Electro Plate and Sterling Silver Wedding Presents Ad
Mining report from Our Own Correspondent notes production and yields at Boogardie, Booganty, and nearby mills. The Royal GML at Boogardie processed stone for a Telurt of Terriers with varied tonnages and reliabilities, including Lady Ellen and other parcels with specific averages per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineberg
Geraldton
Marine Terrace
Royal Gml
Boogardie
Sane Centre
Morcom
Booganty State Battery
Lady Ellen
State Battery
Dawn of May Mine Farm Meeting Speech Remnants
An OCR fragment describes mining activity at May Dawn and mentions crushed ore, cyanided sands, and slime processing with tonnages and metals. The text shifts to a farewell speech by an officer of a department, praising farm progress, and acknowledging key figures such as Mr Keays and Mr Crean, with local names and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitdor
Burnakurra Gold Find Near Plant Creek
Water in the river near Burnakurra is under control as a pump is installed. Battery work at Plant Creek advances and stone stamping is expected this week. A new find two miles west of Burnakurra has yielded several specimens, one weighing unknown and another lighter, with gold produced. About 12 acres have been taken up with good prospects on each claim.
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Pederal City
Burnakurea
Abel Hiree
Henter Ross
Mat
Dortuwet
Milne
Ross
Trix
Jack Manaways
Theo
Ferlaker
Atartius
Departure of Mr Baird Marked by Farm Ceremony
At the Chapman Experimental Farm students, staff, and visitors gathered on May 20 to bid farewell to Mr. Baird. Speeches by Keays, Curcan, Cavanagh, and Robinson praised his leadership and friendship. Mr. Baird thanked them as they toasted his departure and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirin
Cereph
Tairdy
Baird
Keapa
Geraldlion
Northampton
Keays
Balrd
Coppinger
A. Curcan
Saul
Cavanagh
Robinson Sanz
Ding
Lowry
Ant
Inflammatory Ri Om Atisse and Palox Relief Claims
Fragmented OCR text referencing medical relief and names appears disjointed. The visible phrases mention relief claims and possible references to individuals and places, but the overall context is unclear. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldin
Death of Mr Seddon prompts memorial motion
Melbourne reports Parliament moved a motion of condolence on the sudden death of New Zealand Prime Minister Richard Seddon. The House recorded deep sorrow and sympathy for Seddon’s family and New Zealand, while Lord Elgin conveyed royal condolences from King Edward VII. British papers praised Seddon’s empire influence and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
A Deakin
Mapidon
New Zealand
Ninces
Morran
Aio
Tinu
Wellington
HallsTondis
Lord Elgin
Kime
Seddon
Alice
Cecil Mhodestheay
Ani Miaimalne
Enofa
London
Giambons
Howe
Conming
Prilay
San Francisco
Anwepl
Comtalence Wellington
Weanenday
Seddin
Seddlon
West Land
Wallstowey Hay
Perth
Atirata
Dr Williams' Pink Pills Restore Perth Woman After Rheumatic Fever
Mrs. Chambers of Perth describes severe rheumatic fever leaving her weak with heart pain and bodily exhaustion. After doctors failed, she credits Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People with rebuilding her strength, improving her appetite and stamina, and restoring health for herself and her daughter. Her son bought the medicine in Albany, and six boxes completed her recovery. The ad promotes the pills as addressing causes of illness and urges buying only genuine Williams' Pink Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Dr Williams
Victoria
Albany
Dr. Williams
Perth
Willers
Chambers
de Williams
Kennice de. Wilhelms' Medicine Co
Unclear OCR Item on Names and Wood Construction
Fragmented text references names Mary and William among England and Wales populations and describes a century old German oak tested and carved into a brace. It mentions a Tealy formed by weaving branches into walls with eight windows per story, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Germany
Colds That Hang On Warn Against Illusions
A warning to avoid unproven remedies for lingering colds, urging prompt use of Chem horhun's Chwgh Remesty at onset to curb progression to pneumonia or consumption. Sold by W. S. Pallowfield, Marine Street, Cleraldton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Nee Kohls
Pallowfield
Marine ‘Trremee
Cleraldton
Education Bill amendment seeds shift to voluntary schools
In a parliamentary vote Sir Wo Anson's amendment to the Education Bill failed by 314 votes to 188. The amendment would have forced local authorities to assume control of voluntary schools, signaling a contest over school governance.
