Nationalists Promises Debated at Port Stephens Meeting
In Newcastle Sir George Puller criticizes Nationalist promises on cross country rail links from Moss Vale to Port Kembla and to North Coast, accusing the party of duplicity. He cites prior commitments and notes ongoingPublic Works inquiries while urging action for development in Gloucester and the surrounding district.
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Newcastle
George Puller
Moss Vale
Port Kembla
George Buller
Tumamilion
Hecentralissuon Commission
Port Stephens
Wallin
Fennitury i Aevin
Sit
Kalle
Publ Works Committee
Agai
Metropatitin Arewni Sayin
Nalageud
Ernie
Bert Sluphans
Mose Syle
Parliament
Vincent, Flannery
Raymond J. Fitzgerald
Vincent
Flannery
Fitzgerald
Stroud
Dungog
Oxley
Alkely Tan
Awe
Sydney Stock Market and Empire Day Updates
The Sydney stock sale closed with 2700 cattle, quality up to standard though some plain and wasted cattle remain. Amundsen's expedition lacks news since Spitzbergen, with experts cautious about a polar landing. Empire Day featured patriotic demonstrations and a notable speech by Lord Forster at the Royal Colonial Institute dinner.
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Womebush
Sydney
Lord Forster
Royal Colonial Institute
Australia
Gloucester Election Campaign Ends With Polls Open
Political figures Theo H Hill and H D Morton conclude campaign in Gloucester on Friday night ahead of polling day Saturday May 30. Booths run 8 am to 8 pm at Gloucester Court House not the School of Arts. Electors urged to vote for at least three candidates and record all preferences to ensure an effective vote. Content discusses party stances between Nationalists Country Progressives Labor and Anti Labor with emphasis on country interests and class concerns. A returned soldier from Palestine endorses Labor with trust in a fair vote.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Court House
School of Arts
Oxley
Mill
Doug A
Country Progressive Party
New South Wales
Uotnley
Winihor
D P. Gouths
Wowik H
Hsien
Ian Claw Winn
Gatanel Hrusnen
Palestine
Galanel Braxner
Philes
Tim
National Coalition Progres
Wwe
Silky Freys
Col. Bruxner
Pdlley
Progressive Party
Sydney Town
Mall
State Elections and Duty of Electors Urged
A fragmented note urges Gloucester district electors to vote next Saturday and resist government excess. It calls on responsible citizens to revise how they exercise duty, emphasize law and order, and criticize the Fuller Government’s spending and policies. The appeal stresses turnout to avert a crisis and ensure responsible governance.
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Wittens
Minster
Gloucester
Uhm
Fuller
Reid
Wigest Lad
Amirehty
Puller
Trrespansiets Rivists
Realisa
Progressive Party Critique and Party Identity Questions
In this exchange the Progressive party is described as opposing Socialist tendencies but failing to form a strong nationalist force. The text questions whether references to Mr Holman and Mr Hill refer to the same individuals and whether amalgamation would fail, comparing past and current reasons for maintaining a separate political entity.
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Ita
Progressive Party
Mr. Trotman
Enews Vourine
Mike Tha
Smb
Tolman
Holman
Mr. Holman
Nationalist Association
Wil Te TH
TNE
National Party
Hill
Partie
Tam
Price
Progressive candidates for Oxley civic ticket details
A historical prospectus outlines progressive candidates for Oxley with profiles of Mr BL Fitzgerald from Canoe Wilims River and Mr WR Flannery a self-made merchant, highlighting public service roles and party aims. It notes Mr Vincent a veteran journalist and hydro electric advocate active in regional development and primary producer issues.
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Boy Vinéeri
New England
Grafton
Isailes
Mey Vincent
Goyra la Ueae
Hakim Tn
Jonna
Vinewat
Progressive
Wiekehler
Death of Mr John Andrews at 84 in Wingham
John Andrews a prominent Upper Manning resident died Wednesday night aged 84. Born in Hunter district he moved to Manning with his family as a child and later managed Cooplacurripa Station before settling at Woodside where he lived for decades. He served thirty years on the local land board. his death drew expressions of respect at a Wingham board meeting. He is survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Kefoltins
Anil
Iit
Mauris Fis
Adinad Stiesen
Oodaliiters
Eyyurt
Everson
Susie Lad
Penini
Meares
Anill
Jainteky
Htt
Finns
Mycarda
Oversea
Eath
Wingham
John Andrews
Upper
Manning
Hunter District
Fry
Musie
Andrews
The Case for Labor May Fitzgvrat
The speaker argues for Labor's record and future, defending policies since 1910 and highlighting support from Henry Willis and state projects. He cites drought relief, farm aid, and public works as evidence of Labor government gains, while noting opposition from Nationalist and Progressive candidates.
