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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

4

Miller and Co. Suiting and Dress Goods Ad

Referendums. Trade and commerce with A Miller and Co of Gray street Hamilton. Largest supply of Gentleman’s Ready to wear Suits and Working Suite Shirta Booth. Railway men urged to inspect stock equal to city goods and low carriage. Families suited at reasonable prices. Trusta line promises straight dealing and prompt execution. New dress goods from continental markets arrive.

A. Miller and Co Gray-street Hamilton Chia Dlistrict Miller

Rodgers Liberal Candidate Dates for Wannon Election

Mr A S Rodgers Liberal candidate will speak at Tamara on May ith May at 3 pm Coleraine on May at 2 pm Moomalla on May at 2 pm Cavendiam on May Ith May at 6 pm Sanken on May at Apan Hamilton on May 4 pm Ali. Invitation extended by Laurel and Midth Horsham.

Will Epemk Tamara Coleraine Moowalla Cavendiam Lk. Greenwood Imyaoh Mechanica Mall Mecarthur Cavendish Mevhanes Thurmlay Dunkeld Methinies Joseh Abbarn People's 1 Hamilton A. B. Rodgers Waonee Tubura Colerand Mooralla Cavendiah Thureday Chetwynd Narco Mr. Hodgers Haeratiton Town Hall H. W. Dew Gray-stregs Hamiltons

Extraordinary Election Result West Hiding Ward May 1913

The extraordinary election in West Hiding ward on May 8 1913 produced a majority for J Philip with 117 votes. Returning Officer S H Malsheed declares J Philip duly elected at Drumboe and Cavendish polling stations.

West Hiding J. Foitikige J. i Philip H. Malseerd Dirik Trik Ith

Rural Workers' Log and Arbitration Court Debate

Mr F W Trethowan of Boutin Monogetio writes to The Argus defending Labour candidates amid claims of foolishness from rivals. He cites wages of two bonds weekly and questions the Arbitration Court's future existence if Labour wins. He recalls Mr Boence’s stance that the fight between capital and labour must continue, delaying peace until capital is toppled. Also notes a meeting of creditors in the insolvent estate of G A Holgate, auctioneering.

F. W. Trethowan Boutin Monogetio Argus Henmne Corin Labour Boence Ayding Tomtel Capitel Arbitration Nationale Tie Gow

Sale of two hotel leases in Hamilton district

A private sale transfers the lease, goodwill, furniture, and stock of two well known Hamilton hotels. Thomas Wulphey and Joseph Proch acquire the Criterion hotel lease with goodwill, with related transactions and valuations noted, along with plans for a Movarthur hotel transfer. Social events and military notices contrast with the property deal in a busy town notice.

Meera I. HH H. J.salvin H. H. Heid Hoth Place

Warrock Estate probate case in Patterson court

A Patterson probate action involves the Warrock estate of Georg Herbert with executors named Silvester and Silvester, debated by Mr Justice A Becket and counsel. The judge halves disputes over residue and annuities, notes residue under the act, and recommends two executors sign a deed to settle family share and wind up the estate efficiently.

Herbert Delivere Cotaty Georg Hebert Patterson Warcork Nmr Davis Cimertrade Meears Wallan Culem Silvester Silveater Uaeterton Ehatt Alfred Pearvey Juellon Pemeticharios Sven Austice A Myriam Malere Charles Mattern Beatrit MacKinnon Warrock Juetlee u'Heckett Justice o'Deckett

Sporting tourists missing in Gippsland border

Report from Melbourne says John Steele and Br Winheld Dmvie left Malacoots five weeks ago for Western Gippsland. They planned a three week trip but were delayed by weather and have not been heard from since. Authorities fear for their safety as bush surroundings hinder search efforts.

John Steele Awalow Ariel's Br. Winheld Dmvie Pullie Fastern

American Meat Trust and Puengs Ayres Conference

The article reports a government move against an American meat trust and a conference by Puengs Ayres and Monlop. It notes ministerial rejection of certain measures aimed at safeguarding American companies and warns of ongoing actions to regulate or curb meat industry practices.

