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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
3
A scrambled clipping reports on the federal situation with no new updates. Mentions Mr Irvine Ganga Ay wip Hughes and a correspondent note from Melaotane Thpetiay. Discusses Governor-General, government machinery, and international law in a cautious, parliamentary tone.
Fragmented prose describes a party gathering where speakers rail against opponents and debate delaying government supply until after a next fort week. A shift toward delaying decisions and preparations for an arena wall precedes a push to extend supply to end of the plant week.
Melbourne wires report the High Court issued a writ of prohibition to stop the Arbitration Court from proceeding with an award in the merchant service dispute. The writ rests on the existence of a genuine dispute among several Tha Manian respondents and questions the award’s validity.
Wire from our correspondent reports the State housing committee visiting Port Melbourne finds families living in cramped, poorly ventilated houses. Residents claim that remodelling helps, but costs remain high and many dwellings still overcrowded and damp.
Alfred Devlin of Fitarov let a boy tend a jong ant jinker valued at 50. When he turned away the turnout vanished. Police were notified.
The High Court referred an amputation by the motor jardlers for Certificate to appeal to the penal Council against the division of the court in refusing it writ at prohibition against the junter.
In a Central Criminal visors hearing, Alfred Luhy faced firing and armed threat charges connected to a plot to murder his wife. The case centers on alleged intent and preparations, with the court weighing actions and potential penalties.
A young child died after an accidental scalding in the kitchen at Ankitn. Mrs Garner and others were present as the family attempted to manage the hot liquid. The tragedy occurred on Monday evening and is being investigated.
Wire from our correspondent reports a man fatally struck by a train near a Creyian station. Details are garbled but indicate an accidental fatality with limitedWitness information and no immediate investigation updates.
Fragmentary notice from London market pages describes grain trading activity in wheat with references to prices and merchants. Readable parts mention a wheat market session and possible price movements while other details are obscured.
South and state arbiters gathered as the Gloser Settlement Commission examined the Hartilten case. Testimony highlighted burdens on trustees and real estate details, with unanimous support for deferring payments and easing obligations while private interviews continued.
Ballarat market notes show cattle prices ranging from prime to middling with fluctuating demand. Prime cows quoted £12 to £18, steer and heifer values around £8 to £15, and no good merino sheep penned as buyers sought better trade descriptions.
Melbourne market reports 18,120 sheep yarded with strong local and outside attendance. Prices show variable demand across categories with prime wethers and ewes fluctuating, while lighter lots and some pens sold below earlier weeks.
At Myamyn Methodist Church May services mentioned with Pastor G T Doherty preaching a sermon warning on Christian church stock and urging loyalty. A Saturday concert and coffee supper followed with performances by Saunders Looker Doria Avdemnon and others ending with the National Anthem.
From Our Own Correspondent reports a yearlong pause and failed revival attempt for the Celerane football club. The organization shows renewed activity with members noting leaders including secretary Mr. Withington. The piece highlights strong local support and ongoing efforts to restore club status after earlier setbacks.
Melbourne weather notes show shade temperatures, rainfall totals and humidity. Corrections indicate 5.18 dewpoint. cool to cold day. forecast calls for fine to partly cloudy conditions with possible showers mainly south of the Divide and northwest winds.
The English Mail Maile for Boheti sed Continental pores lose at Sapom lists post office delivery days. The dates given are Tuesday June 11, Wednesday June 17, Thursday June 5, and Wednesday July 1.
This fragmentary clipping references local football and school notes with scattered names such as Prodigy and Hanleen Wert Devennrat. It mentions teams, dates, and locations in a jumbled OCR sequence, offering only partial details of games and figures.
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