Emu Bitter Tour Promotes Victoria Centenary Visit
A plan by the Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia promotes an organized Perth to Melbourne motor tour covering about 2515 miles to celebrate Victoria’s centenary. The committee envisions camping alongside adequate provisions and official patrols, with strict joining rules and extended travel time to accommodate safety and comfort for participants.
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Royal Automobil of
Weer Australia
Perth
Melbourne
Authobly
Foml
Teneke Ae
Adelaide
W.A. Chitty
Mis
Automobile Club
Victoria
Brutex
Dun‘Won-Perdrian Bulletin
West Australia
Tuberculosis Thirteenth Campaign Aims for Major Decline
A council report from the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis notes twenty years of national fiscal effort and recommends fuller use of the national tubercular home plan. It reports a persistent fall in tuberculosis mortality and the lowest death rate ever recorded, asserting continued progress toward a final triumph.
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Counell
National Association For the Prevention of
Geraldton Team Wins Opening Hockey Match at Perth Week
Geraldton women’s hockey team, part of the country week competition, opened with a 2 1 victory over Donnybrook. The squad, including J Logan E Logan F Joseph N Joseph A Toneph G Warwicker P Davin G Dix and M Dunn, traveled from Geraldton on Friday. They then faced York and triumphed 6 1, continuing their B Grade campaign.
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Perth
Geraldton
Cumine Mines
E. Logan
N. Joseph
5. Shaw
AM. Ward
Ite Thomas
G and L. Warwicker
P. Davin
A. Toneph
G. Dix
P. Fielder
G. Trigg
Mra
Dunn
Mex
Henzie
Donnybrook
York
Havana Unrest Sparks Deadly Havana Parade Attack
Chaos erupted as gunfire and arson struck a large A C parade in Havana on Sunday. Dozens were killed and many injured as attackers fired from a car, ignited vehicles, and masked gunmen targeted marchers amid political factional violence. Police and soldiers battled to restore order as crowds watched in fear.
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Havana
A.C
Cricketers and Swimmers win in Men's Hockey Association round
The fourth round saw Cricketers and Swimmers triumphs while Rovers disappointed after a strong previous showing. Cricketers led early as Kera and a second goal by the same player put them ahead, with Rovers pressing but unable to convert. Swimmers took points through Hall and Ward, while Beason, Phillips and Rodgers added for their teams. Leading scorers include Greene and Ueting, with Clarke Hall/Simmers noted for defense and attack as a bridge evening fundraiser is planned at Logen's for association funds.
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Rovers
Wood
Kera
Jorgensen
Allen
Clarke
Lmg
Uirhetors
Sere
Eignes Vj Iy Sree
Utting
Green
Fehl
Geal
C. Hall
Ward
Beatson
Phillips
Rodgers
Eric
Greene
W. B. Ueting
Crick
W. Clarke Hall
J. Hares
Logen
Tex Rome
Association
Wiluna Gold Mines revenue and workings for May summary
Wiluna Gold Mines Ltd. processed 42401 tons of ore in May yielding about 11185 fine ounces of gold valued at £76480 in English money or 405027 Australian currency with exchange premium. Gold recovery included 307 fine ounces from retreatment of cyanide residues. Australian currency outlays totaled £40570 for ore processing and development costs. working surplus estimated at £54148. Construction and equipment spend reached £3512. A table shows monthly production since start of operations. Underground drives and boreholes described at depth with ore grades around 33/- per ton. The north drive expected to join the fan ex shaft in June. various levels and shafts detailed with ore headings and depths.
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Wiluna Gold Mines Ltd
Lam
Maine
Tose Ethont Carountori
Borth
North Efore Bulletin
Oswald Watt Medal Awarded to Kingsford Smith Again
The Oswald Watt medal for 190 is awarded to Charles Kingsford Smith for the third time marking a prestigious aviation honor. The recognition continues to highlight his achievements as an Australian airman.
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Oswald Watt
Charles Kingsford
Tanker Upset At Fitzroy Causes Petrol Spill
An oil tanker toppled at Fitzroy today, wrenching a 500 gallon tank from its fittings and crashing to the ground. Over half the contents spilled as authorities closed the street to prevent a spark from igniting the petrol as a police barricade formed.
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Fitzroy
Polish interior minister shot dead in Warsaw unrest
In Warsaw on June 11 Polish Minister of the Interior Bronislaw Pieracki was shot in the head and body by two men as he left a building, dying later from the wounds. Police search the city for suspects, with around ten persons arrested. assailants escaped after firing into the air and scaling a garden wall amid political tensions.
