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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

3

Shop Window Displays In Hamilton A Sleek Seasonal Show

The article surveys Hamilton shop windows during a festive display week, noting vivid window dressings from many merchants. It praises the artistic arrangement by Jenwing Lime to Uraynthent and highlights millinery showcases by Monsra Miller and Junio, with bright color schemes, mirrors, and floral accents enhancing the appeal to shoppers.

Dave Tage Brighton Thurguebiares Indy Mont Pace Indies Hamilton Uraynthent Sessra, J, ‘Thomech Monsra Miller Junio Mem V. Laidian Enis Jobo Cornish Carthew Thomson-street Arras Echame Jadien Mesure Vo Quealy Cq Pew Mocery Walter Camp Co

Hamilton shop windows dazzle with variety and displays

Courtyard of Hamilton stores shines with art deco and peat colors. George and ONeill C and W Wallace win windows feature tailored wear while Healy offers Tasmanian shirts and hats. J J Maloney, Leitch cycle depot, and Albert White present bicycles and artist materials, with prairied displays of jewelry, glassware, and ready-to-wear goods attracting shoppers.

Crowdine Coatiard Borweer Hamilton Mesera George O'Neill L. Steele Stock Weal Ban Wallace Alan Healy Inada Te Tarrina C. BP. Marshall Carthew Keer J. Lion J. HW Keferee Rlfl Kenedy and Co F. Sack J. Berry Williams E Long di. A. Walker Chile A. Kennedy Leitch Cycle Depot B.D. Wrey G. Crean Eric Leally Cycle Conttral Messrs J. J. Maloney Sop Bae Thamsot Street Albert White J Tree Mii Ates WU. Betts

Address-in-Reply Debate Echoes Over Government Plans

Federal Parliament in Melbourne reports a heated session as Mr Bisher urges unity with government workers, while Mr Deakin hints at constitutional talks. John Forrest accuses rival measures of copying from prior governments, amid cross accusations between Wade and Webster. The Address-in-Reply debate is set to close tonight.

Melbourne Bisher Deakin Atttralian Court Air John Forrest Treasury O'Malley Tudor Endlene Wade Mr. Webster Elliott Johnson Locke

Legislative Council Backed On Planting Trees By Prison Labour

In the Legislative Council the House adjourned to consider the planting of trees by prison labour and the motion was negatived. The council moved on the second reading of the Preferential Voting Bill with the bill’s second reading passed and the will committed as progress reported. The House adjourned until Tuesday.

Uane

Melbourne Legislative Assembly debates hospital reform bill

In Melbourne the Legislative Assembly held a long debate on the second reading of a bill affecting hospitals and charitable institutions. Mr Watt moved for a joint board to consolidate hospitals, arguing the measure would improve economy and efficiency. the debate was adjourned to Tuesday.

Melbourne Legislative Assembly Watt Herpettals Charitian Hill

Municipal responsibilities question faces High Court ruling on damages

Melbourne Tuesday reports the High Court reversal in the appeal concerning municipal liability for a hazardous street trench. The case centers on a wandering horse that entered a sunken lane formed by council work and caused damage to a home, prompting a damages claim against the municipality and appeals by the defendants to overturn the ruling.

Melbourne Tuewlny High Court Tue Enwila Gownell Wuerry Benaumphire Hil Romling Mulace bin Lou

Strikes Hit Melbourne Labourers and Skilled Workers

Melbourne reports show 200 laborers and 400 skilled men idle as strikes spread. An increase to 11 shillings daily is demanded by workers while employers in suburbs push for wage changes. One employer withdraws, and city workers face potential layoffs as the dispute grows.

Melbuirne Tueadey Lahontata Meno Pny

Melbourne Sheep Market Sale Report

Melbourne market notes strong demand with buyers from city and country. prices mainly firm to higher. Quotations show prime wethers up to 2/6 and 16/9 for fat lambs, ewes from 15/8 to 16/3, crossbreds 10/ to 13/3, merino ewes certain ranges, and lambs around 1s to 2s. Export competition pressured some lines but best lots sold readily.

Melbourne Thesday Ioferlor Lyo Merina Wothara Owen Toa Lamba Brat Mescriptiong

Ballarat Stock Market Fragment Sees Mixed Cattle Prices

In Ballarat the stock market shows 144 cattle penned with about one third good. Prices firm with an upward tendency and higher rates for heavy weights. Notable consignors include M W Manifold Purrumbeena and G H I Crescent Glencore. Sheep and cows offered with brisk competition, prime prices steady to improved.

Ballarat Hi Vrone Mer W. T. Manifold Maosey Alves Melbourne Connell

Market Report on Sheep and Lamb Prices Refine Quality Mix

The auction notes croanbred ewes and prime crossbred ewes with prices ranging from 1d to 16d. heavy wether estimates around 2s. lambs and lambing stock show steady demand with prices up and down for various grades. Merino weathers and lambs from 12/7 to 15/ and other descriptions see modest gains, overall improving buyer activity.

Owen

Wimmera and Western District DIY Auctions Report

A fragmented report from Wimmera and Western District auctions lists private sales of sheep and cattle, with dozens of consignors and buyers named. Prices for merino ewes, wethers, lambs, and draught stock are given across Horsham, Ararat, Milawa, and other yards, noting strong demand and varied consignments.

Gentlemen's Suit and Hat Sale At Discount Prices

Sale notice highlights tailored suits, plus size ranges, and matching accessories. Ge rt's Suit from It/Y up cannot be beaten. Alu p micy line Tadlor made suits with fancy buttons. West boxed sets at 24/ and 0 dozen left. Gent's working trousers 1/11. Gents felt hats 4/6, Panama hats 12/6 each.

Ladlee

Mawson Expedition Surpasses £41000 Subscription Goal

The text records that funds for the Mawson Expedition reached a total of about £41,000 subscribed, with figures attributed to Lbourne on a Tuesday. Subscriptions indicate strong public support for the expedition and its scientific goals.

Mawson

Share Quotations From Today’s Markets

Wire report notes varied activity in share prices with buyers mixed and uncertain. The column outlines intraday movements, prices, and market mood as traders weigh potential earnings and economic signals.

Melbourne Produce Market Prices Report

Market wire from Melbourne notes mixed produce quotes with grains and dairy. Wheat, potatoes, onions, hay, cheese, butter, and meat items appear with varied per unit figures and demand signals across the week.

Melbourne

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