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Lannton
Tuonslay
Momumon
Sir Wo Anson
Australian Trooper Captain MacFarlane Dies in Natal Battle
London dispatch reports near Mome Mountain in South Africa where Captain MacFarlane, a South Australian and member of the first Australian Contingent to the Transvaal, was shot through the heart during a fierce clash. The engagement saw rebels and colonial forces clash with heavy fighting and several wounded as natives escaped aided by confusion. Colonel Darker of the Natal Mounted Police commanded a rear guard as the gorge opened and alarms spread. MacFarlane had recently farmed in the Orange River Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mome Mountain
Mome Valley
Emis
MacFarlane
Farin
Darker
Natal Mounted Police
Botton
Bog
Rambaata
Sigananda
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
British workhouse guards refuse meat amid scarred meat fears
Tommy Atkins declines timed men action of workhouse guardians while Salisbury camp witnesses a protest as rations are dumped on the ground. The issue ties to American meat scandals and tanned meat prejudice affecting British dealers. Armour's Packing invites the British Medical Association to inspect foreign foodstuffs, with costs covered. The House committee seeks to reimpose packing scandal measures, and John Burns hints at seeking legislative power for strict imported food inspections if needed.
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London
Salisbury Main
Piardians
Marie Empire
Armour's Packing, Company
Chicago
British Medical Association
Toronto
Chitwan
House of Representatives
Agriculture
Senate
John Burns
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Narrow escape of British battleship Africa shore incident
The Daily Express reports a British battleship Africa narrowly avoided going ashore on the Cornish coast the same night the battleship Montague wrecked on Lundy Island. An Atlantic liner Westernland of 8605 tons with hundreds of passengers ran aground near Cape May.
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Daily Express
Africa
Rhette
Cornish
Lundy
Cape May
Server
Willis Extradited and Sails Planned for Australia
The Natal Government have undertaken extradition of Willis. He will sail for Australia. Willis has withdrawn further grounds of appeal and placed himself in the hands of authorities. Bail is granted until three hours before the appointed sailing time.
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Natal
Willis
New Hebrides Question Indignation in Mauritius
Reuters correspondent in Port Louis reports strong alarm in Mauritius over Australids proposal that Mauritians cede New Hebrides to France in exchange for New Caledonia. Local leaders denounce the plan as unacceptable and contrary to colonial commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Port Louis
Australid
Mauris
France
Fremantle Election Hearing Delayed by Court Appeal
Melbourne docket reveals Interstate case in Fremantle election matters. Motives and dates unclear as court considers appeal. Holmes’ Atpe involvement noted amid turmoil.
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Holmes
TGR RT
Question on Supreme Court Jurisdiction in Patent Appeal
A garbled note questions whether the Supreme Court has jurisdiction to hear patent appeals and what the petition was presented in Drover time. The appeal is listed for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Acquittal Featured In Local Court Inquiries
In a local proceeding at My Justice Rowtt, Constable WH Louchlin faced accusations related to improper seals and a girl. The matter, linked to Sir clay Firrest and Mir TNanie- Tarber’s services, included interviews about the event and the involvement of several officials and priests.
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Louchlin
Chargal
Indeount Seals
Justice Rowtt
Merman Randsbere
Srui
Lillian Randshees
Arthur Rabeleon
Throwel
Epifias
Pennelas
Stanioen
Rigarding
Clay Firrest
Sare Suiject
Rijtoenes
Mir Tnanie- Tarber
Ayeloriey Central Anil
Murder claims spark protest over Kenna case in Wynthan
Local residents accuse police of bungling the Gunnarlive murder inquiry in Wolnentay. They allege that Kenna was properly identified by Metlerenr but evidence was not presented, demanding accountability and a full, transparent investigation.
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Wynthan
Gunnarlive
Uhigh MekKenna
MeKenna
Metlerenr
Trades and Labor Council Urges Water Rate Bret Concessions
The Trades and Labor Council passes measures urging a reduction in water rates and improved valuation policies. They call for municipal action and tax relief on property values, seeking government support and a united assembly for reform.
