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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 30, 1912

Page

4

Wasston election and Labour issues stir local voters

The Watnon election scene features candidates including Mr. David and Mr. Miva, with debate over federal expenditure and education spending. Voters hear about retiring members and council actions on primary revenue, while a large Australian Women National League meeting and local notices fill the page.

Wasson David Spiuelian Watnon Laberuien Miva Wannen Pope Re Woo Donald Amd Smith Mewere J. N. Barcham J. Eb J. KE. Bowb Matthew Miller Laoag Ors Robbel Thllon Mall Tenporatee Impresa Ea Aco

Hamilton carnival and stock feeding debate in NSW notes

The fragment outlines a Hamilton carnival with a ventroil by comedian Me Litnder and university proceeds, alongside stock feeding guidance citing wheat soaking as a remedy. It mentions tenders for land at hotongwootung estate, a water license transfer, a hospital incident, and financials for the Leeds Corporation and Hawthorn council. It notes heavy rain and council debts.

Etadine Hotongwootung Cands Purchase Board Hewname Court Hamilton Waterington Leeds Corporation Ubdertakine New Zealand Threthnoul Mort Uth Dana Wellbneton Broxen Hill Bartiow Meer

Royal Humane Society honors at town hall event

A large crowd gathered as Sir John Madden distributed medals from the Royal Humane Society. Leonard Cullen of West Australia won the Clarke gold medal and Thomas Reilly of Broken Hill received the society roll medal for lifesaving. Walter Niel later earned a medal after diving into a harbor to rescue a man overboard.

John Madden Royal Hum Society Clarke Leonard Cullen West Australia Society Thomas Reilly Broken Hill Savige Canlodom Walter Niel Mb Atewaord Edina

Moorefield Races Postponed Again To Thursday

The Moorefield races are delayed once more with the event rescheduled to Thursday after further postponements. Local organizers cited weather or track conditions as the cause, and participants are advised to stay tuned for updates.

Rydney Moorefield Thoraday

Food Duties Reduction Claim Sparked Government Debate

London report recounts heated exchange over food duties reduction with government claims of a 46 point read by ministers. The chaotic scene centered on a controversial move labeled by critics as misrepresentation of policy.

London Bupiay Ligvd Georgete Ae Gove Ted

Original Correspondence Lacks Coherent Details

Fragmentary OCR yields unreadable text with garbled phrases about correspondents and guidelines. No clear event or entities beyond generic references to correspondence.

Sympathy Appeal For Widow And Orphans

A relief committee pleas for sympathy to aid a widow and her three children after the death of a young man, William Marta wan. The note asks readers to send subscriptions to support the family and mentions a relief fund created by the committee.

William Martawan

Triangular Tests Delayed by Wet Manchester Pitch

Reuters telegram from London reports the triangular test between England and Australia delayed at Manchester due to heavy rain. Ground conditions remain poor with standing water and clouded air delaying play. attendance figures and some players from the Australian team were omitted.

London Memday Hingland Australia Manchester Lanchester Entes LSS Minnett Webster Smith Snl Maclaren Cpanel Iumeh

World Sculling Championship Title Match Preview

London readers glimpse the Thames race between Arnst of Avatrana and Barry Hoglih champion. Arnst shows strong form while Barry powers through, with weight loss questions and climate concerns affecting predictions. Odds tilt slightly toward Arnst for today’s world sculling final.

London Thames Avatrana Barry Barry Ie Arnet Harry Indon Odde Arnst

Arnst Beaten Parry Wins By Four Lengths

In a tight race, Parry claims victory by four lengths over Arnst as Jonny Bore shows strong form. The mammoth column crowds and speed kept the finish close, with Parry edging ahead near the final stretch.

Parry

Rome Rule and Home Rule Debate Hint at Irish Crisis

London Sunday dispatch reports Colonel Seeley and Secretary for War Redly foresee fraught Irish politics as Home Rule gains favor among Liberals. The piece notes potential damage to imperial relations and a long struggle over governance in Ireland.

