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A terse item notes Watertight Boots pegged and nailed, priced at B/6. The line hints at boots described as bodied for waterproof use and suggests a doubled value in a brief catalog-style note.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
4
Bargains on Ladies Hats Skirts and Toques
Many convincing bargains feature ladies toques with satin and velvet crowns reduced from 16 shillings 11 pence to 10 shillings 6 pence. Quartz straw hats and jerseys in navy and other styles discounted. tweed skirts and aprons also marked down with affordable prices.
Money Saving Opportunity at 5/11 Sale
Fragmented ad copy describes a sale with patterns for clothes including a cotton item on tende with collars and pockets in various sizes, priced 1/6. It mentions a navy and brown children’s wool sweat era item described as soft and good priced 2/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Navy
Ami Browo
Doctor Teague Opens Practice In Hamilton
Dr D Gilbert M Teague formerly of Coleraine has commenced practice in Hamilton. He may be consulted at his room in Kennedy Street from morning to 10:30 and afternoon from 2 to 7 or 8 o'clock. Telephone 197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gilbert M. Teague
Coleraine
Hamilton
Kennedy-street
Morsinge
Credit Foncier Loan Terms for Crown Freeholds
Credit Foncier offers loans from £50 to £200 at 44 percent interest with a 14 percent principal reduction option that would pay off the loan in 31 years. Freeholds or Crown Leased properties may convert to freehold anytime or balance paid off. No charge for mortgage debt. Loans prepaid on annual pay days with small shares if within five years, no penalty after five years. Apply at any Post Office or Savings Bank or write to the Inspector General of Savings Banks, 29 Market Street, Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nspector-General of Savings Banks
Market-street
Melbourne
Motios to Correspondents Unclear Letter Chercher Message
Fragmentary OCR note shows uncertain phrasing about correspondents and letters to dealers or merchants. Mentions sending similar letters to other junior writers or perhaps correspondents, but content is garbled and names or dates are not readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehecher
Met Bay
August Fair At Edenhope Pastoral and Agricultural Society Events
A fragmented OCR note describes Edenhope Pastoral and Agricultural Society events in August. It mentions dairy, poultry, horses, cattle, and various exhibits across dates including August 9 16 and August 14 15, with ties to August 20 and THM. 20rd RE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruduce
Edenhope Pastoral and Agricultural Society
Uherp
Extremely Cold Weather Shuts In Hamilton District
The Hamilton area endured a prolonged cold spell with frost covering the ground, marking the lowest temperatures in seven years. Tasmanian sheep sales reported high prices at recent shows, including top bids for champions and notable averages for multiple rams. A local buggy incident described a near-tragic escape when Mr John Taylor and his son faced danger while fording a watercourse in their paddock, narrowly avoiding serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Teanese
Hamilton Rae
Sydney
Corres
Eakvale
Peaerves
Euman
Baronet V
Campbelltown
Bellevue
Boone
Boonoka
Atudas
Canotbar
Thos
Millear
Sted Park
Enid
Etude
John Taylor
Gur Moitajup
Revuke
Adelaide Police foil robbery and arrest four men
In a dramatic city hotel pursuit two men were captured after a high speed car ride to escape. Franklin and Ryan were seized with valuables on the floor of the car, while Donnelly and Lovell were later taken to the lock-up amid a tense melee. One man faces trial for the Morphettville robbery, with others discharged. Also reported are a public impostor case, potato crop notes, and local theatre news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Moniay
Fevell
Aohl Franklin
Eli Ryan
Dornethy
Coppine
Bovine
Cope
Fawn
Franklin
Aidlivan
Piwi
Hogan
Kelair Weads Mitcham
Torrens Arma Hotel
Donnelly
Lovell
d@ Donnelly
Ryan
Declaration of London sparks Commons debate
In London the Commons debated ratifying the Declaration of London after Mr. Balfour attacked the naval prize court and warned that failure to ratify could invite arbitration. Sir Grey defended the declaration, arguing misstatements and whether Britain could keep sea lanes free while weighing neutral rights and blockade concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Orey
Affasra
Mir
Hanlour
Great Brithim
Great Britain
Wieckede
Belligerenta
Britain
Totrary
Nalinte
United States
Amendment I Rejected as Second Reading Carried
The amendment proposed by Mr Butcher to refer the declaration to a commission of experts was defeated today with cheers and accusations. The second reading of the bill was then agreed to without a division.
