Prospectors Rush as 62 Seek Rich Lode Finds in Local Fields
The Murchison Times reports ongoing activity as over 62 men prospect in the locality. Leases extend along the line of lode with work driven in both directions. Wet weather delays on ground hinder some operations. several prospectors plan to present findings to the Minister to secure full ore value.
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Emmy Prey
Itianna
Murchison Times
Syd
Telebiaung
Chief Electoral Office Urges Publicity On Enrollment Rules
The Chief Electoral Officer E G Stenberg appeals to editors for wide publicity of enrolment procedures and district addresses. He warns against misuse of enrolment cards and urges publication of official guidance, district locations, and channels to ensure voters understand how to enroll and where to submit cards.
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E. G. Stenberg
Gowea
Tate
Usthetes
de Sotenal
Stenberg
Naragulu
Rudds Gully
Northampton
Polling Mechanica Institute
Ajana
Alma
Binny Siding
O'Connor
Bowes
J. H. Smith
Erin
Walkaway
St. Thomas
Wongah “‘Line
Yuba
Tum
Yuin Reet
Mrn
Dairying famed by York speakers and cattle talk
Mr Connor shows dairy success with high butter output while Mr McKay of York advocates dairying as a profitable farming branch. At a York Road Board meeting he notes members who were hesitant and recalls a curious exchange about a Baas and a DS.0 offer resisted.
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Connor
McKay
York
York Road Board
M” Thomases
Janes
The Man Who Is Beating Hindenburg
Portraits of military leader Sir Douglas Haig and allies sketching Haig as a sharp, alert commander shaped by early schooling and rapid promotions from the 7th Hussars through the South African War to high command. The piece notes his foresight, readiness, and cautious aggressiveness in anticipating German threats.
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Hussars
Sudan
Kitchener
Khartoum
French
South Africa
Haig
Napoleon
Haig & Rendesvous
Field Marshal Haig and the First Army in World War I
The passage traces Sir Douglas Haig’s early command of the First Army across key battles from Mons to Ypres, noting his leadership in heavy combat during the retreat and advance. It credits lessons learned at Neuve Chapelle and Fromelles, shaping his Somme tactics, and portrays his resolve to lead through the long war.
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Mons
Marne
Aisne
Ypres
Armentieres
la Flasse
Douglas Haig
Ary
Neuve Chapelle
Fromelles Ridge
Douglas 1 Haig
Somme
John French
Ome
France
Haig
Singh
Thames
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