Murchison News Reports Mining Turbulence and New Finds
The report details gear failures at The Steurine causing three weeks of downtime, auctions of gear by partners in a court matter, and varying ore yields. It notes ore shipments, mill alterations, and new battery activity at multiple sites including Maninga Marley, Yousmme, and Wilunn, with plans for water supply upgrades and a promising May Queen district prospect near Wilune.
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Manet P
Mey Ky Blmanilson
Great Boubles HM
Ax Vite
Kutiaann
Ringebey Ard Pthkers
Tee
W. Paracit
Lenmaville
St. Michael
Bowie
Wenare
Nicholly
Black
Maninga Marley
Mr. Arundel
Owe Ee
Manings Marley
Hiv’ Paddock
Inne and Firepatrick
Maninga Marley North
Valwee Etka Uolors, Per Ton. Thi New Findle
Haven
Chemwed
Atyme
Savage
Kim
Agnew
Bewick
Mrarvieng
Wilunn
Enck
Diancona
Gwalin Cy
New Bella
New England
Aurifervae
Emylant
Joel Opinion
Wilune
Insthamed
Darlot
Mowat
Permanent Pasture Grasses Report From Me
Report by A Despereais of the Agricultural Department to the Royal Agricultural Society details 1% pasture grass competitions. Vernon Hamersley tested assorted fodder crops at Maxley near Newcastle with 160 acres of corn land, noting rye grass and Johnson grass as key entries and discussing salt patches, drainage, and the potential for improved green fodder in eastern SW districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. A. Despereais
Agricultural Department
Royal Agricultural Society
Cme
W. Hamersley
Hazeley
Newcastle
Vernon Hamersley
Bss
Maxley
Uolsart
Northam
Toodyay
Bolgart
Victoria Plaine
Geomailing
Hameraley
Royal Agrcultural Society
San Pisior
Jokmrom
Field Experiments Show Paspalum and Johnson Grass Impacts
A summary notes trials of drought resistant grasses including johnson grass and paspalum on fallow and new land. Observations cover growth under grazing stock, chemical changes after cutting, and potential forage value when dry feed limits are in effect. Reports include Hamersley’s experiments and recommendations for grazing practices and ryegrass interseeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamersley
Mt. High
Jand
Hamerstey
Fires, epidemics and a postal social in Melbourne notes
Yesterday's Telegrams reports the Federal Public Service Commissioner praising noncompliant officers, a Papua epidemic of whitopine cough and dysentery causing hundreds of native deaths, and a Shepparton fire case where Carmichael and Morrison shop staff face arson and insurance fraud charges with remand orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Federal Public Service Commnissioner
Mr. McLachlan
Victoriam Postal Association
McLachlan
Tq Service
Papua
Groom
Executive Council
Papas
Emi
Shepparton
Carmichael
Sound imperial defence debate and miners' dispute over conciliation
In Sydney on Sunday a speaker urged an invincible navy while discussing imperial defence. Federation matters were debated with South Australia and Queensland joining the federation. A plan to include Commonwealth employees in the Federal Arbitration Act was considered. The Miners' Federation pressed for reinstatement of secretary Hickburn and a 2-member Conciliation Board, but colliery proprietors rejected the board. A royal commission issue was abandoned. A separate note reports a four year old girl dying after ingesting medicine left within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
W. Cockshot
Toronto
Canada
Australia
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Air. Peate
Associations of
Mn. Thos. Stowe
South Australia
Queensland
West Australia
Tasmania
Commonwealth Way
Miners’ Federation
Hickburn
Miners’ Lodge
Colliery Proprietors’ Association
Hebburn
Royal Commission
Willmott
Newcastle
Missing steamer Waratah sighting sought after Capetown
In Adelaide Sumlay reports on the voyage of the Federal Hace Galicik from Liverpool arriving yesterday. A lookout was kept after leaving Capetown on September 5 for the missing steamer Waratah but no sign was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Sumlay
Galicik
Liverpool
Capetown
Aurora Australian reports Wicknet spectacle and yacht accident
WEST AUSTRALIA PERTH Monday The Aurora Australian recounts a Wicknet spectacle Saturday evening to Sunday morning and notes a yacht incident in the afternoon when a crewman fell overboard. The piece mentions other local events but details are incomplete due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Aurora
Wint
Drowned man and failed search spark ferries rescue report
A drowning case left Goland missing as C Brady and the Applecross Ferry crew conducted a long and exhausting rescue attempt. Nearby, Elizabeth Pears, who was jailed for manslaughter a year ago, died after transfer to Freemantle Hospital amid erysipelas. In Weekatharra, Dr Young contracted diphtheria, grave condition, with nine cases in isolation and calls for a permanent medical team.
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C. Brady
Goland
Elizabeth Pears
Froma
Fremantle Hospital
Weekatharra
Young
Dr. Sheedy
Nanaire
Dr.Young
Sheedy
Nanaine
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Gerekiton
J Grant
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Tom
Mysars
Howick
Morving
Feesra
Lanse
Nanda
Tiakden
Amnes
Amalgamated Society of
Ballarat Agricultural and Pastoral Society
Sir John Quick
Federal Department
Federal Parliament
Victoria
New South Wales
South Auspralia
Stolzenberg
Bert
Bentnesn Bend
Constantine & Gardner
Geraldtou
Charles Seymour Palmer
Berway
Northampton
Western Australes
Almer
Geraldton
Olive Lillian Palmer
Arthur F. Abbott
St. George's Terrace
Ferth
Harold Wilson
Geraldtom
George's Terrace
Stud Notices
Toeran
Otani
Waar Gert
Martel Tuy
Giep Tielenbe
Ing
Covsan
WOOL
Charles Hormann
Eleanor Street
Hitler
Thomas
Thornley
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Sramin
Millar’s Karri & Jarrah Co
Ltd
Marine Terrace
Geraldion
J. M. Ferguson
Hope
John Urch
Durlacher
Western Australia
Glendale
Beverley
R. Purser
Richard Purser
Green Hills
March
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J. W. Rickey
Callie
Tam
Ting Stret
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Gooda Shed
Gerald ON
J. C. Kennedy
Jonn- Wye
W. Willcock
Aenalen
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Sir Sar
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