Liberal Policy Pronouncement by Prime Minister Cook
The Prime Minister Mr J Cook announced the federal policy in parliament detailing a pro pollaman plan. He urged proportional voting for the Senate and preferential voting for the House of Representatives along with postal vote restoration and reform of state and federal elections. The program includes a national bank, renewed trade power measures, and social reforms including pensions and insurance, aiming for a responsible government and fair opportunity for all Australians.
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Parramatta
J. Cook
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Federal
Falr Ami Jnet
Tata
Etrife
Ti Wie
Alan Teceive
Commonwealth Bank
Geil
People's Savinga Panks
Cotum
Australia
Norergary
Gea
Inn
Sir Ton Tamilton
Murray
Ita
Northern Territory
Tredime
Civil Service
Pai Pet
Mllowanes
Natal
Atbreiad
Expert Commission
Australan
People's Party Annual Meeting in Melbourne Branch
The annual meeting of the Tolandton branch of the People’s Party was held in the Oddfellows Hall at night with large attendance. President M’Luchho chaired as officers were elected, a report praised Liberal progress in Victoria, and a funding plan for the campaign was debated with emphasis on unity and future electoral effort.
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Aamilton
People's Party
Matiafac
Nuelere
Victoria
UAH
Itor
Bam
Rolla
A. ON. M'temald
T. J. Laidlaw
Bennett
R. M'Lockie
T. H. Laidlaw
James Brown
J. G. Stewart
C. A
MN. M' Donald
Messer. Brown
Stewart
Mr Lockie
D. Macarthur
Messrs
A. M'Tueckle
C. A. N. M'Donald
A. H. Thalmer
J. Ll. Brown
W. G. Herod
A. J. R. Tallock
A. M’arthur
J. MiArthur
TL. Jeter
Mesers
A. N. M'fonald
Vee
Wannon
Messra
Begen
Palmer Kedaig
Junekol
T. Dolson
Athens
Paige
Aealas
A. Liatiat
Elewttory
Jenner
Jarguod
Death of Old Col onist John Munro at Hotepur
The death of John Munro a long time Hotepur resident and storekeeper is reported. He moved from Victoria to New Zealand then back, married in Porthand, and settled in Hotepur. His funeral proceeded to Hotapur cemetery with a large mourners’ cortège despite bad weather. He left a widow and nine children.
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Dighy
Toth
Hotepur
John Munro
Mune
Givents
Hythe
Hobson's
Stothved
Munro
Otero
Jeland Dominion
Victoria
Treidenes
Mer
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Hotapur
Will
Harry
Len
ALB
Laurie
Craveside
Acolp. Wan Road
G. L. Simkin
W. A.M Callom
Digby
Fragmented cry of want and despair amid a harsh dose of satire
The speaker laments having nothing but clothes, cash, air, and workday dampness while clinging to friends and a mock remedy. A stray mention of Wowls Great Peppermint Cure hints at a satire of cure-alls. The fragment hints at social critique and personal exhaustion.
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Wowls
Toweling and Woollen Goods Sale in Lnen Shop Decline
A historical catalog lists heavy brown linen and cotton fabrics plus silk and woollen items. It notes reduced prices on a wide range of robes, tweeds, hosiery, hats, gloves, and children's wear in various colors and textures.
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Inerema
Rocky Pada
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Peter van Collare
Zalid
Fabria
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Smart
Cosy
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London
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Orelong
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Sule
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Tna
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Lonsdale-street
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Gray St
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Lonsdale
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Hamilton and Portland
Fraser & CO
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BON Cars
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Hamilton and District
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Thomson-street
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Dunlop — Tyres
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