Boundary Dispute in South Australia Loses Appeal
The Privy Council upholds South Australia’s boundary dispute ruling. It finds the concession that the two southern contending parties claimed near the boundary line was not justified. Executives allegedly interfered in the boundary finalization and the Lieutenant Governor’s action in premissive terms is scrutinized.
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South Australia
London
Wade
Wren
South Avie Traiis
Preemmine
DMT
Early Election Predicted in British Politics
A Londons-voiced note suggests an early general election as a tactic by the ruling party to deter opposition. The text implies shifts aimed at taxing the wealthy and provoking broader political realignments, with broader implications for the Fleet and public funding.
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Loxton
Reported German coup roils France in Paris distress
A sensational and uncertain report from Berlin and Petersburg claims Kroppa is negotiating Pontilot engine workers in St. Petersburg. The influence on French artillery models and Rocessin government policies unsettles Paris, though details remain unconfirmed and French opinion restrained.
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Paris
Kroppa
Pontilot
St. Petersburg
Artilery Modela
Rocessin
Berlin
Peterabure
Murder in Beeks Case Still Unsolved After Voyage
Report outlines a baffling murder aboard a liner linked to London police inquiry. Officials trace a suspect from a Wolverhampton train and a dining ship menu amid tangled alibis. The case remains unsolved with no clear motive or suspect.
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Lonthin
Beeks
Treland Star Sea
Baurnmouth
Peter
Berke
Earl
London
Scotland Yard
Londen
Joe Tora
Teeke
Lieverel
Manche
Marche Tor
Wolver
New Era Airplane Devised by War Office
Fragmentary text describes a newly designed aeroplane or device by the War Office. It mentions details about speed and construction, with references to planning and possible testing. The readable parts are sparse and unclear.
The Governor Generalship Mentioned in Prep Plans
London reports on potential selection for the Governor Generalship with mentions of Lord Lie man and Chelreford as likely successors amid informal talks.
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London
Wednewlay
Sele
Chelreford
Lord Lieman
Commissioner Eva Booth's Death Claim in New York
The fragment references Eva Booth and a claim about the head of the Abavistiet Army in the United Atutea dying. It mentions Jide retorted and a connection to the fourth daughter and a General Lonth, but the text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
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New York
Cooml
Sion Fontaoth
Aabvistiet
United
Melbourne FI Produce Market Prices Report
Wire from our correspondent in Melbourne details early quotations for wheat and milling oats with prices and traders' notes. The report lists bids for wheat and different grains, including freight delivery terms and local wheat milling values.
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Melbourne
Parliament Debates Insurance for Rural Workers and Western Line Service
In Melbourne Legislative Assembly members debated a German amendment to cover fifty insurance for fortnightly rural industry workers. The session saw criticism of country railcarriage quality with Mr Bayles and Mr Pillson clashing over Western line service and Mr McKinnen defending Western progress as the chamber adjourned.
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Melbourne
Bayles
O A. A. Pillson
M'Kinnen
New South Wales Ministry Sworn In to Strengthen Government
The ministry in New South Wales was sworn in with Holman as Premier and Treasurer, Conn as Chief Secretary and Mines Minister, Hull as Attorney General and Justice Minister, Flowers as Vice-President of the Executive Council, and other ministers including Trefle Griffiths Carmichael Ashford Hoyle Betoll. The three new members aim to strengthen the cabinet. Parliament meets February 1h and will devote the session to refining administration and duties.
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Bydney
Holman
Conn
Hull
Justice
Flowers
Th Executive Council
Trefle
Landa
Griffiths
Carmichael
Ashford
Hoyle
Betoll
Festell
Cadford
Lindow Wheat Market Slows in Taunton Trade
Market reports from Taunton show a dull wheat market with subdued trading. Australian shipments are priced below the usual level, dampening activity at the riverfront exchange.
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Taunton
Thera Ley
Melbourne Forecast Mixed Skies For Friday With Light Showers
The correspondent reports Friday will see some clouds and a shower or two along the coast with strong westerly winds especially in the straits. Aforementioned conditions follow the official forecast for Friday with variable cloudiness and possible showers.
