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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 24, 1911

Page

4

Credit Foncier Loans On Farms At Low Rates

Public notice details farm loans from Credit Foncier at 0 to 4 percent interest and up to 14 percent principal reduction. Loans on freehold or crown leasehold with potential freehold at any time. No mortgage debt charge. Payable on deathless terms via post office or Savings Bank forms. Funeral notice for Varnellas Foley aged 74 to Coleraine Cemetery.

Inspector-General of Savings A Market Street Melbourne Foley Coleraine Eliza Varnellas Foley

Municipal ratepayers and wealth in Victorian boroughs

The Government statistical office reports Hamilton leads Victoria in rateable property value and number of ratepayers. It lists top boroughs by value, notes Warrnambool lags in value, and says Hamilton surpasses others in rateable property and revenue. It also notes the charitable rate proposal and warns of council control by nonpaying figures.

Hamilton Victoria Warrsambool Comparizon Castlemains Maryborough Hias Wankaratta Wangaratta Manlysia Wanatts Cantlanning Ime Horeham Kort Port Fairy Echney Queenmelis Ararat Daylesford Creswick Arnaud Portland Buningong Rutherglen Stawell Cratemaine Eehoea Horsham Cme Walhalla MTT

Hamilton Polls Open Amid Local Elections And Obituary Notes

Municipal elections open across the shires from 8 to 4 with candidates for east and west ridings in Portland shire. Coleraine records the death of Mrs Eliza Foley aged about ninety, long resident, survived by three daughters and several sons. funeral arrangements follow.

Koto Hamiltom Messrs Joby Simoith A. L Officer Foe Redinga Portland Poe Foley Coleraine Eliza Foley Cornelina Foley Coleraine Hotel Fecenem W N. Dolman Uideraine Con Rownty Pimersot Ireland Wood Tasmania Ifi Oaleraine Mount Kornite Station George Young Wearn Sandford Mr. Dolemen Brtalac Jobo Foley Herrew Thommen Ferry Hemilton Birnhope Edemhope S Messrs. A. Miller Coy Mra W. A. M'Donald Mossre Ft. Johnson John Foley Father O'Brien Cuenrel

President's Veto on Democratic Measure Stuns Congress

Washington dispatch reports the president vetoed the Cotton Bill amid Democratic measure opposition. The move shapes tariff policy on cotton imports and unsettles lawmakers as party lines harden.

Washington

Two Workmen Die in Plant Hydrogen Tube Explosion

Paris Turigny reports two workers at the Meodow plant were killed when a hydrogen-filled tube exploded and caused a fatal accident. Officials investigate cause and safety measures.

Paris Tursiny

Railway strike and royal commission condemnations discussed

The royal commission on the railway strike, chaired by Sir David Hargreaves, condemns the government’s handling and debates protecting workers and the food and transport supply. Labour members and officials stress the need to start fair settlement and to uphold liberty while avoiding force. The commission plans September and October sessions to determine responsibility and remedy.

Londos Usd Aayuttte Marin Wen Eee Hardie Jayor Royal Commission Bart Fonds Count Haldane Hat

North-Eastern Company Opens Applications for Permanent View

The North Eastern Company invites applications for the permanent view amid tensions as Swansea railway works and docks face disruptions. Dockyard workers resume duties while artisans and engineers monitor the situation closely.

North-Eastern Company Tinkers Swansea Liverpool Linenert

Unclear fragment from London Wednesday report

Fragmentary text mentions London on Wednesday and a possible connection to a war event. Readable details are too sparse to identify people, places, or outcomes.

Labour Objections to Railway Commission Representation

The railway icenife commission held its first meeting today. Durham railway men protested last night against the commission's essence and against further Labour representation.

Durhats

Trader Hall Wants Melbourne Meeting On Unions Power

Mr Wott warned that unions should not dominate factories while urging acceptance of wage boards. He urged keeping metropolitan and country issues separate, opposed fixed weekly hours, and promised investigation into sweating, outwork, and related statements.

Melbourne Wott

Coal Trade Turmoil Spurs Worker Mobilization

Amid a downturn in Lomion's coal industry, workers in the fort convene to discuss actions, with leadership from local traders and shopkeepers signaling possible strikes and demands for better wages and conditions.

