Archibald Addresses Glottory Meeting on Australian Representation
Mr J W Archibald spoke at the Masonic Hall on federation and representation, arguing against one class control of Parliament, urging industrial growth, higher wages, and defence spending. He criticised Labour Party excess, warned on White Australia, endorsed Braddon Clause, land and railway policy, and preferred state-led safeguards with federal balance. The address praised by MPs A T Mills and Munk.
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J. W. Archibald
House of Representatives
Masonic Hall
Archibald
Labour Party
Australia
London
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Port Darwin
West Australia
Mahon
Black Hanna
Thal
Aud
A. T. Mills
Munk
Instructions on Absentee Voting for Electors
A letter to The Herald explains how absent electors may vote under Regulation 22 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act. It notes that such votes must be cast at polling places presided over by a divisional or assistant returning officer, and that elector groups are not assigned to places with very small rolls. Perth, December.
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G. F. Pearce
Senate
Heusy of Representatives
Pearch
Perth
Stagecraft of Sir Henry Irving Impresses Audiences
Numerous examples showcase Sir Henry Irving’s skill with massive stage effects. For The Lady of Lyona he used 150 soldiers as supers, marching through wine and open doors to appear endless. Thy Corsican Brothers featured a Paris Opera House masked ball with a full audience in perspective and authentic winter set pieces, while wagons and snow added realism.
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Henry Irving
Lyona
Paris Opera House
Mimeon Ailk
Fontainbleau
Utn
Walt
Wasted Go Country Agent and Uorrn the Geraldian
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions WASTED, Go Country Agent and Uorrn the Geraldian in unclear context. No clear event, date, or entities present to form a complete news item.
Leading Family and Commercial Hotel Description
A fragmented notice describes a prestigious hotel named for a leading family, with coast view and well ventilated rooms. It mentions visitors and wine and liquor offerings, with a reference to William from Fortient and Moors Hotel, hinting at a hotel-keeping lineage and connections.
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Forth
Willia
Fortient
Moors
Railway Hotel Galaluton Proposes Convenient City Stay
Railway Hotel in Galaluton, operated by Wattir Harrison, advertises as the nearest and most convenient lodging to the railway station and wharf. The notice highlights up-to-date facilities and a range of convienons, promising comfortable suites and proximity for travelers.
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Federal Elections
Sir Henry Irving
A. H. Mountain & CO
Winerd
Geraldton
Gillespie's
Northam
Stanley Co’s. Emu
Pommery
GRENO
Champagne
Perfection
BELL
Mackay’s Liquer Winsky
Coates and CO
Plymouth
Tayjor Bros
JAMS
NEW Zealand Insurance Coy
Fire and Marine
A. T. Davies
Havixe
Draper
Edward Pope
Marine Terrace
Warehousas
Fitzgerald Street
Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd
Colonial Mutual Life Asmrance Society
Life Assurance
McMeekin Brun, & Co
Melbourne
Warrvamibog
Brunton & Co
C. Terry
Unley Park
Jama
F. Raspberger & Ox
Planon Wainweight & Co
State Machinery
Sir Edward Wittenoom
Charles Clarke
Mr. HW. Mills
Federal Senate
Tors
J. H. Noble
George's Terrace
Vertl
Victoria Hotel
Faere
Hostalia Wale
Dee Rous
Mawne Terrace
TUK
Galaluton
Wattir Harrison
the Midland Hotel
Mingview
Bid
G. Linthorne
Telegrama
Ship Inn
Eaton
Goon Billiard ‘Table
Eaton's Tra
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