Queensland Premier Kidston Resigns Amid Govt Turmoil
Premier Kidston of Queensland resigns as Mr Philp is sent for. A steam tram boiler burst at Burwood killing two drivers and injuring two conductors. In Wellington a Chinese gambling dispute ends with two men stabbed. one dies and the other unlikely to survive. General Booth claims a vast employment scheme for Britain and plans to send the unemployed to South Africa.
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Kidston
Queensland
Philp
Burwood
Wellington
General Booth
Moses
Britain
South Africa
Miscellaneous Items of Interest From Early News Hit Parade
A mix of notes and curiosities: a Melbourne woman dies after lozenge use. a yellow brown snake is killed trying to enter Bank of Australasia. coal strikes paralyze Newcastle. drought tightens Windsor. a Titan- Agriss weed grows in WA. Pharos suppression at port offices. stray snippets about editors, buses, and school water.
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Melbourne
Parkes Exasixan
Bank of Australasia
Newcastle
Windsor
Richmond River
Agriss
Western Australia
Lnttard
Pharos
Glasgow
Hove
Molong
Relief Sparks Prompt for Spectacles and Consults
A notice promises relief for blurred print through spectacles and local chemist services. It highlights reading aids and eye care options offered by a nearby chemist, signaling accessibility for readers.
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Sixrnys
Eden Photo Studios Advertises Specials in Sydney
The notice promotes Eden Photo Studios in Sydney offering artist proofs from Eden Photo Studios at a low price of one guinea per dozen, cheaper than rivals. It highlights woodwork, low charges, and a special coloured enlargement finished in crayons with frame, jacked, and rail freight paid for 21s. The ad requests color eyes and dress details and provides the studio address.
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Syd Ney
Earls “Court
Eden Photo Studios
Eden Photo
Blair
Eden
Wool Sales Report Shows Declines At Auction
Wool sale results show a 24 to 7 percent decline since the last auction with faulty parcels most. About 4900 bales were offered amid active competition, selling 1100 lots including Windover, Killome, Parkes, Hawthorne, Droubalgie and Mungery among others, with top prices noted.
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Hankises
Jones
Half Circle
Killome
Wil Young
Parkes
Hawthorne
Youuong
Droubalgie
Vato Hoa
Molong
Butdenda
Dandaloo
Had
Brindingaiba
Wingueford
Mungery
Dubibo
Hil
Worthless Ordinance Case Heard By Bathurst Police Court
In Bathurst a case before Police Magistrate T. K. Mikell involved a minor alleged contravention with animals and parade duties. Counsel Mr BR Keamy argued the animals were under supervision during a one day employment. the magistrate dismissed the charge deeming the wording of atrayings unclear and not meeting a permanent prohibition. The Sydney Metropolitan Band is noted in the report while the Bathurst event concluded without conviction.
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Bathurst
T. K. Mikell
Gold Yielding Bricks From Demolished Hall At Parkes
The Blamey's Hall behind the Club House Hotel is being dismantled. Bricks will be reused for new shops and the old mortar will be cyanided. The hall predates cyanide use and the sand in the mortar is expected to yield small gold quantities per ton.
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Dyson
Parkes
Blamey’s Hall
Club House
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