London Redly Northampton Ireland Liberala Treland

Pasteurised Cheese in New Inna Rears Texture Improve

London based Weddel and Company's colonial continuation report notes improved texture and overall quality in pasteurised cheese for New Inna. Flavour assessment cited as largely favorable. Outlook mentions dual plants and potential Canada export. price estimates for Avetrilian and New Zealand cheese are below peak but above four year average.

London Bunday Weddel and Company Canada Weddel

Waihi Mine Strike Details Delay Word On Resumption

London dispatch reports Waihi mine directors sending circular to shareholders outlining strike circumstances. They refuse to sign a new agreement with miners union and say work resumption timing depends on New Zealand Aviation Act. Dividends for September are set at 2 shillings, but further distributions depend on strike terms and legal constraints.

London Waihi Sealand Aviation Act

Spithead Manoeuvres Shell Enters Hospital Grounds

Fragmentary wartime item describes a night action near Arithendaan with a Peerie boat involved. Report mentions a shell entering hospital grounds at Spithead and a ship confined to the town area. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Spithead London Arithendaan

Raising Land Rates Denounced by Mr. Th Incman

London dispatch reports Mr Walter Kinnerman, president of The Hoard of Aericultura, denouncing higher land rates as wasteful and unjust. He argues land should be used for productive building and public benefit, opposing a liberal land policy.

TH Nciman London Stodivy Walter Kinnerman Aericultura Supenaime Ie Entoneray

Legacy Duty In London Tangles Court Over Bequests

An unclear London note outlines a legal dispute over a will and bequests. The fragment mentions a lifetime measure and propositions regarding duty and protest. Named entities are minimal due to garbled text. The record reflects a legal notices style with uncertain particulars.

London

Turmoil in Constantinople as Hassan Bey strengthens hold

Reports describe the Porte's actions against rebel groups in Albania and the arrest of military commands. Hassan Bey proclaims control over director-general positions, with an estimated force of 60,000 under his command. Civil authorities and insurgent factions clash as tensions rise across the region.

Constantinople Mon Porte Chamber of Willy Alieudiaen Union Morenivor Matey Rebola Hassan Bey Patapert Mie Orb Mauer Rifles Aml Mmrungtom Fred Mendarines Hossan Bey Hae Pphel Hagaran Bie Albania Amiorn Balenika

Mikado Emperor Suffering Critical Health Bulletin

A chaotic bulletin reports the Japanese Emperor's health deteriorating with irregular pulse and respiration. Camphor given for pain while rural delegations and festival crowds throng Tokyo. Reports describe temples crowded, performers awaiting news, and varied public reaction.

Tokio

International Congress Sets Travel Duty Rules 1913

The International Congress met in Paris in May 1913 to propose a unified definition of commercial net weight for duty computation. The rules would affect commercial travelers and their exemption duties in the society with ADIC.

PARIA Porle

Health Congress Aims to Foster Peaceful Ties

Berlin reports Aundus and Kine George, patrons of the Royal Institute of Health, telegraph hopes that this and similar congresses will promote peaceful relations between the two peoples, with Kaimo also participating in the congresses.

Berlin Aundus Kine George Royal Institute of Health Kaimo Congresa

Voyage of Terrible Ice Journey Across Denmark to Shangoo Island

Mikvelsen Maroon endured a brutal crossing from Denmark to Shangoo Island. The voyage faced extreme conditions with most dogs dying and the remaining animals euthanized to end suffering. The band of travelers sought food, shelter, and survival amid freezing sea routes.

Uopenhagen Bunda Mikvelsen Croaine Sca Denmark Firth Shangoo Island Ani Penaremninisen

Scott Expedition Rejoining Terra Nova

Commander Frans with Captain Brett and Mr. Drake, secretary to Captain Scott, will shortly leave Kingland to rejoin the Terra Nova as part of the Scott expedition.

Scott Expedition Terra Nova London Frans, Chares Brett Mr. Drake Scott Kingland

French Nobleman Killed in Fall From Horse

Report from London notes a French nobleman known as Mr Arthur RT fon aereet fell during a fall event. A volunteer corps of airmen trained in Germany is referenced with an aeroplane sighting near Munich.

Alex. Wil Trannee N.S.W Londom Dude du Loree Arthur RT Perlin Germany

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