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Menzies Miner

Location

Menzies, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Dec 22, 1900

Page

5

Amending Goldfields Act expands land use rules

The Amending Goldfields Act broadens access to land for miners and residents on the goldfields. It allows up to 20 acres near towns for homes and up to 600 acres outside town limits for pastoral use, with rents set per acre. The act tightens gold buyer license controls, requires court evidence for licenses, mandates open record books, and aims to curb theft and improve governance on Kalgoorlie Boulder fronts.

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Federal election plans stir NSW and WA politities in Australians

A fragment from a late 19th century public notices column outlines anticipated federal election activity in Swan and Perth. It notes Sir John Forrest contemplating contesting Swan and forecasts a wave of candidates across colonies. It details party platforms, including Protectionist and Labor agendas, with reforms, tariffs, defense, and constitutional issues to be debated before January.

John Forrest Haing Hiv Macifistu Cim Mlraady Protectionist New South Wales Groot Britain

One Person One Vote Debate in State Parliament

They discuss electoral reform and the one vote principle, noting it has not yet been affirmed by the State Parliament. The piece argues the matter will push toward reform as Labor seeks strong representation and the federation trend pushes for compulsory conciliation across states. The Liberal party comes in for criticism for lacking breadth and timeliness.

Brewith

Local miners press for public hospital fund

Correspondence to the editor claims local doctors will not receive weekly pay from miners and will charge for treet mint. The writer urges a hospital committee to organize contributions from the public to start a hospital fund, urging prompt action by residents. Signed P. W. Waxemin, December.

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Alluvial gold claims debated in colonial mining notice

Announcement from October Ta of Mu Leonora Perth via the Awatralia Natives' Annnciation outlines prize rewards for the beat angagement in gold mining. It details procedures for alluvial gold claims, possible government reports, and ministerial decisions on leases, plus a Newcastle Cup recap and local mining battery updates with production notes and costs.

Minox Sch Hie Eusplayeen

Wolere Schnapps Bewee du Te Them Sitain Wolfie

A garbled OCR fragment mentions Schnapps and a name Wolfie in a likely humorous or local context. The readable bits point to a playful or slang reference without clear event details or dates. This card preserves the fragment as a brief notice or quirky item.

Sitain Wolfie

Lunatic on Board Express Attempts Suicide on Train

A deranged passenger named John Clarke attempted to slit his throat with a knife aboard a Perth and Fremantle express train. Only a slight wound occurred, Clarke fled the scene after leaping from the car, and was later found near a railway line. He was returned to custody with Clarke in charge as the journey resumed.

Raovaanore Perth Fermantle John Clarke Tuontaylant Anielde Frort de Aveyium Alohn Bles Herbert Harrap Laren Whoteaneia Pawerd Efolcok Wookangia Clarke Harmo Hark Woolgenzie Wantoangie Expres Bremantle Exnrrat Farry

German training Migete sinks off Malaga rocks

A German training ship named Migete ran aground during a storm off Malaga. The vessel struck rocks and sank, with the captain and four crew members drowned among the casualties.

Lownen Dre 17 Malaga

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