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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

3

Matrimonial union at St Brendans Church Shepparton

The marriage of Miss Annie Quinlan daughter of Mrs Quinlan of Ward Street Shepparton and Mr Osneph Patrick Kaye of Hamilton took place at St Brendan's Holy Church on a Wednesday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Moran with a large congregation. Bride wore ivory satin with silver embroidery and a wreath of orange blossom. The bridegroom's party included Mr J Coffey and Mr J Ma ibopey as best men. A sumptuous wedding breakfast followed at Mrs Lence, with toasts to the couple and families. The couple left for Melbourne by the evening train, showered with well wishes and gifts, and the reception continued in a marque with music and entertainment.

Annie Quinlan Wogan Father Moran Minnie Cehinn Miss Coghlan Alas M'Aweeney James Nugent Lmst Hogan and Moran T. O' Keefe James Stott Stott Mewar James O'Connell J. P. Carty E. J Barris Cater Palla A. J. Cabill WR Ban Milas M'Bweeney Mics Jenkins Miles Dalnten Misa Kennedy Kaye Melbourne Caan Riviera Chenue Helene Kaya Mooralla Chee Woode Portland

Australian Meat Eaters and Digestive Health Advised

An old advertisement notes Australians are heavy meat eaters and suffer constipation. It endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as a positive remedy, promoted by J. Thotsson and Co, urging readers to seek relief promptly.

Chamberlain J. Thotsson

Hamilton School Committee Debates Repairs and Plantings

A special Hamilton school committee meeting led by chairman J Westacott discusses repairs at the school and kindergarten room, donations from Mr Johnson for trees, a plan for flowers and shrubs, and a first exchange of student artwork with Hamilton in Scotland, Queensland, and Canada. The group also approves a letter of thanks and a three-school competition, with parents and scholars to be contacted for tree planting and prize distribution.

J. Westacott Rembher Alwyd Sakery Progres Hayes Hughen Rown M'buckie Meesie Burgess Lockie Tilley Mhholare Hughan Hoghen Johnson Veneer Nursery Merced Brown Lara Fin Lee Thwine Mire Heyes Mrs. Thoman Hamilton Scotland Harmilton Queensland Canada J. Grollett Alwa Gered M'Lickie Geholaras

Methodist Circuit Meeting Reports Growth and Local Actions

An early Hamilton Methodist circuit meeting chaired by Rev. T Alday discussed finances and membership with 345 members reported and Mooralla expenses. Delegates from Byaduk circuit sought help, and the group urged protests against Papal decree Temere. They endorsed liquor-sale restrictions and supported social reform efforts as pay day hazards. Arrangements planned a Muddy Creek visit by Mr Adam Clarke. Sympathy sent to the families of Miss Hanson and Mrs Navesa. The next gathering will be held at Coleraine in September.

Hamilton T. Alday Ford Coleraine Pitt Mooralla M Deven Byoduk Loral Laymen's Missionary Movement Bunday Echool Victoria Hamilton Methodiat Social Reform Bureau Adam Clarke Muddy Creek Misa Hanson Mra Navesa

Weather Data From Hamilton Records Yesterday

The Hamilton weather report shows a maximum temperature of 62.0 degrees and a minimum not specified, with a dry local barometer. Astronomical notes list sunrises at 7:47 and sunsets at 5:21, with the full moon on July 11 and new moon July 26. Average rainfall over 41 years through May 9 stands at 19% inches. total rainfall since January 11, 1911 through June is 14.87 inches.

Yam

Trades' Wall Council in Melbourne Debates Labour Imports

The Melbourne Trades Hall Council debated a deputation urging Premier Watt to counter claims that labour was scarce and to limit importing workers. Secretary of the United Labour Society Mr Cullney protested the minister for Home Affairs praise for a minimum wage and criticised department labour conditions. The letter was referred to the executive.

Melbourne Thureday Councci Watt Ace Buhders Cullney Uniwd Labour Society Ecouneil Coun- Ca Eulogisine Department For Home

Shortage of workers questioned in Melrovaime delegation

Representatives of plumbers, hardware, bricklayers, and builders deny the deputation's claim of a labour shortage. They assert there was plenty of labour to meet the demand.

Melrovame Thoredar Plumbers Re Hantere Inabourera Resterdany

Opium Fine in Melbourne Court

A Chinese man in Melbourne was fined £40 for possessing opium. The short-handed report notes the case occurred on a Thursday at the Melbourne court, with the defendant identified as a Chinese national.