Minister of Agriculture

Typhoon devastation hits Philippines port city

A typhoon battered the Philippines with wrecked ships and homes. Rescue teams race to reach prisoners rumored aboard damaged vessels as efforts continue to locate survivors amid widespread damage and power outages.

Pope's Recovery Reported After Illness at Home

A garbled notice describes Pope's recovery at home after illness. It mentions The hanches were illuminated and references individuals such as HMitwen and Byrne Reyes in unclear roles, with no clear dates or locations.

Coryitin Hanches Byrne Reyes

Railway Disaster Shocks Town With Fatal Collisions

Sparse readable lines describe a railway accident featuring a collision between two trains near Droma and Kuk on a holiday night. One or more workers perished and the scene involved damaged cars and a halted route as responders cordoned the area.

Murder of a Husband Prompts Local Inquiry

Fragmentary text hints at a murder case involving a husband. Unclear names and places due to garbled OCR. The article appears to report a domestic homicide and ongoing investigation or trial developments.

Franco-Serman Entente in Conference Resigns Pair

Fragmented OCR reads as a report on Franco German entente tensions and a conference where Prana Berman resigns, with references to Vhontee and Aberehotins. The readable segments indicate a formal political event and potential shifts in alliance alignment.

Jen Hh Snawlang Prana Berman Entente

Mysterious Park Event Sparks Police Action

Reports from Wyte Park describe a midweek gathering disrupted by a violent incident. Police were alerted as four suspects faced charges for alleged disturbances while a separate stage show featured performer Metin Murine at the Respire theatre.

Imperial cabinet reshuffles in London Sunday

The Nation reports Lloyd George may form a new Chancellor of the Exchequer and replace Burne as head of the Local Government Board in a cabinet reshuffle. The article suggests changes looming in the imperial administration with potential shifts in key posts.

London Nation’ Mavocaien Lioyad George

Socialist Dissension Within Posdean Ranks Shocks Party

Fragmented reports indicate internal conflict among socialist factions as key leaders meet amid calls for party unity. Officials in the capital announce a forthcoming conference to resolve disputes and reaffirm ideological lines.

Murderer’s Wife and a Broken Hill Crime Scene

A report from Broken Hill recalls a murder investigation tied to a plan for a weekly trial and a fatal shooting. Police captured the suspect and others. two sergeants and nineteen policemen acted during the raid. prisoners were remanded after a tense night.

Rad Purson Howe

Railwayman's One Shilling Fine Leads Tootte London

A railwayman faced a one shilling fine after an incident on the Northern line near Hover. The court described the minor offense and the consequence, with emphasis on the small monetary penalty and its procedural outcome.

Aldershot Military Service Coverage Notes

London report describes the King and Queen at a ceremony at Aldershot and mentions military service, while a premier announces support for granting votes to certain groups in line with recent enfranchisement measures. The text is garbled but signals royal attendance and political reform.

Rumwe Globtt

Coast Steamship Sinks With Twenty Three Drowned

A control steamer sank near town with the crew of twenty three drowned. London reports Prime Minister Amauith and Churchill arrived at Venice. Beverley County Connell children visiting Paris as many factory wheelboys are in London.

Sunda Tovn London Monfar Amauith Churchill Admiralty Venica Burnsay County Connell

Taxi cab kills man at central station court remands driver

In Sydney on May 5 a taxi driver was charged with felonious assault after allegedly driving over a man near the central railway station, killing him. The driver was remanded for a week as the court heard the case. Also in Darlinghurst Langton and Conroy of the Colonial Mutual Life Insurance were charged with conspiracy to defraud.

London Ayu Roto Phot Toulon Aydney Cumming Wee Rhutead Central Police Court Ncromed Central Railway Station Ae Woo Liltel Bydnhy Darlinghurst Ecs Langtoun Thomas Conroy Newton Distriet Colonial Mutual Amutanes Company Sydney Joseph L. Goodman Mee Pumiore Court Goodman

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