Final Effort At Miller's Sale
A brief notice announces a final push to complete sales at Miller's, inviting remaining customers to participate and take advantage of benefits before the opportunity ends.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
3
A brief notice announces a final push to complete sales at Miller's, inviting remaining customers to participate and take advantage of benefits before the opportunity ends.
A July 12 notice from John Lay of Harrow announces his candidacy for reelection in the Kewres Shire election. The letter appeals to ratepayers and pledges to advance local interests and the broader community.
Hamilton headlines a wide array of fairs and shows including the M4 ami Li-Helmoral Show, Aug 13 14 25 Voleraine Show, the Hamilton Grand National Show, and local flower and cattle displays. Community notices cover municipal meetings, post office concerns, and preparations for the Fortland council valedictory, with multiple notes on sheep sales, raring, and local agricultural society activities.
Secretary of State for the Colonies Mr Harcourt replies to Labour MP Mr Philip Knowles regarding an immigrant from Whalley Lancashire. The exchange discusses perceived barriers to travel to Australia and mentions a twenty year work record and alleged physical unfitness for travel.
The Rome correspondent reports the Pope has conferred a title on Right Rev. Daniel Mannix, president of Maynooth and moderator of the Archdiocese of Melbourne, granting him a high ceremonial role.
London a Thursday report notes Mr Lloyd George expressed willingness to pay up to 200 shillings for an added token to satisfy the dog board, reflecting finance and insurance policy discussion in the session.
Deaths in the Hamilton and Coleraine districts announce the passing of Mir Pane Neots age 69 and Marion Wer with lengthy local ties. Mir Pane Neots’ funeral leaves his Cavandigh home at 3 PM for Hamilton cemetery, Frank Greed in charge. Marion Wer’s funeral departs Colt Pane home at 1:10 PM for Coleraine cemetery.
A garbled ad-like fragment promises a reliable remedy for eruptions and irritations of the skin and related conditions. It touts a product labeled in incomplete, nonstandard terms sold only in triangular pots at a price of 1 shilling 6 pence, with unclear origins and efficacy.
Reuters telegram from Paris reports debate in the House of Commons on defence estimates. Mr Angluth notes subcommittee work on war time mobilization across departments. Prime Minister emphasizes cordial international relations with Germany and Britain’s restrained naval expansion. London sources forecast 5,000,000 for dreadnought construction and discuss ministerial visits to Canada during recess.
In the House of Commons Mr. M Kenna, Home Secretary, said the government believed Mr Ren Tillett's language did not justify prosecution for incitement to violence and that other dockers leaders would not face conspiracy charges. The Daily News mockingly notes ministerial claims, urging a final break from Tillett to remove the stigma of yesterday's outburst.
London reports a firmer wheat market during the week due to strong American weather outlooks and rains in ta nile and Norch Weet Amerie. Butter prices remain firm but quiet with prices under 1f.
The cabinet faces strain as differences emerge between Mr Ling George and his colleagues. The group maintains a united front while considering whether to adopt a renewed policy, with discussions centered on future approach and safety.
Lord Beauchamp presided at the International Congress of Health where 969 Anglo German scientists attended. He expressed Britain’s wish for friendly relations with Germany and hoped rivalry would be limited to peaceful scientific advances.
A New York report notes a proposed boxing match with Johnson facing Tou Johnette at Malieom Bouare. The promoter waives a 300 Holler fee. a counteroffer of 20.00 dollars is requested but details remain unclear amid fragmented text.
A dramatic West Virginia town of Tumb ar faced a dam burst threat after a clerk at nearby quarries received an urgent telephone warning. Residents fled as blasts and debris damaged a railway bridge and waterworks. No one was injured, but substantial property damage and potential loss of life were reported.
Uniontown area reports a catastrophic mine flood where fourteen miners perished after water poured into the Superba mine. Mothers and others frantically attempted rescues as water filled entryways and caused mass panic before efforts to retrieve bodies and stabilize the mine began.
In Wash ington Mr Lirynn backs Woodrow Wilson while denouncing Roosevelt attacks as Bevan vows full support for Wilson. Across the nation Roosevelt pushes for a new progressive party and aims to win control of Republican groups with strong convention turnout efforts. In Tokyo the emperor grows weaker and plans to extend European stay as officials acknowledge a collapse in the imperial bulletin.
In Los Angeles on Friday a government action seeks land valued at fifty to thirty million dollars alleged to be illegally obtained in California by the Southern Pacific Railway. The suit claims land granted by the government was mineral in quality and the company knew the land was not suitable for settlement.
A vast forest fire sweeps the surrounding mountains near Skagawayt Alaska threatening the town. Inhabitants flee the flames as fears rise of the fire engulfing the city and nearby regions. Local authorities urge evacuation and rapid response amid the rising billows of smoke.
A swimming teacher in Compniagion faced a mental health crisis as the Beach and Insane Enterprise reports a blaze and chaotic scene on Thursday. Motor boats sped away before the individual was restrained and later taken to an asylum for treatment.
In Peking reformists press President Than Phih Kal to curb Assembly obstruction and establish a military dictatorship. The language implies a push toward consolidated power as discussions intensify in the capital.
Fragmented OCR reads of bombardment activity near Keima, a suburb of Acmier, with references to Freeh eritaer and ferry lines. The text mentions a President of a Chamber receiving a letter and unsettling hours around the forty mark, in CONSTAN TINGOPLE.
Serious quake at Lima Thursday devastates Munir town causing widespread injuries. Reports mention urgent relief as residents assess damage and seek assistance amid ongoing aftershocks.
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