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Ralgourlis
Twesatas
Trades and Labor Council
Black Range Battery Reopens After Faulty Foundation Warning
A report from Geraldton notes public battery watchers warn the Black Range works remain unprofitable. Observers cite unstable foundations and repeated cracks as crucial faults. Prospectors with capital are discouraged as ore returns lag behind costs, risking further closures unless substantial repairs are funded.
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Partridge
Tor Messrs
Fragmented OCR summary of historical notice text
The readable lines describe an operation to revive strains and slimes, with references to treatment, percentages, and roles for engineers and superintendents. A state-related context appears, and mentions of pervading machinery and watch lines suggest a large institutional effort to restore or prepare materials and supervise processes.
West and City Echoes in a Melbourne Ballad
A nostalgic piece contrasts life in the city with the West, recalling a song or poem about Melbourne. It speaks of hearts of gold, bravely facing the West, and urban fear and grit as the speaker moves between places. The verses evoke longing, memory, and the pull of distant horizons.
Whispers and shadows over Black Range tale
In June a local note complains of police neglect and public indifference as villagers discuss a death by self-inflicted gunshot. The letter-writer questions investigations, memorials, and cemetery practices while naming suspects and accusing officials of hiding details and saving wit.
Chronic Meat Complaints, Woods' Grray Peppermint Cure
A short item reports on consumer complaints about meat products and references Woods claim of a peppermint cure. The terse note hints at public interest in remedies and food safety, with no verified outcome detailed.
Postmaster Gearra Appointed to Bhack Tange Office
A letter applauds Postmaster Gearra for taking the Bhack Tange post office responsibilities alongside Mr. W. Lee. The writer believes the new team will serve the public well, delivering general satisfaction and stability despite limited resources.
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Gearra
W. Lee
Bhack Tange
Northampton Roads Board Meeting Notes and Decisions
The monthly Northampton Roads Board meeting listed present members and chair. They inspected the Kiha bridge for safety, posted warning notices for public carriers, and planned culvert work on Mr. Ash's property. Resolutions included a £100 special grant, a refusal to alienate reserve No. 40, and approval to purchase materials for tanks, culverts, and roads, with several resignations and future reports noted.
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Soth Ull
Mewes
A. Johnson
WC Cass
W. Z
Drew
Cie
Ash
J. Coopan
W. Lucas
Lown Tor
Bampton
W. Chisholm
Lackoanith
Mt TA
Mead A. Mitchell
Wtwax
W.clase
Sauage
Thwan
Bec
Rowe
Geiesdale's Thirty-Three Rerequested Seat Trains
The fragmentary OCR notes a Geiesdale related seat count and a reference to thirty three, with unclear context and no coherent event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeds
Geiesdale Trenay
Sdimiraln
Forests Lost to Manlit Hand, Restore the Woods
Fragmentary verse laments forests vanishing under human activity. It foresees a gaunt country and urges recovery through replanting and restoration, urging a new harmony between nature and people to heal the land.
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MT. Magnet
Ais
Flynn
Richard
Berrigtin
Spencer and Thompson's Mill
Beates
Ile
Mr Crean
India
Kelly
Dakgery
YE. Box
Chutterbuck Sant Coa
Mp Ip
Narra
Mr Edwards Norhhampton
Nuttin
Burnakurra
Chapman Experimental Farm
Saket
Feneral House
King Erward
Ulirerpd Eam Pats
Seehport
England and
Wales
Mary
William
South Africa
Tommy Atkins
Action OF
Workhouse Guardians
Ashiore
Jersey
Will
Australia
New Hebrides
Mauritius
Vistoria
Melhourne
Vara Ney
Pertil Courts Criminal
Anglevorch
Puau
Hare
Sollective
Monty
Tal Ural Vangee
Doubyilah
Hana Utes
Piggatt
MR. Pense
Amy Ance Coshired
Wynditam People
Indigs Sr
Black Range Public Battery
WITTE
SNES
Randy Lor
Hearst
Bin
Erie
Vbr Pier
Black
Colman
Stones Cash Store
Northampton Roads Board
Sourouni
Carson & CO
Houere
Chasnes
Eplandia
WM. Carson & CO
Iabla
Edi
Alcock
Uma
Nokanena- Willogally
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