Branding Meat and Produce in Commons Debate
London dispatch notes the House of Commons met at night as a bill was introduced by Unionist MP L. Haroston for marking all imported meat and agricultural products and for dealer registration. Debates paused before a first reading amid procedural questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
L. Haroston
Edge
Reid
Industrial Troubles Speech by Mr Mauger in London
Mr Bonivel Mauger, a Victorian figure, addressed a Whitehall audience about industrial disputes. He argued reforms from Australian news cards would only succeed if workers pressed employers on grievances, warning that hardening positions could derail wheat legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wight
Bonivel Mauger
Suffering of Stomers Cited in Potatoes Deaths
London coronation week deaths blamed on suffocation from carbon monoxide released by decayed potatoes. Three stokers died as 180 crates of potatoes stored in a cellar produced toxic gas and hindered oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stokera
Egyptian Governor London Tales of Kitchener Appointment
A London report says Lord Kitchener is to be successor to Air Khan Goret as British Minister to Egypt, with expanded powers. The note details shifts in authority and possible implications for governance in Cairo and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchonar
Air Khan Goret
Fragmentary ad copy with medical cures and odd spellings
The readable text advertises cures for colds fever and skin conditions including pimples ringworm and measles. It mentions a drug or treatment with a tonic or potion from D Laidlaw and Mo and a date or price notation.
Seamen Strike Affects Sailings and Labor Action
Reported seamen strike disrupts port work while negotiations proceed. The Heaven's Unrunel line urged return to work on wage talks. Hallary and Theiverpont strikes noted as settled. The Carmana and Empress of Britain have sailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallary
Carmana
Britain
Conference arranged meeting set to ease transport strike
In London on Tuesday the President of the Chamber of Shipping and key shipowners agreed to meet with representatives of the national transport workers federation to address the strike. Strikers at Ginscow incited tension with baton charges and arrests followed as police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamber of Shipring
National Transport Workers’ Federation
Ginscow
Bolles
Lord Mayor Urges Welcome Address for King on Ocean
London dispatch says Taplin's Lord Mayor warns that refusing an address of Welcome to the King on the ocean leads to consequences. He urges removal of offensive words and thanks the King for the deletion of the harmful terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taplin
Reyal Cieit
Catho- Vic
Turming Distillery Fire Sparks Whisky Flow Into Sea
A blaze at Delmore Distillery in Rosabire caused whisky to pour into Cromarty Firth. Damage estimated at £100,000 as firefighters battled the flames near London on Monday Might.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Delmore
Rosabire
Cromarty Firth
Lawn Tennis Results From Monday Night Drills
In London on Tuesday the doubles title saw Lo H and Pocaley overcome Thome mod Monmir 7-6 7-5 in round three while Devuci defeated Teath 10-9 7-4 in singles. Lambert Chambera beat Roper Barrett and Min Norton 6-1 6-1 in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo H
Pocaley
Kew South
Thome Mod Monmir
Devuci
France
Teath
Victoria
London
Toseday
Lambert Chambera
Roper Barrett
Min Norton
Worthless share cases in a crooked promotion scheme
The executors of the late G Parever sue Horatio Boltuuley for a fraudulent scheme tied toa promoter named B.1. Meeky and an alleged partnership with Hobtombey to Ruth Ye tino. The damaged text outlines a legal action over worthless shares and a suspected complicity in a failed promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. Pare Ver
Horatio Boltuuley
Kta
B.1
Meeky
Fa-Mons
Ruth Ye Tino
Marylebone Club Names Captain for Australia Tour
London report states Mr Fry named captain of Marylebone cricket team for tour to Australia. Invited players include Warner Apwoner Pon ker Brudwick Barnes Muthu Thodes to join. Foster of Warwickshire to Australia, plays against Surrey. Warwickshire scored BM off whitety Foster contributed 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonlon
Monday
Fry
Beam
Australia
Mem, Warner
Apwoner
Ponker
Btrudwick
Barnes
Muthu
Mind Thodes
London
Marylebone Clibbos
Foster
Warwickshire
Surrey
Constance Foljambe’s London Wedding Postponed
In London on Monday night the wedding of Lady Constance Foljambe to the Rev. A Hawkins was crowded with guests as the bride reportedly changed her mind and did not arrive with her father letters indicating she left for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Katos Hyvare
Constance Foljambe
A. Hawkins
Lonon
Overdeag Delegates and Response to Toast
Delegates from Overdeag and Fethd 3% Duml in a Monday event. The Earl and volunteers deem Lay. Overseas election officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumlin
Joseph Ward
Birthplace entry and gifts noted in village ceremony
In Crosshours village Mr. Fisher was born and received a munificent address. Mrs Fisher received a silver rose bowl and George Feet a gold mounted stick as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fisher
Bia Oatire
Bowling Feat at University Match London Cambridge Oxfordam
A report of the University match with Dinford and Cambridge playing at Loris. Le Coulour, the Victorian, took five wickets for 28 runs and Cambridge made 167 for seven wickets. Collin of New Zealand scored 0?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dinford
Cambridge
Loris
Aviation Contests Highlight Crosh-Channel Pria
London reports a series of aviation contests with pilots like Gihert and Beament achieving top times and marks. Imm and Hondnith events feature C500 categories with Near results noted as the meeting proceeds in Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gihert
Farge Beament
German Foreign Acquisition Plan Reported
Fragmentary telegram text notes a German plan involving land and replacement of officials. The message mentions Europe and German actions, with garbled names and unclear outcomes, referencing a supposed convention and timetables without concrete details.
