German Chancellor Speech Defends Peace Amid Moroccan Tensions
The imperial chancellor quoted by Catlin in reply to Edward Grey’s remarks on Britain and Germany over Morocco says Germany seeks peace and commerce with Britain but demands positive evidence of a cooperative policy. The tone critiques British suspicions as groundless while warning France over Agadir and asserting a cautious approach to enemy actions.
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Stevenson Triumph in London Billiards Championship
In London on December 5 the 18,000 pound world championship match concluded with Stevenson defeating Stevenson MK 1430 to claim the title. Both players faced strong play, with Stevenson securing the decisive break to close the contest.
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Persia and Russia Stiranti Britain Tensions Reported
In Teheran on December 5, tensions between Russia and Persia spark anti British sentiment. Clerics in mosques urge resistance to British influence while boycott of Pry goods begins at 14thaq and Shean.
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Turko-Italiam War report from Aiizate battle date
Turko-Italiam fighting at Aiizate on Monday left several hundreds of Turks and Atul killed. Italian casualties numbered 1H. London reports a price reduction in transmission rates for invaded public press messages to Australia with immediate effect and public messages starting next month.
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Times comments on Commonwealth Bank Bill in London
The Times financial supplement describes the Commonwealth Bank Bill as a treasure marked by conservative sober minded lines.
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Harrowing Steam Valve Disaster Aboard City of Lincoln
Adelaide reports a fatal accident on the steamer City of Lincoln as a valve casting failed near Cape Northumberland causing boiler steam to flood the forecastle. The engineer and five firemen died, their bodies found on the stokeboard, and the scene described as indescribably horrible. A funeral is noted for the deceased.
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Death of Sir Jenkin Coles Speaker of South Australia
Adelaide reports the death of Sir Jenkin Coles aged 68 a former Speaker of the House of Assembly who served for many years in public life.
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Strand site purchase debated in Melbourne reform motion
Fragmentary report from Melbourne notes a representative motion on acquiring the Strand site. The Sleevitch site value is listed as 913,365 myn fet with a post at 1M. Tiling costs estimated at £223,000 as part of the discussion.
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Federal Politics: Australian Senate Debates and Bills
Melbourne reports the Senate reading a Defence Acts amendment bill on compulsory cadet training and the Public Servants Arbitration Bill advancing to the committee stage. The Karra katta rifle range closure is defended as a safety measure due to Perth suburbs entering a danger zone. Agent-General notes 5,000 applicants for 200 Victoria positions. few women have applied.
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Treasury Bill Moves Second Reading On Totalisator Legalisation
The Treasurer advances a bill granting leave to use the totalisator to horse racing clubs on payment of a fee. The cabinet agrees the same conditions for horse racing should apply to whippet racing as well.
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Disgraceful Scenes In Assembly And Boxing Debate
In Sydney the Assembly faced further disorder as police assisted to remove a member whose motion was ruled out by the Speaker. The Premier insisted boxing must stay within rules and not become prize fights. Also noted were Bardsley declining Brisbane performance and the Pacific Cable Board's rate change across Australia effective January. The Income Tax Bill advanced, and a Federal employees conference discussed unions in Western Australia and other states.
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West Australian Rail Bill and Tax Proposals In Assembly
Perth December 7. The Premier introduced three major measures in the Legislative Assembly. A bill authorizes Commonwealth construction of the trans Australian railway in the West Australian portion and allows grant of waste lands for railway needs. A bill amends the Parliamentary Allowances Act 1911 and a bill imposes a land tax and income tax.
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Trans- Australian
Geraldton Mercantile cricket notes seek better practice and lineups
The piece reviews practice nights and upcoming matches for Geraldton, Railways, and Mercantile teams, notes on players such as Stokes and Messervy, and laments lack of Mercantile support while praising batters and fast bowlers. It cites a delayed December match to January due to no Saturdays with association games and references subscription details in the Geraldton Guardian.
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Liedertafel Concert Praises Geraldton Talent
The Geraldton Liedertafel, conducted by A. T. Mills, delivered a large audience concert. The program featured King Olaf's Christmas and varied instrumental pieces with notable soloists like Mr. Rooke and Mrs. Mentiplay, drawing strong appreciation despite minor orchestral balance issues.
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Personal Items Clarify Mackenzie In Sydney Court
Mr th and Mackenzie, anetiomer now in Kydney, plans a pendive about We mauths with a Gime. Mackenzie says Sydory has grown beyond expectations and people appear to be spiteful. Mackenzie has been appointed a sworn veluator.
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Abbott Tournament Bowling Draw and Handicaps Announced
The Abbott Tournament offers three dozen Globe beer to the first prize and a dozen for second prize, donated by A L Abbott. The handicap singles start with 41 points up, listing players with various on and behind scratch handicaps and byes. Matches played include Bash am 33 Scott 16 and Kempton 98 Taylor 20, with rest of results noted and a completion deadline of December 4, 1911.
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Ratepayer Defends Open Letter to Editor
Correspondence from M O D E A denies misrepresentation in a past article signed Ratepayer. He asserts authorship and urges prompt publication to clarify urgent matters and counter false impressions about the native population.
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M. O'Dea
Jewellery and Fancy Goods Sale at the MART
Auction notice from Mackenzie at the MART Marine Terrace for Saturday December 9 1911 lists clocks jewellery sets frames and numerous fashion items. Callers Carters Vanle and Peake eyees items appear alongside candlesticks forks and bowls all offered at fixed prices before the new season. Tenders invited with plans and specifications available at the premises.
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Tenders for Works Opened by Minister for Works at Geraldton
Tenders will be received by the Hon the Minister for Works until noon December 1 for Alma School removal to a new site additions and quarters at Northam Northampton Court House and Police Station renovations with particulars at the Court House Northampton. Applicant’s solicitor A T Mills of Geraldton. Builders are invited.
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Notice to Claim for State Batteries Period
Notice to claim to lodge with the Registrar Mt ft or the State Batteries, crushing during that period. All claims must be lodged on or before a date in 1912, after which no claim will be recognised.
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