Melbourne Wone York

Country railway repairs expanded in country workshops

Acting Premier approves Railway Commissioners recommendation to increase repair work at country workshops in Melbourne. The decision aims to boost regional railway maintenance and output, with officials detailing expected job increases and regional impact.

Melbourne

Libel Action Claim Against Ballarat Courier

Mr M Grath Mus A commences libel suit claiming 200 against the Ballarat Courier for alleged libel in a letter to the newspaper. The action is filed Thursday in Melbourne. The case centers on statements deemed injurious to the plaintiff's reputation.

Melbourne M‘grath Ballarat ‘Courier Dewepaper

Wireless Stations Pledge Made By Postmaster General

The Postmaster General promises to support the erection of wireless stations with the arrival of wireless expert Mr Roseillie. He told deputations from the hippine and commercial press the Government will push ahead with the new wirebraa stations.

Melbourne Roseillie Wirebraa

Share Quotations From Our Correspondent

Wire from our correspondent lists today’s share quotations for several stocks including Penn Havera T T and Logan Dwyers. Prices shown include bids and sells with short-term movements noted.

Youths' Compulsory Training Under Defence Act

Wires from our correspondent report the compulsory training of youths under the Defence Act begins next Tuesday. It is believed that six months will pass before the lads are ready for brigade drill.

Melbourne

Per Capita Payment Totals by Commonwealth to State

The final year goal per capita payment from the Commonwealth to the State amounts to 2,452,062 dollars, with 10,600 dollars allocated for pensions.

Melbourne Commonwealth

Plough Fitter Wages Conference Refused

Melbourne Thursday report states Mr. Ashby secretary of the Chamber of Manufacture informed the Implement Makers Union that employers declined further conference on wages for plough otters. Also an advertisement for Woods Great Peppermint Cure notes a price of 1/6.

Melbourne Thureday Ashby Chamber of Manufacture Implement Makers Union

FROOTOIDS Cure Headachs Indigestion and Constipation

Frootoids are described as elegant in appearance and far superior to ordinary aperients. They claim to remove biliary matter from blood and tissues and cleanse channels leading to the head. The text asserts quick relief in many cases where other remedies fail and praises Frootoids as unrivalled for congestion or brain related issues.

Fragments Suggest Benefits of Family Health Practices

Reading fragmentary text notes unclear benefits of family health routines. Mentions feelings of improved energy, liver function, and digestion as indicators of well being, with references to economical frontoids and cheerful dispositions. Overall remains vague and partial.

Melbourne Produce Market Telegram

Melbourne market report shows prices for wheat and fodder with quotes per ton and per bushel. Cheese, butter, potatoes and onions listed with varied demand and supply notes. markets well supplied with improving supply and occasional higher prices for some items.

Melbourne

Aperient Medicine Advertisement Promises Liver Benefit

A Victorian style ad claims a weekly dose aids liver function and relieves constipation. It promotes Freeholds as a superior aperient, advising a daily dose during sickness to restore regularity. Available from chemists and medicine vendors in Geelong Victoria.

Grand National Hurdle entries and scratchings listed

Sporting notes report scratchings for today and final acceptances for the Grand National Hurdle. Names include Melbourne Cop Danaue Lala Mirth Maiden Hurdle Race entries Flush Linu tenant Arquebune Ahamolina and horses such as Bob Gilder Tindalys Lady Glen in Bade Kisker Battery and others among the field with penalties noted.

Melbourne Danaue Keadout Kuleurna Gorden Catra Minne Hanternton Ff Belcher Btern Anchor Bob Gilder Whuee Tindalys Lady Glen Kisker Aoarthot

Ararat Defeats Atawell for Oliver Trophy

Ararat won easily at home against Atawell on Wednesday for the Oliver trophy. Ararat scored 1 goal 34 behinds for 4 points 0 behinds while Atawell recorded 4 goals 7 behinds for 41 points.

Ararat Atawell

Pigeon Shooting Ship Won By Clarke At Ararat

The eleventh Estes pigeon shooting event under Melbourne Gam Club management saw J Clarke of Ararat win. G Coffey of Horsham placed second. Honews Termverance team and scores from M.U.0.0.F. shooters followed with totals and individual scores listed. Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery touted as a remedy for colds with prices 1/6 and 3/.

Melbourne Estes Auatralia

Fragmented Local Text Yields Murky Card Note

The readable portion shows garbled phrases and no clear event. No identifiable people places or organizations exist to anchor a concise headline or factual summary. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragment.

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