Ministerial Triumphs Mark Broad Electorate Shift
The article reports widespread ministerial victories across Queensland districts with thirty three elected members including twenty six ministerialists and six in opposition. Notable results include Mandurang where Suntyan and Dr Owens won by large margins, and Kilmore where O'SHANASSY secured election without opposition. It notes the Attorney-General defeat and praises ministerial tacticians while warning Cabinet fate hangs on the country’s verdict.
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Warnes
O'Smanasey
Pravda Margy
Murray
Mandurang
Suntyan
Owsns
Mowrs Panton
Cam
Owens
Customs
Pawrox
Wilson Gnar
Ray
Rodney
O'Shanassy
Kilmore
Geelong East
Ty Amaieti Petores Aifpandia
Guerves
AstinaLt
Arch-Protectioniat
J. Dencharoun Woot
Ovens
DowaLp
Waxes
Ballaarat
Woov
Woon
Tr Macapass
Castlemaine
Troy
Bean
Meerre Pree
Surra
Warnat
bin Atness
Conree
Dir
Strange reports on Sturt and Burke explorations in Australia
The text discusses rumors of Stuart and Burke expeditions in northern South Australia, claimed crossings of the continent, and possible discoveries of auriferous regions. It notes government-backed searches from Port Augusta toward Cooper’s Creek, the fate of explorers, and the role of protective duties and colonial industry in shaping trade and revenue. The piece also mentions ships and routes toward the Gulf of Carpentaria and debates over exploration timing and national cooperation.
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Adelaide
Stoaat
South Australia
Sivang
England
Roderick Muscelsox
Royal Geographical Society
Gregory
Strart
Rexwion
StoaRr Ariten
Byrex
Port Augusta
Spencer's Gulf
Fyfe's Creek
Cooper's Creek
Mowirr
Bturt
Sreanapeaky
Gulf
Carpentaria
Wetir
Victoria
Douglas
Cooper's Crok
Burke
Darling
Queensland
Howrrr
Melbourne
Bonu
South Australis
Menindie
Hotham
Gulf of Carpentaria
Andra
Laxorom
Homs
Hous
Spiritu
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