Melbourne Senate amendments spark clash over Coin age Bill
In Melbourne the assembly debated Senate amendments to the Coin age Bill. Fisher, Maloney, and Crouch opposed government proposals while Hotechivon Lane and Mibey condemned them. Debates continued as the house adjourned to next day after committee remarks on the Tayligh Anvinr Ti.
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Mibey Strimiely
Flood Dam Prompts Government Budget Review
A telegram from Melbourne reports Australian officials considering emergency funds as engineers assess flood damage around the Loddon and nearby towns. The Moody government contemplates credit measures if river crises worsen.
Adyal Show A Fair Attendance Prom Promoter Coverage
Wire correspondent describes crowd turnout at a local show fair with mentions of organizers Mrs Winter Cooke and Mr Winter. The report notes attendance levels and general atmosphere as preparations proceed for judging day.
Public Works Department Announces Bridge and Utility Projects
Public Works announces upcoming projects including removal of obsolete bridges and installation of wire netting in the city. The plan covers 270 85 of budgeted work with items spanning utilities and commonwealth infrastructure upgrades.
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Potatoes Quarantined as Victoria Seeks Exemption
Wire from Melbourne reports Mr. Graham stating Victorian potatoes may be admitted if grown at least 100 miles from infected districts and certified. Tasmanian deputation told no relaxation of quarantine. New South Wales and Western Australia maintain similar restrictions on Victoria.
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Australia
Labour electoral device shown in moving pictures
Melbourne dispatch reports the Federal labour party arranged moving picture shows. The films describe special industries in other countries and illustrate the exercise in season fairness for members in the Howe and other dissent incidents to be used during the campaign.
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Melbourne
Federal Labour Party
Howe
State Revenue August and Year-To-Date Totals
The state revenue for August stood at 40617,656 with an £18085 rise over August last year. For the two months to August the totals show increases in several classifications, while Commonwealth balance stands at £2235,735 and total state revenue excluding that balance reaches £781,921. The month shows a decrease of £8537.
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Melbourne
Printers Strife Highlights Conference Deadlock
A fragmented report from the printers' conference notes multiple concessions offered by the union, with talks stalling over a minimum wage demand of 23 and potential strike action looming.
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Melbourne
Munter
Tax Bill Hearing Sparks Debate Over Dream Act Adena
Details outline proposed land reads and taxation changes amid public hearing. Proponents discuss exemptions and phased payments while critics question equity and administrative costs.
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