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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
4
Publisher announces a break for Easter with no issue on March 22 and March 24, affecting the Spectator. The paper will resume after the holiday period.
Our Heywood correspondent reports A Ly Officer of Oakbank-tate announcing his bid for the west riding seat on the Portland Shire Council amid support for Angus Heid. The Australian Women's National League event in Myamyn drew strong attendance despite bad weather, with Mrs Mocntie presiding and Mr Moodie addressing Liberal angles and League aims.
A push for stronger church cooperation is highlighted as a deputation from the Council of Churches visits the Methodist Conference in Melbourne. Leaders express unity and commitment to evangelisation while acknowledging differences among denominations.
Two working horses perished in a fire at a stable owned by Mr. M. Inn on Wednesday. Geelong’s population grew by nearly 1000 in the past year. other districts show notable gains. February payments to Colne Dairy indicate competition for the same month. A council rate assessment was knocked down for twelve months. A monthly AWN.Lore meeting is set for tomorrow at 3 PM. A court case over federal land tax deductions is moving toward a decision. Burglars rifle warehouse at A. Cramps Ltd and broke into Brida and Co, bolting strongroom and stealing money, with about £10 seized.
An enthusiastic workers meeting outlines the Territoral scheme with calls for compulsory training. Speakers warn that without General leadership the Territorial army would be used for aggressive force, while detailing losses from a hypothetical clash between well trained German and French forces and the broader war impact on workers and empire.
Reports claim Allied and German positions show growing rifts among powers as negotiations unfold. The Daily Telegraph notes potential shifts toward a peace deal while Berlin and allied capitals push for compensation terms and boundary clarifications amid ongoing conflict.
Fragmentary telegraphic dispatches describe alleged mass abuses by Servian forces, with claims of atrocities affecting hundreds. Officials in proffering nations call for investigation and accountability as tensions rise in the region.
A derailment and collision at a Melbourne line picnic near New-street left several injured and one victim, Allieon Plember of Aubetatcord, among the dead. A crowd witnessed a drag and horn mishap as a Melbourne train approached, causing chaos and fatalities.
A garbled excerpt shows speculation about the federal attorney general role and named officials including Sydney and Hughes. The speaker claims to present candid statements from others and asserts personal impartiality while offering no concrete facts.
North America influenced by Australia’s wheat handling system. Mr Nielgen reports to the Minister on enabling grain handling to meet London market terms. He projects Australia becoming a major wheat producer as farmers adopt more efficient methods.
Aina eramer Varta orders to proceed to the Dardanelles after conflicts involving the steamer Hewel Crise and reactions from Toeka. The text notes maritime tensions and actions by authorities amid wartime navigation restrictions.
An Australian cricketer Mayne discussed a potential tour of the United States with American teams, mentioning talks and possible arrangements. He cited ongoing communications and the need to finalize agreements before any formal development could proceed.
A report on the Southfrien Soldiers Association reunion with Sir Gerald Strick, the State Governor, delivering remarks. The speech outlines nine lessons in defence and national service, praising the Mother Country and imperial loyalty.
Laan Dos reports Friday that an Atbelt reli Henry term was readopted. The short note notes a political address in reply and a parliamentary action.
The House of Commons discussed the impact of closure and electoral integrity. Members debated committee roles, proposed reforms, and the timing of procedural rules affecting party leadership and parliamentary conduct.
National Education figures in London present ideas on proposed reforms. Joseph Peace, president of the Madr of Education, signals imminent plans to outline edifying measures. Arvin, new American Secretary of State, hints at Home Rule support while discussing the Lords’ role amid political shifts.
The sudden death of Bishop Legge Landon is announced. Born 1859, he was educated at Christ Church Oxford and Lincoln College, earning MA degrees. He held several church postings including Vicar at Wirthalomed’s Rydenham and Loved fem, later becoming Bishop of Lichfield before his passing.
The secretary Mr B H Dowson reports over 100 donations thus far for the appeal closing on Saturday. Contributions come from Hyduok 13 Heywood Portland Iranaholme 10 Randford 10 Neves 1 Harrow and Hamilton 30 Balmoral 7 Voleraing 7. Today’s motion is expected to bring in Digby and Moring enterica and others, with total aimed at 190 schoolwear.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about British Army estimates and a named individual Runday Landon. Details are fragmentary and cannot confirm date location or concrete events.
A distressed parent recalls children suffering nightly from croup until a remedy named Chamber- Taio' Cotgeh Meredy brought immediate relief. The account emphasizes the prior failed remedies and the sudden improvement after trying the product.
The London wheat market report appears with a digestive tonic advertisement. The product claims to aid indigestion, flatulence, heartburn, and stomach troubles with prices noted as 2/6 per tin. Additional medicines and topical treatments are advertised, including skin remedies priced at 1/6 and 4.
An advertisement alleges a cure for kidney trouble using Dr Gheldoo's Gin Palle. The testimonial from "Aldo my loge lecwne" praises relief after trying various medicines, saying secretions are clear and energy returned. Price listed as 1/6 and 2/1 with availability everywhere.
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