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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
4
All day sale featuring boots gloves and hosiery with price reductions. Quality goods include Goloshes Boots and Padded items, children and infant wool garments, and trimming fabrics sold at marked down yard rates. Enthusiastic discounts run through the day with limited quantities and varied sizes.
Readable catalog notice lists ladies toques fur edge satin end crown priced at 15 shillings set. hats in various colors and styles, tweed skirts assorted sizes, prices from 4 to 11 pence. Aprons and wide glare items also advertised with sale prices.
Bargain listing notes 42in wide voile fabric in navy brown and grey, priced at five shillings and eleven pence per yard. Includes three dress patterns with patterned onions length and varying colors, described as very pretty and of choice quality.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale advertisement for gents clothing and textiles. Mentions flannel trousers 4/1 reduced to 4/11, warm wool and cotton pants, white shirts with colored collars, and towels with prices, all described in terse, altered old terms.
A notice states practice began in Hamilton and may be consulted at Kennedy Street rooms, mornings from 9 to 10:30, afternoons 2 to 7, telephone 66. The fragmentary text gives time slots and contact for the sessions.
Loans on Freehold or Crown Leasehold farms offered at four percent interest with reductions to lower principal. No mortgage deed charge. Loans available with yearly payments and penalties after five years. Apply by letter to The Inspector General of Barings, 29 Market Street, Melbourne.
A damaged notice lists subscriber issues and upcoming show dates. It mentions August events including agricultural and produce items, with August 3 and August 9 entries and references to notable show dates in Hamilton. The readable fragments name items and dates but are unclear overall.
RERRIAGE. JEFFREYS-EMERY At St Andrew's Church Carlton on June 4 by Rev J Caldwell Ac tur John Jeffreys eldest son of Hubert Jeffreys Casterton to Merzaret Emery eldest daughter of John Emery of Maryborough DEATH MURRAY At Netomuk private hospital on Mth Jone Marion Elsie wife of Cr and Mr A Mirroy of Telangituk Enwt rest of life memorials and death notices follow in similar style
A fragment from the Pamilton Spectator discusses Labour leaders pursuing the immediate aim of extracting as much as possible from employers, linking wage demands to industry affordability. It notes the intent to remain within the bounds of union policy while leveraging employer goodwill to secure pay.
The article outlines widespread agricultural strain from high wages and scarce markets, noting farmers like Drew and Mr. Ironer reducing cultivation due to costly labor. It discusses political organizing, local party activity, a visit by Archbishop Clarke, church district changes, legal notices, and community events including auctions, cinema, and social gatherings, all framed against labor pressures and reform movements shaping rural life.
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