Notice of Licence Transfer for Western Hotel Holmoral
George Reece of Balmoral holder of the Victualler Licence for the Western Hotel Holmoral announces his intention to apply to the Licensing Magistrate at Harrow on July 13 1911 at 940 am to transfer the licence to Thomas Willoughy Jenkinson of Charl es Street Easterwick. Solicitors Tinaon Ave Palmer de Bon Hamilton represent the transferree.
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George Reece
Balmoral
Om Victualler
Holmoral
Harrow
Thurmiay
Orelock
Thomas
Willoughey
Jenkinson
Charleaatrnet
Eleternwick
Georgh
Thomas Willarry Jenkinson
Kinaon
Palmer Dé & Bon
Thomann Street
Hamilton
Tenders for church property and allotments invited
Tenders will be received up to Thursday in late July for multiple allotments in Section 168 and 155 with frontage to McIntyre street. Properties include a Manse, school, organ and church buildings, some with no contents, plus a new church site planned. Possession in three months. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years at five percent, five percent deposit. Full particulars from the underigned.
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Allott
M'intyre-street
Whia
M'Totyr
Clarke
Kevin Irograme
Leitch Pictures at Town Hall Show Mix of Dramatic and Educational Films
The Leitch Proprietary Inet presented a French staged drama about a Napoleonic era general and his attempt to see his wife and child. The program included domestic pieces The orphan a doll and A lucky accident, plus Pathe educational shorts and a Minotie naval launch coverage. A Max Prince feature Ciood King Dagovert showcased eccentric comedy. Also shown were sports photos from a Weanesd football match and a broader reel including army and royal imagery.
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Leite
Napoleon I
Laparte
Pichegru
Ake Hative
France
Neeson Oo kKind
Pathe
Tera
Borr
Momny
Ciood King Dagovert
Max Prince
Johnson and Co
Weanesd
J. Powell
WH. Pnarile
Annual General Meeting of Members and Subscribers
The meeting of the above Institution will be held at Hamilton Town Hall on Thursday July 27 1911 at 3 pm to confirm Minutes receive Annual Report and Balance sheet elect officers and four committee members nominations must be delivered by Wednesday July 1 1911 to Secretary W R Atepheng.
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Hamilton Town Hall
Thuredmy
At & Pom
Om Tolition
W. R. Atepheng
London Debates Pride Bill Delay Clarifies War Rights
Government extends Pride Bill debate to Monday in hopes of finalizing second reading. Mr. MacKenna, First Lord of the Admiralty, argues Declaration of London limits Britain’s belligerent rights over merchantmen converted to warships at sea. Officials contend the declaration affects only neutrals, not Britain, and permits handling of such merchantmen until war status is reassessed.
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London
MacKenna
Admiralty
Wea
Tracedy on a Liner A Steward Fatally Stabs Aide
A Lancar Steward fatally stabs Mise Alice Brewster a 9 stewardess on the P and OLiver China after leaving Colombo on Jone for Englam.
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Lyonthin
Lancar
Mise
Alice Brewster
Oliver China
Colombo
Jone
Englam
Royal Progress Pageant Draws Large Crowds in London
The Royal Progress from Buckingham Palace to a thanksgiving service at St Pauls drew great crowds. The route included a luncheon at the Guildhall with seven hundred observers, and features of the day included child viewing areas and spectacle along the Mall. The Prince of Wales and Princess Mary attended with Lord Kitchener riding beside the state carriage, while several notable figures and visiting premiers were highlighted by the event.
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London
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's
Guildhall
Palace Baventeen
Labour and Social Reform Meeting Discusses Advanced Legislation
London Thursday Colonel Seeley chaired the annual gathering of the Tritiah Meso cration for Labour Legislation. Speakers, including Mr Fisher and New Zealand Attorney-General Alf Joseph Finlay, urged adopting advanced labour laws similar to Australian and New Zealand models to bolster social reform and international competition.
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London
Seeley
Fisher
Alf Joseph Finlay
New Zealand
Areeching
Colf Championship Exciting Finish at London Meet
In an exciting finish at the amen golf championship in London Thereday there was a tight race. Tom War fon oan and A Masery ted led with 303 while HH Hilton and AL Herdalan tied for second with 204. Jomee Hraid and K Flay battled for third as Michael Arott claimed victory with 326.
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London
Tom Warfon Oan
Masery
Ted
HH Hilton
AL Herdalan
Jomee Hraid Ant K. Flay
Michael Arott
Returning Delegates Farewell in London to Rivera
In London Thureiny Mr Fisher and the Commonwealth figure farewells Senator Dearee and Mr Watchelor as they depart for Rivera. Delegates begin a diplomatic mission, signaling upcoming negotiations and potential trade talks with Rivera.
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London
Fisher
Senator Dearee
Watchelor
Riberia
Princess of Wales Stakes Race At Newmarket
The Princess of Wales Stakes drew three and four year olds including Tonton, a Newmarket wagon recalled by Lord Terhy a Swynford. Fairies and Lemberg were runners with King William from Lord Derby in the mix at the event.
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Tonton
Wag Ron
Newmarket
Lord Terhy'a Swynford
Fairies Lemberg
Lord Derby
King William
Sunderland born Premier Wins Freedom of City
Sir Frank Wilton, Premier of West Australia, was awarded the freedom of Sunderland yesterday. Born in Sunderland in 1863, he left the town during a strike about twenty five years ago and now receives the honor in London on Friday.
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London
Sunderland
Frank Wilton
West Autralia
F Wilton
Wheat and Butter Markets Inactive In London Trade
Wheat markets in London are dull with distant cargoes the only inquiry. European weather favors crops and harvests may start in three weeks. Demand for all sorts is practically unchanged though northern markets firming. Prices hold steady amid uneven regional shifts.
