Imperial Conference Discusses Trade Commission Role
London July 20. In the debate on Colonial estimates Sir William Harcourt notes the Imperial Conference aims to bring cooperation within the Empire closer. A Royal Commission is proposed to report on Imperial trade while allowing dominions to pass necessary laws. He favors broad references to permit inquiry into fiscal policy across the Empire. The debate ends with adjournment.
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London
Willian Harcourt
Veto Bill Advances in House of Lords Amid Debate
In London on July 21 the House of Lords moved the third reading of the Veto Bill after Viscount Morley argued that rejecting it would disrupt Parliament and anger political opinion. The Government pressed on, seeking to conclude the measure with government support and precedent.
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Londo
Jordy
Viscount Morley
Press Association
Sistes
New Land Legislation Promised in Parliament Debated
London July 21 A House of Lords debate on a land transfer motion heard Baron Love Burs claim annual solicitor costs for land titles total about £4 900 000. He pledged a Land Registration Act akin to Australia and New Zealand. The Earl of Halsbury called the law a scandal.
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London
House of Loris
Baron Love Burs
Australia
New Zealand
Earl of Halsbury
United
Kingdon
Moroccan Affairs Amid Agadir Tension Sees Cabinets Unified
July 21 report from Tondun states Urvnt Writhin and Fragee governments act in concert over Germany's Agadir aims. Both Cabinets vow no premature Anglo French confrontation while awaiting a formal response and maintain unity on the issue.
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Tondun
Hero
Urvnt Writhin
Fragee
Germany
Agadir
Seamen Strike Shuts Cardiff as Vessels Stand Idle
In Cardiff a seamen strike halts work with about 100 vessels at anchor. The Lord Mayor acted as intermediary between shipowners and striking sailors, who demand terms to end the walkout.
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Loniod
Cardiff
German claim portogusse west africa to fall to Germany
Berliner Tageblatt reports belief in Berlin that Portogusse West Africa is likely to come under German control. The note underscores prevailing sentiment in the capital about imperial expansion and colonial gains.
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Berlin
Indy 21
Berliner Tageblatt
Portogusse West Africa
Methodist and Presbyterian Services Also Evangelistic Meeting
The Rev J E Stone will lead Sunday worship at the Methodist Church with a brief after church service at 8 45. At St Johns Presbyterian the Right Rev Floyd Shannon will conduct morning service on True Greatness and evening evangelistic preaching. A quartet led by Mr Woods performs. 1984 Bronchial coughs ad fragment.
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J. E. Stone
Wiete
God Seakey
St. John's Presbyterian Clurch
Floyd Shannon
Bng
Settlement Reached in Liquor Trade Dispute
Adelaide telegram reports a conference between Employers Moderation and the Liquor Trade Employees Union resulting in a settlement. Striking workers to return to work tomorrow with 5 shillings per day pay and any increases from the arbitrator to be retrospective from return date. Employees to withdraw all action against firms involved.
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Adelaide
Liquor Trade Employees’ Union
Theen
Dalgety Auction Sells Winterim Station at £50,000
Adelaide May 21 Dalgety and Co sold at auction the Winterim Station in the Western Darling district owned by G and J Kiddock. The property went to Porta Pastoral Company for £50,000. The land totals 3086 acres freehold and 498,923 leasehold with 212,000 sheep 600 cattle and other stock.
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Adelaide
Aly
Messrs. Dalgety and Co., Ltd
Winterim
Darling
J. Kiddock
Porta Pastoral Company
Enries
Noy Herries
Fires Ignite Across Queensland Cane Fields
Three fires reported in Queensland today broke out in cane fields. One blaze involved cane belonging to the mother of a young man annulled by a mob on strike. Another fire affected cane owned by Mr Mann, brother of the member for imme.
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Brishams
Mr. Mann
Imme
Strike at Electrolytic Refining Works Port Kembla
A strike broke out at the Electrolytic Refining Company works in Port Kembla with about 20 workers walking off and 9 men in a pay demotion dispute. Sargood was moved from the tank house to the yard after three years in his post, provoking unrest and a 6d 9d day reaction as workers threaten to cease work unless Sargood is reinstated.
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Sydney
Electrolytic Refining Company
Port Kembla
Sargood
Sargeod
Horse Racing Results in The Turf List
The Turf lists follow results from multiple races with details on hurdles plates and handicaps. Notable entries include Canning Hurdles, First Class Plate, Atlas, Fortafix, Repetition, and Lady Volo among others with betting odds and distances.
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Shirley
Hormones
Ing
Shortage of Labor Hinders Hat Makers Output
Henry Langley, hat manufacturer, told the Labor Shortage Commission in Sydney that £40,000 was invested in his business. His plant could produce twelve hats weekly but output fell to one third due to labor shortages. Workers earned about £5 weekly on average, with some at £3 or £4, and girls averaging £1 per week.
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Sydney
Labor Shortage Commission
Henry Langley
Melbourne Court Drops Case Over Illegitimate Child
Victoria July 21 Bendigo Police Court heard Aton Tweedy aged 18 and Gerald Jones youth charged with deferring illegitimate child birth. Complainant testified the girl was nine months old when the baby was born. She admitted misconduct with boys at school aged ten. The beach evidence was unsatisfactory and the case was dismissed.
