Proclamation on Rebel Movements and Tax Debate Echoes
Fragmentary text reports a proclamation about rebels being moved by Crown forces in Dobilia and Mouth counties. It notes Britain’s naval program to be discussed, plus a Commons hearing where Mr Bead Murphy criticizes Australia’s taxation and insolvency risk, advocating tax reform to aid the working class.
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Lombe
Worrice
Dobilia
Mouth
Commonwealth
Welnesdey
Bead Murphy
Wuteen
Australia
Tauro
Murphy
Exploration Work For A Global Scientific Expedition
A London representative notes that after a decade a body of scientists plans a new world wide expedition. The British Association advocates a large, multi year effort with long distance wireless, atmospheric electricity, storms, timber disease, condenser tubes, propellers, and oceanic magnetic observations. Government and colonial authorities discuss appointment and authority for the commission to oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paortsmosih
British Association
Admiralty
Bottled Beer Strike Paralyzes Mines and Unions
A Brisbane style summary notes a major dispute over bottle payments causing about 1000 workers idle, with the Bottle Exchange and Bottle Collectors Union in dispute and 今 crossing negotiations to be recommended to workers. A separate crowd of unemployed men visited a Town Hall seeking a solution, while stewards prepare a ballot on resuming work and shipowners refuse to negotiate with unions.
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Perth
Botte Exemage
Bottle Collectors’ Union
Jacoby
Bottle Exchange
Unico
Byaney
Maya
Tradea Hall
Moniay
Traneport Warkom! Federation
Ntrihers
Cabinet Invitation Prompts Premier to Postpone England Trip
Sydney reports that ASAP leaders vote to reaffirm demands at a special meeting tonight. The Premier will be asked to postpone his monthlong trip to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydeny
ASAP
Tedey
Storm and flood tales from Cooma and seas voyage
January reports describe a severe storm at Cooma with heavy thunder and lightning, a bridge accident where a rider and horse drowned, and a note on the Moeraki steamer sailing to New Zealand with passengers aboard. Melbourne notes mention immigration discussions between the Prime Minister and the Premier.
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Spiney
New Zealand
Syaung
Cooma
Melbourne
Queensand
Afr
Theodore
Omisa
Adelaide
Premiers consider February meeting amid Melbourne uncertainty
The Commonwealth leaders discussed a mid February gathering to discuss policies with Sir Hughes indicating a meeting rather than a formal conference, while no official notification had arrived from Melbourne about a Premiers meeting in February. Premier Mitchett was in Albany and Premier Colebatch had not received guidance on the matter.
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Connecion
Commonwealth
Vietoria
New South Welle
Hughes
W. Whyte
Awerlem
Yollig
Butters
Mr. Hughes
Porth Rm
Melbourne
Mitchett
Albany
Colebatch
Gees and Watts Reconciliation Efforts in Melbourne
In Melbourne on January 21 the Nationalists are mediating between Mr Wait and Mr Hughes and hope Wait will reenter the Ministry. A separate notice from Zam on January 20 mentions Sir Neville Howse being approached to fill the vacancy as the director general of medical services, with the retiring age near.
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Melbourne
Wait
Hughes
COMPULSORY ENROLMENT FOR GENERAL ELECTION ROLLS
The Chief Electoral Officer warns that enrolment closes Friday the 28th instant and urges eligible Western Australians to lodge claims promptly. Penalties of £2 apply for noncompliance. those who move within or between districts must refile within set deadlines to avoid legal action. The notice urges immediate action to exercise a valued civic privilege.
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Howe
Carcam
Western Australia
Australian Wheat Industry Future Prospects in Co operation
Mr W H Potts former Hawkesbury Agricultural College principal joined a leading Australian wheat firm and warned that rising costs will reduce productivity unless reforms are made. He urged scientific soil prep, cheaper cultivation, heavier crops, new wheat varieties, lemoned comt and mid lemen in marketing. He suggested growers and millers may be invited to form a 20 operative het farmene.
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W. H. Potts
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Inter
Paper pulp from local hardwoods sparks Australian mill trial
The article details J H Boas’s work on pulping values of Victorian mountain ash and karri to produce paper locally. A miniature mill at the Technical School rear shows the process, from pulping to drying and calendering, with Boas directing the Forest Products Laboratory. Water-divining in Queensland era data is also noted, underscoring resource challenges and experimental approaches.
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Australie i
Australia
J. H. Boas
Esglind
Ihes
Me Boas
L. i. Benjamin
Tim Sheege
Pager
Sud
Momrin
Printers and Star Itoners
Mh Bs
Gcandinavia
England
Sud America
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Crown Forces
Britain
Mirror
Hewes
Great Britain
Auweralla
Luidence Before Taxation Commission
Heaven
THE
Commission OF Inquiry
FORCE
Lord ‘Mayor
Seifping
Australian Wheat Industet
Boas
Public Landa
Queensland
Angest
Wenter
Altos
Carter & Co
People's Drapers
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
J. A. Wieork
MLK
A.W.U
Kosmosa
H EK. Maley
Sala Ae
Central Oreenough
Cvina’s Mall
Thimas
Seton Faves
Lio Watt
Pebrusry
HL K. Maley
Greesough
Marine Geraldton
Atkh Chinamal
Lianiek
Els
W. Langford
Pretor
Oratt
O'Neil
Downing Street
E Carnival
Riko
NT Crocket Cotten
Carpenter
Sapate
Satie
Pase
Baer
Offlee
Wesd
Sadeey Ik
Yarley
Tao
Bocasene
Cos
Victoria Motor Works
Gerald_ ton
Chub Hotel
Geraldtos
George Houston
Whity
Shenton St
Fovely
P. Mills
FORD
Ictoria Motor Works
Este
Dexecon
Ord Bertsis
A. J. Proud
Lg Damme
Pip
Go Geran
F.& R Ward
Racramitms & Wheelweights
Aemy and
Navy
Sargents
Aemy and Navy
Apex
Santried
Joei Geeis Byd
H. Mills
Ava
E. Gosli's
Goldmith' Mall
QNELU
Goldsmith's Hall
A. Gibeon and Co
Bank of Nsw
Post Ofice
Alcarete
Shields
Timier
Ayn Taylor
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