Australians early convicts and settlers shaping nation
A detailed account traces Australia’s birth as a penal colony through the travels of Captain Cook and Dampier, the shift to free settlement under Arthur Phillip and Macquarie, and the emergence of Sydney and Melbourne. It notes convict‑to‑free‑settler tensions, land grants, and the rise of industries, seafaring and agriculture amid diverse immigrant waves and policy debates on white Australia.
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Horsham
ANA
Brookes
America
Britain
Captain Cook
Australia
Eatin
Louis XIV
France
Cook
Ammidsensande
William Dampier
Dampier
Thos
England
Candas
Vrovities
Ontario
Iesul
Amnul
Me Brookes
Maier
Siamus Mages
Masistrate
Snook
Africa
Burke
Ateien
Capen
Haviod
Marten
Fred Svanes
Finland
Arsued
Lord Sydnean
Ortanus
Ancatia
Sydnee
Goveer
Arthur Phillip Wade
Conor Macquarie
Syamey
Hawkesbury
Parramatta
Bydney
John McArthur
Mavuuarie
Sane Srelat Jelane
Macmann
New South Wales
Fingland
London
Sydnes
Port Phillip
John Hents
Th SveHsia
Ostea
Horn
Meltonene
Sydney
Kromet
Bendigo
Ballarat
Thihurst
Tran
Uren
South Australia
Indus
Fries
Queensland
Ching
Victoria
Chinew
Avea
Honey Parkes
Captain Towns
Kanakas
Queens
Lancashire Expperts
Commonwealth
Edmund Barton
Natal
Coustey
White Australia policy debated at regional meeting
A lecture by Mr Brookes on immigration and labor costs sparks discussion at the shire hall. He notes Asquith’s view that white Australia policy is economically unsound and suggests indentured Indian labor for inland development, while affirming broad opportunities for newcomers.
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Murry
Datio
Ileim Rayot
Motherland
Applanne
IL Hare
Brookes
Helore
J. B. Rens
Australia
Lord) Asquith
Asquith
Heal
Brotherhood of Man Sermon at St John’s Horsham
The Rev W Reed preaches on the brotherhood of man at St John’s Church Horsham. He cites Acts 17 26 and Malachi about God’s Fatherhood and mankind’s common origin, urges unity beyond race and creed, and calls for peace and brotherhood among nations and peoples.
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St. John’s
Fugland
Horsham
W. Reed
Malachi
America
Fatherhart
God
Emmy
Brotherhood of Man
Itaelf
Great Britain
World relations and idealism in a global era
The text reflects on kinship between nations, Britain and the United States, and the burden of maintaining peace through vigilance. It critiques warlike tendencies while urging unity, religious faith, and moral integrity as foundations for a grand future for Australia, America, Europe, and humanity.
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Great Britain
America
Buglund
Alabama
Issinl
Australia
Europe
Blowliy Pest Remedy takes wool industry by storm
The product, made in East Moree New South Wales, targets woolgrowers in Australia. Early adopters in western Victoria report excellent results and strong demand for this inexpensive remedy. One gallon yields about 21 gallons when diluted, boosting its appeal.
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East Moree
New South Wales
Victoria
Sheep care tips and product claims from Victorian notice
A fragmented Victorian notice discusses woolly sheep health and product claims. It mentions about 100 sheep and prevention of waste, four points on handling and wool retention, and a recommendation from Genteryck Thulin about a preventive head and horn method. It notes a new wool fly product and R. W. Cooper as dietist agent for further information.
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Genteryck Thulin
Perrum
Mies
R. W. Cooper
Horsham
Hi Line
Victoria
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