Australian Wool Industry in South Australia Reveals Growth
An observer tours the Lobethal wool factory near Adelaide, describing the full process from wool cleaning to spinning and weaving. The plant employs about 120 workers and supplies railway uniforms while highlighting room for expansion and the potential for Australian wool products to rival imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austeatia
West Anstralia
London
South Australia
Adelaide
Thors
Lobrthal
Wossllen Company
Finm
Varsins
Avery Whee Anton
Australia
Horsham Murder Trial Draws Police Attention
Melbourne report details the murder of Edward Cox a Muniterer of Horsham. His wife Martha Cox and Albert Hay were arrested and charged after bloodstains and a bloodied shirt were found. Mrs Cox identified a man from Quantong as the attacker. Police investigations followed suspicious cleanup attempts and witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Edward Cox
Horsham
Martha Caroline Dorothy Cox
Albert Hay
Fey
Cox
Kennerley
Dew
Albertay
Griffiths
Mra Cox
Baker
New Baby Announced at Our House
A reader reports welcoming a new baby at their home and humorously notes a new father in the household. The message uses playful wording and odd spellings to convey family joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ands
Three Springs Land Sale Auction Update
Auction results list private sales from Perth and surrounding areas after the June 13 Three Silage sale. Multiple buyers and acreages are recorded with amounts in pounds, totaling townsite and private plots. The report includes names such as M Browh Watson O'Shaunessey Lynch Bros and Annie Williams along with town plots and lot numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
F. Browh
Three Springs
Wal Acres
Geo. R. Watson
Murchison
Jas. O'Shaunessey
Burtville
Jas. O'Shanpessry
Burtvile
Lynch Bros
Castaways hoax and court revelations across colonies
Government Resident on Thirsty Island dismissed the Singapore castaway message as a hoax. In Christchurch, Thomas Long clashed with a woman claiming to be his wife and was given a week to produce a marriage certificate. In Sydney, a death sentence for John F. Crook was commuted to penal servitude. Clergy and state matters span Maitland and Lismore bishops, wage scales for hairdressers, sheep sales at Sid Sheep Fair, and shipping talks on fruit export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Thirsby Island
Singapore
New Guinea
Wellngton
Christchurch
Thomas Matthew Long
Wellington
Long
Sydney
John Frederick Crook
North Sydney
Tse
Jacoby
M.L.A
West Australian Fruit Growers’ Association
P. and
Orient Lines
Fenbrak Conference of
United Action
Australia’s Dreadnought Gift Sparks Taxpayer Debate
The article argues Australia should not commit two million pounds to a British battleship, warning the Dreadnought could be obsolete within a few years. It notes rising naval arms races, criticizes rapid armament, and questions whether Australia should fund a costly ship for the Mother Country. It cites UK parliamentary debate on German dreadnoughts to illustrate potential obsolescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deakin-Cook
Australia
England
Thin 31
Aus
Texica
Australis
Sydney Harbor
House A Commons
F. Dixon Hartland
Englamt
Sepm
Ageio
Bradioti Weekly
Westraly
Germany
Anateolina
Beitish
Uecie
Commonwealth
Austealia
Australia Faces Naval Debt Debate Over Dreadnought Replacement
The piece argues Australia should fund a battleship loan and notes the high annual interest of about £20 000 while expressing doubts on replacement funding. It cites Admiral Lord Beresford’s view that dominions, not Britain, must defend themselves and mentions Sir Gerald Strickland as Western Australia’s governor with connections to the Catena title and Kentish lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australis
Charles Beresford
London
Dominions
Britain
Sir Gerald Strickland
Western Australia
Della Catena
Malis
Gerald
Sitergh Castle
Kendal
Denry III
Comprehensive guide on Northern Development League region
The publication offers up to date data on agriculture and pastoral industries. It highlights rainfall, clearing, soils, timber, and land productivity around Champion Bay with recent figures. It promotes wheat and fruit growing and stock, with illustrations and practical information for immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Murchison
Rngard
Geraldton
R. M. Cochrane
Champion Bay
Uput
Geralition ‘Express
Murchizon Times
Murchison Advocate
Get it Framed Picture or Photograph Worth Keeping
Damaged text urges framing old pictures or photographs to preserve memories. It notes the value in displaying damaged images as keepsakes and suggests framing as a means to protect and admire the visual record.
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Lubethal ‘Tweed Factory
Wlff
Visitor
Hay
Lote
W. Farrell
Taunk Rad
Annie Williams
Rev
Joseph Snell
Miss. J. Milter
G. Crane
Brusyon
Rone Wilson
Woke Lronant
E. Holchawer
A. Deveraux
Lismore
R.C
Maitland
Cardinal Moran
Dr. Murphy
Siapeney
Ths
Hairdnes Wera
Sid
Webb
Mie Tropolitan Fire Brigade
Anthony Mordern
Political Labor Council — of
Victoria
Tabor
Legislative Council
Assembly
Touley
Oneral
Artiue Dhardy
Gioweg
Deeoascdt
Join Stuart Mill
Lv Reform
Lub
Engtana
Amstralia
Hasan
Victoria and Murchison Districts
AMD
Aasiat
Eastern States
New Zealand
Europe
The
Northern Development League
Constantine & Gardner
J. B Dolucey
G. Rosam & CO
A. J. Davies
Messrs
G. Varley
Mein
Magee
W.A
Thomas
Crossley
A. R. Morrison
Faure
Frank Green
Eich Sterling
Geraldion
T Bar
Glendale
Beverley
Mens R. Purser & Co
Gira
Green Hille
Richard Parser & Co
Reller
W. Rickey
Northen
TaNes Morris
Mestre R
Puruer & Co
Perthatt
Ay Son
T.ar
Richard Purser & CO
W. Willcock
Marine Terrace
Club Hotel
Lowell Prives
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Gerald Don
Western Australian Post Office
Exch Yum
Sussman
Fremantle
Legale Education
Minitg
Pastor Catone
Ag Hic
Wise's Directories
Prince's Building
Beseye
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