The Future of Australia and Imperial Thought
Grant Hervey argues in The Australian that Australia, though twenty four times the size of Great Britain with a population smaller than London, warrants imperial attention. He contrasts two imperialist types, condemning the profit-driven model and praising a sentiment aligned with the empire's long-term safety and prosperity. He urges a higher ideal guiding South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Grant Hervey
Great Britain
London
Commonwealth of Australia
Bit
United Kingdom
South Africa
New Zealand
Canada
Powers of the Wardens in Goldfield Jurisdiction
A northern article argues for expanding discretionary powers of wardens in the Warden's Court to speed up decisions on prospecting areas mining leases and exemptions. It contends formal matters cause delays for prospectors and that extending wardens' powers would reduce waiting times without harming the department or laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cowlardie
Menzies
Gregory
The Policeman's Boots in a Street Encounter
A street boy taunts a policeman with sly jabs about knowing his moves. The officer tries to read the boy but the youth vanishes into the darkness after a tense, coy exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliar
Alvily
Tlings
Fronsier
Railway Station Book Storage and Public Complaint Entry
At the railway station books are kept for passing travelers to enter any complaints they may have. The wording suggests a depot area where patrons can file grievances or remarks about services.
Household Dreams And A New Zealand Buoyed Love
Dessin, a runaway from a past life, moves into Nyx Rahoe with Polly and Jim. As prayers and dull routines trap her, Jessie flirts with Jim, seeks escape in the pastoral New Zealand countryside, and contemplates a future married life with him while Ruapehu looms in the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessiv
Ome
Dessin
Jim
Jessie
Polly
Velly
Henry
Mungamahu
Nyx Rahoe
Garden
New Zealand
Tuis
Gamaru
Hoe
Two Islands
Nearahoe
Ruapehu
New Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop Opens
The undersigned announces taking over the wheelwright and blacksmith business from F G Armstrong. He will supply carta lorries drays spring carts horse shoeing and general blacksmithing on short notice and reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Armstrong
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The
Wardens
Ngarahboc Station
Dessie
Dingo
Veally
Christchurch
Jean
Jip
Jolly
Mrs. M‘gregor
Lessie
Jenner & Haffner Brickmakers, Builders and Contractors
Thornhill-Street
Armstrong - Street
Baldton
Wilson, Gray and Coq
Perth
Marble and Monumental
Guss. Armstrong
Oswell
Fitzpatrick & Nicholas
Sinter Co
Office
Eleaxor Starer
Orb
T. Johnston
Havine
Geraldton
Durlacher Streadl
Jon
Borg
Constantine and
Gifine Verraco
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