New States League Upholds Referee Demand in North
The Lismore branch of the New State League protested the Royal Commission’s decision and pressed for a northern district inquiry. Mr. J. Macdartle noted the inquiry resembled a criminal court with hostile witnesses and limited access to big-area county councils. Community anger and sovereign authority issues dominated the discussion as union notices and civic matters interrupted proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW States League
Lismore
New State League
Jo. Macdartle
Tal
AMUREAL OPENGEANTY AVL Siambiy Litnier in Rome
Fragmented OCR text mentions a church or mission context with references to religious names, months, services, and a person titled Rev J Tomas Hort. The readable parts show a religious publication or notice with scattered place names and a monetary figure 7.80, suggesting a service or collection note. The document is garbled but centers on a church, mission, or denomination.
Appalling Disaster in Japan Strikes Osaka Kobe Kyoto
A massive earthquake hits Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto causing widespread damage. Reports describe fires, trapped residents, and a failing rail network with Toyooka port severely hit. fear mounts over high casualty figures and missing trains.
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Public Works Committee
Channel
Harris
Sweaney
Wallbridge
S Hansdown
A. Yardy
P. Sweaney
Parish
F. Mavis
He J. Channel
Tansdown
A Yardy
Pas Nino
Weather Bureau
Cudalil
Parents’ & Ciizens” Association
MW Mosnes
Alle
Waddell
Jonnteers
John French
Earl
Ypres
Juan Firnweh
Sas
Miemiors
Moss Angis & Robertson
Eh Bell
Coulumins
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Srles
Pole
THE
BL. Fitzgeraut
Canoe
Wilims River
Rolding Gras
Parents and Lifians' Association
Setivol of
Arby
Agricultural 3Ae- Inly
Gentral Geast Agricultural Society
Hite Loop
Buller Raetory
My. Ritzerracht
Jaiue Ab
AMC Dekmoyyhideod
Om Dairy Cable
Huh
Sitios
Sevutel
Ant
England
Sears
R. L. Fitzgerald
I Flannery
MR. Roy Vincent, Im
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Nurther
Hmurome
Unis
Labwe
WINN
MIT
Henry Wills
Oakes
Bulli Pena
Chil-L Ray
Sarhous
Selionis
Eine
Taihu
Mie
Mies Lovyy
Labir
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Anit
Lasher
Ansiat
Tahoe
Harel Bank
Athens
Lalor
Austine Hoard
Bilzacenald
Eto
Arrawathy
Figgeraht
Oregniy
AIP
Uely
Appell Net
He Wheeler
Hridge Street
Sydnis
Taya Hall
Theo H. Hill, M.L.A
Copeland
Barrington Hall
Worfie
Tuwil
Lakiertey
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Willie Lie
Isis
Mar Andare
Waal Well
Etfion
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Ami Mbernes Havers
Hein SaHans Myson
Alten
Vpurks
Sale
Douglas Waddell & Co
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Rome
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Ube
Hox
Raen
Presbyt Mian
Aman Vale Lis Eiki Brent Bint TO
Ney, Tamer Allan
Yan
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Mardmian
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Coote
J. Tomas
Cameron
Aloe
Prizeeranp Tovaph
Fitzgerald Raed Te
Eplansery
Willi Bot
Henin
Hoblsson, Willan
Terry, William
Coalition
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Polntars
Andre
Tolna
Phim Verphens
Pitzer
Fitzgke
Frans K
Povnet
Morton, FD
Robinson
Terry
Bam
Avchutate Parkhill
Japan
Tokio
Osaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Toyooka
Tottori
M.C.E. Bushell
Government ‘Optical Board
Gloucester Hotel
Ull
Raymond L. Fitzgerald
Country Party
McAutionl Catryman & Ghazier
NPR
Sutigal
Gola
Ray
Mond Leo
Specia
Singleton
Grainger & Falkiner, Ltd
Abbott & CO
Eeoval
Mes
Wesbo
Prileip
Nwipel
Weetoek
Terrico Property
Comprisins
NHL Taaut Akldorks
Tillenmue
UBS
Telgitione
Eerie Tine Jemnie
Estes
Gash Grocery
Holmes & Homewood
Church Street
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