Labor Party Secures Large Majority in Parliament
The Labor Party wins a commanding majority in both houses with 44 Laborites and 31 Liberals in the House of Representatives and 21 Senate seats for Labor, 15 for Liberals. Mr. Deakin resigns as Prime Minister and recommends Governor General to call Mr. Fisher to form a Ministry. The election turnout exceeds previous levels, signaling strong organization as the key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Memibers
Deine
Senate
House of Representatives
Laborites
Deakin
Fisher
Elections Move toward Liberal Labor Victory and Reform
The piece discusses the post election mood, noting the Labor Party holds a majority and can implement reforms with responsibility. It cites confidence from Liberal voices about the outcome and mentions British influence as a global gauge of future governance and responsibility for Mr Fisher and his colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Commonwealth
Deakin-Cook Party
Sealyee Ware
Local and General News and Public Notices
The notice outlines election costs for the Commonwealth at about £50,000 and reports land sales at Armidale with various stations listed. It includes veterinary and optical advertisements, a critique of political leaders and policies, and letters discussing protectionism, urban congestion, farm prices, and public works such as a North Guyra lock-up and a Telephone Exchange, urging local action and committee involvement.
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W J Lyne
Lowneman
Edwin Salier
Sydney
Melbourne
Berlin
Tokio
Japan
Kitchener
New York
London
Salter
Clario Wus Freetrade Parkes and
Reid
Hunter River Farmers and Consumers Co-Operative Company
Ting
Queensland
Wr. Salter
Guyra
Mr. Salter
United States of America
Germany
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
U.S.A
Holland
Youn
William Moore
North Guyra
Luis
Vane
Boca Progress Committee
Progress Committee
Election results show referendums rejected in multiple states
The latest counts indicate major parties and independents across South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania leading to the rejection of the proposed referendum. New South Wales stands as the sole state opposing the transfer of state debts according to the results.
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Mew
Bourh
Wales
New South Wales
Victoris
South Australia
Western Australia
Accidents and Injuries Reported Nearby
A series of local mishaps details Cregan riding a bucking horse injuring his arm and undergoing recovery, Mrs Beasley aged ninety three breaking her thigh after slipping in slippers, Alex Kirk sustaining a broken foot from a bareback fall, Dr Harris attending both men, and Mrs McKaskill from Llangothlin suffering a broken thigh with details scarce.
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Ack Cregan
Moredun
Mr. Cregan
Borss
J. Harris
Guyra
David Dawson
Harris
Llangothlin
Meeting on Church of England Society at St James Gayra
A small but representative gathering at St James Church Gayra on April 1 heard Mr Molesworth of the Bearstories of the Becicties speak on the aims and work of the Society. The address impressed attendees and a hearty vote of thanks was given to Mr McLenworth. A future admission service at 84 Jones’ Eben Street was announced for those seeking Society membership.
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Australia
Westing
J .B. Gimmore
J. Williams
Mclenworth
Jones
Eben
Eben S Cumber
Empire Day Plans At Ollera For Sports Event
Empire Day meeting at Ollera chaired by A Brevert decided to hold sports on Ollera Cricket Ground. Committee appointed with Major Everett and Dela. W Everett Cushman. Hill Treasurer. Welford Secretary. Wills assistant secretary and treasurers. Collectors named. next meeting set for Friday 201h at ipo. Good rain reported Monday night. oats in prospect good.
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Ollera
A. Brevert
Messrs Hill
D. Brewart
Josdeewart
Dalrymple
Freude
Moffist
Wellard
Ollera Crichet
Major Everett
Dela
Guyra Eyesight and Barraclough's Visit
A fragment discusses eyesight and the need for proper glasses, faulting old ideas of support and noting widespread vision impairment. It praises H. A. Barraclough, Lad. 896 George Street, Sydney, as a leading optician and mentions Stanr's Hotel and a future visit by him.
