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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
Local retailer advertises limited time inducements across departments. Highlights include Ladies' knitted golf jerseys in multiple colors, Merino bodices, girls dresses and white muslin pinafores with waistbands, heavy fleece-lined bloomers, and a table of trimmed straw hats priced at 10 shillings 6p.
The advertisement proclaims a special sale on textiles at unusually low prices. It markets striped tweed, heavy tweed, checks and stripes wool serges, and plain colored twill fabrics with quantities and per yard pricing claiming exceptional value.
Ribbed hose and knitted hosiery offered with the option to buy gloves in black white navy and other colors. Belts in leather priced at five pence. Children and ladies items include wool hose and buckle belts in multiple shades.
Fragments show a dated note referencing Stook and Bharr BroKHR as members of a group called the Greek Bushange of "frune no tore Sank ef hus tralesla. A private telephone line is mentioned with 7 as a time.
A fragment announces a telephone contact at Centred with the number 3081. No further details are readable about the purpose, date, or involved individuals.
An account of HUMPHREYS listed as accountant and stock and share broker with partners Marios MorcaL Bororson Batranar. Details show investment and mining shares and contact Fhone 125.
A fragmented notice from Hamilton references a widow and a man named Neves in Min, with unclear details about a date the thirtieth and a notary or captain role. The text is garbled, containing names such as Harman Navenn and Eweter, with vague mentions of meters and ages.
In Hamilton a clash over whether Coronation Day services should be official continues with remarks by Acting Prime Minister Hughes and parish leaders. Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Fredrica Naveau, a 1866 arrival and longtime resident, survived by two sons, with burial in Hamilton Cemetery.
London dispatch reports King George VI at Epsom amid a grand reception and a broad imperial horizon. Viscount Haldane outlines war policy while debate grows on strengthening forces and India’s role within the empire. The betting reflects unsettled times as storms disrupt racing with notable casualties.
A meeting of the Hamilton mutual improvement society elected a committee to carry out the national mention. The committee includes Behults, Roper, Dickie, Ferris, Dockmanton, and an unnamed norm. A season event between the Hamilton ANA and the local society is planned.
Rioting occurred at Cholila with 100 reported killed as a comrade was killed and another fatally injured. In Indianapolis on Memorial Day the obituary tragedy began with 3 P Dickson killed and Arthur Greiner fatally injured. News from Tarifma cites losses of £14,000 due to a German aerial company operating German type planes.
In Bucharest on Tuesday officials announced that Romanian wheat yield stands about 26 percent above the average. The official report cites favorable weather and strong harvest conditions boosting production expectations.
BERLIN reports Volkan yard at Stettin chains a 10,000 ton Haneborg American Hiner tr berator to plate for Europa, with flow building in progress.
The body of Mive Bates, reported missing on the Alpine, has been found at the base of a cliff near Lopras. Police say the death is being investigated as the result of an Alpine incident last year.
A theft in Messina involves a sizable loss as £14,000 worth of valuables were stolen from the cathedral. Suspects described as Turedor and Yakna Perrone are noted in early reports. Police investigations are ongoing.
Parigi Tuesday reports Di Cugiia won the international tennis tournament with one win. Dunino of Victoria placed third with three wins. Heath of Victoria was sixth with one win. Laurents, editor of Wildine, and Gobert won the doubles with eight wins. Dunlop and Heath were second with seven wins.
In New York on Memories Day, Mr Roosevelt denounces world peace talks while urging a powerful United States navy. He favored international justice but rejected arbitration on the Monroe doctrine and migration issues.
In Indianapolis on Wednesday a great motor race saw Harbours win by covering 500 miles in 6 hours 41 minutes, with a finish crowd around 70,000.
Berlin reports a severe flood along the River Paloe near the banks Baie Benet Kr washing away homes. Twelve persons drowned, including three entire families, as authorities race to rescue survivors and assess damage.
Aylmer Cameron of the bith Battery at Field Artillery faces a charge of attempting to obtain money by deception and is accused of stealing a pearl necklace from a London woman. The incident occurred about 8 o'clock in a busy city street. two servant girls testified Cameron accused his wife of possessing the necklace. A detective said the claim of a breath or skin tone was not feasible.
London reports show the Imperial Conference to discuss the Declaration of Ti and a possible adjournment before Whitsuntide. Prime Minister Asquith presided at defence committee meetings with mixed outcomes and a notable display of unity among visiting leaders.
London reports the Cole Championship matches with several results from round two and round three. Bruce Hearcs defeats Aggis Habro two up with five holes to play while Clyde Pearce defeats eight up with five to play. Christos leads Gobofeld three up with two to play. Bruce Pearce tront James four up with two to play as Clyde Pearce beats George Lawrence three and two. Alizon beats Christoe six to five.
London Tuesday night report from Abr Launebury member for Tow and Bramley division Tower Hamlets introduces a Commons bill for a weekly day of rest. The measure would make a bank holiday a secured weekly holiday and guarantee workers payment for public holidays.
London on Tuesday night saw Sir Rutua Tages, Attorney General, push the Os Lerma Ball to a second reading amid masked disruption. The session faced interruptions as lawmakers clashed over details, with the opposition pressing for clarity on the measure and its implications.
A fragmentary report notes overseas Prime Ministers, hindered by a limited limousine, plan a Belfast visit. It cites Fisher of Australia, interviewed in London, stating dominion admission to the Council of the Mother Country reshapes relations and removes barriers.
The fragmented report notes limited results from the Schumacher Cup with several names garbled. It mentions a second fusilier victory and several participants including Marion Artery and Kevin Mutimln Tefatry, but the legible parts offer no clear winners, times, or venues.
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