Imperial Preference debate tests Britain and Australia
The article discusses Imperial Preference proposals, noting a close Commons vote and urging education of Britons for a favorable outcome. It cites Asquith’s party lines, benefits to Australian producers, and competition from Argentina. It warns of Canadian manufacturers opposing preferences and stresses trade unity within the Empire. It also notes local needs including linen for Manilla Hospital and overdue football registration fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Australia
Bruce
Gernment Party
Asquithites
Britain
Mr. Asquith
Commons
Australia
South America
Republic of Argentine
Argentina
Dominions
London
Hawke of Commons
Canada
Manila Pony and Trotting Club Winter Meeting Report
The Manila Pony and Trotting Club held a winter meeting with fine weather and strong attendance. Numerous close finishes featured in races such as the Cart Horse Flutter for the First Prize trophy, and the Lowest Farmers and Tradesmen’s Trot with a £1 prize. Notable results include Morrin’s Rosry defeating JACK, and THELMA M. outrunning Metal Bay before disqualification for off course running.
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Manilla
Mary Ingles
Messrs Fiend
Dever
Lunile
Morrin
A. Sing
Jack
A. Jones
Moree
Evens
Lawentwright
Tone Braemer
Seerry
Plain Bill
Riley
Thelma M
Metal Bay
Wady Wilde
Local rifle match highlights and shoot off victory
Last Saturday at 300 yards four shooters broke 50 including Dr Thomas and E Forster both scoring 49. Dr Thomas won the shoot off. Team from New England visited Newcastle Martland Unions, losing 926 to 920 with Stockbridge of Tamworth top scoring 99 and Lose of Manilla close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
E. Forster
A.C. Blanch
W. Bignall
J. Bignall
BSR
Ed Bell
New England
Newcastle
Newcastle-Martland
Stockbridge
Tamworth
Manilla
Manilla O
Ome McLeod
E. North
Editor's Farewell from Geraldton Sentinel
An exchange reports an editor of the Geraldton Sentinel resigns after two years, bidding readers farewell as younger staff prepare to take the helm. He reflects on labor, debt, beer, and local rivals, hinting at future ventures and a roving stance for two men in need of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Fal
Geraldton
Sentinel
le Sen
Sentine
Weneert
Chun
Tosi
Hudson Trophy third round boger handicap results
Report of the third round results in the Hudson Trophy boger handicap. Winners include I Grantham and R Granthan with several matches and scores listed. The Mantle solfers lost at Tamworth while Manilla's winning tide featured Turowr Scott and Mackenzie among others.
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Carl
I. Grantham
R Granthan
Square Q
Mantle Solfers
Tamworth
Waleha
Brixtund Cap Uy
Eames Ty
WM. Smith
M. Mackenzie
Turowr
Scott Wer
Manilla
Smith J
MacRaefa Zer
W.itgherts
H. M. Jones
T. O'Beren
M Mackessie
Kelly
Grantham
Steele
Turner
Magne
Sonti
Seatt
Wiseman's Ferry Motor Punt Plans Discussed
Engineers from Cole, Brian, Hornsby and Raulkhan Hill Shire Councils met at Baulklam fille Ghlumbers Costly MGT to discuss a proposed motor punt for Wiseman's Ferry. They prepared plans for stable river approaches and agreed a meter punt is needed with anticipated conversion.
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Cole
Brian
Hornsby
Raulkhan Hill
Publ
Uwe
Tian Khan
Shwe
Connecior Lowe
Eth Ford
Matron Defends Position Amid Hospital Dispute
The Bathurst District Hospital matron explains she was asked to resign after a fallout with Dr Harris and Dr Vis over an anesthesia incident on May 20. She defends her actions and calls for an independent inquiry, offering to resign if found at fault while stressing public interest and professional duty.
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Bathurst
Hall of
Distriet Hospital
Ecemmerinn
Vis
Hall
Ale
Bond
Herts
Harris
Wethin
Shouhi
Hue
Motorcycle Carnival and Charity Show at Manilla Hospital
A chaotic report of a motorcycle carnival held yesterday to raise funds for Manilla District Hospital. The event featured multiple contests, trophies donated by local sponsors, and various speed and skill demonstrations across several prize categories.
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Te Man
Miles
Wwe
K. Woods
R. Howard
McDonnald
Whrvadine
Dante
Nseata
Messrs
Pym
Joel Thener
J. Cable
Harley
Hite
Douglas
Garnelt and Borkell
Puk. Woods
J. Chote
Australian Ford Plans for Australia Proceed Despite Doubts
The Australian Ford Company and associates discuss manufacturing in Australia with aims to produce vehicles and parts locally. Reports note cost focus, impending authority, and the potential for a linked venture to avoid dependencies, while Tasmania and western regions are mentioned in relation to production and distribution.
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Australia
Foenoh
Cotadion Ford Company
Waktintin
Cheery
Hiei
Bethe
Tahoe
Vicerties
Tasmania
Muna Company
MomsFian Crnananya
Local tennis clash yields dramatic Manilla Spencer rallys
Members of a champion tennis team visited Ma ila for a town court match. The Manilla players took the opening set 6-3, then the Spencers won 3-1 in the second. The third set thrilled spectators as Spencer and partner fought back, with Manilla leading early before a late surge by Avis and Chave secured two decisive sets.
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Ahampion
Maila
Spencer
Chave
Avis
Wocilla
Manilla
Manila
Spencers
Borrohy
Manille
L. Spencer
A. Crowley
C. Smith
Avs
Chavez
Allen Crowler
den Smith
W. Hartley
Woods
A. Crextey
Chas. Smith
Woodsy
Allen Crowtey
Clem Smith
A L. Hartley
Collier
Allan Crowley
Gem Smith
Hartley
T. Hartley
la Spencer
Robbers
Nune
Yarraba
Chitham Castle in Fox Screen Version Features
The piece notes Chitham Castle as the home of Lord and Lady Tyhar in the William Fox film Tf Winter Comes. It describes Norman architecture, a venerable tower said to be built by Preven, and an English manor house once linked with Sir Dmndter Diges. The article adds the estate’s long restoration history dating to 1863.
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Chitham Castle
Lord
Tyhar
William Fox
Archytetnre
Morhanien’ Institute
Pir
Chitham
Preven
Dmndter Diges
Claims for Accidents Report From Local Council
Claims for injuries are rising as motor and pedestrian accidents increase. Reported totals show many incidents due to colliding with posts, tripping over broken hair, and unlit lamps. A number of cases seek compensation against the local council, with some disputes over liability and responsibility. In other news, three hotels opened recently, including the United Service hotel in Victoria Street, amid a treaty-related ceremony.
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Connert
Tim
AMP Society's progress and local notices in Tamworth
The article notes the AMP Society celebrating its 75th year with a published progress booklet. It cites total sums reaching £129,526,206 with £73,633 yearly annuities and £4,052,691 in annual premiums, plus £29,000,600 insured over 25 years and £26,141,778 in industrial department assurances. Local items include Tamworth building approvals worth £23,319, a request for War Memorial donations, a death in Melbourne for W Tomkins' mother, and a correction to an Honor Roll omission. It also covers sports results and council debates including remarks about New States and a Windsor Council exchange. Further notes comment on Queensland vs NSW football performance and a Sydney press critique.
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Australia
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