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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
4
A garbled 19th century style catalog item lists various boys clothing items in broken phrases. Mentions trousers, coats, tweed, and suit listings with unclear measurements and prices. Ends with a prompt to view more of the listing and notes quality of coats.
A 15th century style critique of Mr Watt's handling of ministry changes and boundary reforms. The piece argues his obstinacy damaged the government’s reputation and laments rising liberalism, cost of legislation, and dissatisfaction with redistribution plans amid popular opposition to electoral boundary shifts.
A parliamentary column criticizes a country party leader for focusing on metropolitan issues, accusing him of neglecting rural constituents. The piece notes loyalty to provincial backers and questions the expense of a potential Labour government, implying broader political consequences.
Htems of Aletos reports that public examinations for Hunt of the Iness candidates have concluded for centor public. Friday saw junior candidates examined in drawing with thirteen for Latin and geometry to follow on Monday. The venue is the Frestyterian school hall.
A special train to Warrnambool will depart Hamilton at 9 am with stops en route, returning by 9:52 pm for Warrnambool passengers, while a Coleraine sale of sheep and cattle hosted by Mears, Young Iron includes 2000 sheep and 250 cattle under urgent sale terms. Death notices honor Mr H Wilkes of Abagaira Parade, describing his life, band service, and family.
A long notice lists the forthcoming sale actions by Dentye Lagcelles Ltd and partners including T. H. Laddlaw Co and others, detailing the Beott's Hotel Melbourne sale of Yarram Park estates, and mentions nearby properties in Penahara Woodhouse district. It references notable buyers and property improvements, with surrounding civic notices and forthcoming church and community events.
A new Labour government is formed in Melbourne led by an expected Premier and Treasurer with ministers named across key portfolios including Mines Labour Education Lands and Railways. An outside appointment may resolve the Attorney General position as the Opposition promises scrutiny led by Sir A Peacock.
Mr Watt knows the Lieutenant Governor and presented a ministry nomination. Mr Fimelie was asked to attend. Mr Bimelie held a party meeting this evening and declined to reveal talks, but is understood to aim at forming a government.
In Wellington a wan femed Sompl associated with the Latour Federation was bound over in two sureties of £400 to keep the peace for a year. Another bound over in similar terms. New Auckland rejected eleven strikers and blackballed nine others. In Sydney unions press for arbitration and police attendance to ensure firm action against intimidation. Messages to Mr Massey and Sir Joseph Ward urge employers to accept arbitration.
Melbourne market report from Collins Howse bills shows Buyeres and Sellers across lines such as Tramwaye Buyere, Zinc Buyera, North Brokes Buyeres, Hampden Buyerea, Mount Cuthbert Buyere, Calhcart Central Buyeres, Lane Lotan Buyere, Lang Loran North Buyera, and Lorag South Buyere. Prices are given per item with listed sellers and buyers across multiple districts.
Mrs Lea Forbes describes her son Jack suffering severe diarrhoea for a fortnight. Her husband bought Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and within a day he was completely cured.
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