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H. A. Barbaclough
George Brrest
Sydney
Av Kaper
Stanr
Gutra Priiahies Iy
Ieee
Stray Melbourne Cup Talk and Hurse Racing Notes
Sporting News surveys a Melbourne Cup winner Lord Nean in strong form at Autumn meetings in Melbourne and Sydney. Observers discuss waning strength, potential weight in next Cup, and race outcomes. Mentions include rivals Malt Mary Daisy Obsia and The Climax with notes on form, challengers, and recent race impressions.
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Lord Nean
Melbourne
Sydney
Thas
Cured Gore Mystery Amidst Confused Water Ills
An unclear fragment describes a scene where expressions of healing contrast with a chaotic water setting. The text references Howard Smith and a sequence of events near a coast or shore amid a tangle of figures and a submerged area. The exact actions remain vague due to broken OCR.
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Howard Smith
Youthful Effect of Ginesis by H A Barraclough
Fragmentary OCR tease references H A Barraclough and a work titled Youthful Effect of Ginesis with garbled prose about ice and peajed forms.
Natural Nerves Healed by Clem ents Tonic
A letter from J. A. Burne of Palmerhurst Sydney praises Clem ents Tonic as a reliable remedy for nerves and health. He recounts decades of use in high responsibility banking roles and notes improved stamina, mental clarity, and balance while working with international banking firms.
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Muoceus
Ike Clements
Banking Authority
Clements Fonts Company
J. Ala Burne
Palmer-rirest
Sydney
Mysers
Drodsisc
Clements Tonle Promoted for Various Ailments
The advertisement claims Clements Tonle treats brain fog loss of appetite digestive issues and bladder pains among other conditions. It urges storekeepers and chemists to stock the remedy everywhere, with promotional phrases from the era.
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Wall
Rabbit Disease Reports and Local Resignations in 1910 Parish Proceedings
Correspondenes and notices detail rabbit liver rot reports near Armidale, inspections by J. A. Warner, and the Rabbit Inspector. Resignations include cealp re ceiver of L Rireard Dubbe P. Pf Board. discussions on stock themes, Guy Fawkes, and lease disputes in Clarke parish. Reports note weed control, rabbit population concerns, and potential eradication if disease persists.
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Guy Fakes
J. A. Warner
L Rireard Dubbe P. Pf
Betwees Berfail
Ct Larke
Guy Fawkes
Wes Going
Vic
T.O.R
Rabbit
Gay Fawkes
Webb
Armidale
Perth
Melntyre
Rogersen
Ginalais
Ucea
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Guvera
Glen Innes
Farmers, Graziers & Dealers
Burazs
Sky
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Truc i
A. S. MacKenzie
Froude
Church of England
Guyre
Church of
K. J. Merchant, ‘Clark In Charge
WM. Moore Gene
Netiffy
Geyra Giock
T. B
Polich
Belo
Fat Wock
Bo, Waddel & CO
Commercial Chambers
Beott Birest
ANTRD
T. K. Ole Seka Uure
J. T. Muir
J. M. Wrsox
Armidale Demtist
Pest
Argus Office
Churen Services
Masterwater
Tubbamerre
Guym
Bor, EB. J. Merchant, Brets H As
Ridevery
I. BL
Taylor Tuseday
Aprioth Guyra
MLB
Ghe Buyra Argus
Illgrove
R. m Sones & Tage
Woolbrook
P. Nie c. Carke
Valentians
Gagne
Bisck Mountain
J. EB Otteway
Cees
Wadengelag
Deskin
Visber
The
Viennese Optician
Visuness
Toei
Vth
Royal Hotel
Pam
Viabed
Astr Optical Celegra
York
Vieu
Berin
Dresden
British Optical Association
Baser
Teo
Gurr
Ee Labour Fees
Eenweniseneanien
Liberals
Asighasesee Huuserof
Labour
Enya
Independent
State OF
Partia
Tasmania
Residents J
James
Quyra
Barraclough
Sporting News
Coaterp
Hares
Ron J
Sbendard
Rubarben Mestings
Rosa Ailia
New England
Baron
Himealf
Lang
Ness
H. A Barraclough
Mien Innes Pastures Protestion Board
McAli
Price
J. R.A. McAlister
Chemiet
Utea
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