Miller’s Are Fashionable Hats and Blouses Update
In every department Miller's showcases latest fashion imports from London and Paris selected by Mr Thomas. Hats in velvet and straw with various trims priced from 12/6, linen hats from 4/11, white blouses with embroidery and tucks, shirt and blouse sets, and linen coats with skirts in multiple colours. stock includes 12/6 hats, 3/1 blouses, 14/6 coats and skirts, plus pure silk ribbons in several colours.
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Thomas
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Paris
Kmart
Eiegitian
Ladies fashion sale offers limited stock today
A fragmented antique advertisement touts a ladies wear sale with chiffon veils dresses and blouses in terms like 10/6 and 1/6 per piece. It lists fabrics such as Cambric Muslin and Mysore Zephyrs, urging swift purchases before items run out.
Ladies lace and embroidery sale ad in white and black
A bustling advertisement lists Swiss embroidered pele into gloves flounces and collars. It highlights white and black pieces priced at various shillings and pence, with ranges for widths from two to eight inches and widths up to 4 inches, featuring net jabots lace and guipure laces.
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Paris
M'Whae and Company Stock and Share Offer Melbourne
John M'Whae & Co announces stock and share offerings in Melbourne at 84 Queen Street. Details include an appeal to investors and notes on share availability and market terms. The notice highlights a central request for response or inquiries regarding the financial instruments offered.
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John M'Whae & Co
Queen Brrest
Melbourne
Dr D Gilbert Teague Opens Practice in Hamilton
Dr D Gilbert Teague formerly of Coleraine announces commencement of practice in Hamilton. He will be available at his Kennedy Street rooms mornings to 10 30, afternoons 2 to 4, and evenings 7 to 8. Telephone number provided.
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D. Gilbert M. Teague
Coleraine
Hinmilton
Kennedy-strest
Dr Lege rerson ormerly hospital physician listing
Fragmentary notice lists Dr Leger Erson formerly of Ruck hospitals and a Victorian Institute for the Blind at 157 Collins with inquiry lines. It mentions consultation by letter and telephone access in City 206. Content is garbled but indicates medical consultation services.
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Ormerly
Reval
Etain Institute For
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Zereho's Charity
Obey
Balan
Credit Foncier Loans on Farms In Melbourne Market
Credit Foncier offers loans on farms in Buma from £2000 at 4 percent with a 31 year term. Reductions in principal up to 14 percent, secured on freehold or Crown leasehold with potential future freehold on balance payment. Loans may be called off early with conditions. inquiry via Savings Bank offices and the Inspector General.
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Buma
Ponthrest
Avings Bank
Inspector-Cgeneral
Savings Banks
Market Street
Melbourne
Notice to Correspondents on Forwarding Letters
Notice to correspondents requesting that letter writers confirm if they have sent similar letters to other journals or newspapers, ensuring proper tracking of correspondence and avoiding duplicate submissions.
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Spectator
Smilar
Notice to Subscribers Urges Action on Paper Delivery
Notice to subscribers to the paper explains missing or irregular deliveries. It calls for timely reception of the regular issue and mentions coordination with the manager to ensure proper service in town.
Waonon and Nearby Flower Shows and Nominations
A fragmented notice lists forthcoming events and nominations in regional flower shows and competitions. Entries and handicap dates appear for venues including Waonon, Koroit, Michtinur, North Hamilton, Ballarat, St Heywood, Warrnambool, Penshurst and Vincentia with nomination deadlines in October and November and shows scheduled throughout November.
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St Heywood
Warrnambool
Dundas election intimation and Hamilton competitions notes
Intimation reached that Mr C M Lennan will visit Hamilton on Tuesday to discuss his Liberal candidacy and begin electioneering. A Hamilton competitions committee meeting at town hall discussed display plans, finances, choir entries, prize money, and co operation. debates over wiring, advertising costs, and secretary reports marked a cautious approach to hosting events and securing judges.
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Luette Alsn
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Hospital Incident and Tarring Road Debate Report
A hospital ward disturbance is reported with a nurse protecting a patient, a knife briefly used but the weapon broke, and police action followed. Separate items discuss a local road tarred practices, council interest from St Arnaud, and remarks on potential wider application to Main Street and Cemetery Road. Also noted are a Dunkeld church wedding and a dramatic company performance in town.
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Turkish import duty change and alliance hopes flagged
Reuters telegrams report Constantinople notes a decreed percent ad valorem import duty on Italian merchandise while Jeune Tur News hints Turkey could replace Italy as the brilliant third in the triple alliance. The dispatches from Costantinople mention run practice and costal distances as context for ongoing diplomatic shifts.
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Jeune Ture
Turkey
Italy
Egyptians Take a Hand in London Report
Four thousand volunteers from Egypt march toward Berghaser, aided by Egyptian sympathizers supplying food and ammunition as reported by the Daily Chronicle’s Constantinople correspondent.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Egypt
Berghaser
Italy's Demands Rise as Libya Occupation Looms
Fragmentary dispatch reports Italy pressing claims as Tripoli and Cyrenaica are cited for occupation. Vienna notes Rome may demand acceptance of settlements with compensation, warning of reprisals if rejected. Unclear details but tension grows over enforcement and potential actions in the Aegean.
