Credit Foncier Loans of Faris Offered in Melbourne
Loans of 50 to 200 pounds offered at 4 percent interest with principal redemptions at 1 percent. Freehold option on Crown Lands with balance of Crown Rents due. No mortgage charge. Loans repayable on half yearly payments with potential early payoff options. Applications to Post Office or Service Bank or via Inspector General of Service Banks Melbourne. Agent noted as Graham.
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Muntham
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Road Building Through the Ages and Modern Practice
The article argues for permanent road construction over yearly relaying. It cites Roman methods with deep foundations and layered masonry as a model, contrasting them with modern “mechanical” progress. It laments current maintenance costs and urges adopting durable, scientifically devised road-building techniques.
Regular school attendance urged to aid youth and nation
A paper circulated by a Victoria education group warns that daily school attendance builds character and prevents the restlessness of irregular schooling. It argues every child has the right to daily schooling and that missing days harms both pupil and class progress, urging firm routines and parental commitment.
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Poeter Lion Gazette
Victoria
Flere
Strang
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Road Reform Proposal Aimed at Saving Borough Funds
The mayor argues for a cheap durable macadamised road method to cut maintenance costs. He urges testing the process in Gray street to prove its value before a wider rollout, promising reduced municipal confusion and long term financial relief if successful.
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Howeer
Lemet
Reagan
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Preferential Voting Debate Resumes in Melbourne Assembly
Wire from Melbourne reports the Legislative Assembly hearing the Preferential Voting Bill. Boonbell backs the bill as a remedy to current system defects while Watt notes Education Minister’s forthcoming statement. Gordon newly elected member for Warange chaired the session as Awimburee supports the bill and others oppose. Government expected to win by two votes.
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Watt
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Warange
Awimburee
Markey
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Farrer
A. Weacock
State Parliament Mines Development Bill in Legislative Council
In the Legislative Council the second reading of the Mines Development Bill was posted after Mr Whee complained of harassment of capitalists by the Mining Department. The House adjourned for a fortnight following debate on related bills and public concerns.
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Precautionary cholera measures in Verti Fare
In Verti Fare and nearby towns relief workers and the military coordinate limited quarantines and inspection steps to curb cholera spread. Citizens are advised to stay indoors and report symptoms immediately to local authorities.
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Portuguese Intervention Loots London Steamer Detained
Fragmentary report notes authorities in Barrow detaining a steamer loaded with munitions of war tied to royalist factions. Portuguese minister in London reportedly asserts the equipment is connected to conspiratorial plans.
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Barrow
Leomdon
Mordced Situation Draws Franco German Agreement
Fragmented OCR text discusses Franco-German agreement and wartime tensions. Mentions English attacks and British stance amid negotiations. Records indicate concerns over retreat and confrontation, with likely references to Paris and Berlin diplomacy.
Anti German Articles Denied by Berlin Correspondent
Berlin reporter rejects responsibility for anti German pieces on the Morocco question. The British envoy to Vienna declines authorship and distances himself from the disputed articles.
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Monlay
Viennus
Alleged German Spy Operations at Plymouth
A German youth near Plymouth, about 20, charged with spying, allegedly acted to learn Allied port and telegraph details. He reportedly befriended locals and forwarded information to the German government.
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Man Hoharis
Telchelen
Tain
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Bel
Trap Laid as Spy Network Unveiled in Court
An intricate spy case reveals two men extracting information through questions about ocean conditions and British operations. Evidence shows a wave of letters dated in court linking the defendants to plans and a scheme to obtain valuable information from officials. The last correspondence suggests a termination of the arrangement with the men.
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Tony
Ve Mariner
National Strike Board Proposal Stressed by Williams
London testimony before the royal commission shows Mr. Williams of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants urging a national strike arbitration board. He argues for an independent body unlinked to employers to handle wage and dispute cases, with separate provincial boards to ensure fairness.
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FURTHER INCITEMENT REPORTS LOUDLY IGNITED
A clipped, fragmentary note describes incitement and a cold strike urging action. The text mentions a section at Boutales with insied manifests pushing for bold moves at an opportune time to seize a minimum wheo.
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Abandoned Sports Amid Riot Riot Forces Event Cancellation
In a chaotic scene described by officials, sports events were halted as committees blamed a clerk for dereliction and a porter for striking, leading to the cancellation of the stake competition and related contests.
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Liverpool Docks Secure After Prolonged Quiet Strike
After a period of disruption the Liverpool dock area returns to normal as security Is restored and crane operations resume. Workers and managers report resumed shifts and routine logistics across the port and surrounding facilities.
Vittorian Premier John Murray delays Australia CANON LONG APPOINT EN
Reported in London on Tuesday by Reliter's Telegram the Vittorian Premier John Murray will wait for Australia Friday next. Nearby dispatches from Sydney mention Vivon Merrick Lame and Bishop of Mathunnt in unclear context.
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