Patta, chaos, and a doctor Woods, hinting at an odd medical or ceremonial context. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but strong entities include Paddy Mulloon, Dr Woods, and a public setting implied by ceremonial language.
White Australia policy criticized by Perth correspondent
In a July 6 Perth letter the author argues Australia cannot grow with only 43 white people and laments politics diverting energy. He compares immigration to Canada and urges accepting more people to build population and wealth.
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Australia
Don Han
Canada
Wayman
Doctor Gave Up Case A Incurable
Mrs Annie Beedtes of Brunswick Street Auckland reports a case of severe piles and illness. After four years of suffering and several hospital trials with no relief, a course of Bile Beans led to improved appetite and sleep and, within two weeks, a complete recovery. Her family also benefited from the remedy.
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Annie Beedtes
Brunswick Street
Auckland
Melbourne Hospital
Nome
Myst
Daughter
Andison
Alleged Assault Reported In Railway Area Incident
An assault case involves Thomas Evans and others as a mother and daughter recount events near Eaton Street and a hotel. Witnesses describe Bennetts cart, a foal, a swing of the horse, and force used against Evans in the right of way. Proceedings follow with claims of injuries and contested actions, as defense and prosecution outline the sequence.
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Get
Thomas " Evans
William and
Patrick Meun
Ms. Sills
Wilden
Eliza Maxon
Ain Eaton
Lrandt
Witer
Upem
Bennett
PADUA
Evans
Bemmett
Wittens
Dennett
Sennett Twohoittard
Von
Court records districting a case of assault and insult
Witnesses testified to a disturbance on a street where Evans allegedly assaulted Bennett and others insulted him. Dr Macmortanl examined injuries to Evans with abrasions and a swollen neck while witnesses described punches and kicks during the brawl. Judgment awarded the plaintiff one week’s wages and medical expenses totaling £3 7 4.
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Tigue O'Flaberty
Evans
Mr. Wilson
Fivany
Witness
Bennett
Rice
Evangsia
Lorie
Duckie Waterson
Goita
Elanor
Ore
Anotter
Athman
Bennetey
Macmortanl
Ulat Biatnti
Anata Cruise
Slater
Wihda Maya
Garden Font
Ricqnor Street
Thema Fevans
Berpath Brothers
Tae
Wiliam Ronmstt
Winess
Streck
Lim
Iis
Walish
Deemonts
Withrss
Ryans
Cate
Patrick Bennett
Frans
Ant
Bryn
Wilsim
Bencly
Wiltensrs
Mills
Gee
Disputed Board Bill At Local Court
E H Blight sues J Duplex to recover £1 for board and indemnity after Duplex claims partial payment. Trial notes that Duplex boarded at 21 a week from Aug 25 to Sept 19 and paid £2 to a daughter before leaving for Yalgoo. Court records show no meal or wage receipts and the judge awards costs to the plaintiff.
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E.H. Blight
J. Duplex
Mills
Severini
Elizabeth
Blight
Yalgoo
Ube
Gee
Ube Plaluiliac Bt
Local farming fair set despite horse shortage and meetings
Farmers seek draught horses as Mesars Hill and Rem roe report gale damage. A hockey match at Tenevalent society tentatively planned in Quern's Park next Wednesday afternoon. Agricultural Society committee, led by Abbott, plans ground improvements and handles outstanding accounts, with Royal Society ties discussed.
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Ataney
Ahd
Quern’s Park
al Torenon
Talen
Grovind
Thak
James
Ryan
Agricultural Society
Agate
Ata
Abbott Araq Eleetid
Mexaes
Roston
Ad Albiott
Royal Society
Utr
Ales
Children’s Mocking Cough at Night Woods Peppermint Cure
A humorous note recalls a child’s nighttime cough and a fanciful remedy named Woods Great Peppermint Cure. The brief item captures a light period tone with mock medical bravado and playful branding.
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Woods
Johnson-Jeffries pictures introduction into Australia sparks deputation
A Melbourne audience heard a deputation urge the Prime Minister to ban the Johnson Jeffries film entry as indecent. Reverend Worrall criticised brutality, while Mr Fisher said government cannot bar acts not covered by indecency laws. The debate highlighted tensions over censorship and entertainment in Australia.
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Ademia
Melbourne
Worrall
Commonwealth
Johnson
Australia
Fisher
Yast
Hole
Rolandine
Victorian Parliament Motion Certains Government Majority
Melbourne reports that on Tuesday in the State Legislature a motion by Mr. Pendragon underscores strong support for government measures. The debate suggests the government will likely secure a solid majority, shaping policy direction.
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Melbourne
Death From Spirits Of Salts And Family Troubles
A 40 year old woman in Surrey died after ingesting hydrochloric acid in what police describe as a poisoning. Dr Cohen attended and reported the patient suffered great pain before death. A coroner was expected to review the case as investigators consider possible familial distress factors.
