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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes Bir FM Hodge warning Kamansi that he could retreat or fold out until the 20th. The passage mentions continuous listening and firing directed at Kamiansi on the 216.
In the Legislative Assembly the Premier accepted a suggestion to abandon a war medic for Australian troops, noting it would be acceptable to revisit the issue when the war ended and troops returned.
A cablegram says Trooper Don Cameron of the Austral Horse is safe at Port Port Prov. He had been reported missing over a month ago. The invalided soldiers from Australasia arrived in Sydney today and received a hearty welcome.
In Angnatna on June 27 an afternoon session granted permission to Mr Stirling to introduce a bill. The aim is to allow Mr Francis H Snow and others to take action to convert a public issue into a reform measure. The discussion centers on urban mobility and voters.
Dr Napier, who was thrown from a bicycle while riding to camp with the South Australian contingent months ago and severely injured, has recovered. He resumes his position at Adelaide Hospital on July 16.
Captain A M Wallington private secretary to Lord Tonnyvon has received an appointment in England and sails on the Ute M S Britannia on July 19 sailing date noted in the dispatch.
A search party on the South Coast of Kangaroo Island reports only scattered wreckage from the suspected wreck, with no significant findings. The debris appears to be from a small craft, offering little new information about the incident.
In Panrit June 28 a claim that Premier would become the first Governor of Western Australia sparked a dispute over its accuracy. The Premier denied the statement and offered no confirmation, leaving the future governance question unresolved.
The Federal campaign has drawn sizable crowds with high enthusiasm as anti Federalists and Federalists plan to attend meetings. The most populated parts of the colony show strong turnout and active participation in campaign events.
A calm forecast calls for generally clear skies and mild temperatures this week. No precipitation is expected as high pressure settles in, bringing dry air and light winds.
A refractory lunatic named John Callaghan was certified as insane and was being conveyed from Bunbury to Fremantle yesterday under the charge of Qoonekte Murdock. The report notes the detention amid the transfer and the authorities involved.
Waterloo the lunatic tried to break a window and jump through. Burford, however, thwarted the attempt swiftly and restrained the prisoner. He sustained a cut wound from contact with the broken glass.
At a Wednesday night council meeting the Town Clerk Mr Petherick offered to resign on October 31 if granted six months leave of absence on full pay. The council accepted the offer.
South Australian Parliament on June 28 adopted the address in reply to the Governor's speech. The move aims to expedite serial provisions and, if needed, facilitate the Federal section campaign and possible prorogation to press forward business.
Mr A Robt Arnott on behalf of Mr HE Thomson invites tenders for the erection of a hotel at the Ansconda copper mine Morrin Marr.
Medical update reports Miss Maitland and the boy Scott improving well while Patrick Bite makes slow gains. Contacts from Boatt's havoc in Collier attent remain under quarantine with release planned tomorrow.
A plague quarantine update lists cleansing totals: dwellings 5008, shops and dwellings 308, churches 27, hotels 130, yards and stables BOX, shops 140, warehouses and factories 114, mills and wills 107. Excluded are Warren and cortignons buildings.
June 28 in Waettaroa Parliament passes the Bubonic Plague Prevention Bill through all stages. The measure grants the Gover nordu Council extensive power to usurp local authority control and manage sanitation broadly.
A man identified as Lynch, attacked by a camel while attempting to unload a boat at the wharf, suffered severe leg injuries. He was transported to the public hospital where Dr Hurst directs treatment. Amputation was anticipated as a possible outcome.
Sir Wm. Lyne, replying to questions in the Legislative Assembly today, said the report of the inquiry was received. The discussion touched on federal capital matters in New South Wales and the ongoing proceedings in the assembly.
The text shows a debate on July 14 where a federal commissioner approached the extension of time. Parliament would weigh what New South Wales residents were prepared to offer to the federal government. A legal point questioned whether the right of choice aligned with the NSW Parliament as contracting party over transferring any selected area.
Peter Martin a respected Rydal district resident died at age 104 in June. The long lived man had seen a century of changes and was widely known in the local community for his enduring presence and quiet service. His passing marks the end of an era for neighbors and longtime residents.
A successful conversation last night at the Colonial Institute drew about two thousand guests including Agents-General from several colonies, Mr Jackson, the Queenland Federal delegate, Justice Chubb, Queensland, Justice Denniston, New Zealand, O. R. Buklas of the Sydney Morning Herald, and Sir W Manning.
At Menzies Court yesterday, A Grant and Hutton played a singles match with a handicap revival. Grant won the first set 6 5 while Hatton took the second and third 8 5 and 8 5. The handicap left them nearly even, Hatton prevailing 17 games to 15.
In Machlavt the Menzies Crusoe obtained six months exemption but did not use it fully. The mine has been closed for three months and will resume work on Monday. The battery plans to start running in a fortnight.
In connection with the projected public water battery for Mount Higgins the Miner Department seeks to arrange with the Public Works Department to drive two or three boreholes hoping to locate a reliable water supply amid district uncertainty.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses monthly drawing, months, and a veteran forwarded to the department. It mentions increases over a six week period and a plan relating to Belgoarlie fields. The text is garbled and lacks concrete events or names.
The Western Australian Bank shipped 12 boxes of gold bullion from Albany to London aboard the vessel Oceans. The shipment carried 11,28202 sovereigns valued at £44,082, with details indicating transfer to the 8.M.8 line.
Ambiguous statement notes broad recognition of powers attributed to WOTFEE, NOHNAD?I str, with no clear events, dates, or verifiable details. The fragmentary text suggests a claim of enhanced authority acknowledged across circles, but lacks concrete actions or sources.
Local readers provide strong testimonial for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with claims of relief from chronic kidney trouble. A Beaumonteatroot resident cites twelve months of back pain, headaches, and fatigue, saying the remedy cured all symptoms after use. Boston drugstores and Foster M'Olulian Co advertise availability.
Major-Lienora Baden-Powell expresses public thanks to Australians for congratulatory messages on Mafeking relief. He notes warm greetings received and mentions telegraph delays and conditions. The text also references New Zealand Premier telegraph and forthcoming elections in Western districts with candidates and party plans.
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