Wheat waste and sack leaks in rail storage report
Mr Burrell reports on vast wheat losses in New South Wales rail storage due to wet, spoiled, and poorly handled sacks. He notes 50 bags often worthless and stacks with 20, 60 bags damaged, top-worked sacks suspended. rail methods condemned for wasteful practices and sack leaks. He contrasts West Australian methods as different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell
New South Wales
Orrell
Mr Sur
Murrell
Ems
Mr. Durrell
Thare
Taurrell
Sarone
Avelina
Perth
Tullurhot
MT. Lyell
Florida
Northampton historical correspondence questions governor visit
A Northampton correspondent questions the governor’s 1818 district visit and the Geraldine nine hospitality. The letter cites conflicting sources in Western Australia histories and Encyclopaedia entries, noting Geraldine and public figures and questioning archival accuracy.
Bonnington's TDS Oss Winter Remedies Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bonnington's remedies for winter ailments. Mentions include edine goughs and cozily branchtis with fuenr and asthma. Growmans at children appear affected though Relief from tHONNINGTON'S is suggested for some conditions.
Cablegrams Revealing Diplomatic Strain With Japan
Fragmented report describes a tense demand by Japan, threats of action at the consulate in Nanking, and Chinese military movements near Hankow. Japanese envoy issues warnings as Chinese troops and civilians respond amid growing international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japenne
Naskiby
Mapan
Cequitine
China
Ays
Chang Tsun
Nanny
Brooklands crowd watches Joop perform risky loops
Aviation note from TASCON reports spectators at Brooklands on Friday and Saturday where Pozaud repeated a daring logzing Joop performance. The craft hovered at height then dipped into a swift, clean descent as anticipation built among the crowd.
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Tascon
Trfoya
Brooklands
Pozaud
Joop
Catul
Canadian scullers vie for world title in Toronto
In Toronto on Sent 27, Durman leads in a Canadian effort at the American sculling championship as rivals from the west and east chase the title. Crowds watched the race with interest as the outcome promised decisive results for the November event and a £500 prize drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Durman
Westen
Churchill and allies discuss Home Rule limits during talks
Senior British figures including Winston Churchill and Geore, with supportive leaders, confer over Home Rule strategy. The Times notes discussions with His Majesty about possible compromises as May 1911 events approach, and Asquith plans to attend the Rathnrst meeting after the tenleries season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonoon
Seni
Sith
Winston Churchill
Paw
Ames Pryce
Beltane
Mir
Mtr
Contingent Force Talks of Provisional Government
London reports Sir Edward Catson urged using the Relist contingent of 11 000 in the press of 81 000 spectstars. Sir Balfard Carson told troops no need for fares and they could establish a provisional government in Visite. The fund is reported to amount 950,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Catson
Balfard Carson
Viste
Primitive life in an old English landscape warned by ambassador
The London based UCB Ambassador comments on early Pilgrim Fathers era food and daily life, noting primitive tools and habits. No forks, no cookware, and limited transportation mark a barren, simple society before modern amenities.
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America
UCB
London
Roeland
Almple
Rastern
Pligas
Wells Defeats Moran In Sydney Boxing Bout
Telegrams report Matt Wells defeated Gwen Moran in Sydney at the Stadium last night. The match featured a strong Moran start with Wells suffering a knock but rallying to win by eight swings to the ear late in round one. The fight remained close with Moran pressing in the final rounds. Wells withstood Moran’s attacks and won in Wells favor amid a mixed crowd response.
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Sydney
Matt Wells
Gwen Moran
Paints
Mora
Jas
Makay Wells
Moran
Ubexing
Wells
Holts
Louic
Tyrone wrecked at Otago head in thick fog
In a thick fog the steamer Tyrone grounded a mile from Otago Heads in a total wreck. Her propeller, rudder, and sails were damaged and water filled the holds. The crew safely survived and were rescued from the wreck.
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Dunedin
Tyrone
Oligo Heads
Charleville Fire Destroys Block of Buildings
A fire in Charleville on Saturday destroyed a block of buildings. The blaze occurred in the main street opposite the Charleville hotel. Estimated damage reached 1,695,000 pounds.
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Brishans
Charleville
Mow
Charlevile Otel
Provincial Dental CO
St. George's Buildings
Marine Terrace
Elwes Street
Geraldton
Suesaneer
Admiral Henderson backs Jervoise Bay for Cockhurn base site
Melbourne dispatch cites Prime Minister quoting Admiral Henderson who recommends Jervoise Bay as the best location for the Cockhurn Seoul naval base. He urges thorough surveys of Owen's Anchorage and Jervoise Bay by experts to advance the move.
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Melbourne
Henderson
Jervoise Way
Seoul
Admiral Henderson
Jervoise Bay
Owen
Thar
Cydr
Mawes Fite
Holman challenges Wade in New South Wales politics
Sydney notes a sharp political clash as Mr W A Holman and Mr Wade exchange barbs over government policy. Holman demands Wade prove sincerity by backing a concrete plan and accuses Wade of paper commitments. He pledges a Royal Commission if Grifth’s actions are proven, with a response due within twenty four hours.
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Sydney
Surrey
Bob Wrdas
W. A. Holmin
Hivon
Wade
Friendly Societies and Medical Men Debate Standards
September 2 report from New South Wales indicates a dispute between medical professionals and Friendly Societies over patient treatment duties. Members who sell positions have resigned and forwarded letters to headquarters seeking uniform patterns and conditions across the profession.
