Correspondence on the Cattery Question and public battery plans
In a dated letter the writer argues against private interests driving public battery construction. He cites Higgins, Mulwarrin mines, and water concerns at Boulder, urging that public funds serve the common good rather than private ends and calling for government action to assess and support a local water and mining battery project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Dalket
Higgins
Privita
Davysr Turel
Gregory
White
Batinry
Dellian Battery
Sistrict
Xoy
Bandigo
Ballarat
Victoria
W.A
Callian
Putlic
Fen & Commerce
Injured Lieutenant Returns from South Africa Amid Gathered Crowd
In South Australia Aoxtarn on May 7, Lieutenant towling, wounded in South Africa, arrived on his return journey and departed for Sydney by express amid a cheering crowd. Reports follow of alleged larceny trials, a mystery about the barque Oaklust, and a boastful medical advertisement claiming cures for various ailments with self-promoting claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoxtarn
Towling
South Africa
Sydovy
Mindow
John Wan
Carroll
Joe Finley
Kinard Janes
Bis
de Henures
Oakharat
Vous
Ievuald
Trigun D'Avnan
River Plata
Cuptown
West Australia original slate shifts in Commonwealth debate
Sir Richard Baker reports from West Australia that no danger exists in the Commonwealth Bill as an original draft. He cites possible influence from Merchenderlein representations and notes Separation supporters now form a small minority, with goldfields press urging a change in stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baker
Legislative Council
West Australia
Rhie Chang
Bir
Tohu Forrest
Bru
Merchenderlein
Richard
Goldiolfe
Pederson Torthet
Storekeeper Stokes and Customer Named in Custody Dispute
A letter from Devonport storekeeper A J Stokes to Sydney authorities mentions the names of R W Munday and the firm linked to a custody case. The writer, claiming long residence in East Porouport, hints at ongoing confidential matters and references Sydney grapples with the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stokes
Devonport
Catinvertns
Daly Kelegraph
Hobart Mercury
Sydney Gra Voncerning
Iseasid
Ft. W. Munday
Provisional note on mine values and proxy voting issues
A Lomdom contemporary cites depressed market mood in West Australian mines and records depreciation in mine stimmes from February 20 to March 20. It discusses face value versus market value of several mines and highlights concerns over proxy voting rules for North-Mouth Province elections, urging simpler proxy processes and broader empowered witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prion
Lake View Consoln
Ivantiow
Yates
Connell
England
Moor Hall
R. Campbell
Kalgourlie
Smithernm
North-Mavt
North Coolgandie
Mergarot Goldfields
Lamubden Owen
Bort
Tive
Lielda Hanved
Maluola
Monsios
Leonora
Morgana
Laverton
Saist
Melcolin
Mullinw Weits
Kookyaiv
Niagara
Monzien
Accident at Browey Wink Leaves One Teen Dead
A distressing accident reported May 7 involves 17 year old Wilisti and others during labor near Wad hamtlnig. The shegosl details show a collapse and a resulting fatality as authorities investigate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browey Wink
Marwats
Iebor
Wilisti
Hamtlnig
Wildeeter
Dream Ball Planned by Assemblies at Maori Hall
A New Zealand society note reports the committees of the Menzies Daphne Quadrilly Assemblies announce a plain and fancy dream ball to be held at the Maori Hall on the evening of May 24. The item mentions a plant and cyanide reference amid distorted OCR text.
Wolte’s Schnamps Purchase of Aortlew with Weappers
In a terse note Wolte announces a purchase of Aortlew with intact weappers, signaling a staged acquisition amid unclear logistics and unit readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolte
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Athe
South Australia
Tina
William’ Pink
le Williams
Perth
The
Commonwealth
West Australia AB
Monnaies
Tanchised
Commission of the Peace
Minlulu
Menaiva
J. Brynot
Margareh
J. M. Hopkina
Boulder
Hopkinw
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