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Melbourne
Straits
Geelong Wool Sales Reports Firm Marketwide Demand
Geelong woolbrokers held their second sale of the series with strong attendance and broad competition. Buyers from the United Kingdom America and Continental markets dominated demand as prices remained firm with an upward tilt for merino and fleece wools. About twelve thousand bales were catalogued for the four selling firms and most lots were cleared, aided by high demand and a steady price outlook.
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Geelong
Mesgars, Omigcty and Co. Ltd
I Long
Geelong Soolbrokers
Wimmra
Uo Mallee
Ash Wo
Lennge
Laeceller
Tad
Ria
Ari
Carmichael
Abbey Mille
Murray Amd
Bers
Leeda
Gilencom
Akeper
Hellas
Mount Gambier Short News Roundup From Our Correspondent
Heat tops the season as thrashing and farming work continue in Mount Gambier district. Accidents at Glenge and a fire at the quarry injure Mr Carthew. Mr William Sima crashes from a vehicle and dies weeks later. Mr David Norman sen. dies aged in his sth year. Court cases include Mr Thomas Cooter Brown charged with fraud and forgery. A petrol motor cycle race to Port M'Donnell ends with Sinpaga first and Simpwan second. Pony racing notes report Coral’s death and Miss Mac’s demise from a leg kick.
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A.W
Ghavee
Alert Corlhew
Glentoe
Carthew
Glencoe Reccafiy
Wm. Sima
David Norman
Yohl
Hebert Lindsay
A Uy
Adelaide
Daghen
Mount Gammer
Clere
J. A. C. Newhould
Adelaide Court
J'arl Engebbrechs
Gertruda Halley
Chil Dutty
Mount Gambier
J. J. Heaver
Thomas Cooter Brown
South Eastern Drainage Works
Headport
Port M'Donnell
Sinipaga
M. Simpwan
Tantrvcola
Coral
A. Abeot
Mount Gambler
A. Bhaw
Milkiect
Miss Mac
J. M'battchiin
Millcent
Violin and Voice Tuition Reopens in Hamilton
Florence Hallam resumes tuition at 18a Florence Hallam, Ad.C.M. registered, offering violin singing and cello lessons. Miss Hallam is available for engagements with moderate terms. Location is Sirown Street, Hamilton.
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Florence Hallam
Ad.c.m
Leacer
Miss Hallam
Sirownstreet
Hamilton
Local Advertised Smithing Services and Harvester Agent
An old notice touts supply of modern craftsmanship with up to date work, offering Regoms, Gigs, Hping Carta, and serials. It lists as agent for Maal Harvester Company and Wis ete Menor, plus blacksmithing services.
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Mat Cuncan
Poe Aeld
Loterse Maal Harvester
Wisete Menor
Amd
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ERMY
THI WA
Lintin
Wena
Cihuly Mall
Pete Bane
Eva Booth
Petitors
Ped Bien Bone Fire Kg
Abe Tony Phe
Ieee
Emi
Belie
State Parliament
Legislative Assembly
New South Wales
Bratony
Tremier
Welness
Lindow
Weather Forecast
John Thomson & CO
Gray-street
White's
Gouda
Wall Piper
Albert Kite
Tal
Gray St. Hamilton
Steele
Dastic
S. L. Steele
Oi. Gray Street
N KG
Chew
Herohlgt
Wednemay
Fatetories Cooperative Pitt Duce Oo, Ltd
Deave
Inthwete
Kaleratreet
Warrrambo
J. J
ORR
Ét Kiry-street
Hominem
HN Healy
Dolman &Ros
Goleraine
Sleveaamm
Neura
Skeyhill
Uernal Frei
Holt
Iit Mihale
Breyhidl
Browm Treet
Hamiltuo
Low
Munro & Cos
Ballarat
Kent
Deutscher, Son & Walker
Lonsdale-street
Stephens Bros Vehicles
Laforn
Alsewhi
Stephens Bros
Post Olive
Nell M’donald
Thomson Street
NorTron
Overkattel
Maz
Phem Fi
Fraser & CO
Walter Bros
Froplece Bealers
Melville Park
W. J. Wilgon
Vlomber
Lonsdale Street
Countey
Town
Starple
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Western District Motor and Engineering WO
Grant Car
Bradbury Motor Cycles
Harrilton
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