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Synoy
Soecuua
Low South Wales
British Medical Association
Tlusi
Euneoene A
Nigays
Alanis
Australian Navy ships sail as deserters are seized
The Australian Navy ALBANY reports that the Sydney and Lime sailed for Sydia yesterday afternoon. A number of deserters were arrested.
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Albany
Australia
Sydney
Sydia
Parisiay N Hors Wrong Muliourne and Prixe-Galier Injuries
The Turfs report a horse named Parisiay N Hors Wrong Muliourne suffered a minor gallop mishap at Canterbury last Tuesday, with Prixe-Galier sustaining more serious injuries requiring rest and possible medical care. Willow Green has arrived from Sydney for Caulfield.
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Wimsei
Prixe- Galier
Willow Green
Sydney
Geraldton Show praised for record attendance and prizes
The Victoria District hails the Geraldton Show with excellent exhibits and a record crowd. Attendance surpassed 2,000 at the gates on Saturday with near 3,500 present in the afternoon, while financial takings showed strong gains across days. Prizes favored W. McKenzie Grant and A. S. Grant in cattle and sheep, with notable displays in horses, poultry, dairy, and grain sections. The event showcased gymkhana, stallions, and intermingled rural industries amid favorable harvest prospects.
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Victoria Disteion
Me. W. McKensin Grant
A. E. Grant
Pairis
Messis W. McK
Uaie Grant
A. 3. Grant
Thanas Sickling
Messrs
J. J. Anderson
B Wilshuson
Ironbarks
Feem
Peel
Cassini
A. T .Phurkle
WL. Webber
Ironbarks Farm
W. Sauniers
J. Bridgemas
W. Nishi
Messrs Saunders
Thurkle
Rider Man
Mullewa
Tenindewa
Str Li
J. Criteh
Toninders
MYX. Tey
Tneality
Look Sacum
Bath Exhibsits
Fas Quattty
Williams and Collins
Draugit Horses Show Guide and Champions
Entries list Clydesdale classes with stallions mares fillies and foals. Names include Grant Giles McKenzie and others for WA bred stock. Event highlights Champion Clydesdale Mare and notable stallions with ages and eligibility.
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Mir G
E. Cohen
W. AfelConzie
Grant
Moonvacuanla Estate
W.A
Wraddy
Richhaven
Beau Litus
Australia
W. Mekynoig
Taal al Foot
Dian
Credesdale
Dr. Grant
Connelly
D'nuling
Keltig
Clydesdale
Hero
Ondor
W. McKenricteant
Ib Grant
A. B. Grant
Clylesdale
W. McKenzie Grant
J.F. Giles
W. McKennintsi
W.A. Bredg
Nk Bare
Heavy Draught Horses at Geraldton Show Include Many Breeds
A detailed display at Geraldton shows features many entries across cattle, horses, sheep, and poultry. Winners include Shorthorn and Hereford cattle, Shorthorn and Ayrshire cattle, and numerous poultry classes with grand prizes and cups awarded by judges Dixon and Hi Darlot. The exhibit also includes dairy cows, rams, ewes, fat cattle, and a wide range of farm produce and vegetables shown by Grant, McKay, and other local owners.
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Jwiges
EM Dixon
Hi Darlot
Merinos
E Sewell
Ewe
Grant
Mel
Cored
Henry Wills and Co. Gorallion
Wittenoom
Grant Ram
Orion
Dalgety
Not More Man
W. Talon
W. Wilshueen
Sorel
Mitchett
A . Pinelowe
Clinch T
Lincoln
Cline
Dairy Show Highlights and Horse Promotions at Spring Fair
The event lists numerous stalls and classes from Oaten Hay to Dillistone Saddlery including Wood Carving and Market entries. Shows feature pony, hack, and riding classes with prizes by A E Grant and W Harrison. The Gymkhana program lists Race events, Costume Race, and Musical Chairs with President and Grant prominent in results.
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Dudestr
C. M. Murray
H. Gunner
Hermann
Tradesiman
Cantolea, McKay and Co
Borry
J. F_ files
H. Thomas
W. McK Grant
BR. Strachan
Harrison Railway Hotel
A. E. Grail
Shephard
Grapl
Mt Stone
Bront ‘Bros
Mellembye
S. Z. Watson T
L. Bagley
Hedhan T
D. G. Crane
Nat Fess
Ae . Grant
Statty
W. Clifton
Whrony Tavilem
Wrenton
Clark and
Bartlett
Bingle Rugey
Fark
Lady
Sabetal Tw
A. Ciunner
Miermann
Ding
Rony
Tlareison
Fladys Giles
Janey Miletell
Uber
Ativen
W. Baals
N. Bartlett
Alexs Todd
W. Ftanton
Latis
Hunter
Lidy Ater
Vale
Sinkes
Saviety
S Artas
S.J. Watson
Minter
Araniter
Vahoy
Wivers
Tarkett
Stonswit
Watson
Taiirm
Hanes
Hernann
King Defeats Boggins in Sixth Round Boxing Match
Mick King dominated Charlie Boggins on Saturday morning, overpowering him in the sixth round. Thalos fought bravely yet showed evident mismatch against the formidable King, who secured the win amid a clear display of superior skill and endurance.
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Mick King
Charlie Boggins
Thalos
King
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Lynstr
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A. F Grant
Seton
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