Bazaar Opens Atmas Mall In Masocle Trail
Bazaar opening follows apologies from Mrs Gee and others who could not attend. Angela Drew presents Mrs Gee with flowers while Father Milles thanks her for launching the bazaar. Four stalls, named England, Seat Jan, Ireland, and Australia, showcase dolls, fancy work, and decorative items. Various volunteers organize decorations as Bright walls display art from the convent and scholars.
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England
Ireland
Australia
Alissen Engelbrecht
Stowe
Micam Engelbrecht
Scotland
Mestamer McKay
Nilen
Alsdamen Commerford
Drow
Cruet
Atnokt
Ilagea
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J. J. Ryan
W. Blight
Williamson and Phillips Stand Firm in South Clifton Strike
Telegrams report ongoing labor strike at the South Clifton Co Hery. Williamson and Phillips faced harsh demonstrations yesterday and did not work today. A largely male crowd remained ready to deter the workers. The two resist fines from the lodge and say they will not pay. Most men in the tribe refuse to work with Williamson or Phillips.
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Tweeday
South Clifton
Lodge
Ether Williamson
Phillipa
Advances to Settlers Department Report Highlights
Wellington reports the fifteenth annual government advances to settlers department returns show 3 142 advances granted in the last financial year totaling £4, and the board by March 31 authorized 82 534 advances totaling £9 2m 995. Money paid during the year for advances to settlers and workers totaled £1 792 010. Net profit for the year was £0183.
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Wellington
Asylum Figures Show New Admissions Rise
Wellington report states that the number of patients admitted to mental hospitals last year was 613, up from 606 the year before. The data reflects a continuing increase in admissions across facilities.
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Wellington
Wages in New Zealand Factories Rise in Year
New Zealand wage data show total wages paid by factories last year reached £5,000,000, an increase over the previous year. The average wage paid to factory employees was £81 4s per year, reflecting rising pay across industries.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Blasting Accident Kills Man in Otita Tunnel
Advices report a fatal blasting accident in the Otita tunnel of the Midland Railway on South Island. A boss named Dick was killed with others injured after workers lit fuses and remained too long in the mine.
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Midland Railway
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Land Tax Bill Dominates Victorian Assembly Debate
Melbourne report says a Country Party meeting will debate the land tax as 15 of 16 ministerial supporters threaten to break away. Some will back the tax in some form while all seek to avoid embarrassing the Ministry. Estimates of revenue differ, with figures near £200,000 yearly cited.
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Legislative Assembly
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Labor Party
Watt
Fire damages Albert Park Baptist Church in suspected arson
Melbourne reports the Baptist Church at Albert Park severely damaged by fire with early indications it was arson. Investigators from the detective division are on the case as inquiries proceed.
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Melbourne
Tuewlay
the Baptist
Albert Park
ABE Libel Action Appealed In Australia
Melbourne proprietors of the Age announce their appeal to the High Court of Australia against the State Supreme Court ruling dismissing Swinburne M.L.A.’s libel action. The move seeks a retrial of the case connected with the newspaper publication.
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Tursday
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Thigh Court of Australia
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M.L.A
Victorian Prosperity Report Signals Strong Market Outlook
Melbourne financial briefing by Stock Exchange Chairman J. Gilchrist discusses renewed activity, revival divisions, and solid support for market sectors. He notes high wool prices, rising wheat yields, and strong butter and pastoral outputs, with expectations of a prosperous year ahead.
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Deakin Defends Position On Commonwealth Finance Bill
In federal proceedings yesterday Prime Minister Deakin moved to amend financial clauses of the Commonwealth Constitution Act. Fisher pressed that MPs expected Deakin to answer criticisms. Deakin claimed no secret conference and that Labor had leaked details. He defended government stance, noting no altered policy and intent to continue talks with opposition next Thursday.
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Fisher
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Auld
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East to West Railway Surveyor's Report
The surveyors report on the Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta railway estimates the line can be built for £4,000,000, below the original £3,000,000 estimate. The Minister for Affairs, Dr Fuller, received the surveyors report and plans to lay £1 on the Howse tomorrow.
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Kalgoorlie
Port Augusta
Old age pensions paid from application date
In reply to Mr Coom the Treasurer Sir John Fortent told the House of Representatives that today pensions, when granted, were paid from the date of application.
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Coom
Boulder Law Courts Decision Probed by Local Petition
In Kalgoorlie on Wednesday the Government plan to close the Boulder Law Courts remains under strong local pressure. Messrs Glance, Lyon Johnston, Dodd, and Boston lead a petition bearing signatures urging ministerial interview on the matter.
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Boston
Wher Killed by a Pall of Earth at Gwalia South Mine
Leonora mourns as Morgan Pritchard, a 5 year old mime and married man, dies after a deathly fall of earth at Gwalia South mine last night. The accident underscores perilous conditions at local mines.
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Morgan Pritchard
Gwalia South
State Parliament agenda grinds through readings in Perth
Perth Wednesday report shows Parliament nearly silent after minor motions and notices of motion. Premier signals future debate on the Land Act Special and Administration Act amendments while ministers outline transport and land transfer reforms impacting the quinine region and East Murchison.
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Mueskison
The Geraldton Show Opens Under Sunny Skies
The thirteenth annual Getadlog Agricultural Society show opened in fine weather with a brisk south wind and dust in the morning, then turned to a clear blue sky and gentle warmth. A previous forecast of rain did not materialize.
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Getadlog Agricultural Society
Show Grounds Exhibit Sparse and Contested at Fair
The show grounds displayed scant exhibits across many classes with little competition. Clydesdale, pony, and sheep sections showed limited entries. notable displays included Mr. Duncan and Mr. Morrell’s cattle, and Sir Edward Wittenoom’s merino ram and ewe shows. The event featured divergent quality across divisions with judges noting a generally subdued turnout and sparse overall Exhibit activity.
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Governor Strickland Arrives in Geraldton for School Visits
His Excellency Sir Gerald Strickland arrived in Granton about 9 o'clock this morning amid a welcome by the Mayor and reception committee. He toured the State and Convent schools with an inspection of grounds, heard pupils sing Australia, and granted a holiday for the rest of the day. A town procession followed with formal addresses by the Mayor and replies by the Governor. Notable attendees included MLA T. Hudson and Attorney-General J. L. Nanson among many others.
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Luncheon Seated by Society Committee Chairman Sowell
About a dozen gentlemen sat down to lunch at the invitation of the committee. The president of the society, Mr. Sowell, occupied the chair and led the proceedings with a brief welcome.
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Only a Woman Letter Reveals Suffrage Debate
A scanned letter titled Only A Woman appears under the optional Hulgaeties heading, attacking suffragists and defending women’s voting rights in Britain. The piece criticizes male dismissals of female enfranchisement and argues the vote should be granted as a matter of justice, noting contemporary debates and urging readers to consider equal suffrage in Parliament.
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