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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
The notice records the deaths of Sarah Mindnth Theere aged 7 from Purteet at Hean-Wtem Hospital and Laurener Lowrie who died of diphtheria in Melbourne. It notes wake and interment details at Colbury cemetery and references a funeral at the church of Wavtan aM Tatintoy.
A fragmented wartime article discusses urgent appeals for volunteers, conscription and public resolve. It rails at lax enlistment and praises compulsory service as vital for victory, citing Allied forces and the need for mass military mobilization amid a broad, sweeping analysis.
A long mixed report describes heavy rains, strong winds, and storm damage in the week, with trees uprooted and property affected. It also notes a local death, a wedding, church events, and community notices amid war correspondence and civic updates.
In Melbourne the House of Representatives discussed coalition pledges and老 age pensions, with ministers outlining potential increases. A Customs tariff motion on fodder was carried, while arguments on Northern Territory development and sugar duties continued. The government defended its actions and discussed linking northern territories via Canmon Weal and Newcastle.
The Senate discussed fees and a stronger war policy with Senators and others urging tougher stance. The Minister of Defence cited heavy supervision over recruits while denying Watt’s claim about Broadmeadows post. The first reading passed, and the Senate adjourned for the day.
Melbourne minutes show Mr Brown detailing investigations into Land Act exemptions and child labor concerns. A motion urged Parliament to limit dangerous legislation and push for steady neutral recruitment, with Cabinet scrutiny and a cabinet-wide review promised. Adjournment followed late, with ministers defending faithfulness amid complaints about country boards.
Wire report from our correspondent describes legislative consideration of liquor restriction amendments. Mr M Kenzie proposed a clause to protect honest pawns after 3 30. After discussion the amendment was withdrawn. Chair ruled other amendments unsuitable but will consult the Speaker. Debate continues on Murray Watergo Bill with committee amendments.
The State Labour Party decided to appoint a sub-committee to organize agitation aimed at resuming the holiday wage sittings. The move signals renewed pressure on wage discussions and legislative timelines.
Obarlow Thi of Talbot details chronic indigestion and biliousness worsened by illness. After trying many medicines, he credits Dr More's Indian Tooth Pills with rapid improvement and lasting relief, praising the remedy and recommending it to friends.
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