Miss Latical Term Begins and Principal At Home
Miss Latical begins second term Wednesday in June. The Principal will be at home on and after Saturday, May 24.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
4
Miss Latical begins second term Wednesday in June. The Principal will be at home on and after Saturday, May 24.
Melbourne correspondent reports that Mr Rennedy, member for Thadar, offers to serve with expeditionary forces possibly in Army Medical Corps. City and council honor volunteers who could not join, while public figures join the effort. Several community notices follow on school staff, war impacts, and local commemorations.
A Melbourne notice outlines grading cream procedures and cabinet discussions. It mentions a draft survey and a collaboration with lenders, urging timely action and referencing bronchiolitis concerns and a peppermint product as context.
A large Sydney blaze destroyed a seven story office block after an early Tuesday midnight fire started in a factory outlet. Australian Paper Company facility caused the inferno which damaged the upper floors and forced occupants to flee via windows. Damages estimated at Children's A4 240,000 with several cars and offices affected. One car overturned later and residents escaped unharmed. Fire crews battled the flames through the night and eventually brought the fire under control.
Melbourne reports Mr. Hughes told Mr. Catta that the government plans action to secure a sugar supply. He denied that the Colonial Angar Refining Company’s cables to Java were blocked, saying they were only shaped for censorship and examination. The government seeks to know pricing and whether the tariffs requested would be justified.
Wire reports from Gor correspondent note butter was unavailable in the market for the first time in 25 years. In Melbourne on Wednesday the House of Representatives heard Prime Minister Brannan express a wish to see referendum questions submitted to the people soon, amid Queensland’s government change.
A Melbourne City Court sent James Varter, aged 16, a clerk at the Twomiprotion Bureau, to trial on a charge of offenses against Edith Skitbom, a 19 year old domestic recent immigrant from England, with evidence suggesting white slavery involvement.
Queensland mother Maud Teague reports two daughters cured of thread worms after using Cometock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets. She claims dramatic nightly relief and urges others to try the over the counter remedy, with home delivery options and dealer availability.
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