Tariff settlement hailed as firm step for Australian federation
After seven months to frame and eleven more to settle the tariff the federation gains a stable basis for commercial life. It represents a middle course between protection and free trade, aims to fund federation needs and foster native industries, with expected future modifications as needed. Both federal houses are praised for their compromise and absence of rupture.
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Federation
Australia
Hauser
Elections in Victoria Stir Interest Across States
The looming Victorian elections draw attention from this and other states as critics fault the prolonged stalemate and resist reform. Political figures from all camps face pressure to enact retrenchment measures despite their secure positions.
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Thia
Victoria
Victorian reform plan tests support in tense state election
The article notes Premier Irvine facing a House clamor over retrenchment and reform as a reform platform gains attention. It observes Cabinet push for economical policy amid political maneuvering and suggests the Victorian vote will reveal whether reform measures meet public approval and influence federal matters.
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Irvine
Reform
Victoria
Weather Woes and Snowy Interlude Then Springlike Quiet
A week of varied weather reports includes dry spells, hazy days with dust, cold snow on Saturday, and a heavy snow and sleet Sunday evening. The late cold week gives way to a quiet, springlike Monday and Tuesday. In total 52 points were recorded, benefiting crops.
Homebush Sale Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
At Homebush Monday 10 000 sheep penned with weaker values overall except prime lines. Prime merino wethers to 238 with good 178 6d and medium 128 6d. 400 cattle yarded, market up 10s per head. Prime bulls to 19 10s, extra prime 24, odd beasts to 32 10s. best beef now 58 68 per 100 pounds.
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Homebush
N.A
Religious Services Schedule by Church Groups
The notice lists Church of England and Roman Catholic service times across multiple locations. It notes St Mathews Day observances at Puddledock Black Mountain Guyra with morning and afternoon sessions and Thursday and Friday gatherings at Booralong and Puddledock. Roman Catholic Masa is scheduled on the fourth Sunday monthly at 10.30 a.m.
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Church OF England
Puddledock
Black Mountain
Guyra
Booralong
Williams
Masa
Australia at 70 for 1 after Players innings
In the match Australia trails the Players who were all out for 356. Saunders and Noble were the top bowlers for the Players. Australia openers Gregory out for 22, Tromper not out 6 as Gregory is run out.
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Australia
Saunders
Noble
Gregory
Tromper
Boers Hear Cronje Call for Surrender
General Cronje states in a letter that the Boers must resign to surrender though with bitterness in their souls. The remark signals a grim stance amid the ongoing crisis and pressure on Boer forces.
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Cronje
Premier moves to repeal martial law in Cape Colony
The Premier of Cape Colony plans to advise the repeal of martial law soon, signaling potential restoration of civil governance.
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Cape Colony
Steamer Zewick Wrecked in North Sea Gale Toll Rises
Heavy gales swept the North Sea causing wrecks and loss of life. The steamer Zewick foundered at Firth of Forth with the captain and ten crew drowned. Nine fishing vessels were also lost, totaling fifty lives.
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North Sea
Zewick
Firth Forth
British Generosity Tied to Boer Loyalty Warned
Mr Chamber reportedly told General Botha that Britain would be generous only if the Boers showed loyalty. The remark frames a threshold of cooperation impacting postwar policy and regional governance.
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Chamber
Botha
Opposition Leader to resign over ill health
The article reports Mr Lee announcing his immediate resignation from opposition leadership due to ill health. A successor is due to be appointed tomorrow, with Mr Carruthers strongly favored and Mr Ashton having declined prior consideration.
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Lee
Mr Carruthers
Select Committee Opens Inquiry in Sydney on Bonus Bill
The Federal select Parliamentary Committee began an inquiry in Sydney into the Bonus Bill affecting the iron industry. The proceedings focus on policy implications and industry impact as representatives scrutinize proposed incentives.
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Federal Select Parliamentary Committee
Sydney
Iron Industry
Premier Threats Raise Military Lock at Dawe's Point
Sir W Lyne threatens to deploy federal troops to enforce a claim on Dawe's Point while the Premier vows to deploy police to arrest challengers.
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Sir W. Lyne
Dawe's Point
Open Verdict in Rankin Inquest Concluded
The Rankin inquest ended with an open verdict after a jury trial. No definite finding was returned, leaving questions about the circumstances unresolved.
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Rankin
Municipal Association Opens Annual Six Session
The Municipal Association opened its annual six session yesterday with the Mayor greeting delegates. The Premier was not present and sent sympathy to municipal workers.
Sydney Produce Markets Quotation Summary
Wheat 4a 194d to ba per bushel Flour 9 15s to 10s per ton Chaff 6 to 6 10s per ton Oaten hay 10 1s to 10 per ton Potatoes 7 per ton
Weather, contracts, and trials in early September era
A miscellany reports spring warmth in New England and snow unlikely for September. G Wilson won a courthouse painting contract. Citrus, gauge readings, and drought news mix with a Ven Rosa death at Armidale and a Carlton protest upheld with a replay on 24 September. Course notes mention public service exams and a dentist visiting Guyra offering tooth preservation guarantees.
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New England
G. Wilson
South Australia
Leggo
Wragge
Archdeacon Rosa
Armidale
Carlton
Wej
Curtis
Guyra Hotel
J. T. McGovern
W. M. Stevenson
Snow and rain boost grass growth in Sandy Creek notes
A correspondent reports snow and rain in Sandy Creek improving pasture. Sheep fare fairly well but large stock may struggle for a Pim weeks. A grand ball is planned at Boorolong on Friday to support a good cause. The Brashy Creek School teacher vacancy sparks questions from parents. Guyra Cricket Association to meet next Saturday and urges a good wicket at North End Park for the season.
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South Africa
Tambo
Hobart
Sydney
Queensland
Far West
North-West
Public Service Board
J.W. Olliman
Rk. C. Simpson
Armidale
Guyra Fortnighly
Simpson
Starr's Royal Hotel
Boorolong
Sid
Mount Kembla
Ores
Brashy Creek School
Guyra Cricket Association
North End Park
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