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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
7
Melbourne Friday Henry Uottecolk was fined in a department inquiry. Evidence showed a poison of letters and a raid that stopped postal authorities from continuing operations at Tettersal.
Mr Haswell, secretary of the Agricultural Implement Makers Association, says 600 members support secrecy in the trade council. Mr Murray reportedly refused a deputy for importing artisanal wares. Melbourne market items list milling at 8/6, onions at 2a/10, potatoes at 4 per ton, onions again 2a/10, and other prices per ton or bushel.
Wire from our correspondent reports varied quotations in Melbourne with buyers and sellers naming prices on multiple items. The text highlights a brilliant range of saltings and tailored goods, urging readers to act quickly to secure selections from the season’s fashion lines.
An assorted, partly legible OCR fragment lists several names and titles such as maies, li-Row, J. W. Grove, MA, Bamilton, Moorsia, and variations of Mr. Pitt, Pita, and Estate 30 Mir Dentenber. The text appears disordered with suspected misreadings and unclear context.
The fragment questions how reserve tools affect banks and implies the system will deteriorate as accommodative power weakens. It shows concern over monetary policy and bank stability with unsettled language and unclear specifics.
A garbled schedule lists multiple locations and dates in November for addresses or events. It mentions Balmoral Cavendish Telangatuk East Harrow Oberam Edinhope Nouarpur Minimay Goroke with days from Saturday to Thursday and times around 3 p.m.
A dated notice lists speaking engagements by Weil Mackinng at Mengrear across November. Events include sessions on Saturday November 4 and Monday November 6 with times in the afternoon and continuing into Tuesday November 7.
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