Commonwealth celebrations ink mixed with prisoner terms review
The Queensland government reviews prisoner conditions as celebrations for the Commonwealth approach and 600 prisoners are to be released in part. About 100 ployed Dalence Force members and returned soldiers will join, with NZ contingents rising to 70. The City Council stages decorations as Imperial troops visit Melbourne around January 7.
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Queensland
Bes
Tarmsols
Dalence Force
Bowth Alrige
Zsaland
Zealand
Australian Natives’ Association
Malbourne
League of Wheelmion
Sydney
Byamy ‘Hopital
Yeator, Day
Pring
Parliamentary prorogation and returning soldiers in Melbourne
The session adjourned with plans to reconvene at 7:30 pm and discuss bills on provincial governance and railway proposals while prorogation extends to a later date. Returning soldiers from Wales Quebec and New Zealand arrived in Melbourne to a warm reception with crowds and officials greeting them at the station.
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Fielding
Weil
Wralong
Geting
Connall
Connell Wan
Sabon
Belek Breket Athlon
Prorogsilon
Boldiers
Wales
New Zealand
Melboures
Booth Alries
Goalburs
Yesterdey
Livotensat
Biles
Baden
Mateaallen Bir Williams Lyos
Mr. Boo
Barreaks
A Great Jewellery Establishment Reported
An unclear OCR fragment references a jewellery business with scattered words and names. The readable bits hint at an establishment in a city, with potential dates and items, but concrete facts remain elusive. The item appears to be a generic clipping note rather than a full report.
Coningham Divoror Suit Proceeding Reports Turmoil
Fragmented the Coningham divorce case with repeated name errors and chaotic court proceedings. Witnesses include Cardinal Moten and Mary Cathedral figures. Judge adjourns after disputes over witness inclusion and attendance. ongoing petitioners seek testimony from Father Oregen and others amid frayed court decorum.
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Copingham
Coolingham
Elias Hennessy
Moran
Poetitionar
Pathor Ceegan
Abe Asker
Moten
O'Hare
Orremonty
Gt. Mary's
Patrick Langton
Ibeb
Lattery
Josilee Bimpaon
Conogham
Witoenses
Ibe Thuy
Oregen
M Abielda
Mise Buiberland
Imai
Letters From The Front Describe Harsh March Toward Home
The writer recounts a grim march of first contingent troops toward Pretoria, with about thirty men of the lancorn left to march three months more. He notes brutal combat at Barberton and near Maghedodorg, heavy Boer fire, and many wounded and dead. He describes seeing shells, loss of equipment, and the weary hope of returning home after long weeks of fighting in the high veld.
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Bamar
Heiduibeg
Lao
Barberton
Carolina
Preiatis
Obris
Buthmes
Jack Obariton
Weiting
Deta
Ondcal Dd
Pretoria
bin Pleter
Arraweng
Rustenborg
Abell
Poriop
Early Ologing Amending Bill Faces Legislative Review
The Early Qiowing Amending Bill aims to adjust shop holiday rules to ease scheduling for ball holidays. It proposes extended opening hours on five weeknights and Saturdays, with spectators allowed at certain times, and details conditions for holiday observance and compensation. The measure also discusses employer incentives and protections for workers during the half holiday, noting shifts in opening times from 1 to 10 o'clock.
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Tontiot
Mstsure
Belidays
Eric
Auleow
Hapa
Commercial Goulburn market shows improved weather boosts crops
Weather improves prospects for wheat and hay in southern districts amid better rains, with cattle and sheep values noted. Prices ranged for hoggets, ewes and store cattle, beef prices steady to higher, poultry markets active and fruit from Fairfield scarce. monthly sales in Sydney and Goulburn reported, with notable activity in cattle and sheep consignments and a wide spread of prices.
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Goulburn
Buure
Taing
Manson
Bruce Hian
Wedosedoy
Bath
Lore Wether Marines
Jovbern
Mage
Wade Init
Bren
Pollard
Ermcreech
Polaivsa
Orman
Wood
C. H Furnee
Fairfield
Iba Bolk
Rankin
Loukyaralaigh
Carriak
Hen Golshed Shamring
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Commonwealth
Govmenor
Thawari
Hopetoun
Fremantle
Ecm
Lord Hopetoun
Adelaide
Australia
Bin
Melbourne
Hocket
B. Barton
Deakin i
George Sommer
C. O. Kioguion
Parliamentary
Cvon
Iom Belog
Angeles
Coningham
Poe Wurde
Uw Bene Bee
M. Wheatley
Harry Bote
J. Mulholland
Norman
P. Bald
Masion Brow
M. J. McAlister
A.D. Bwan
BF. Siggy
J. ©. Goss
Ealile
Bherpp
Soecunt Meseys
Heffernat
Barry Broa
A. Minoo
O. A. Broedheld
G. Hammond
Singer
Harry Rote
Piston
J. A. Hama
Gollingwood
Balloaks
BF. Biggs
Woodbourelas
Wteara
Alt
Horman
P. Byhuid
Ballowks
J. MeIness
Roslyn
Barry Bros
Myrtlevilhe
Wallogke
G. Campbell
Gedjelio
W. Dacew Tiempos
Wablands
Ballowke
Tork Bros
Bingleton
Bullocks
Cabile
Cpble
Wert
Togalong
Saiboa Forest
Yaga
Yau
Gininderre
Qeeanhayap
Ulae
Brasdelbang
Goooleg
Milan
Iran
Gooulnua Wholesale Pte Corrent
Wolte
J. Collis Browne Chlorodyne
Rae
Oranme
Paurearion
Mvevene
Minba
Asaunders
Migh-Clase Jeweller
George St
Ria
Bo Te
Mmserrere
Pere Boldiret
Knowlman Bros
Prelwg
Damascus
London
Wusemold
Eno
Aid
Bio
Émeryilenenen
Lis Wal
Heerth
Aly Iy
Liebig Company
Lisbig
Jada von Linbig
Kia
Lacbig
Licbig
Berouay
Dinnefords
RVPAC
Onda
Dinnepord
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