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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
4
Dr D Gilbert Teague, later of Coleraine, is cited with contact at Talaphone 171. A note indicates a move or absence from September 4 to September Whinenetee, repeating the Coleraine association.
Dr Leger Erson formerly Hon. Physician to the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind lists address at 157 Colline Street Melbourne. Hours include 11 to 12.4, 1 to 2, and 7 to 9. Telephone available. Consultation by appointment.
Credit Fonciers announces farm loan terms including 4 percent intraert and 94 percent im nedactionof principal with forgiveness rules. Details reference Freeman Street and Crowe Litwsehelt areas with conditions on repayment within five years and possible penalties after. Market terms appear in a late 19th century notice style.
An obituary notice records the death of Tubert Mead on September bed, noting the loss to his family and friends and listing surviving relatives. The brief tribute marks his passing and honors his memory.
The Hamilton council discussed river reservoir issues and a plan to reduce daily water loss by about 200 gallons. They debated extending inspections along the line and possibly cutting in places to restore supply while a new reservoir contract faced consideration.
Reports detail a contested water rate proposal and street drainage issues in Hamilton. Included are notices of estate sales at Wimbledom and Young properties, a large clearing sale, and obituaries and memorials for local residents.
In Melbourne on Friday, police failed to stop a large crowd at a public event around Peacock’s burning site. Officers completed the patrol without decisive results while witnesses, crowds, and officials gathered, and investigators continued following leads about the blaze and suspects.
The report notes a rise in federal revenue over two months, with totals totaling 22,082 portals and a separate amount of 816 recorded. It highlights increased income and the impact on the budget. The figures reflect early-year performance and point to changes in revenue streams.
A garbled note reports a rise in sugar costs linked to wholesale markets and a Cleveland company’s canning operations. It mentions a Mr Dwyer and Mr Fieter discussing deals and poles, with unclear references to retail, rebates, and dates.
A wheat sample was rejected after initial lab tests under unclear procedures. Officials cited quality concerns and pending verification before any further testing or approvals.
William Head was found in a Canterbury hotel bar while a prohibition roler conducted the raid and was remanded to a three month moderate retreat as part of the order.
A report records Otto Mabogren receiving a fine of £10 and a month’s imprisonment for driving on the wrong side and striking four youths. The text also lists agricultural prices for wheat, potatoes, and hay with various per ton rates.
Fragmented ad text lists various potions and cures with odd claims and sales jargon. The garbled content mentions Woodw a Peppermint Cure and warnings about lashing out, alongside nonsensical phrases and buyer seller language from a 19th century sale page.
A terse Reuters telegram reports a sudden political disruption in Verkrerio with high level government reactions and calls for action. Details are fragmentary as dispatches emphasize the urgency of stabilizing events and monitoring parliamentary responses.
Paris reports from Prime Minister Cambon indicate French ambassador to Germany discusses Morocco with Berlin. Text implies France seeks assurances while Germany presses concessions as negotiations progress amid tensions.
Berlin reports that German papers continue to stress the Kaiser’s estranged position and caution against provocative remarks. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes the moment of political tension and warns a reckless line could invite misinterpretation and hinder peaceful relations.
Berlin dispatch reports a fierce outburst amid German anxieties as a British-leaning source hints at motives behind current events. The piece cites Air John Preneh and Inspector-General forces detailing fortresses and German responses in the ongoing conflict.
The Austrian press voices fatigue and concern over ongoing conflict pressures. Reports describe weary crowds and strained morale amid mounting casualties and diplomatic strains, with calls for relief and restraint amid a tense wartime atmosphere.
A blaze struck a four story building with chemicals, trapping and injuring firemen who fought to free civilians and prevent spread to nearby hospitals and markets. The panic was contained as rescuers restrained civilians from entering the danger zone.
In San Francisco on Thursday a strike threat chilled operations at the Mataery Pacite Company as workers press for demands. A final conference failed to break the deadlock.
In Paris and Northern France riot activity grows as market chaos forces vendors to lower prices after protests. Five hundred women are reported expelled amid clashes involving bakers and fair workers at Lens market and surrounding areas.
President Taft told the American Bar Association that Congress improperly challenged the Anglo American treaties and urged ratification. The report notes various figures and local items including legal notices and a dentist’s recovery claim, plus winter health advice and product endorsements embedded in the column.
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