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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
4
The store advertises new millinery and ready-to-wear styles in a bold assortment. Velvet hats, Paisley trims, lace embroidery, and trimmed tulle dominate the display with prices from 1 shilling 6 pence to 1 pound 10 shillings, highlighting children and ladies wear plus fabrics like Cambric gowns and linen.
Miss M. Bikon of Tp Lorton oversees pupils prepared for all castrom trade term commencing July SAth. Method described as Bolphlogtee under patronage of the Ghle doulin Godloty of Mavaillon.
In response to the vacancy caused by the death of Dr P Heffernan, a candidate with eighteen years as a council officer and forty years familiarity with the Central Riding offers to serve. The nominee cites extensive travel across the shire and intimate knowledge of municipal affairs to meet ratepayer needs and the interests of the Central Riding and the Shire.
Coming events list shows entries due by the 24th for a Byatek Horticulture and Industrial Exhibition. Also notes a Flori al Industrial Exhibition at Shen Holm and related details for Hellen Compe lione Lt in October.
A small audience attended the All Nations drawing event in Hamilton with Messrs Ho Destres and Lord in charge. Two boxes held ticket numbers and word prizes. result tickets were drawn by Miss Shipham and Miss Dusting. First prize valued at £13 went to No 1078 M. Fisher. several prizes followed as tickets exhausted. Accidents at Coltaine described a man injured by a rope during a station mishap and two horse incidents causing vehicle damage. A farewell meeting planned for Mr IP LL WII with temperance supporters, while Kowree Shire election coverage notes growing interest in Central riding councillor race.
A valued township property near the corporation Golafi parcel, including a dwelling and sizable land, will be sold by Alfred Tadlock on behalf of Mrs Hall at the Victoria hotel Saturday at three. A presentation honored Mr Gelder with a silver teapot at the Hamilton post office event. A teachers and scholars presentation at Christ Church School offered a hot water kettle and cake forks to the principals, while a donors meeting discussed levies to wipe out debt and fund park use for cricket.
In Melbourne the Senate faced a heated session over a contentious bubwily bill amid delays and bickering. The government accused the opposition of stalling procedures as toll tolls and telephonic disputes dominated proceedings.
The House debated clone 44 of the Land Tax Agreement and the valuation clause. Mr Ging moved an amendment making penalties apply only if the valuation is wilful. Several members argued the clause unjust or unconstitutional while others supported it. Technical provisions of the Lead Tax Bill were addressed as clauses were closed.
In the Legislative Assembly of Melbound the moving of a cross line between Woomb Lane and Mildura was referred to the standing committee. Discussions also covered road proposals and a Workmen's Compensation Act item. The session adjourned with debate on a divinity lodge bill and tobacco sale provisions among the topics.
Fragmentary wire report from Parliament correspondence dated Wednesday mentions a weather disruption and unclear names. The readable portion references a reporter in Melbourne and mentions a political context but lacks coherent details to identify events or outcomes.
Vancouver police arrested the Times editor after a suspected dynamitarcy incident linked to the paper. General Otis reportedly directed authorities to seize the issue, with the editor accused of publishing harmful content weeks earlier.
A Panama Gulf explosion aboard the Pacific Steamship Company vessel Chiriqui resulted in at least one death with others missing. Reports say the crew and most passengers were rescued, though one stoker remains unaccounted for as the fate of remaining aboard is unclear.
Fragmentary report notes a tax issue in Vancouver related to Chinese residents and poll tax entries. The text mentions a mistaken or disputed payment and an amount described as A100 but the details are unclear and partially obscured.
A man suspected of assaulting a white woman was dragged by a mob to an alley and burned at the stake in Vancouver. An investigation will be conducted into the mob action and the event.
Passengers in a Pollmon car traveling from Roeemont Weel toward Ruck iden were robbed of 70 million dollars in cash, drafts, and jewels. An investigation has been ordered.
London reports prices in Rome with meat sold by the pound and a cool storage facility opened at Genoa to preserve Argentine supplies. Volocia municipality plans to sell frozen beef as Italy ponders similar moves.
A dispatch from London reports Lieutenant Rebello fatally shot with a revolver by Liodor Bonwarde, a noted lieutenant of Glebon, as tensions rise in the Liberal campaign against the clerics. The incident highlights heightened clashes amid political strife.
A scrambled July or night incident in London shows demands by a body named Congreca or similar for eight hours. The text is garbled with foreign phrases and partial names, leaving unclear actors, places, and outcomes.
The readable lines describe a fragmented discussion about federation and miners, mentioning names like Enoch Riwards and Osborne. It notes a preference for independent work and mentions a confederation demand in a metal industry context.
Labor leaders warn of a possible lockout of workers in the metal industry unless a tentative offer is accepted. The offer aims to avert a broader strike and maintain production amid tense negotiations.
Since the Geberne decision two branches of the boilermakere any chiplunders' encieties at Bucherland have entemvoured to secure a voluntary levy for parliamentary representation, but out of 620 members only six contributions were produced.
London Tuesday night markets showed a mixed sale with occasional irregular drafts and prices often halfpenny cheaper. Demand for wool combings was limited while most prices favored buyers.
The order for the Australian second class cruiser has been entrusted to Messrs Armtring Whitworth and Co at the Blackwick yards.
A large Berlin gathering under the Democratic Union condemns the assault on Welsh pressmen. The meeting denounces the attackers and expresses solidarity with reporters harmed while covering a reception.
An aviator named Tabytéan sero reportedly flew a route from Bon Behastian in Spain to Alorrits in France via Prrentea over Pyrerees. Reported damage and references to London and Monte Video customs offices are unclear and partially garbled.
A meteor 150 miles from Earth lit up the night sky near Johannesburg while observers feared blindness. A wire service report from Melbourne notes the portal commission presented to Parliament detailing sweeping reforms of postal telegraph and telephone services. The document outlines board control, pay scales, and new appointments.
A report by the commissioner of Trip008 Lingista argues for extended terms in the Horstal pye tern to curb crime. The vent is deemed useless for the redemption of sad characters.
London dispatch reports a South African cabinet shakeup with General Otha and Prime Minister among ministers defeated on the recon flank amid contending party lines and regional tensions.
Naples district records twenty seven cases of cholera with nine deaths. An outbreak on the Marseille bound vessel from the East reported three passengers ill on arrival. Officials note contact with sufferers prompts redoubling of precautions as ships arrive from the East.
The fragment discusses defection to Rome and the cause of constipation. It notes the common cause is laziness of bowel muscles and warns against overuse of purgatives. It emphasizes letting the bowels do their work and cautions against aggressive laxative use.
A wire dispatch reports Mr. Meher being entertained today by friends before departure. Afterward a lighthearted gathering followed in the park area with a sendoff and words of friendship.
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