Football Union Meeting Supports Referees And Fixture Change
A local sub union met Friday with president Vincent and secretary Hartley. They discussed a disputed Imperial Standards match referee remark and agreed to back referees to curb improper remarks. The body decided to notify the implicated player and to postpone July fixtures one day to accommodate the Sports Club athletic meeting. Costelloe’s cup arrived, with the condition that the cup become the property of any club winning it three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Vincent
A. B. Pana M. Burke
W. Delton
D. Hartley
Jetter
Imperial
Moore
Costelloe
Rheumatic relief for Mr Charles Lincoln in Richmond
Mr Charles Lincoln of Richmond Tasmania suffered muscular rheumatism and could not move. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm a few times the pains eased and left him, and now at 52 he works as a general labourer. The advertisement urges rheumatism sufferers to try the liniment, sold by all stores.
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Charles Lincoln
Richmond
Tas
Chamberlain
Wade lambasts Labor Cabinet in Catholic Press
The Catholic Press reports Wade accusing the State Labour Government of clinging to power at all costs. He claims two rules guide them: seek office, then cling to it. He compares this to a universal tactic used by parties since ancient times, aside from the selfless opposition in New South Wales.
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Cm. Wade
Labor
Mr. Wade
Wade
New South, Wales
Suffered Three Years Restored By Cough Remedy
An Australian user from Nicholson-street North Carlton Victoria reports three years of continual throat and chest cold relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The testimonial states immediate relief and quick cure, with the product sold by all storekeepers and chemists.
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Veritas
T R. Craig
AGT
All Sporting Goods at Sydney Prices by Baird
Up to date stationer listings from Manila and Sydney markets note Great Peppermint Gare for coughs. Prices and items unclear due to damaged text.
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Baird's
BAIRD
Manilla
Sydney
Who Is to Blame for the Brick Works Delay
A heated exchange centers on the £50,000 1910 brick works grant. The Chief Railway Commissioner blames Mr. Wade for the shortage, while Mr. Griffith accuses the opposition of insincerity. Mr. Wade argues the delay resulted from Parliamentary procedure and the Speaker’s ruling, noting Griffith proceeded with the works despite formalities.
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Oerem
Griffith
Wade
Combine
Mr. Wade
Public Works Committee
A Country Party Plea for Active Organisation
A Pastoralists’ Review editorial urges farmers to form a disciplined country party across states especially New South Wales and Queensland. It argues a unified group can gain concessions, balance power, and shape rural legislation while protecting producers’ interests against city taxation and liberal or labor rivals.
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Great Britain
National Party
Labor Party
Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Alresay
South
Wales
Country Party
City Trades “Unions
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