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Tripoli
Cyrenaica
Italy
Randat
Aegean Sea
Turkish Policy in Constantinople Chamber Debates Peace in Balkans
In Constantinople the Chamber of Deputies discussed Turkish policy aiming to preserve peace and mutual confidence in the Balkans. Government spokesmen pledged to seek alliances and safeguard national interests while addressing a Tripolitan question in a manner favorable to the empire.
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Visler
Chamber of Deputies
Tast
Balkans
Allian
Ander
Inter
Ex-Sultan’s Position Stirs New Escape Attempts
Reports say repeated efforts were made to secure the ex-sultan’s escape, with authorities tightening surveillance. Details are scarce as officials pursue possible accomplices.
Australasian Rugby Team Triumph Over England In Subdued Contest
Under favorable weather and before about four thousand spectators the Australasian rugby side defeated England 11 to 6. England spurned several chances. In the first half the colonials played faster and led 1 goal 2 tries to England’s 1 try. A late flourish kept England in contention as both sides added a try in the second half.
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London
England
Colonials
Agattalasiana
Englend
Bame Witte
Vantage
Rural Development Chief Urges Co Operative Marketing Plan
Earl Carrington president of the Board of Agriculture presided at the National Congress of Rural Development. He said teaching small holders production is not enough. they must organize for distribution and sale of their produce. The Board of Agriculture outlined a scheme to form county cooperative societies to handle produce and to create loans for members.
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London
Earl Carrington
Board of Agriculture
National Congress of Rural Development
Wireless for Empire Encircling the Globe
London reports negotiations with Bearstary and colonies on a Marconi system to extend the empire’s wireless network. Installations are aimed to be completed within twelve months, signaling a major expansion of global communications.
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London
I Negotiationa Court
Bearstary
Marcon Florenelrel
Reduction of Duties on Meat Debated in Paris
Paris reports indicate the French Minister of Agriculture plans a discussion on a bill for a threefold reduction of import duties on meat, as deputies petition the government seeking relief for cattle and meat imports. The item mentions a large mobilization of people in London and ongoing discussions among officials.
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Paris
de Renee
Paria
Chamber of Deputies
Explosion at St. Etienne colliery claims workers
Reported firedamp explosion at the St. Etienne mine killed several men and trapped others. Rescue teams and authorities worked through the night as survivors were accounted for and conditions assessed at the site.
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Taris
Tharety
Tienne
Rebels repelled in failed landing at Hankow
Ambitious Chinese rebels attempted a landing near Hankow led by General Chane Plac. Imperial forces, under Admiral Sa Cheng, resisted with cannon fire. Rebels, outnumbered and low on ammunition, were driven back after drones of fighting and a night assault near the camp.
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Mos
Chane Plac
Fighting at Hankow Peking Report Sparks Entraining Troops
Rebels clash with Imperial forces as Hankow station reportedly falls and reinforcements detrain amid heavy fighting. Casualties and shifting control are unclear as figures vary between reports. The article notes revolutionary strength around 300 with Imperial troops diminished. Additional details remain fragmentary from the dispatch.
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Peking
Hankow
Imperial
Imperial Victory Front for Railway Station
Berlin reports Thursday clashes as imperial forces advance near the railway station amid a tense mob scene. The fighting disrupted afternoon traffic and left casualties, with authorities seeking protection for Germans in danger and noting recent hostilities abroad.
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Germany
Rebels Capture Nanking Amid Taiping Legacy
Unconfirmed Shanghai reports say Nanking fell to rebel forces, linking the event to Taiping history. The city, famed for its walls and minting prowess, played a central role in mid 19th century China before being altered by the Taiping movement and subsequent treaties.
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Nanking
China
Fom
Sonst
Issacit
British Admiral Appointed Commander Of Naval Forces
Fragmentary OCR report from Peking outlines an appointment of a British admiral to command naval forces amid birthday celebrations and ongoing military displays. The text is garbled with typos and missing context, but indicates high-level naval command changes and related ceremonial actions.
Rebels Take Key Towns As Commander Vows Return
Fragmentary dispatch notes rebels gaining control of forts and towns in Kiokiang province. Conflicting lines indicate the commander’s forces and rebel units hold strategic sites, with unclear dates and alignment. Further confirmation pending.
Population growth surge in Canada from census figures
Ottawa reports census reveals Canada’s population surpassing 7 million, with key gains in Ontario and British Columbia. Vancouver reaches about 195,000, Montreal climbs, and Alberta and Saskatchewan show notable increases. Public expectations had pegged total around 5 million.
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Wedioreday
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Montrea
Alberta
Haskatchewan
Judge Dechousey Denounces Lawless Americans
Fragmentary report from Tawa shows Judge Dechousey of Mamachusetta denouncing American lawlessness. The brief cites a debate on birth rates and pensions, mentioning Paputes ana rivilemtion and a referenced figure about bombs and crime, though many words are garbled.
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Rene Hobee
Pete
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