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Leory Legere
Dj Aouseat
Surrey Tits
Cohen Wat
Tutosie Lemge
Coton
Koor and Heast Feature in Federal Election Tussle
In Melbourne on Thursday Mr Koor of Western Australia retires from Federal Parliament due to illness. The likely candidates are Sir R Heast and Mc Ble- Phorson, with the balance of party support to be decided.
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Melbourne
Koor
MWR
Justtke
R. Hest
Mc. W.ble- Phorson
Turf item fromMelbourne course report without clear details
A fragment from a Melbourne turf page mentions an Australian hurdle race with competing horses and riders, but the text is garbled. No decisive results or participants are readable, leaving only hints of a schedule or event discussion.
Death at railway crossing details in Brumewies area
A man identified as William Fistnr Malbourne, 40, died by own action at a railway crossing in Brumewies. Witnesses say Edwand Ramage saw him standing between the rails as a train approached. the train halted, but the man threw himself onto the track, and the engine passed over him.
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Malbourne
William Fistnr
Mar Brumewies
Ricakte Aluca Fisifent
Edwand Ramage
Mmsell
Kibby Death Inquest Hears Murder Charge In Sydney
WEW SOUTH WALES SYDNEY Tuesday Inquest heard Helen Joda Kibby site manager of Melntish Ltd at More was found with injuries near Meltonish stone. William Edwards was charged with murder. Evidence showed Kibby lying covered in blood with head and face wounds after being struck by a stick. Kibby died in hospital.
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Sydney
Tuewlay
Helen Jota Kibby
Melntish Ltd
More
William Edwarks
Whatun
Kip
War of Melnish
Kihiny
de Mur Hospital
Robbery Threat Overturned at City Shop
A man entered a small shop on Geores Jie Street and demanded money, forcing the proprietor to raise his hands. the incident occurred Monday, with the thief attempting to flee but halted by nearby witnesses.
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Tueaduy
Anstaight
Geores
Ceurmstret
Robber Threatens Shopkeeper With Revolver in Narrow Escape
Telegrams report a youth entered a shop, drew a revolver, and demanded money. The clerk surrendered cash near £40 before the assailant fled, leaving the counter in disarray. The incident prompted a police search and ongoing inquiries.
Wellington Deputation Seeks Shipping Rate Reductions
A Wellington deputation including doctors and others met Prime Minister Sir Joseph Ward to urge reductions in passage costs and to advocate for more favorable terms with shipping companies. Ward indicated the government would consider suitable measures to assist the representations.
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Wellington
Gh Tai Mawithi
Jadiis
Joseph Ward
Josephy Ward
Strike at Hirvwne and Neu Brishall Gas Firms Stalemates
Queensland reports indicate ongoing strike action by gas company workers at Hirvwne and Neu Brishall. Representatives of the unions warned the Minister for Works that reinstatement demands must be met for all 68 employed, while a broader labor standstill affects miners and other crews. The Minister noted plans to address issues but withheld final decisions, as talks continued into the evening.
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Wrishane
Hirvwne
Neu Brishall
Ube Varios Ayigncaye
Minster
Allw Gas
Tyson Dinusisseel
Queensland
Heim
Minister of Works
State Parliament to Meet on 26th
The State Parliament schedule shows a meeting on 26th with proceedings listed for the Mare Parliament gathering. The notice emphasizes the session date and expected official procedures.
Trams Dispute Talks Continue After Offer From Somerset
Tramway workers remain at work as Mr Somerset and Perth tramway manager Mr Sibson met with secretary Mr Grenytary and MLA Mr Johnston to hear a proposed amendment to the Arbitration Court award. The session aimed to find a way out, but no final accord was reached.
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Perth
Somerat
Upton
Ww. D. Johnston
Somerset
Sibson
Someret
Ube
Inruval
S.ahiv
Wanderers Hold Tight Walkaway Football Thriller
A muddy Walkaway match saw Wanderers and Pirates contest a tight scoreless or close game as crowds watched. The event raised funds for Mr. Abram, with local players like McGuiness and Methoin noted for strong play while refereeing and crowd pressure influenced the endgame.
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Uorth
Abram
Wanderers
Halevi
Seorir
Pasatt Heckind
Aiaetor
Dolt McGuiness
Etty W Oliers
Methoiness
Pateonee
Lomemori Hernan
Erinem
Wna
Wanierers
Furat
Parlor event prompts community notices and sermons
A fragmented item describes a Monday gathering at a city parlor with references to Reverend Wook Mhaniie and various attendees. It mentions hymnal readings, a taevnese, and local officials, with notes on a treasurer and a time of activities, reflecting a small town social or religious notice scene.
Their Money Goes Furthest by Post
The article touts the success of a Country Order Department offering extensive catalogs of 600 pages. It promises large patterns, low prices, and free returns on many items, with carriage paid on most goods except furniture, furnishings, carpets, linoleums, and crockery.
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Ostrand
Holt
Hetory
Yale
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Johnson-Jeffries Pictures
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