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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
3
A Miller & Co advertises spring goods for men including ready to wear suits in tweeds and Worsted at 21, 25, 30, 35, and 45 shillings, shirts, collars, hats, and undergarments. It promotes a wide range of fabrics, accessories, and sporting wear with emphasis on value and up-to-date styles.
Boots offers a new spring footwear line with ladies colored canvas bows, buckle shoes in various leathers, glaze hide shoes for daily wear, and girls’ shoes in tan and black leather. Also highlighted are patent, enamel, and kid materials, with several price points and a large stock of boot polishes.
The notice offers loans on farms from £50 to £2000 at 44 percent interest and from 1 percent to a reduced rate. Loans secured on Crown Leasehold can be renewed anytime on payment of the balance. no charge for mortgage deed. Loans may be repaid within five years with no penalty after five. Apply at any Post Office or Savings Bank or write to The Inspector General of Bovings, Market Street, Melbourne.
Readers who do not receive their papers regularly are urged to contact the manager at once to ensure delivery. The note directs subscribers to report delays and verify service in the town and surrounding area.
Notice to correspondents for pmvuding letters in the Spectator. Letters sent late may be inserted or rejected regardless of prior submissions or other journals.
Nominations and handicap dates announced for upcoming racing meets in November through January. Events include Penshurst Boxing Day Races and Ararat general concerns with entries closing December 8, late December handicaps, and December 18 nominations for Coleraing Taree.
The Hamilton Spectator reports afternoon and evening entertainments with choir, piano solos, recitations, and a children’s piano duet. Judges will announce results. A large crowd is expected for the Venhurst Show continuation and a special train from Hamilton to Lotte. Proposals for municipal finThement entertainments aim to raise funds, with plans to hold a Garden party style event perhaps in January and to prepare for next year’s show in Hamilton.
The reports describe postal improvements in Hamilton including a new mail despatch pipe railing system and an expanded letter delivery area. It notes a Western Pioneer Tent meeting with officer elections, and mentions John Vale’s upcoming visit for the annual order meeting in Hamilton next March.
A fragmented report from Shanghai on reform proposals for a new model or system. Advocates favor a pew constitution linked to Australian models while others back a Swiss system, with debates centering on property and education implications and clonal qualities noted.
Report from Capetown notes a National Congress decision at Bloemfontein to form a strong South African Party to unite white voters, curb rascalism, and promote a white man's South Africa. General Botha’s new organization is also mentioned as aligning with this policy despite cabinet tensions with General Botha.
Washington Wednesday Felix Levy attorney urges Congress committees that the independent tobacco firms lack genuine reform and the tobacco trust’s reformation remains a sham and preserves monopoly.
The Ottawa report notes a British Admiralty linked scheme for Canada’s defense development. Borden argues the current policy is a political maneuver, claiming the navy remains wasteful and only becomes complete when fully built.
A steamer named Priva Joewehlin is reported to be ashore near Samarm Island north of ar The vessel is en route to Port Limon on a cargo voyage. Many Americans are aboard and the ship is not in danger.
A garbled report references Mexican revolt and troops mobilising with unclear details about insurgent activity. The text mentions a figure of 25.70 men and hints at a new insurgent movement, but specifics are fragmentary.
A New York movement by wholesale grocers pushes for a reduction in the sugar duty to ease prices. The effort aims to lower costs for merchants and consumers amid rising market tensions.
Fragmentary text shows a dated notice mentioning Sal Domingo Hin in relation to American ships and a U.S. force context, with garbled phrases suggesting a wartime or legal notice about movement or shipment involving Ben Domingo and a Brnt American in territory.
In Belton Wednesday an airman fell four feet during a training flight at the Brest Army base. He sustained injuries described as potentially serious but not life threatening. medical staff report preliminary prognosis remains guarded as the field reports continue.
GcElong Wool Salls, Mesote Dalgety and Co held their fifth sale of the series today, bringing forward catalogued lots and private sales from previous catalogues. Prices were fair to good, with a large attendance and strong demand for all good qualities.
A garbled war era report from the Admiralty discusses charges and division of the Beiter fleet during a recent crisis. The piece mentions transport by rail and uncertainties over railway liability, with references to Mr M Kenna and Mr Churchill and concerns about supply disruption and potential dislocation.
Readable text is fragmented. core details or names are not identifiable. Summary cannot extract coherent events, persons, or organizations.
The debate centered on government handling of industrial policy and the commission's report. Mr Rameny Boy proposed strict limits on cenmires while the government considered inviting companies to confer with ministers. Lloyd George backed a amendment aligned with Asquiths suggestion, carried 167 to 108.
London crowd gathers as suffragists are charged with causing damage and breaches of the peace. Two women charged with smashing shop windows in the Strand face trial. the damage amounts to five pounds for a fire incident and ninepence for a damaged bookshop window in the Strand.
In London on Thursday buyers crowded Antwerp wool sales but bidding was irregular. Prices fell to ten cents below the latest ruling to September while crossbred lots remained unchanged.
The Marquis of Londonderry announced last night that he would return to the House of Commons to resume combat over the Home-title issue. The statement signals renewed effort in parliamentary battles and underscores a determined stance on the government’s policy.
Fragmentary OCR note references a House scene in London with a person named Aeaith Coe and a term nom De diecustiga touching facilities. Content is unclear and reads as garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable items. no clear event person place or date emerges. cannot determine solid headline or summary from the provided garbled lines.
A passenger was mortally injured in a Western Colorado railway accident near the valley. The report notes parliamentary references and a table detailing funds and amendments, including a Welsh church measure and Koerkarone variation totaling £121,000, about £5,000 less than the previous year.
A fragmented dispatch from a distant parliament scene depicts lawmakers, debates, and procedural motion amid blurred names and dates. The garbled text hints at ongoing sessions and procedural actions without clear specifics or outcomes.
A garbled excerpt shows a fragmented House debate with disjointed names and phrases asking whether a measure could mean death to savings. The text mentions John Quick and Porter and a reference to a speaker named Bill, but the surrounding context is unreadable.
A wedding tragedy unfolds as Gurat collapses suddenly during celebrations at Brights Melbournes. The wire report from our correspondent details the abrupt death and surrounding events at the ceremony, leaving mourners distressed.
The readable text presents a terse headline about The Oval Uta Medina passing Suez with no further verified details or context available in the fragment.
Reuters reports cricket team talks and travel notes as rain halts practice. Mentions players and teams with scattered captions and stray phrases, including references to Hydney and Ferudha among others.
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