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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1911
Page
4
Readers see a shop showcase featuring Ties and Collars Box with hot and cool hues. Hata fabrics appear in latent shapes and colors with shirts offered in color and design variety. Ros and Shoen present tan and black options in new shapes.
Fragmentary notice discusses a scheme for reducing tenure costs with 44 percent interest and a five year grace for paying balance of Crown Rent. It mentions freehold conversion on full payment and no penalty after five years, plus instructions to contact the Inspector-General of Bavines Banks in Melbourne for forms and further details.
CPC urges subscribers to check delivery and communicate with the Manager if papers are not received. The notice addresses town and country readers who fail to reseha their papers regularly and warns of reganeted communication procedures.
On September 24 a death notice records the passing of Coleralhy head Jannie and Mary beloved wife of Frank Teblerta. The text presents fragmented OCR of a local obituary with ages and relationships, mentioning household names and a Pipe location.
A long fragment discusses Home Affairs ministers seeking to sway elections by favoring unionists and pressuring workers to join. mentions wages for ministers and MPs, calls for action, and a Trades Hall deputation urging the Prime Minister to act promptly on policy.
A lengthy discourse on Labour Party aims and government policy follows a detailed critique of trade unions and farm labor debates. The text cites Mr O'Malley and ministers, discusses wage measures, and warns of revolutionary shifts, with references to public servants and Trades Hall.
Reuters Telegram reports the Dunlop road race from Goulburn to Sydney won by W. Reomis of Victoria off the handicap of 1 hour minutes. D. Kirkhem, also of Victoria, placed second on scratch. Wilson, another Victorian, finished third. Cotterill of Sydney fourth. Beers beat Lancaster over the distance in earlier time trials.
The medical congress closed its final business session in Sydney and decided the next session will be held in Auckland in 1914.
The text reports Theontext from Router's Telegram in Sydney on Saturday. Donaldson wins the world 190 yards race by four yards over Holway with a time of 1d. The source is garbled but indicates a decisive victory for Donaldson and the Australian challenger.
An inmate at Ballarat Volekaay, known as William Wri, died after a wrist wound inflicted at midday on a day described in the report. The deceased had a prior pattern of peculiar behavior and had previously threatened others in the vernal period.
Hughie Mehogan defeats an American opponent in a close twenty round amateur championship match, reported via Reuter's Telegram from the stadium. Howden wins the amateur golf final four up with three to play, securing the title.
The Methodist and Presbyterian groups plan a joint competition this evening to spark interest in the local event. Teams include Willows-Conplnatona and a roster featuring T Butler, Ay Bane Hunter, Walker, C.F Silas Farbe, and Porter.
Dispatches describe troop movements in Tripoli and the appointment of a new KRW commander. Sundy Colonel Fears and chief al tam of the Saloon acid erie ha are referenced amid confusing wording. The governor reportedly warns of further troop movements and potential commands.
A large emigration from Tripoli to Rome reports fear of fanatic violence against Italians. The move follows rumors of rising religious tensions prompting Italians to flee.
A chaotic report from Rome describes a great crowd and massive debris after a collapse, with homes and palaces damaged in Terradel Crees. Rescue efforts recovered twenty bodies as mud avalanches blocked routes and cut villages off, leaving families in need and communications interrupted. In London a Chilean gold find is reported but details are sparse amid ongoing coverage.
Nominations for the premier succession in St Petersburg arise after the death of Bokrom. The article notes a vacancy and hints at reactions in government circles. A London-toned brief mentions reelection discussions and unclear details amid ongoing political shifts.
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