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Warsaw
M. Bronislaw Pieracki
Ater
Ital
Interest rate moves and banking nationalisation noted
The Prime Minister comments on Labour inking howls over rate cuts while noting Russia’s complete nationalisation of banking. Australia’s central bank floats a loan at 2 percent, the lowest in its history, amid a wealth of banking reforms and new rates.
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Ieyous
Labour Party
Russia
Ing
Australia
Guardian and Express Spot Its Competition
The Guardian and Express hosts a spot its contest with valuable prizes and no entry fees. Readers are invited to participate for a chance to win, with details likely published in the paper. Prize values and submission instructions are outlined in forthcoming notices.
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the Guardian and Express
SPOT
Views Of Labour Plan For Reviving Agriculture
The Federal Government releases what it calls a large scale plan to revive agriculture tied to Mr Lynn's election policy. The plan proposes shifting marginal wheat production to sheep and cattle, intensifying pasture work, and cooperative procurement with the state for land and youth settlements. It notes the long term cost, market uncertainties, and the need to balance production with market access.
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Lynn
Deeliredt
May gold yield and value reported by Western Australian output
The West Australian reports May gold output totaling 58,551 ounces, with 52,534 ounces graded as fine. At the market price around £4/5 per ounce, the value reaches about £223,225. May production trails April by 2,200 ounces and 1993 by 749 ounces.
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Afines Rtwunt
Murchison yields May gold output across fields
May gold production in the Murchison district totals 32 534 03 fine ounces. The ex mines list shows Merkatharra 0.06 ounces Dawn 586 Mt Magnot 417.05 Hill 311.08 Yaigoo 455.00 ounces among others.
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Murchison
Merkatharra
Mt. Magnot
Hill
Yaigoo
District mining activities and drill plans across the Macquarie region
Tense shaft work continues with the 3 foot depth reached and the head-frame dismantled for re-erection at the Bulletin. Paddy's Flat belt near Mockutherra shows activity as areas around Macquarie, New Gwalia, Phar Lap Jeunes, and Fenian south of the Fenian are explored by boring to 900 feet. Dr. Tarcouihe leads a journey at Ingliston Alberts while two winzes are prepared for rust clearance.
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Bulletin
Dept
Mockutharra
Ingliston Alberts
Tarcouihe
Ingliston Consols mine stake at Paddy's Flat reported
Depth work reaches 125 feet below 550 feet with tests of value and width. The Ingliston Consols mine at Paddy's Flat extends four miles and includes the Fenian lease. An option is held on Linly Content for 12 months at £12,000 cash with additional mentions of Tagliston and Ingliston South ventures.
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Me. H. Rinaldi
Ingliston South
Ingliston
Alberts
State Batteries Weekly Crush Totals Reported
Weekly totals show battery crush results with figures for Ladle Sinz and Payne's Fin-Cagnation at W235 8K and 1400 45 tons. Details mention Yaz 1 dwt and Ponts with 17 tons for 1400 45 tons for 13 oz, plus values for 12089 and 1402. The data appears fragmented from the priith period.
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Priith
Ladle
Sinz
Payne
Haku
Tone
Unreadable OCR Fragment About Names and Places
Fragmentary text with unclear names and context. Readable elements suggest references to people and places but specifics are not discernible. No coherent event or report emerges.
Centenary Victoria cycling event planned across seven stages
A national eye bound race styled as the Victoria Centenary event will be organized with civic authorities and sporting bodies backing a 1 100 mile route. Prizes total near £1 900 with substantial regional funds. A six rider team will be selected from Victoria to compete across seven stages starting Melbourne October 20 and ending in the city October 26.
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Tically
Videen
Victoria
Dunlop-Perdrian Company
Melbour Satara
Ei City
Woods Great Peppermint Cars For Children's Hacking Gough
The fragment notes a children's event involving woods and peppermint cars with a reference to Gough. The readable text is limited, but the item appears to be a local curiosity or almanac snippet featuring a playful or instructional note about toys and a person named Gough.
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Woods
Childen
Hacking Gough
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A. H. Mountain & Co
BIG Motor Tour
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Men’s Association
Wiluna
Smith
VOGUE
Empire
Nicholson
Chas. Lupp
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Labour
Wilawa
Meekatharra
Globe Brewery Ltd
LDTON
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