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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1900
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a box plan will be opened this morning at Mrs O'Donnell's agency. It mentions costs being booked for each night of the avaton. The readable items suggest a planned seating or lottery process tied to a location and dates.
A correspondence to the EDP expresses deep gratitude to Dr Duncan and the matron and staff of the Menvien Boepiah for their kindness toward the wife of Mrs Hearne during hospital treatment. It notes relief at her removal home and the eventual consent to conveyance, acknowledging urgent but reluctant consent and ongoing hospital ties.
An important society wedding occurred at Rookynie in the morning on Boxing Way. The couple were Mister Evan A. Allowain and Mim Simian. The ceremony was conducted by Mister B. Simeon with Mrs Simeon as bridesmaid. After the vows, the newlyweds left for Alas vid Broken TiN and planned to honeymoon. Evening festivities featured guests from Niagara and others.
Coolgardie council hears a ptrial of a local theft case during a sparsely attended meeting. Officials discuss a posting cart incident and a suspect linked to a horse theft before a court date at the regional center. Funds are set for legal costs and penalties are described, with a note on a 207 currency term.
Public notice invites tenders for removal and relocation services. Bids open Tuesday, March 4, with details published in local advertising. Proposals must align with Wangs' Art at Tarerplaiy project guidelines and timelines.
A fragmented historical survey ranks major battles by casualties and outcomes, noting Napoleonic conflicts, the American Civil War, the Russo Turkish War, and Franco Prussian clashes. It contrasts distant totals with the scale of World War I era engagements and lists widely varied battles with killed and wounded figures.
The Western Mail discusses gold production in Western Australia, citing Customs and Mint returns and a warning against publishing only Customs data. It analyzes past exports, field yields, and likely yearly totals, then shifts to World War I era costs and indemnities, comparing China Japan and Germany to illustrate the anticipated financial burden on Britain and its empire. It cautions that war costs will affect working and middle classes and reflect on indemnities and independence for the Boer republics.
Fragmented OCR reports the skeleton of Sir Arthur Curtin found at Arke during an inquest into his death. It notes investor attention to a Port Cop project and mentions sums of 90,000 and 25,000 linked to Rodgerlo and Langn patrons, plus railway stakes and a Davaluring reference.
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