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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
4
Referendums No 1 outlines trade with A Miller and Co of Gray Street Hamilton as a district boon. Miller's advertises large Gentlemen's Ready-to-wear suits in all sizes, shirts, boots, and underwear. Emphasizes stock, low carriage costs, prompt service, and trustworthy dealing to attract orders.
Mr A S Rodgers the Lincoln candidate will speak at Telangatuk East on Saturday May 27 at 2 pm Halmoral Saturday May 7 and Hamilton Monday May Lt 8 pm All invited Suborient by Harold Meth over Norton Horeham
Mr Greenwood spoke at a Penshurst meeting urging a No vote on the referenda. Henry Olly led the session, followed by a bank vote. In Hamilton, the Peoples Party met at the local institute for an addressed talk by Mr Burchett, while ratepayers faced insolvency actions and a sale notice announced by Learmonth & Co for the estate of Mr G S Holente including horses hounds and gear.
Involving a Saturday collision near Mount Gambier to a car and a motorist taken to hospital after a skid at a culvert. Also reports of court cases on April 6 at Hamilton, including youths charged under defences act drill clauses, a plea on vaccination breaches, and a public meeting update plus local notices on Salvation Army event and a municipal park issue.
The suffragette conspiracy trial resumes with Drummond operation deemed necessary. Bail extended for two months. testimony alleges destruction and pleas to discontinue tapes. A metalworker testifies supplying women’s union with modified brooches as vandalism and boycotts loom. London reports: Labour prints the suffrage issue despite militancy concerns.
The Morning Post reports the principal Beitteh liners trading to Veneda Australia and Bowth Africa will be warmed. The Admiralty plans to provide guns and possibly 100 rounds of ammunition. The crew will consist mostly of reserve members. Admiralty pay to crew members and officers includes threepence per day and pinepence. Naval effort at terminal ports will train the new crews.
London report on an interview with Mr Holman Attorney General of New South Wales. He states the Labour Party policy supports Australian industries employing white labour at a living wage and welcomes all employers complying with these conditions.
In an Intercounty round England saw Middlesex 164 defeat Hampshire 1 for 7. Frank Tar rank scored heavily for 20 June. Lancashire 180 defeated Yorkshire 74 and 63 at Manchester. Heap took two wickets for 1 and five for ?
London reports indicate the Home Government may accept the world and sugar schedules while opposing others such as metals. A Daily Telegraph note claims twenty one American battleships will soon embark on a Mediterranean cruise, totalling about 365,000 tons.
The Cooperative Union held a meeting at Aberdeen where resolutions indicated alignment with the Labour party. An agricultural machinery trial referenced milking machines with figures including Bartram and Lena Melhourne, while a patent cure named Woods' Great Poppermint Cure appears in a brief, fragmentary note with unclear context.
In a Vancouver report, Minister Allen discusses wartime strategy with Dominion leaders. He notes Britain’s goal of preserving naval supremacy, coordinating with the Admiralty on New Zealand and Australia plans, and the push for a strong imperial force ready for Atlantic deployment while keeping Pacific defenses intact.
Fragmentary Athens dispatch notes Greek authorities blame Bulgaria for aggression amid Balkan strains. Report mentions moves toward occupation of Lefterna and a Bulgarian pledge to withdraw, with criticism of Krerke's Navy memory and the attempted objectives.
A Bradford woollen firm and related groups declare the Near East peace needed to restore stability and complete the squainess of the situation. They believe a peace settlement will stimulate continental demand and note similar opinions across the country.
Philadelphia, Tuesday. Cargo of arms and ammunition to Australia placed aboard twelve foreign vessels at the Wilmington Powder Company’s instigation. Telegraphing circles suspect the cargo is not for Australia but for United States defense.
Washington reports the navy tests a statement on uncompleted plans for the electrical wiring of the ship Penny lvaoniauring during the Presidential inauguration. Naval Kioln declares the plans are on hold, but there are frequent echoes of threats from mail or shells.
Kingston dispatch reports Britain pressing to enforce claims against Cigtemala. The text notes Cigtemala has appealed to Washington and that Secretary of State Bryan is not backing any American country repudiating its debt obligations.
Reports from Peking describe a growing bandit war in Chunchuses infecting 100churia and Mongolia. They have attacked near Cite, wounded several, and two troops have arrived. Home dotdiere mutinies fuel a threatening stuation as three firemen killed. In Stratford, Ontario, a fire in Onigrin destroys a church, three firemen jailed.
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