Lomion

Railway Sought by Committee in Melbourne

Wire from Gor Correspondent reports Melbourne officials discuss railway plans from Guibilord to Ceelode Vic Hallan. The committee will consider the project and determine next steps for approval.

Gor Melhourne Weda Mr. Leon Guibilord Ceelode Vic Hallan

Shipowners committee stalls dockside wage talks

The shipowners committee Livergoat Rave rejected a portside wage proposal at docks and at Fekawht Company amid a groan of negotiations. The Labour movement from Manchester calls for rate hikes and a carters strike, with broad industry concerns voiced at a conference.

Pi Af Wort Fekawht Brehike Po Nates Manchester Carters

Dental Gold Charged with Receiving in Melbourne

A fragmentary Melbourne report notes a general charge of receiving and a postponed case related to a beverage product described as Teourvite's Corny. The text discusses purity, health claims, and the perceived quality of the liquid food.

Bouroville Ita Narour Australia

Untitled fragment from London union sympathy report

Fragmentary London report notes a march or event in sympathy with a strike or protest. The readable items mention Bren at Ldver, a union, and damaged wording about observers and a truck. No clear names or dates are readable.

London Bren

Riots spread across South Wales centers injuring dozens

Reports from London and Wales describe anti Jewish rioting at Tredegar, Ebbw Vale, and surrounding towns. Thirty injured, military called, streets cleared, trade disrupted, and evictions blamed on Jewish landlords as violence and arson spread to railways and public houses.

London Tredegar Lomentarilns Dows Loston Wemesday Kobnvale Monmouthshire Barengin van Cudin Cwm Treleer Ebbwvale Arec Avetem Ttin Pottert Preble Trehear Rintera Atamipeden Wales Doviin Asvem

Dublin Riots and Police Attack Report

Disorder erupts in Dublin as rioters attack businesses and clash with police. Shots fired. constable injured. authorities contend hooligans exploited the unrest while workers strike for higher wages across the city.

Publin Tuemiay Bome Wenmiinen Ofriking Waboya Ema Fea Seliquinly

English Cr Crick Team Criticism Be Warner

A garbled London article discusses criticism of the English cricket team and mentions Warner and selection for captaincy. It references statements from Garett and opinions on leadership and Australian tour plans amid unclear details.

English CR Warner

Tennis Championship in London Hints at Resignation

A. F. Wilding of New Zealand, holder of the world tennis title, writes in Fry's Magazine urging changes to the England championship system and signaling possible resignation if reforms are not made.

London A. F. Wilding New Zealand Fry England Wilding

Dream of Immigrants Sent to Australia

Mr. Grey Hunter of the New South Wales tourist department was viewed by a newspaper representative yesterday. He said Australia’s government is prioritizing immigrants, noting shipping facilities are taxed to the limit as the nation aims to attract settlers.

Lusdun Wednemday Grey Hunter New Bouth Wales Tourist Department Wna Australi Australia

Boxing: Burke Brats Fake Victory in Ten Rounds

In New York on a Wednesday at the Twentieth Century venue, Darke of Brooklyn defeated Hilly Fiaphe to claim the middleweight title in ten rounds. Burke reportedly remained unbroken after the bout. Biscuit makers plan to resume work pending wage settlement discussions.

Lands Mooralle Keniworth Brrambil Kenilworth Baturdey New York Baller' Darke Brooklyn Hilly’ Fiaphe Burke Dundun

Fifestira Captain Reports Encounter at Sea

London Tuesday night the captain reports a native vessel attacked by eight boats carrying occupants in Donsing Veneel. No further details given about casualties or outcomes.

London Fifestira Donsing Veneel

Stolen Leonardo Da Vinci Panel Incident Report

A famed Da Vinci work titled Lapocombe, described as one of the world’s most famous pit brakes, was reported stolen from LiuvTe. The loss is being investigated, with authorities noting the painting’s high notoriety among collectors.

Faria Leonards da Vinci Lapocombe LiuvTe

General Cable News Briefs From London and Beyond

Reports from London and other cities detail political unrest and weather impacts. Weather and flood risks rise in Meath, Ireland while drought threatens broader famine in certain areas. A British barque Arethusa is reported wrecked off Emelank with casualties. Antwerp hosts a congress of Esperantists as European tensions surface.

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