Federation Debate Delays Referendum Bill in Council
Parliament and the Legislative Council debated Federation questions late, discarding Mr Hackett’s plan, and voting to refer neither the original Commonwealth Bill nor the amended version to electors. The discussion spanned into the night with members voting decisively against referring either bill.
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Pauru
Legislative Council
J. W. Unckett
Ahosia
Howe
Hackett
Joist Select Committee
The Question of Contil Sustations in Hare Race Law
Reported in a partial, garbled excerpt from a longer article. It discusses a proposed resolution to restrict or regulate lotteries tied to hare racing and its likely impact on a named group or figure referenced as Gherkes. The wording is unclear but indicates legislative maneuvering and focus on betting promotions.
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Crombor
The Federal Situation. Peas De.
Owing to the policy of the governing body not to send the ballot to the people, measures to seek ratification are proposed. No indication of the governor's response is given. The premier tonight declined to speak on federation, with a decision expected within a day or two.
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Ratlatent
Meeting at Federal League renewal aims at city council
A late night gathering at the Federal League discussed discontent over local governance and called on the Mayor to convene a public meeting next Wednesday in Coalgardia. The session emphasized forming a Federation area and coordinating actions through public bodies and newspapers. Meyer represented Coalga rdin.
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Weal
Federal League
Akepa
Meyer Yan
The St Wilda Tragedy Reported in Merrowenk
A fragmentary notice from Merrowenk on December 1 references the St Wilda tragedy. It mentions Mrs Fraser and a charged assault, with Mrs Praver and Oliver among those connected to the case. A bail issue is indicated but unclear.
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Merrowenk
Praver
Oliver
Frawer
Harthor
The Adeline Alluvial Trouble
The Puling Gaiet crowd heard charges against alluvialists with one count alleging possession of talon goldshearing ore from the Bronk man’s Boulder lease. John McVeigh was discharged. other verdicts were reserved until tomorrow as to ten charges. Michael Darke, president of the Alluvial Rights Association, may face conspiracy charges after the delivery.
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Boulder
John M‘veigh
Hiatisian’y Proprietin
Michael Darke
Alluvial Rights Association
Opening New Schools in Falkland Harbor and Brookhampton
Education Department plans openings at Falkland River and Brookhampton on December 1. Pearn notes new facilities and schedules for staff, students, and community use.
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Pearn
Education Department
Weboola
Falkland River
Brookhampton
Dacember 1
Malcolm Meeting At Boxing Day For £100 Prizes
The Main Racing Club committee plans a Boxing Day meeting with a prize purse of £100. The program includes the Malcolm Handicap of £80 and the Flying Handicap of £20. The report notes favorable weather and a steady flow of attendees though prior rail developments are mentioned.
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Myyroom
Prinen
Malcolm Handicay
Pleaaiina
Monavns
Mulcahua
Malcolm
Leonora
Accident at the Euro claims a man killed
An unclear wire service dispatch reports a fatal accident at an unidentified euro venue. The fragmentary text names Christopher Pall e Kellad and Lavanros but omits key details such as location, cause, and official response.
Matl Stramer Delayeu
A fragmentary item notes a silent gale and a ship delay near the harbor. The garbled string references Moe and Wesday with an implied arrival or navigation issue but the details are unclear and unreadable. The readable elements suggest a nautical disruption affecting a voyage or vessel near a harbor.
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Prin
Moe
Body of Drowned Crook Fisherman Recovered in Swan River
The body of Crook fisherman Nani Throghalne was recovered today from the Swan River, after drowning a few days ago. Authorities say the death occurred near Gonsuberry Hil mins ty her efathing entohting tire. Further details expected from local coronial officials.
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Nani Throghalne
Swan River
Intercolonial Cricket Match Report South Australia vs WA
AbRlsins and Travers Hack lead South Australia in a tense Intercolonial cricket clash on November 20. WA chased 263 but faltered after early wickets. Newland ended not out on 13 as SA posted 1X with a cautious innings from Buck and limited support.
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South Australia
Wain
Sandeouo
Tesday
Saide
Phorions
Travers
Sean
Tromble
Collins
Mia
Newland
Buck
South Australian Ministry Changes Announced
The new ministry composition is detailed with portfolios: Premier Solomon, Treasurer Lwmaner, and North Territory Minister Sternberg. Attorney-General Glyan. Crown Lands and Mines Poynton. Education and Agriculture Burgoyne. Public Works Rovgevell. McWoniald named Government Whip.
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Solomon
Northen
Sternberg
Cine
Glyan
Tuedustin
Poynton
Crown Lands
Mines
Me Burgoyne
Education
Agricultire
Ronngevell
Dubie Works
McWoniald
Fire at Brokn Hill destroys multiple shops
A fierce blaze on Argent Street early today gutted a firiatureort building in Brokn Hill. The fire damaged the Meegason shop and others including Roxavove’s store and a young man’s premises, with several tailors nearby affected. Pronounced efforts by local crews contained the flames before spread.
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Argent-street
Tncecr
Meegason
Totinceo Wist
Stacobé
Chaningham
Cohen
Roxavove
Etore
Municipal Funation in Port for New Year
The mayor and elected council for Port for the coming year were feted with customary libations and honors. The Premier, speaking for the Ministry, cited increased colonial revenues and defended his administration despite speculation. The Legislative Assembly backed the Ministry with a two to one majority.
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A. Porrest
Porth
State of the Finances Prurm December Update
The November revenue figures were published this evening. The receipts for the month were 235,703 with a gain to 2,200,085 percent for November that year.
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Prurm
Town Parliament cricket match ends with two wicket win
The Town Parliament cricket match concluded with a narrow two wicket victory after an exciting contest. A social followed with members of Wyshgar Celcher Habs in attendance. Mr Walsh claimed the best batting average for the round of premier matches earning a medal.
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Pritt
Dee
Parliament Cricket Mately Wa
Fortier
Wyshgar Celcher Habs
Tee Fins
Frineh
Behal
Oriaketers
Pilex Lonato
Brevch
Tor
Premierehiy Smaithea
Walsh
Mindfal
Viritors
Lew
Chaiama
Compauy
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Charles
Coolgardie
Aims
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Fraser
Burke
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Mores
Lavanros
Christopher Palle
Pallene
Monney Bas
Bev
Matl Stramer Delayeu
West Australia
Intercolonial Cricket
Victoria
V. South Australia
Potala
Wreunie Enn
Darling
Lyons Medicator
Collian Oo
Ane Reedman
McAllister
M'Allister
Leod
Colidorvin
Alister
Trumble
Risessi
Michmal
Sewlan
Haar
Ki Tay
A. Grahow
Giffen Tuckey
Lyons
H. 'Fenmble
Ly Teedman
BA Horland
Tarvin i' Abraee
Cillan Pry
Ne Nustrange
Wat Ant
McBeed
Dill
Tynes
Hows
Cobing
Giffen
Survie
Mmichael
Gitten
Grahaut
Tak
Travoire
Traintile
Armatrane
Hes Et Colling
Sutherland, Moor
Gitten i Limee
Jack
Levilfon
Starkay
Darviny
Itfen
Armesium
Brokn Hill
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