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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
4
Seasonal sale touts end of season bargains with boys suits and coats in various styles. Offers include crash coats trousers linen Tunis strong Galatew outfits and tweed school coats with wide size ranges. Limited stock on men’s sport shirts and assorted soiled items available at discount.
An analysis traces the selection of a court chair as a dramatic career arc. It cites a panel of senior jurists and politicians, noting precedent from Britain and Australia. The piece casts the candidate as energetic and romantic, with a background in law and the lure of public service.
Melbourne report notes a Railway Committee debate on a proposed line from Hamilton terminus through Cavendish Araneera Caton Gatun and Tevlonde to connect with Noradjuha Toulenie railway. It outlines gauge and gradient, route through multiple parishes, benefits to land areas, timber bridges, value estimates, and employment plans amid broader electoral boundary revisions in the region.
The article reports Trinity College of Music exam candidates at the town hall with finalists listed by category and teacher. It notes the practical information for the session, including instruments and performance requirements, and lists successful applicants and scores.
A biography recounts a man who shifted from study to law after a naval or adventurous start. His notable ascent came after joining the Mid Temple in 1887, with marked intelligence and integrity. He earned rapid success through disciplined mercantile planning and was praised for probity and professional honor.
In Melbourne the Senate adjourned on the motion of Senator Miner with support from Senator Methregar to pay tribute to the late Mr. C. B. Frazer. The session paused as a mark of respect in a formal parliamentary ceremony.
In the House discussions centered on expanding wireless stations nationwide. A supply bill of 770,143 pounds was passed through all stages amid debates focusing on relations and future funding. The session adjourned at 10.35 until the next day.
In the Melbourne Legislative Assembly, the Factories and Shops Bill faced extensive discussion with amendments rejected. Elmelie moved to repeal section W4 and to establish an industrial appeal court. After lengthy debate a proposal was negotiated to be contested, the bill was reported with amendments on understating the annual court fee, and the session adjourned at 16 41.
Legislative Council resumes debate on the Werner compensation bill with amendments and a focus on accident provisions. A motion to allow optional land valuation rates faced opposition as progress lapsed before adjournment to next session day.
An Australian notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with claims of preventing colds and sickness. It cites a Balmain address and references postal posting dates in late November and December, urging timely use at first symptoms. The ad presents an earnest endorsement by a local wife on a home remedy.
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