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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
10
In Peurm on September 18 the Legislative Council considered the Legal Fractitionem Amendment Bill. It aims to allow reform practitioners to perform an olicitory. A committee stage was completed with amendments restricting those who left the principal Act from holding a clerk position in any solicitor's office.
In the Legislative Assembly the Premier signaled a move to introduce a railway construction act from Coals Gardia to Norseman. The Queen’s visit by the Duke and Duchess of York was noted in a message from the Colonial Secretary. The Public Service Bill advanced from committee to the House, the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill saw debate and a second reading, and a repeal bill on duties for olive stock and frozen meat progressed with amendments. The session adjourned after adjournment of debate and committee.
In Mahon charged with five counts of criminal libel, the case proceeds after committal for trial at the behest of Rehoson Salinger. Proceedings move toward the Supreme Court to review the lower court order, with magistrates Movers Finnerty and Colin named in connection to the alleged abetment.
The steamer Bot Boy endured a rough passage yesterday with seawater washing over deck and occupants alarmed as water entered the holds. The barque Eaphracct burned at the south quay this morning while cargo damage was estimated at up to 100 tons with a vessel risk cited by Captain Webster and Lloyds.
The Mil boars Trampey Co. is expected to extend the Prahran tramway to Armadale and Malvern soon. Authorities plan to switch to native power and progressively apply electric traction across Melbourne's tram system.
The Royal Pantomime Company under Me B Le Raphael concluded their Menzies season last night with Robinson Crusoe. Performers Maud Haven Annie Kinnaird Katie Potter Osrio Ponley Qua Gregory Won Neiman Watts and Arthur Hunter received praise for a lively though not fully finished production. The audience demonstrated strong appreciation and the company will return to Meriva on Wednesday for a season at the new Town.
A man narrowly escaped serious injury when a fallen tree limb toppled near a camp at Swamp, trapping the elder behind and forcing a hasty exit. Witnesses report the shower of debris and a delayed retreat before the danger subsided.
A meeting of Boulder residents and ratepayers called for Thursday to press enfranchisement of the northern and adjacent area and protest a proposed railway project. Local court cases include burglaries, embezzlement, arson, and criminal charges, with names such as James Bride, Mathew Hales, Emilie Mellenlareway, and David Perman listed for hearings. Weather summaries note cool conditions and possible clearings in the evening.
Tas Court ruled on a case involving Panra Bont 18 and The Hull Court stating there was nothing in the Act of regulations to prevent the dwelling or occupancy of prime locations. The decision centers on remulations and land use.
My C Dunetun, famed for charitable sport work, left Briann deals on the eve of departure. A presentation at the Grand Hotel, led by Mr W Dyne for Shenton Foothill and Cricket Club, included a running cast amidst tribute from Cricket Club officials and attendees.
The Forrest Government introduces an Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Bill for West Australia. It aims to prevent strikes by creating registered industrial unions, interwoven agreements, and district boards of conciliation and arbitration with a Supreme Court panel. Penalties up to 500 pounds may be imposed for breaches.
In the Lingivtative Council a bill with progressive clauses faced adjournment after passage delays. The Chief Secretary said instructions were sent to the Public Works Commissioner to aid invalided soldiers seeking first employment. A bill for a popular convention to amend the constitution was opposed by the Opposition leader and Sir John Downer.
In a New South Wales Assembly session Meagher questions the premier on executive actions and tariff policy. Lyne notes a Commonwealth Act error leaving protections for states in imports but not manufactured woods, and the need to examine the date and effects of any uniform tariff implementation.
The Menzies Proprietary froth from the old Selkirk workings reports crushed stone yield of 450s from 20 tons with an average of 260n. Neville and party drill a shale underlay while vertical shaft work continues at depths around 46 units. Reef appeared uneven with width varying from 2b to 40m and an uncertain direction.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Federal claim filed at Linden 44.8 involving Lusoma in department 17 with reference to a Co'o mill on Thursday. Mentions Branch treated and 12 tows Yiehd dated 2008 Sunt.
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