Meloni Thue Boy and the Abate Meeting
The Abate party held a meeting urging preservation of unity in the ranks. Mr. Duffos of Port Fairy was elected chairman unanimously. The Premier expressed delight with the meeting's outcome and reception.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
The Abate party held a meeting urging preservation of unity in the ranks. Mr. Duffos of Port Fairy was elected chairman unanimously. The Premier expressed delight with the meeting's outcome and reception.
Wellington dispatch notes the opening of Parliament with Governor speech outlining measures for road and rail improvements and reform to the Council. Government plans include passing reform legislation and appointing a new council member to advance policy. MEGUOUENE Tuesday reports Major Bury acquittal in a fatal telegraphist case, asserting no criminal negligence found against the driver who struck Callil. Home Minister statements cited.
A gelignite device was discovered on a Sydney tram line near Sort age ney Iget nicht Joon jetorn trace. Authorities say it is unknown if a madman, criminal, or others placed the gelignite, and the motive remains unclear while investigations continue.
Wire report from Melbourne states that Cooper Kidd, age unknown, is committed for trial for the manslaughter of Thomas West. It is alleged Kidd struck West causing him to fall from a footpath outside a Kingston store, leading to his death shortly after.
Arthur Shirley, an actor, has been awarded damages after a threat case involving George Willoughby and Jr. Williamson Limited. The dispute centered on an alleged inducement to break off an engagement with the plaintiff.
Melbourne market prices show wheat at 3/11 per bushel, oats 2/2, maltings 3 per hundredweight, potatoes 4/10 per ton, and various hay and chaff rates. Cheese prices noted firm with mellow mature and semi mature grades, butter and eggs listed with fluctuating quotes.
Prominent Davies from the Agricultural Department led an informative demonstration on fruit tree practices yesterday at Mr J Ankers orchard. A large local audience attended the talk and lecture, organized by the local farmers association.
Hubert Rankin of Ganmain New South Wales reports quick relief for his cough and his wife's severe cold after using Hean's Essence. The advertisement claims the affordable home remedy eases colds, coughs, asthma, and throat irritation, touting easy preparation and pocket portability.
The Hamilton Borough Council meeting addressed issues on Ahene Street drainage, curb and channel work, and footpath repairs along Burns Street. Members urged clearance of drains, allocation of funds for regrading and paving, and consideration of a new footpath section with reports due from the works committee and finance officials.
A Turley afternoon accident injures Mr. Norte after a horse bolted. A memorial service noted and a parade with children observed at a local event. An auction at Chelees railway yard drew bids on pigs from Mr. W Brock and farms including Tal ister and Hussen with prices noted.
The report from Cape Bridgewater covers a cattle sale at Lower Bridgewater with strong demand and high prices for forward bred stock. W A Kitt praises quality cattle achieving £2 10s per bowed while overall rainfall remains well below average, the season is dry, and water shortages are expected through summer.
A special Wagnen shire Council meeting approved tenders for Gritjurk road supplies and Tod rellear delivery, and appointed W. J. Murtach as park caretaker and Alexander Kaine as grounds keeper. Police reward of 10 pounds was set for suspects in a night of vandalism including broken locks, missing chain, and damaged park and showground facilities.
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