2 Inch Poplin Dress Fabric in Multiple Colors 9 6
Fabric listing notes 2 inch poplin with silk finish offered in navys browns black greys tussore green cream and similar tones. Mentions a 9 6 dress size or style associated with the fabric offering.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
4
Fabric listing notes 2 inch poplin with silk finish offered in navys browns black greys tussore green cream and similar tones. Mentions a 9 6 dress size or style associated with the fabric offering.
Advertises a wide range of lace, netting, embroidery, and trims in white black and cream. Highlights include Glass Eye lace pins, Peter Pan priced pieces, white embroidery flouncings,Voile embroideries, and toyed fabrics with values from 1 shilling to 10s 6d per yard. Mentions Loyd and Paria brands with color options and varying widths.
A noisy OCR shows a series of events and show entries across November and December. It mentions Macarthur Horticultural Stay Entries, Hamilton Flower Show, Whyrum Phen show, Heywood Show, Penshurst Races and various December date entries.
The piece discusses a recommended action by a commission on marketing crates, foreseeing slow adoption and radical shifts. It critiques publicity and suggests industry-wide impacts, noting potential revenue changes and the broader economic consequences for farming and related markets.
Fragmentary text discusses cost, fare changes, and aviation or travel policy. Mentions market conditions, refunds, and potential publication dates. Contains numerous garbled names and unclear references, limiting precise extraction of entities or events.
Fragmented report covers a man arrested for wool theft at Pastoral, remanded on bail, with preliminary hearing date set. Weather section notes a cool, unsettled spell with two fronts and rainfall around 2 inches for the period. Community notices include farm allotments available for application and local branch activities with plans for shelter and grounds improvements.
Fragmented Victorian era style notice outlines transfers of water service roles and permits to occupy properties, with names and places including Cameron and Hamilton area. Mentions a donation toward a hospital fund and a fatal accident during construction with a worker narrowly escaping injury and another worker, Paterson, not so fortunate.
Reports from London and Manchester detail key results in amateur water and track events. Landstedt and others contested the world sculling final with strong performances, while in Manchester Holman won the mile world title by four yards over Hedman in a tight finish.
Friday report from New York describes John Henorssy, ally of Huber, pursuing impeachment against ex Governor Murphy to expose alleged methods used by Tammany Hall. Henorssy names District Attorney James as part of a broader inquiry while a physician conducts a thorough investigation.
London notices in the Daily Chronicle urge Secretary Birrell to release James Larkin, leader of a fiery movement, arguing clemency should prevent hostility at Dublin Castle. The piece cites editorials and references to ongoing political detentions and calls for reconsideration of the incarcerated activist.
London reports failed Labour settlement efforts in Dublin as Mezere Coong and Howerman falter leaving a uncertain path for the strike. The text notes a weakened striker sentiment and calls for renewed pledges amid the ongoing labor tensions and currency concerns.
Delegates of the South Wales Miners Veterans meet and approve a levy of él per member to fund relief for unemployed workers at Beng henydd after the disaster. They also recommend establishing a general out-work fund funded by a levy at evpence my tule for members idled through no fault of their own.
A mob aided the street car strikers in clashing with police in Ispi anapolis. The Governor moved to deploy militia as rioters attacked strike-breakers, injuring several. women protested with placards on the streets as chaos flared and service was halted.
In Chicago on Saturday Mrs Pankhurst warned women to ignore party lines and vote for the beet candidate while avoiding militancy. She said violence would not win votes and that such attacks undermine supporters of Mr Aw. In Stirling police overpowered protesters linked to suffrage events in London and Petersbuгg reported measures to punish saboteurs at sea.
London reports Deliver Caudle has been pardoned after a two months sentence for a charge linked to the railway disaster at Aimelll Manndaiehter. Caudle was released from custody yesterday amid public attention and staged crowds lined the street as he left.
Obscure OCR fragment mentions Sir H Campbell Gannerman with a veiled statue and related notes. No clear date or place, but suggests ceremonial or memorial context around a late figure and a veiled statue display. The readable text centers on a people figure and a ceremonial veil.
A report from Mr. Quinn, the South Wales representative, suggests a favorable moment for meat exporters to the United States. The American tariff will change prices, making frozen beef less competitive. Australian meat may rely on Argentina, while the fall in U S beef prices risks harm to local producers amid uncertain shipments and future arrangements.
The King sent congratulations to a group of 30 workmen at Bucking St. Palace who have seen engaged in recent reren wtietioe fronkage. The event noted a display of reliable handicraft at Holborn Restaurant.
A fragmentary notice reports author William Le Quek declared bankrupt. It touts his teaching regime and appeals to clergy, college heads, bankers, and merchants, citing praise from Melbourne clergy and institutions. Address given at Muscat Street Melbourne.
Fragmentary report lists Professor Charles Hiehia as president of the Society for International Arbitration and mentions arrests tied to bonded items near Durban and a travel border, but details are incomplete and names and events are uncertain.
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