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London
Europe
Holl
Dreventine
Deniah
Betion
Batchelor Interviews Spark Imperial Unity Talk
London reports recount Mar Batchelor’s interview about Australia’s stance with the British Cabinet. He described plans to discuss Japan and imperial questions, noting the Empire’s cohesion and a welcomed reception for Australian representatives.
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London
Australis
Batchelor
Japan
Tokio
Commonwealth
Botrhelm
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Letter
A letter to Mr. Tan O'Connor from SRA LAKR (VIC) extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe winter cold. The writer claims a night cure and notes its affordable price and availability through local sellers. The fragment mentions suppliers Thorneon and Whe.
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Tan O'Connor
Chamberlain's
Thormeon
Seamen Strike Moves to Wider Concessions in Britain
London reports confirm Cunard and Canadian Pacific recognize the union including dockworkers. Liverpool strikers halt five hundred on the combing lines while passengers disembark by tender. Moody news states widespread strikes across Manchester and Hull, with Atlantic lines idle and extra police deployed at Hull. Shipowners and workers meet in Grimsby under Mr Askwith from the Board of Trade as wage demands and shorter hours resurface. The Central Railway Company settles terms with its sailors and firemen.
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London
Thoreday
Cunard
Dockem
Liverpool
Zeeland
Manchester
Fort Prun
Hull
Bane
GR. Askwith
Board of Trade
Grimsby
Central Hailway Company
Outrages at Hull as dockers reject wage settlement
Hull riots erupt after fifty Hull shipowners agree half holiday for dockers and half day weekly for wallora and firemen. Wages set at 22/6 for weekly advance, 30/ for sailors, 90/ for firemen. Crowd rejects terms, attacks on police and ships, 17 officers and strikers injured, 15,000 men in Hull amid unrest. Scottish guards stand ready at York. Liverpool dockers also revolt.
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London
Hull
Asawith
Civiside
Askwith
Mena
Albert Dorks
Cotynec Ane
Ea P
Roe
Lompete
Finestone
Hull Tey
York Ore
Liverpool
Canadian Japanese Immigration Restrictions Discussed
Ottawa officials under government mandate explore renewing a covert agreement with Japan to cap Japanese entry into Canada at four hundred per year, a limit that expires in January. Dr. Eghamei leads the mission seeking renewal terms and smoother enforcement.
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Ottawa
Thuredmy
Genda Dr. Lghamei
Japan
Canada
Anglo American arbitration treaty expected in Senate pass
Washington Friday reports indicate the Anglo American arbitration treaty will be completed on Friday with virtually no opposition in the Senate. Unofficial advices say France is prepared to negotiate a similar treaty.
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Washington
Senate
France
Langford Knocks Out Fitegereld in Sixth Round
In New York on Friday Lem Langford, the coloured boxer, defeated Jock Fitegereld, the Philadelphian white hope, in a ten round contest. Langford secured victory by knockout in the sixth round.
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New York
Lem Langford
Jock Fitegereld
White Hope
Langford
Fitecrrald
Canadian Loyalty and Alberta Campaign Mentioned
Dated Winnipeg Friday, a report on Mr. Borden leading the Dominion Opposition during a Calgary like stop in Alberta. The piece cites Taft’s Canada remark and notes a perceived strain between the Dominion and the motherland. A separate medical ad promotes a cough and cold remedy with months old testimony and a fatal railway accident summary appears.
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Winnipeg
Borden
Dominion
Liewd Mingter
Alberta
Taft
Canada
Horden
London Dream of a New England Swiftly Declares Intellectual Independence
The piece surveys London as a vast fogbound city dreaming of a rebirth of English intellect. It urges a new Shakespeare or Shelley and laments art turning toward commerce, praising Roncetti and Burne-Jones while criticizing modern society’s narrowing for creative spirit.
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London
Herne
Meade Knychond
Shakespeare
Hwren
Bhelley
Gibbon
Macaulay
Walter Bentt
England
Mont Pricelen
Kinglend
Cine
Roncetti
Burne- Jones
Geniue
Botticelli
Mat
Happings
Europa
CHILBLAIN CURE CLAIMS LOCAL NOTICE
Mr W Jones of Carrrum Victoria says Chamberlain Pain Balm cured his chilblains and foot pain after a single night. He reports the next day his boot fit comfortably and he could wear it. Local ad style testimonial night to morning.
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W. Jones
Storakeeper
Carrum
Victoria
Chamberlain
Amns
J. Thomson
Notice on Dog and Thistle Acts Enforcement Kowree
Shire of Kowree warns residents that instructions to enforce the Dow Act registration and collar wearing provisions apply within the Kowres Ahir. The Thistle Act also enforces restrictions on Atinkwort Star and Bathurat Thintisa near Hill, per the Sire Secretary.
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Atinkwort
Star and Bathurat Thintisa
HILL
Sire
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Avely J, Gurry, Jun
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Victoria's Revenue
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Ema
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Leitch Pictures
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Wakeham
Hamilton Gun Club
J. . Stewart
J. Ebbworthy
Hamilton Hospital and Benevolent Asylum
ALV
Fran Hammond
F.aly.ir
OP Wicke Town Mall
Reuter
Declaration OF London
WAVAL
WY Lascar
Eespee Tate
Princess OF Wales Stake
Mar. Batchelor
SRA Lakr
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Riad
Linen Press
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Jardiniere Stanm
Jardiniere
TYE & CO
Bove ‘Suepst
Welbourne
Swan Sreret
Richmond
Mayrasy
Goveliat Ourki
Fortnigitly
Jovona
Colvarice
Shire of
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Th Tri
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