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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
4
In every department Miller’s presents the latest ideas of the fashionable world. The selections were specially chosen by Mr Thomas during trips to London and Paris.
The fragment lists hats, blouses, dresses, and costumes for women. Items include linen hats in multiple colors with decorative ribbons, large stock of white and blue blouses, embroidered collars, and silk fabrics. Prices range from five pence to several shillings, indicating a broad offerings for ladies dress goods and accessories.
Advertises a wide range of cloths and dress materials including amethyst base browns crepe de chine and voile fabrics. Highlights patterns such as Mysore Zephyre loyalty prints and floral stripes with prices from 1/1 to 6/6 per yard and dress lengths advertised as soft and high quality.
A catalog of lace inserts, embroidered flouncings, collars, and net jabots showcases white and Paris styles in varied widths and prices. Items include handkerchief borders, glove trims, beaded embroideries, and lace wedding pieces offered in several shilling and penny values.
Fragmentary telegraphic snippet mentions Mal aie Colines and Moorsey, with garbled references to telegraph and air press services. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are readable.
Dr D Gilbert M Teague formerly of Coleraine has started practice in Kennedy Street. He offers morning sessions from 9 to 10:30, afternoon 2 to 5, and evenings 7 to 9. Telephone number provided.
Dr Leger Erson and others at Rockland and Broken Hill General Hospitals and Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind offer eye care. Consultation by letter available. Hours listed 11.30 to 1 and 2.30 to 2.00 with city telephone 87h and APR CLALITY 606. One cornea required.
Credit Foncier offers farm loans in Buma with rates from 59 to 20 pounds at 44 percent interest and reductions in principal. Freehold options possible on Crown Leasehold with payment of balance. no mortgage deed charge. Loans repayable by instalments. early payoff penalties apply only in first five years, none after. Apply by letter to The Transportation General of Savings, Market Street, ibourne.
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Subscriptions notice lists several flower shows with entry deadlines and locations. Event dates include October 27 for Herivbtion panel, November 4 for Flower Show, and October 27 1h for Ballarat Stow entries. Entries for Warrnumberl and Penshurst Atom are due November 24 and November 17 respectively.
The readable fragments mention a date in October and names that are partially garbled. No clear event, location, or organization is identifiable from the text.
The Rev. A Taylor, senior secretary of the Bible society, is scheduled to address the Christ Church ball in the evening. The mission is free and open to all, with a second meeting tomorrow at 3 PM in the Presbyterian board room for those interested in charity work.
A collection of condensed notices reports and brief items details include a road cart overturn accident injuring none of the horse and several pedestrians nearby. Social and cultural events foreground a Scottish Pipe Band concert a lecture on alcohol reform and a cinema program featuring Leitch Pictures in town.
Melbourne event at the Victorian Wheelmen Association meeting saw Collins win the Warrnambool road race. Wandin qualified, Leising was denied a top award, and Leasing received a reward despite unclear adjournments.
Lord Loreburn, speaking at a public event in Abedfield, warned that nations grow more deceitful and that industrial disputes threaten policy. He urged the Government to probe for underlying causes of unrest and to remove evils promptly to prevent grave consequences.
Fragmentary report notes the Halsbury Club loyalty to the Unionist cause. A leader or member states intent to operate with all talent in the fight for the Union. Details are incomplete and unclear due to the damaged text.
Ottawa dispatch reports the Canadian Parliament convening on November eve as the new Cavacay Ministry pledges reforms in the militia department. The proposed measures aim to calm tensions and address grievances while fiscal and defense posts are under review.
Reports from London indicate Italy and Turkey are maneuvering over annexation terms as tensions rise. Observers fear Balkans unrest could flare again if diplomacy falters, with fears voiced about possible military and economic consequences across Europe.
In London on Tuesday Mr Snowden, member for Meck tune, spoke in Hartlepool regretting critics of the inirague poem. He argued the critics, while silent, favored saferina of the working does as the Chancellor. If the Ell were as Lloyd George describes, even the extremes socialiet would be in the favour.
A London article notes two remarkable pieces on the Moroccan issue. observers expect a declaration of war while Britain and Sinesia earlier dissuaded action. It reflects shifting attitudes and ongoing political tension surrounding Morocco.
A labor dispute causes 600 workers to idle as seamen hold a meeting in London. A deputation plans to meet officials to demand the withdrawal of a demand tied to a celebration, amid rising tensions over the strike. The scene reflects a broader confrontation between unions and employers.
The South African mail contracts row appears garbled with missing names and dates. It mentions shipping and an arrangement involving Leena and Joe, but key details are unreadable. Further readable fragments suggest a formal procurement or shipping arrangement but no concrete entities or deadlines are clear.
London police report a robbery involving five thousand pounds in bank notes. A clerical error notes a formal arrest and a recovery of notes found near a local bank, with authorities verifying the incident as a bank robbery case in progress.
A fragmentary report suggests changes in the British cabinet this week. Mr. Laeped may pursue the leadership role, with anticipated visits from Mr. Angwith who could join the cabinet lineup.
An item describes a government advertising campaign in rural districts under a commissioner's oversight in Australia. The note outlines the purpose of the campaign and the role of the commission in promoting the project.
Dispatches report rebel forces surrounding Hankow and Manchukuo area as imperial troops withdraw. Republican leaders order pity toward government supporters while British consession is spared. Despatches indicate German ships aiding and pressure mounting for surrender in central China.
The Daily Mail dispatch from Hangzhou notes rebels fortifying positions amid rising violence. Northern troops concentrate around Yen Shi-lhai as defenses stiffen. British and foreign warships patrol the front, with thousands fleeing.
The Times reports via Kna lin that the British and other powers should restrict their actions to protecting their respective governments in Ubund. The note stresses restraint and warns against expanding the conflict beyond safeguarding allied authorities.
An assassination attempt at Novoohertinek targets Prime Trowhertikol of the Empire. The onloan carriage incident in Tatehaud Huahinemt left one imperial member mortally wounded after thrice fired rounds. The attack occurred on Tuesday Huahinemt. named Kernetl is not identified.
A garbled report notes a prince’s death amid violent upheaval, with reference to an assassin and a related murderer. It mentions Totineckion and a French cruiser Lachaler, plus a powder shortage and a ship incident.
On the Aparish frontier Royalist forces and Spanish cavalry clash near the upper Minko provinces. Elsie and Lisbom are mentioned as involved while the Spaniards claim several Freightalee captives and a rough count of prisoners.
An air race report describes a swift flight from Mingapolip to New Or Wals with a gun and mark of speed. The entry notes the arm tale and a rapid start, highlighting the mile a minute pace across the valley.
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