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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
4
The listing features Fis and New Tates varieties alongside Kew Tones and New Currants. Other items include New Raisins New Lemon Moel Citron and Orange. Seasonal names Xmasthos Ning Cakes and Xmas Wudstings are advertised for children.
A jumble of business names and addresses from Melbourne includes Sam S. Bacley broker and architectural firm Clegg Miller Cain, plus Victoria Hotel builds and multiple race meetings. It lists events such as October 2 Horses enter paddocks and December nominations, with various carnival and racing days, and public notices from local offices.
A drowning death is reported off Brighton on a Tuesday night as Mee Geer Adame laps son, in law of Lawrence the postmaster at Hamilton, perishes while fishing with companions near Port Melbourne. The incident involved a launched yacht and a rescue attempt, with inquiries and morgue arrival proceeding early Wednesday.
The Prime Minister notes that once the imperial wireless network is finished, messages to Australasia and the United Kingdom may be sent at two shillings per word. Wireless offers faster long distance transmittals than cable, with another station planned at Hunt. A conference may push toward an imperial cable linking Canada to Britain.
London reports on Balkan negotiations involving Constantinople and the Balkan League. Turks resist disintegration of the alliance while powers debate terms. Vienna notes Turkish vitality after Chataldin, with France and Britain pressing Greece toward settlement. signs hint at Greece possibly joining a peace accord in London discussions.
A fragmentary report from UCRTTINGE on a Monday to Wednesday battle details a long pitched engagement under heavy rain. Artillery and machine guns fire intensified as both sides fought for terrain, with tanks and infantry clashing and causing significant damage and panic among troops.
Fragmentary telegraph notes claim Turkish adversaries push for a secure armistice while reporting renewed strain between Serbia and Bulgaria and possible Austrian intervention. The text reflects confusion and fear of broader Balkan involvement amid unrest.
In London reports indicate promoter agents arranging a bout between Wells and Johneen with a June match planned for 25000 pounds. Wells claims to urge Amerton rights as negotiations continue amid the boxing theater.
A report notes Mr Thurassm of the Canada Commons criticizes French Canadians as a barrier to assimilation, arguing that American influence is hindered by the prevalence of the French language and its use in public life. The piece reflects tensions over national identity and language policy.
Athens dispatch states Allies continue talks to secure a peace term. It notes a clash at Serres between Tihewrlana and Gteke with casualties and recalls maintained friendly ties among Allied powers.
Word spreads in official circles about a proposal granting government authority to declare a moratorium on payments affecting savings banks in Golicle province. The announcement caused nervousness and market jitters as details remained unclear.
In Monthreal era chaos on the Vorcuping goldfields three- dates died as strikers attacked a train carrying strike-breakers. Police have been dispatched to the scene to restore order and investigate the incident.
Reports describe a bombardment by firioga forces at Adrian ole wet ket ob fren el o'etock with Charka Pina ha, the Torkieh commander, vowing not to surrender. Amid the chaos, authorities say arrests were made near Lembers as tensions rise over the Talwattiomons and Gath event near VIENNA.
A man sustaining injuries in a doorway incident near Yaery remains uncertain if he will recover use of his limbs. Police continue to investigate the circumstances of the event.
In the Western Australian Legislative Assembly the Ivermier introduced the second reading of a land tax bill. It proposes a broader levy without exemption and would apply to conventional purchase beds and related church properties.
A garbled foreign page complains of rising tensions between Russia and Germany. The piece calls for prudence and seeks withdrawal of funds from German banks amid bleak prospects and diplomatic strain.
The report discusses Austria and Germany facing a potential rupture amid diplomatic friction over the Prochaska affair. Berlin and Vienna exchange notes while warnings about unprepared forces and the impact of sudden political strain are voiced by observers including Lord Lansdowne at Alexandra Palace.
Forecast from official source calls for an unsettled start with northerly winds and frequent thunder. By noon a shift to light southwest winds brings rain to areas south of the ranges.
Thursday Morey Parton a four traveller from Maryaville was admitted to the hospital after a motorcycle collision with a lorry on Heveonmnfield Parade. He is expected to recover.
In Melbourne on Thursday a young woman named Olly Tre comib faced claims she threw vitrind blocks at Hevhen Mier as part of a disturbance. The proceedings tied to the incident began with authorities pressing for details.
Wire from Melbourne reports a Corrspondent Walter Thompson states a gaming house in Chapel Street South Yarra was fined with costs. The market news lists daily quota prices for wheat oats potatoes and dairy with varied readings and notes demand and supply effects on prices.
In Constantinople on Thursday the armistice aftermath drew polite exchanges among delegates. The Bulgarian general Ravoll congratulated Turkish commander in chief Nasi Pasha on the Turkish advance and chivalrous foes. The Greek government urged Allies to accelerate measures aiding the Balkan League with full mobilization of resources.
The readable fragments describe a debate over amendments and pay, referencing divisions in the Lords and a Chettenham event. Names and clear actions are obscured by errors, making concrete facts hard to extract.
London reports show MPs debating the timing of accepting warship gifts and their effect on UK people. Churchill announced an immediate naval personnel increase after six years of service including enlistment pay and raised rates for sailors and officers.
Sir John Simeon said the government would press the suffrage bill if the Commons deliberate to amend it. Reports from London describe political difficulty and unclear prospects as ministers weigh the bill’s fate amid contested measures.
An Australian immigration report notes a steady flow of migrants to Canada and Australia, with growing concern over emigration trends. The piece discusses demographic shifts, government responses, and potential impacts on labor and population.
Fragmentary telegrams describe outbreaks of foot and mouth disease in Ireland with depots reporting cases and government officials promising measures similar to those abroad. Other items note London wool sales, penny postage gains, and a Melbourne inquest into a drunken party tragedy.
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