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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR summary notes begin term at Alexandra College for Girls with mentions of principal duties at home and after February. Prospectus on application. The text includes scattered references to exams, show events, and family notes with unclear names and dates.
A damaged OCR fragment references a 19th century criminal notice with unclear names and actions. The garbled text mentions a warning or promise, a Marquis or crown, and mentions prevention and grants though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local court or official notice mentions Bundon Tuner and a name like KiNIPA with scattered words about a fine, linen, and marrow. The readable bits hint at a legal or municipal record despite garbled context.
Fragmentary note reports a London controversy over wheat, referencing intervention and possible trade actions. The readable text mentions wheat, a stoppage or reform, and international influence on pricing, with unclear dates or players. The item reads as a chaotic OCR fragment from a domestic or international trade brief.
A garbled report from a Reuters correspondent notes unrest in South Africa centered near Loxton as government leaders face opposition. Kemp and Marits are referenced amid failing control, with unclear details about duties and factions.
Melbourne reports on wheat and flour stocks influencing policy as officials discuss government stockpiles and price controls. Prime figures reference 400 000 bushels and a plan to curb imports amid unemployment concerns, with calls to retrench food subsidies and secure supplies for the country.
The government plans imperial conferences this year following a dispute between the commonwealth and imperial authorities. Officials say the meetings aim to resolve tensions and advance cooperation across realms.
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