Banjo Uhelete Mansa Stadia Contest Report
A garbled text item from a Melbourne area note mentions Banjo Uhelete and Mansa in a competition context at an event labeled Ashe. It references a Priene BS tereaticn and no obligation or date clarity, with scattered city names including Melbourne and Latin college at RT Calinset. The readable fragments suggest a sporting or collegiate notice with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Por BY
Latin College
RT Calinset
Melbourne
Schedule and fundraising changes for show exhibit
The committee reviewed each section of the schedule and recommended minor reductions to entry costs and prizes to uphold the show’s standard. Exhibitors are urged to accept changes while trustees continue to seek trench offers and await word from the Railway Department on later support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HR. MeTutaxh
Hort
F. Baker
F. Croley
Overseas wireless links to bring Empire life closer
A discussion on advances in aviation and wireless technology outlines plans to transmit photographs and documentary missions between the United Kingdom, Australia, and other dominions. The aim is to create a commercial service enabling near real time visual news and public access, with Victoria Derby and other events featured through British Life imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamagiog
Amal Fomated
Empire
Rome
Me. Stalin
Fisk
England
America
Australian
Pisk
Teforma
Derby
Jess
Australia
New Councillor Welcomed Amid Turbulent Ceremony
A reluctant welcome marked the arrival of Kiweree’s new councillor as veterans and a ceremonialist spoke of tradition while tensions surfaced over reforms. The member pledged service, while critics noted slow progress from the previous administration and questioned the council’s direction.
Correspondence to the editor on charity funds misused in Horsham
A reader writes to Horsham Times defending locally raised funds claimed to have been diverted from charities. The letter alleges money was spent elsewhere and demands clarification from the local authorities and the clerk, Mr Hever, indicating concern over fund management and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham Times
Weald
Meorham
Mr Hever
Josep Crhols
Patent fuel saver demonstration at Rawolts farm
A patent fuel saving device by J. Rawolblt of Rewell is tested on a tractor at Mr Rawolts farm. The group disputes feasibility and cost, estimates potential yearly savings around 300 pounds, and plans further demonstrations with engineers present. The committee suggests testing the contrivance at Rawolts property with a company engineer observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeing
J. AL Ruwoblt
Rewell
Riuwuhle
Fraprake
Rawobiy
Suse
Me Tétonh
Councillare
Tariff policy critique and Labour response in Australian bulletin
The Australian Country party weekly bulletin attacks Labor policy on restrictions and unemployment. It cites a proposed commission and funding confusion while noting government plans to ship 1,000,000 and a Navy personnel reduction impacting wages and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Mae Chai
Boullin
Australian Country Party
Commonwealth
Australia
Labor Mont
Ference Cowld
Tabor
Reullin
Rederad
Towagle
Unanimous election at Hailey Frhasy town meeting
At a well attended meeting in Hailey Frhasy the assembled group chose Mr. Wilfred Dafesburg as president after nominating several candidates. Other officers include Jens Mesure P. Hennesy J. Retuhelnwe and Me. D. Bodies as secretary. The gathering urged unity, cooperation, and stronger membership for the league as they anticipate the upcoming referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
J. A. B. Manson
A. Hi Radhots
W. O'Connor
J. Baker
J. Tucker
Mr. Dablenbure
Wheatarowers
Phere
Leagie
Hennessy
Coopers
Ion Meninst
Wheatgrowers Anti-Compulsion League Branch Formed
At Goroke on Tuesday 17th inst a large turnout of district wheat growers debated the plan to form the Wheatgrowers Anti-Compulsion League. Mr C D Blok far urged formation while many opposed to the move urged a general discussion on Government proposals. The motion to form the branch passed with only four supporters present after opponents left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorok
C.D. Blok
Don League
Wheatgromers Anti Compassion League
Merita
Wille
F. Stebn Amd Om
Gnom
Kowrer Shire Considers Deviation Proposals In Nhill Area
At a recent Kowrer Shire meeting councillors debated routes to connect Nhill to Diggers Lane via Mr Burns or Mr McPhee property. Residents seek an outlet while opponents warn of costs up to three or four hundred pounds. The motion to drop the matter failed after amendments. Meanwhile a flax factory is to be built in Port Parryet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowrer
Geo
Burns
McPhee
Rmight
Me. McPhee
Cr. Wather
Mull
Enat
Cra Bull
Cranage
Labor wage cuts spark coast to coast industry strain
The text notes a sweeping wage reduction from 1/ to 5/8 week across various industries and states, estimated at about £3,000,000 for the Commonwealth since Labor took office. It mentions federal awards increasing hours and critiques Labor for lofty wage promises. It laments party leaders unable to meet their platform amidst a crisis blamed on recent political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whale Commonwealth
Laker
Labor Party
Exbanans Debate Councilor Travel Expense Policy
The council debated whether special councilors should be paid for long journeys to attend meetings. Dr Lavery and Dr Kirby questioned increasing payments, arguing such measures undermine public spirit. A motion on out of pocket expenses was proposed but defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saori Sc
Ss Eownell
Apple
Crass
Enue
Lemon Springs
Wmbi
Ryan
Lavery
Ineal
Kirby
Laver
Byam
Duty on cornsacks debate over price and supply
A detailed discussion questions the impact of a proposed duty on cornsacks, examining jute prices, weather effects on crops, and freight costs. It cites actor names, currency shifts, and historical tariff considerations while arguing potential price rises and producer hardship. The piece weighs how exchange rates and import costs could raise sack prices and affect Australian producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Spa
Uralia
Givision
Pete
Tuslay
Fevight
Austin Wa
Tor
Rome
Everethin
Coad Meter Carin Notes Questionable Repairs
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief local notice about repairs or workmanship concerns. In readable parts, it mentions A J COAD and references meter work or repairs, with unclear details and no dates or places identifiable from the text. The item suggests a customer or trade note rather than a full event.
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Fat Sieke
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Coad & Williamson
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Firebrace Streft
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