Separation meeting in Shenitui Street debating federation
A public meeting on Tassany evening on Shenitui Street promoted separation for federation. Speakers including MLA Mevare H Gregory and Dr Gurlie chaired by the Mayor urged independence, arguing for equal rights and self government amid South African union fears.
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Tassany
Shenitui Street
Federation Muyeuente Levens
Mevare H. Gregory
Vy Duncan
T. Beanaunt
Gurlie
Meing
Cristal
Yscopr
Feder
Ava
Anatentia
South Africa
Gunko
Salen
Tehrset
Toy
Corton Howes
Ce Donne
Seleos Gommutter
Lethe Hill
Wester
Ratton Again at 1 pie ey on here Mach 12
The fragmentary text references a March 12 action around property in the Boundary Morning Herald. It mentions Morhert Enegrani Pow and a court-like filing with unclear details about defendants and claims.
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Ratton
Mining talk on water supply and cyanide plant feasibility
A discussion outlines the potential to secure water for a public battery by vertical shaft drainage, noting abundant stone and possible cyanide processing. The piece details a 2 head system, the battery’s 12 month operation, and prospects of expanding water supply to support mining operations and power needs in the region.
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Joan Prururon
Mtlarnjig
Aieh
Kha
Ahewe Qubifielda
Fli
Oturrans
Wallac
MelCenaie
Kurnalpi
Yinee
Tle Fist
Queensland mine reports mixed production and delays at Bristane
The ninth ordinary meeting of the Queensland Menalee G.M. Co Limited at the Brisbane Stock Exchange heard traders note steady ore crushing totals for the year ending December 31 with 1418 tons processed and value around £8,889 while cyanide work moved 1480 tons for a return of £107,000. Directors cited delays from reef depth work and falling finings but projected potential gains if capacity expansions and follow-on mining proceed, with shareholders urged to consider pro rata distribution and fully paid up acre plans.
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Alnrebadera
Queenland Men—alee G.M. Co, Limited
Bristane (Q.) Stock Exchange
W. BL
Thamjrwen
Ahairmiam of
Threetara
Thi Cb
Thindieutire
Laos
Evry
Aix
Utteistinn
Piresind
Menate Albert Lewi
G. Morrison
Piatyofather
Pergasyi
Derwent
Italia
Unclear damaged OCR text about lottery payments and stones
Fragmentary report discusses indent for a person and a lottery, noting amounts per ton and a small stone example. Names and details are garbled, making core facts uncertain. the snippet centers on payments, deductions, and potential impact on average returns per ton.
Crubhings Merion’s Reward Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe a reward related to Belraary and Morton's search. The text mentions tonnage estimates and various unnamed items, with garbled phrases about stone, wild areas, and lighting, reflecting a damaged historical article segment.
Subrlanks Birthday Gift Coded Note Appears
Fragmentary text from a 1420s village scene references a birthday gift for Burbanks and mentions names, locations, and numbers amid garbled phrases. The readable lines hint at a communal event or tribute with uncertain details and timing.
The Indian Famine Inaction Reported Abroad
The article notes no action in Syunt amid famine reporting from India and references funds tied to relief efforts. It mentions South Australian government involvement and a disputed amount around 20,0000 in the context of aid, with unclear local implementation.
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Syunt
Sobyby
Andina Fatae
Fatet Accident Report from Lamygwanst Farmer
A farmer named Bong in Lamygwanst parish district was killed by a spring-owrte case. The incident appears linked to local gun thefts as police consign rifles for investigation and cover is being sought for the victim’s family.
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LN Menzies
Wolpe
Mining News
Ularring District
Mt, Higgins
Queensland
Witatiere
Lindon
Ming Als
A. E.W. Murray
Aren Bednes
Thareday
Linden Stemn
Tobert Rultus
Shacuhulder
Babel
Iy W. Hill
Baltary
Merion
Subrlanks
Kelewey
Burbanks
Phair
Landau
Peri
Mr Finden
Aiton
Macatee Rifles
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