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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
4
A short insert invites readers to note an address and request a trial or demonstration regarding money management for emergencies. It frames a practical budget approach and promises guidance through a local agent.
Fragmentary note mentions Sam G. Bacley and Bharh Broker associated with Beane Bechangs, location 8 2800 Coline, Melbourne. Obituary context unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary notice lists 9 to 10:30 morning hours and 3 to 7 o clock afternoon hours for a service at Kennedy Street with telephone contact.
The notice outlines a savings loan plan from 50 pounds at 4 percent interest and 14 percent principal reduction, repayable over five years with freehold options. It lists application points at Post Offices and Barings Bank, and announces show entries and closing dates for Sheep, Agricultural, Dairy Produce, Poultry, Horses, and Scholastic sections at Hamilton and Melbourne shows. It also records obituaries for Archdale MacGugan and Annie Mansfield, both dated July.
A Hamilton council meeting debated Dr Ham’s criticism of the town’s sanitary system. Councillors denied personal motives and urged Health to explain comments. Frigid weather followed, with Hobart readings below freezing and frost affecting Victoria towns as details emerged.
A large Hamilton Fire Brigade gathering bid farewell to Mr A Basham, a 16 year veteran of the force, with awards and best wishes. Captain Gow received a promotion in Basham’s honor while W H Melville presided, and the event concluded with songs at the Areyle hotel. Also noted are railway plans for Noradjuha to Toolondo, a drunken pair fined at Hamilton station, and local obituaries and accidents.
Sydney reports the government resigning after losing its majority as Labour members quit over land policy. The dispute centers on converting leaseholds to freeholds and industrial withdrawal affecting support.
The governor's speech commends continued prosperity and rising living standards in the dominion. It notes expected progress in hydro electric development and defense training schemes, with a short session anticipated ahead of elections.
The International Mikers' Congress backed a state funded inspection by workers and nationalisation of key industries. In London on Thursday reports note rising public unrest and commitment to minimum wage measures while relations improve for workers.
In London Australian journalist cites a breakfast gathering with Mr Fisher during which remarks allegedly linked to a German war stance were discussed. The Australian asserts Mr Fisher did not realize an interview was taking place and that the exchange could conflict with his private statements.
London observers report a banquet for John Murrey the Victorian Premier who intends to retire for health reasons. The event sparked discussion as journalists mis represented statements by Mr. Fisher and Mr. Bailliea M L C questioned the interview report until Fisher offered an explanation.
Speakers at a imperial supper hail Victoria as a paternal state guiding the cradle to the grave. Mr Murray defends Mr Fisher’s public utterances in Britain and predicts Australia will soon be its own capitalist force. Lord Brassey lauds Sir Thomas Gibson Armstrong’s governorship as Victoria strengthens ties to the Empire.
London reports from Wednesday show numerous letters in the arena from recalcitrant Unionists objecting to Lord Lansdowne's surrender policy.
A group of 24 peers has signaled support for Lord Lansdowne's stance in Parliament Hill matters. Many peers indicate willingness to vote with the Government on the issue.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dissentient unionist banquet hosting Lord Malbury. Mentions include discussions of constitutional issues, the Tower, Milner, and politics surrounding the country. References to Mr. Austen Chamberlain and a future Prime Minister appear amid unclear phrases.
Reuter notes that Shenma's Atlantic itinerary is not linked to the Morotes situation. Consols touch 77 then close. Morocco question debated for October while Germany withdraws some measures. Lloyd's in London reports considerable wartime business yesterday with brokers active in trading and risk assessment.
Vedrines and Beaumont battled for leadership on the Brie route with a close finish. Beaumont completed the course in 1 hour 34 minutes 14 seconds, Vedrines in 1 hour 10 minutes.
Vedrimes, who beat Beaumont in the great seroplens race, was the quicker Ayer but his errors cost him the win. His lack of English language skills was more than a handicap. Vedrines receives a consolation prize of £200.
Reports describe a Welsh riot where boulders rolled at police during a three hour hillside clash. The scene involved firemen and colliery officials and drew in crowds in London with chaotic street action and a heavy tension across the capital.
Unclear text mentions London figures and a cricket tour with a mix of names and places. Notable references include J. Smith and a Liverpool connection. A divorce damages note and a court figure named Lord Victor Pret appear amid scattered details.
In a rough OCR read, Hardwick wins a metres dash at the New South Wales event. The race covers ten metres of the course with a time around four minutes. Hartwick is noted as a rival who loses by a narrow margin.
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