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Melbourne
Bendigo
Aton Tweedy
Gerald Jones
National Mutual Life Association Australasia Annual Report Summary
The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia reports steady progress for the year ending 30 September 1910 with strong investment returns and a lowered expenditure ratio. Interest earnings averaged 4s 9d per £1 invested, while new business remained subdued though premiums rose, and the expenditure ratio declined to 21.2 percent, meeting prudent expense control by directors and management. The notice also briefly mentions medical remedies for coughs and colds.
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Insurance “Journal and General Financial Record
London
Spirit of Prudent Enterprise
National Mutual Life Association of Australasia
Turit JJ HHH FY PPPFFFF GRAFNAX'S CONDITION
Malhourns July 21 Gratmax's leg troubles persist with ongoing discomfort and limited movement. He is expected to visit the tra at Cass field tomorrow to assess bioprospects through a preparation of Australian Stzeplechas.
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Turit
Gratmax
Tra
Cassfield
Land Sale At Geraldton And Northampton Auctions At Cal Hotel
Geraldton and Northampton land parcels were auctioned in the Cal Hotel drawing a crowd. Lots sold include Geraldton Town Lot 213 with a stone house at £600 and Lot 1 at £75. Other sales reached £35 for Lot 6 Geraldton, £77 10s Northampton Lot 4, and £30 for Mallown Town Lots 17 and 18. Wallaby location 300 metres by the Tse Chapmain railway went to Mr G W Norris at £22 10s. Some blocks, including Higgetty Springs and adjacent artesian land, were withdrawn. Inquiries suggested strong private sales soon. A Port Adelaide Juvenile Court case noted a 15-year-old theft and debate over Deadwood Dick books influencing youth.
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Jas. C. Kidd
Geraldton
Northampton
Mullewa
Tate
Hamnah Hosken
Messrs
FE. Pope
G. A. Kemptom
Geraidtem
Mra
Crewe
Mantheett
W. H. Tames
Deram View
Northampton Town
Raymond Gee
Mallown Town
Victoria
Wallaby
Tse Chapmain
G. W. J. Norris
Heown
Ctea
Higgetty Springs
Port Adelaide
Bus
Geraldton Officials Discuss Wheat Exports and Railways
A Geraldton gathering with Mayor, Commissioner Short, and other officials reviewed wheat transport, station improvements, and rail facilities. Attendees included the Chamber of Commerce president A E Abbott and business leaders. They debated port depth, cost of freight, and state farm expansion plans to boost wheat production.
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Commissioners Railways
J. T. Short
Wiest
Ms. Setton
Mewes
Light
Neil Douglas
Hume
H. Carson
Geraldton
Bhiort
Short
Stome
Sutton
Victoria
Chapmag
Sallom
Belore
Abbott Ant
A. Ls
Pauline
A. Ll. Mountain
BR. G. Kelly
Showt
Hartor
West Australia
Mr. Short
F. Hi. Oliver
Rainfall and voyage milestones in 1910 era
The article notes 113 tires lost during the 1910 hunting season due to misidentification of companions for game. It also mentions the auxiliary schooner yacht Vis it or Ti, owned by a Ziltsburg millionaire, as the first vessel to pass the Panama Canal as far as the Gatnn Se cts.
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Schuoner
Ziltsburg
Panaa ‘Canal
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Motherland
Fentfntf
ORD Mayor
Portugufsf West
Church Services
South Australia
Winteriga Station
Queensland
Cane
Hambledon
New South Wales
Canning Park
Banspill
the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia
Preas
Seation
Ear
Woods
Govirnment
Royal Agricultural Society
They
R. Lowe
Ders
Murchison
King
BTEVR
G.a. Society
National Mutual Life Association, _ ‘Limited
A. Meadowcroft
Deevelling
M. B. Desmond
Otico—Uteh
Hatcock
Joe
Oddies Row
Roar
Rafceshmenta
Uhort
P Erdersay
A. J. Davies
Greenough
Hoske
Tuswlay
Thomas Pidgeon
Baker & General
Daly
J.J. Ryan
B.W
Murchison Inn
Honaskeeper
Usaful Ae
P.D
Guardian” Office
Vstartel
Denon
Deace
Warren
E. J. Hoesthfiehl
W.A
Les
Fisgerald Gucci Marine Terrace
Taamlaye Taig
Shark's Ilk
Mallewa Tie Ai
Mingview Sar
Jai - Pook Hill
Abbotts
Lennonville
Yaigoo Mt. Magpet
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Kent
Arthur J. Davies
Engelbrecht’s
SALE
Engelbrecht
Bartlett the
Bootman’s Red Shop
Geraldton Loan Office
Sam Levenson
Anufacturing
Levenson
Marius Terrace
Club Hotel
Geraldton Land
Investlent
Geridton
Building Society
Geraldton Chambers
Union Bank
Mitchester Insurance Co
Hodgeon & Son, Veostian Blind Manufactory
Rigo Caret
Dr Raine
Sania
A. T. Davies
Busy Bee Store
Tel
Geraldton Meat Supply Co
GEO. Fowlie & Co., Tailors and Mercers
BUGS
Wext Door Railway
Harry M. Marwood
Dalgety
VE Agles Douglas H. Baker
West Australian Bank
Forman & Sons
Allie
Constantine & Gardner
Thos. Forman & Sons
England
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