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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
3
A brief tally of events unsettles Lan ty as a keen observer notes wary signs. Wily figures appear in the margins, prompting officials to inspect markets and paths for hidden threats. Citizens remain watchful as small surpluses buoy confidence amid ongoing concerns.
A 15 year old boy, Tyewtay Rehard Cough, died after an operation that followed a botched initial treatment at Adelaide hospital. Witnesses allege improper care by Dr Hilda Florey led to a fatal intestinal complication and improper handling of hospital rules. The coroner found no fault with the doctor’s actions and blamed systemic administrative issues.
A Melbourne correspondent reports Celia Capeneas, aged 3, died after falling from a back window on the third floor of Oxford Chambers, Bourke Street, where she lived with her husband. She received multiple injuries and died soon after. The husband habitually locked the bedroom door, but on this night he forgot to lock it, allowing access that led to the tragedy.
Melbourne correspondent reports traveler C Trescy demonstrated a thumb tying trick at Onera House, challenging De Bere to donate £60 to charity. He promises more tricks by De Biers and is slated to appear at Best Goods Club smoke room on Thursday.
A masked and armed burglar appeared at the residence of Mr. Geo. Lovell in North Ryde last night, frightening Mrs. Lovell and her children into unconsciousness. The intruder took £90 and a cash box before making an escape. no arrest has been made yet.
A fire in Adelaide at the Nathomel Incandescent Mantle Co on Grote Street burned interiors and part of the roof within fifteen minutes. Damage estimated at £1000. In Sydney, Speaker Willis hinted at retirement from the Speaker whip during an Australian Natives Association event in King's Hall. Arbitration Court case opens with builders and labourers nationwide cited.
Andrew Steffenson, a chauffeur in Melbourne, was fined with costs for being drunk while in charge of a motor car, according to a wire from our correspondent.
Casterton correspondent reports Wemven’s Christian Temperance Union reform efforts to reestablish a local branch after ten years. Meetings at the Presbyterian hall featured Rev. Karl Forth and Rev. W. B. Lamenter with Miss George delivering a keynote address urging agitation, legislation, and co operation to strengthen homes and youth. An unrelated death of three year old Margaret Wilkinson occurred at Wilkin after a brief illness from eating erapea. funeral held at Casterton cemetery with burial service by Karl Voraler. The head teacher at Casterton State School found a letter from Len Hopetoun dated May thanking pupils for their welcome to his visit to the state.
A Victorian land board hearing reveals residents balk at eight months per year residence required for Crown grants under the Close Settlements Act. Eleven claimants from Macarthur test the clause, with testimony questioning section 69 and the long lease terms. Delegates report confusion over permanent residence and the impact on land values as the commission moves to Cheraton for further sittings.
Tasmanian notes describe cattle prices and demand at Ballarat sales. Prime cattle and sheep traded steadily with strong activity, buyers present, and values rising on multiple lots. Prices ranged with bulls and muttons showing gains while small lots moved slowly. buyers sought prime quality but overall sentiment remained cautious.
A Saturday concert in Condah’s Mechanics’ Hall attracted a large audience at St Thomas Anglican Church. Rev Mr Williams noted several gentlemen failed to attend, while Bleu Swieger quickly became a favorite with the audience. Misses Sivan of Hamilton and singers Mrs Sloan and Miss Broadley contributed notably, with violin and piano accompaniment. The Hall’s decorations and the performers’ skill drew praise from the vestry and guests.
The product Wolfe's Schnapps is advertised with tonic properties said to keep the system free from many prevailing ailments. The claim highlights its health benefits and suggests use as a preventive remedy in everyday life.
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