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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
4
Miller Co offers spring ready to wear suits in tweed and worsted from 21 to 45 shillings with fashion shirts, hats, underwear, and accessories. Large range includes felt hats, lounge hats, Borsalino felts, gloves, underwear, and cricket gear, all priced to attract customers.
Boots and footwear offer new spring styles for men and women. Gent’s Balmoral boots, lace-ups, and patent heels advertised with prices from 1/6 to 11/11. Ladies’ coloured unives shores, duckle shores in several finishes, and circle shoes in tan and black. Large stock of ten bin shoes and polishes advertised for daily wear.
I AA commenced practice in Hamiltons, offering three day treatment for alcoholism. Applicants may contact M Lewin at the Moral Institute care Private Hospital, 1d Patt Street, Adelaide, by telephone Central 104 for particulars.
Credit Foncier offers loans on freehold farms in Buma from 3 to £2000 at 46 percent interest, with principal redemptions after eight years and possible freehold conversion on balance of Crown Rente. Loans may be repaid at half yearly installments and share payments within five years. apply by post or by letter to the Inspector General at Barings Banks, HW Market Street, Melbourne.
J F Guffoe thanks the electorate for support in the recent election and expresses gratitude to the ladies, committee members, and center staff for their efforts and dedication to the civic endeavor.
A list of various events and nomination dates including Hamilton Angers Nominativens on November 27, Warrnambool, Coleraine Daves Nominations, and Ararat Bports with entries closing December 1. The fragmented text lists general entries and multiple December deadlines, reflecting a community event notice.
A crowded hall witnessed the splendid programmes of the previous afternoon and evening. Large numbers attended, with many fine performances and popular acts drawing strong interest. The afternoon will feature further events and the evening’s program includes additional numbers. Judges made some adjustments late, omitting a recital item and refining several performances. The Pension to pigme event and awards for Miss Ceti Bty Medi are noted, along with a champion sine and other prize allocations.
In Melbourne the House discussed the Pacifi Cable Round 4 tariff, deflated telegraph and message charges, and the Bank Bill. Ministers defended extending borrowing powers, and critics warned of political influence over a Commonwealth bank and reserve fund. The session touched on severance of bank control, savings bank deposits, and committee referral plans.
Melbourne reports the Senate debates the Electoral Bill with a move to insert for preferential voting. The discussion covers government powers and the timing of the president's rule with amendments by Senator Millen aimed at absent members and regulatory authority.
An unclear report notes a cabinet discussion and a cautious statement by MHS rats. It references a meeting with uncertain participants, planned changes, and a forthcoming appearance at a local venue.
A brief dispatch from our correspondent describes a local inquiry into actions by Mr Dwyer and E M. The report notes confusion and requested cooperation as the investigation continues into February.
A wartime style market wire from Melbourne notes quotas and prices for potatoes and related goods. The report lists a per unit price and mentions market conditions with brief lines and figures despite garbled text. The text references Melbourne and vendor items with limited legible data.
Fragmented report outlines international talks involving Germany Britain France and Morocco. It describes tensions over potential naval bases in Morocco and the risk of breakdown with France, noting German assurances and Allied press coverage, with parliamentary maneuvers in Britain and reluctant concessions in the Franco German dialogue.
Fragmented report describes upheaval in Manchuria and Chinese rebellion effects. Mentions leaders and a stalled premiership while noting political instability and foreign observers.
Disruptive suffragette actions unfold in London with police guarding The Strand and Parliament Square. Window smashing targets include government offices and private homes of Viscount Haldane and John Burne. Several protesters are taken away, and the public narrowly avoids harm amid the unrest.
A distorted cable mentions a concert at the Albert Hall in London with references to King George and a ballad. The text is incoherent and includes misreads about events, people, and positions, making precise details unclear.
Unclear text references a national initiative in London. Committee members discuss formal steps and potential actions with dated reminders. Details are fragmentary and names or places are partially illegible.
A fragmentary listing notes Australian cricketers and English fixtures with venues and dates in London Manchester Oval and other locations. Names and destinations are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to May July and various venues appear.
London Wednesday The Times reports the text of Sir Joseph Ward's invitation to Queen Alexandra for a New Zealand visit. Her Majesty declines, citing inability to accept the invitation.
British warships of the Invinestry and Inter typed Webey rented battle cruisers.
Panicked crowd at a Paris theatre after hooligans wrecked the refreshment bars. Stampede ensues as pressure builds, several stalls collapse and patrons flee. The chaos injures about twenty people, with chaotic exits and frightened reactions throughout the venue.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled report on Canada naval policy with references to Ottawa and representations regarding referendum timing. It mentions premature blasts and miners buried, plus a Canadian political note amid scattered names and places.
Melbourne cattle market reports a tepid session with prices drifting, buyers restrained and demand lacking momentum. Trade shows some activity for prime steers but overall turnover remains subdued in midweek trading.
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