Electric Lighting Special Meeting on City Council
A brief council meeting last night considered electric lighting with Acting Mayor and several members present. A unanimous resolution approved a 2000 loan for street lighting and a separate motion to request Mr Gregory interview the Government about securing the loan from the Government Savings Bank.
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Norris
Cra Manton
Roche
Kimber
Powall
Montanne
Wothyns
Gr Maiiton
Fiat
de Manton
Powell
Gregory
M@nvernment Savings Bank
The Ethel Murders Extradition Plan With Sultan Voyage
Panen Jan 4 Smpertor Farley of the Criminal Investigation Department with polio attack will sail on the Sultan tomorrow to seek extradition of the crew of the Ethel accused of murder. Captain Rial and others implicated. The Sultan will call at Batavia land escort and return to Fremantle bringing prisoners. Expected away about two months. No difficulty anticipated in extradition.
Railway Carriage of Fire Reported On Train
An alarming fire broke out in a smoking carriage attached to an express train from Benen Bill A Hen. Fire crews acted quickly but the incident caused panic as passengers attempted to jump or climb from the car. The train was brought to a stop and the fire extinguished.
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Romzaspa
Pansonsree
Perny Vornnas
Atone Vial
Omiaidin
Theatre Manager in Dim Culties Go to Colombo
Theatre management faced difficulties after a move to Colombo for the Frandment Deblars. Sage Jalt led the company to a setback with organiser John Coleman's Frotics Cnapennee, as tensions rose and the troupe faced unexpected events away from home.
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Panta
Dan
Arcont
Sage
Colomba
Baxines
John Coleman
Menxie
Kislevielie
Remittances Eastward Figures Record December Total
Remittances show £6470 in December, the largest monthly remittance fee recorded. Affected region notes unusually high sum for the period.
Western Australian Treasury Bill Sale At Interest Rates
The Imperial Exchequer sold Treasury Bills at £4 164 per cent for six months and other bills with a taelen montha currency. The acting Premier stated that if idle, the price paid for Western Australian Treasury Bills will not be considered satisfactory.
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Imperial Exchequer
Treasury
Cyclist Richardaun Arrives in Adelaide Under Sail
The Overlanding Cyclist reports Richardaun, traveling through Australia on his machine, reached Adelaide today after a direct journey from Purs Darnin. He was welcomed by a large crowd of wheelmen and locals.
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AvkLatpa
Richardaun
Australia
Arives
Adelaide
Dreamber yields, mine machinery, and a public quarrel
December's official total reaches 138.62 with Dreamber yield up from November. Sun of Gowne mine prep for battery erection. A M Gillam orders engine dispatch. A youth, Thorns Garard, 23, jailed on charges. cricket matches set for Sunday and a Service tram lineup announced. Controversy over inflated railway cartage by Mr A M Gillam and government charges sparks criticism of department practices.
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Menuies
Auital
Linary Angines
Mt Morgnon
Lineey
Twkrn
Mt Morgans
Shenton
Croan
Crmerve
Till
Espe
Drumm
Kimber
Edwarda
Grenfell
Thamnpoor
Lirtany
Wilson
Qughton
Cowper
O'Connor
Gregory
Allen
W.A
Leonora
Gillaro
Intercolonial Cricket Match Ends in Victoria Victory
In Menoorann on June 4 intercolonial cricket between Victoria and South Australia concluded with Victoria winning by 18 runs. Scores show Victoria 149 in their second innings, with strong batting from Hill who carried his bat, and notable wickets by Reedman and Laver among others. Second innings totals and player dismissals are listed, reflecting a tense contest and final total of 260.
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Menoorann
Victoria
South Australia
Hind
Hill
Vivramtay
Anuluga
Worrall
Edarvin Bonou
Warno
Uiffen
Dons
Gralum
McMichael
Yenot
Shockey
Donee
Giffen - Layer
Jarvin
Reedman
McAlioter
Sunes
Meavis
Sanndere
Jones
Noss
Marvin
Roadman
Bundree
McAlister
Beedun
Woareall
Daryna Layer
Graham
Pramble
Reedwan O Stuckey
Tari Beatin
Warne
Travery
Ross
Bones
Collin Bdowens
Jarvia
Saunders
Ant
Luntraleal
Redman
Trumble
Darling
Collins
Hlack
O Saunders
Laver
Kekwick
E Laver
Giffen
F. Jarvin
Rows
A.H Jarvis
Stones
O McAlater
Trouble
Gifew
Saunders - Sturt
A.daty
Trowble
Saunders- Jones
Buddeies
Death of an Old Colonist in Melbourne debates and appeals
The notice records the death of Hon. John Koster Vewey Buegersld, a pioneer involved in Port Phillip’s early development and politics. It details his 1841 pastoral focus, 1847 NSW Parliament candidacy, and brief Melbourne borough bid, then shifts to a local war relief appeal in Menais and Coolgardie districts. It calls for public subscription to support Eastern Goldfields War Relief Bund and aiding families of soldiers in South Africa, urging local bodies to act.
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Warname
Monter
Port Phillip
Phillip
New South Wales
Tiv
Connell
Curt Pullip
Jango
Melbourne
Menaies
Coolgardia
Coxganti
Summers
Lil-Lomg Burton
Howe Temlun
Monition
Fragmentary note hints at Bunbury hotel district plans
The readable text mentions SA Leslie's Gordon's and Fi Hotels in Bunbury near Grand, with references to electric light and a distant overlook. The legible parts are ambiguous but indicate a historical note about hotels or lodging in Bunbury and nearby infrastructure elements.
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Leslie
Gordon'a and Fi
Bunbury
Lata
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Dimculties
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Westrelian
Prnra
Victoria v. South Australia
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Biden
Sybury
Ballarat
Williamatown
Lee
Findl Lewinlation Assembly
Williwnatiwn
Treskarer
John Bhawansy
Vie
Or Latrobe
Chaelen Hothan
Lonpox
John Koster Vewey Buegersld
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