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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
4
A wide array of ladies and children’s wear described in a busy catalog. Hats, bonnets, gowns, and cloaks feature velvet bands, lace, embroidery, and ribbons in numerous colors. Accessories include belts, sunshades, and decorative trim, with prices given in shillings and pence.
A political prospectus declares a candidate for the Shire representative seat following the death of Dr. P. Helberman. The speaker notes 18 years on the Council and extensive travel the past forty years, pledging to serve ratepayers by prioritizing Central Fildings and municipal affairs with strong local knowledge.
A damaged notice from Wireloop, dated October 1, TOLO, presents Percy Howker declaring his bid for a local council seat following the death of Ch. Hefernan. He pledges to serve Hidipe and the Shire, promote railway communication, and asks for support and confidence from residents.
A readable fragment lists upcoming events at Stacert hive Church of Fay and Hana mel Mihs Sports. References to Floral and Iniduetis events, Brower Shaw involvement, and a Futrion New date are noted along with hints of a Geom wtittane Landepo date in May and Monday.
On October 11 at Hamilton, the death reported of William Templeton aged 72. He was a long time resident and feeder of local community needs, with obituary noting his years of service and character.
A lengthy legal note discusses whether the Arbitration Court can extend awards beyond the immediate parties, questioning uniformity versus fairness across the Commonwealth. The High Court ruling concluded the Act’s broad powers were ultra vires, requiring definite parties before arbitration can extend. The decision centers on the scope and limits of arbitration in industrial matters.
The discussion argues against broad federal arbitration in Australia, warning it could stir industrial strife and disturb existing relations. It favors wage boards in individual states as more practical, noting federal court changes risk widening conflict between capital and labor.
A wartime style Liberal appeal argues for support of the Government. It claims the administration has been scrutinized and lists policy strengths and failures. It warns that M'Gowen's plan would raise land taxes and burden settlers while promising public works and law order. It condemns federal disruption and calls for votes in favor of the Government.
The Rail ay Commission report notes line alignment was normal near the derailment, ballast good, and track generally satisfactory. It cites slight wheel weight variation and high speed as probable cause and describes damaged engine bogies and one truck derailed in the incident. A separate column discusses the Xowree Shire election and local politician Bowker.
Population of Victoria rises with 4142 new residents in the quarter while emigration drains other regions. A separate note recalls a shipwreck near King Island and a subsequent rescue, plus a curious wool record from Gramitians and a hunter’s pursuit of a wild mountain doe.
Notice records a transfer of Mr D B Gilmour from the local telegraph system to Melbourne and introduces his successor Mr M J Crannan from Melbourne. It notes Gilmour's popularity and courtesy, and mentions musical examinations with Miss G B McGregor omitted in a published list, anniversary plans for the Seacle Rechabite, and several court and public notices including Coleraine Police Court cases, a Ferrier versus Campbell dispute, and an Australia at Work cinema exhibition recap.
The report covers a railway accident near Gornda gid Caley with a man cut by a train, a fundraising note for Willie Lambert, a machine accident at a Castornear factory, and a political fundraising event for Mr T A Moe lam. Also recorded is the death of the mayor of Rydalmere after a sudden collapse during a meeting.
Wire from our correspondent reports Senate progress on the Navigation Bill amid Melbourne debates. The brief dispatch notes lawmakers pushing amendments and committee referrals as the measure moves forward in federal Parliament.
In the House of Representatives the debate on the Northern Territory Acknowledgement Bill was adjourned. The debate on the third reading of the franchise reform bill was postponed or interrupted.
In a contested committee, proposals for a land tax reform faced opposition from Mr Hughes while Mr Glynn supported amendments. The motion sought a one pound per acre levy with exceptions for non-sublivable lands, aiming to ease burdens on poorer farmers. The division recorded 24 ayes and 12 nays as the Land Tax Assessment Bill advanced.
In Melbourne assembly today Mr Graham told J Husein the government prepared to render cer stance for the tabnebment of soul store in county centres. The Dentists Bill is further considered by committees. Mr Frendergast's amendment giving the government power to defend leda charges was rejected by 14 to nil. The Assembly passed the Deptlots Bill as they are discussing the Goldbuyers Bill.
Crown land parcels available for selection in 2123 near Inverea Dromore four miles from Heywood and 122 miles from caster ton. Includes 117 acres at Mageppe thirty miles from Naramanportesy and other plots listed with distances.
A fragmented Melbourne wire reports on maritime and dairy topics with unclear details. Names and places are obscured, offering only hints of shipping and agricultural notes without definitive events or outcomes.
In Millbourne Walusteday local news reports Mrs G Massolin, formerly known Mea Rikger Mofami holdings, has been appointed Inspector of cuarition. The brief item notes the new appointment and local official reaction.
Telegrams report King Gear Aa ordered the royal yacht Victoria and Artert to Gibraltar to bribe Queen Amelia to England amid claims of disorder and exaggerated reports. Reactions from Pept iean leaders demand restraint as abroad tensions rise.
London reports a Portuguese government action claiming confiscation of convents and monasteries will not affect the Dominican order. The note states Brazil’s government has completed the move, with expulsions in Portugal not altering Dominican control or influence.
A fragmented report notes Frehgh strike support and Budd men backing a Renee vote. The text mentions Western Frinch love and a cross group showing approval for a turnout. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply political or labor alignment results.
The government moves to force a railway labour stoppage with a decree granting naval engineers authority for twenty days. Minister Beland Premitt and M Millie outline urgent action to ensure postal and transport services during the strike. The strike has disrupted telegraph and telephone lines, hindering connections and operations.
Brief on a continuing strike expanding into Eastern France with guards or troops stationed around key rail stations and on the pertherg railway, noting the authorities and regional impact.
London reports thousands of railway men in France have voted to fight to the bitter end. Seven thousand occupy workshops and belt work with plans to extend to the provinces. The Railway Men’s National Union backs a general strike across all French railways. British railway men express sympathy with Northern France workers.
The veto conference in London resumed its sitting on Tuesday night with ongoing talks reported as continuing. No further details were provided on participants or agenda.
A ragpicker in London has died of Asiatic cholera in a hospital. The Times reports the hospital suspects the illness may be Baghah cholera. The question will be settled by the bacteriological organization which will proceed with tests to confirm the strain.
The education council votes to end the meat strike by a margin of six to one. Trade unions will resume porter duties at Liverpool docks with trucks set to move on Wednesday. An extra shift is granted for the next day to ensure smooth operations and reopen normal trade.
Fragmented report notes Ronnapel and aviator Mervioxeey in St Louis with remarks claiming immense experience and a three minute merit. Included are brief comments on nationalists and spy exchanges amid a tone of hopelessness in the home front context.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a centenary event at a university with plans for a large subscription. References to a goal of ten million marks and various unnamed participants appear, though many words are garbled. The readable elements point to a formal gathering and fundraising effort.
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