Farewell to Rev J W Grove at Hamilton church
A farewell meeting at the Metha dist Church last night honored Rev J W Grove and Mrs Grove on their departure from Hamilton. Speakers praised his leadership and the Sunday school work he led, and wished him God speed in his new field with prayers and applause from the congregation.
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J. W. Grove
Grove
Hmiston
Walter Addinsall
Ax Engeniser
Mr. Grove
Ameelf
BR. Whitford
Hamilton
J. Payn Lewis
J. W. Thomas
Gothine
Mr. Grove Agai
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cHe
Berry
Funday School
Ines
Ines They Were Sustaining Through Mr. Grove
Bo Wright
Eircoit
Stove
Grave
G. &. Garton Moornhaysos
Wara
Greco Coleraine
Rec
J. Westocott
Archdeacon Harris
Mike
Walcome
England
Lesaing
Siare
Hiamiltoo
Hit
Remitton
Chay
Cielle
Crewe
Adelaide Stock Market Report Reflects Steady Demand
Adelaide market notes 770 cattle sold with buyers from Victoria. Prices for quality cattle rise to 28s 1d per 100 lb, premium bulls at 216, 18 for sows, trade steady though exporters show stronger fats demand. Lambs at 170 pence, 3500 sheep and lambs sold, calves firm with satisfactory values.
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Adelaide
Mesari
Smith
Ooree
Victoria
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Ettro
Miners Deputation Seeks Royal Commission in Melbourne
A delegation from the Amalgamated Miners Association and Engine Drivers' Association urged the Minister of Mines to probe with a Royal Commission. The minister rejected a rover commission but favored a sanatorium and promised Mines Bill changes to curb mining rounds and ensure wages are paid even if machinery is mortgaged to the Government.
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Melbourne
Amalgamated Miners’ Association
Enginedrivers’ Association
Rover
Clarice Shay Remanded After Fitzroy Explosion Hearing
Clarice Shay, charged with arson, appeared at the City Court over the Brunswick street explosion in Fitzroy and was remanded to Fitzroy on Wednesday.
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Melbourne
Clarice Shay
Brunawick Street
Fitzroy
Committal for Murder in Melbourne Court
Proceedings in Melbourne outline the committal for murder of Ernest Bishop at Bowenwick on March 7. A verdict of wilful murder was returned against the accused, with remand for trial.
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Melbourne
Ernest Bishop
Bronewick
Agaliot" Ick Rey
Wanho n Election Tour Shows Liberal Support
Mr. Cooke's tour through Wanho n and nearby towns drew large attentive crowds. Voters indicated strong support for the Liberal candidate and policy, with Mr Dergheias and others also backing Cooke, while some Labour voters pledged to back Cooke against Mr. M'Dougall.
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Tursday
Winter Cooke
Carapook
Etrathdownle
Carterton Wies
Cocka
M'Dougall
Robinson
Labour
Cooke
Election notes in Bendigo rally turn rowdy as youths heckle Trenwith
At a Bendigo address on Tuesday Senator Trenwith faced interruptions from a gang of youths in the gallery who chanted and tried to drown him out. He warned opposition and vowed to defeat them on the 12th amid loud cheers and counterchants from the crowd.
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Hls
Bendigo
Bennator Trenwith
Labour
Trenwith
Vic
Lasbour
Labour’ Party
Tom
Australia
Geol
Gheers
Nationaligation Scheme Speech At Nontbento
Fragmentary report shows Mr. Deskin speaking on Tuesday about a national debt scheme. The notes mention viability despite audience doubts and references to Liebert and forge betes amid unclear context.
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Deskin
Nontbento
Audieness
Penshurst Mechanics Institute Committee Meeting Notes
The Penshurst Mechanics Institute committee met in the evening with President HN.J. ile in the chair. They discussed hall use for Fuller skating, billiard-table renovations, and payments of £7 8s 3d, plus appointing a life member, with arrangements for netting and renovation to be pursued.
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Penshurst
HN. J. Ile
J. Hi Calvert
Winter Cooke
Mesera, Allcoce and Co
Billard
Sweetnam
Hodgson
van Ape
Blackwood
Ritchie
Dnetituie
Hudpson
Madigan
Greig Agres
Teable
Ballot Paper Instructions For Electors In Victoria Australia
The notice explains how voters should mark the ballot paper by placing crosses opposite each candidate. It stresses voting for the full set of candidates to be elected and describes the process under the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1906. It references the State of Victoria and the election authorities.
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Taree Benator
Deats. Conmonwealth
Australia
Hetereneum
Victoria
Cory
Commonwealth OF Australia
State OF Victoria
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