Italian and German stance on Agadir and Maruren crisis
Italian press condemns German intervention in Maruren while Berlin expresses cautious hope for a view exchange among powers. Report notes Germany’s attitude and potential shifts in the crisis stalemate amid ongoing discussions between France and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Maruren
Berlin
Tusaday
Tria
Germany
Heat Wave Reaches Across North America
The hot spell is described as the year’s fiercest in New York and Quebec with 400,000 affected by sleep disruptions inland. Markets weaken in New York as a heat wave causes turmoil. Torrents of rain and heavy storms follow the heat, flooding streets and river steamers. Camps are reported destroyed in the Cobalt mining region with immense damage and suspected fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garde
Quebec
Vancouver
Hugh Bree Ope
Cobalt
Arbitration Germany May Join on Equal Terms
Washington reports the American statement that Germany will join the arbitration movement under the same terms as Britain. A conciliation board in British Columbia and Alberta seeks to settle the strike of coal miners. Southern Manitoba faces a plague of jack beetles and grasshoppers harming crops. Melbourne notes a conference between labor leaders and traders on imports and labor in the iron trade with a plan for submission of figures for policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Tusuing
Great Britain
Ancouver
Tweming
Conciliation Board
British Columbia
Alberta
Wallan Taabedy Sentence En Aerved
Worn text from a correspondent reports a sentence outcome in a local case. Names and precise details are garbled, but the report notes a judicial action and its result, reflecting the era's formal tone and country setting.
Fragmentary Wire Prom Promos and Local Market Notes
Fragmented readable text mentions Wheat prices and market terms, with garbled references to districts, firearms, and a misquoted event. Names such as John Sofala Shard and Mischa appear amid disjointed phrases. The fragment also references Diphtheria concerns and advertising copy for medicines and vermin remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sofala
Toque di
Mischa
Chamber
Jay Bear
Reutely
Weane J. Themen and Co. Weliere LA Adit
Prdio Pomade
Wtreet
Hamilton
Fed Row
Sion
Mazartine
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Amazon Clotha
Chad Blesdingy
Imeaty
Freve
Miller's
A. Miller and Co
Gray Street, Hamilton
B. Dixon Atoll
Coss and Johnson Butchers
Thombom Etraet
Coal Chamber
Tal
Bihar
Hether
Williams
Shoemen
Giese
Williams the Shoemen
Gray
NEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company Ltd
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Uedertaken
Pal
Victor Riverine
Quecosland
Cooper's Obeep
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Obs Palatine Insurance of
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Sam B. Bacley
BTOOR
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Collins St
Bank of Australia
BACLT
Brehanes
Malbourna
Malvern
Frank Hammond
F.rlv
LA Arumitect & Licenset
SURVE
Town Hall
John M‘whae & Co
Queen Street
Exchange
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Geotral Jusk
Humphreys
Accourtant
Ballarat Ieok Karhange
Narwrat Morea
Bourgus
Havtanat
Credit Foncier
Motios
Vce
Hamilton Spectator
Betarnon
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Ida Rodgers
Mercia Homerset
Lomdoo
Jeet
Truth
Cartionary
Abe
Ida
House of Lorde T
Quiltog
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Whiel
Dee al
Crippen
Witt Awdike
H.M
B. O'Calleghan
Ffiba
Harry Craig
Mr. Craig
Bern
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Lee Con
East Lynne
Camille
Arcadiane
Foresters’ Hall
Duleety and Co
Mabel Erskine
Balmain
N.5
SheMeld Choirs
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N.Z
Lord Iwlington
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Chicatehirch
James Dolly
Thorndale
Dolly
Minton
Reuters Telegrame
Balpuodeh
Commons
Prine Gill
Valfour
M'Kenoe
Balfour
Ehperte
Hill IN Commons
MR. Mauger
Egypt
Lord Kitchener
Buudan
D. Laidlaw
Reuter
Arete
Stee
Noglasow
Disloyal Corporation
Turming Distillery
Sha
Engl'sh
Caltatn
Revter
Callieer
Toomday
Pahis
Toewlay
Agadir
Rent Ceileti
Kesta
Aituation Tranquil
Atreeta
Ontario
Hritigh Columbia
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Witt
Monafestaren
Ter Et Wallan
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