Obituary and local notices mix with harbor items in Port land
The Portland page records the death of Mrs Arthurie of Condah and notes her daughter’s passing, with a large local family left behind. It also reports the Western Brigade’s payments and a surge of Mallee brick changes at Hopetoun, plus public notices, a stray crowd listening to music on an alley and a Gordon Hotel event, all in a single community chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We ‘Marr
Shaed
Guateman Wall
Portland
Ooca
Sytawell Tumes
Pce Ne
Vie Rolle
England
Othe
Canada
Victorie
Stawell
Poridle
Stawail Hospital and
Ay Carey
Percy Street
Carey
Turbulent Times Signal Strains in Empire News
The bulletin reports diplomacy with Austria reduced and smallpox easing in Tarmanie. Sailing charter hearings loom as New Zealand steamers suspend services. A track event at Enchance drew a large crowd with Mr North losing a race to Mr Sparling amid a seating controversy. The Rev Lovaas Presbyterian minister died in Sidney and the crew of a berg vessel reached the Solowioa Group. The Melbourne Bishop faced unrest at Broken Hill with McCarthy’s party preparing for new experiments. The Bank of Austral. manager was robbed between Myrtleton and Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Hie
Isia
Fala
Bank of Austral
Myrtletont
Bright
British Minister Lenient on China Talks as Tokyo Aims
London June 26 Reuters telegrams report the British government will grant greater latitude in China talks. Viscount Cradono and the House of Commons discuss arrangements to secure an understanding with Japan and China, aiming for smoother relations and a sovereign agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lonnon
Accession Declaration Debate in House of Lords
In London on June 26 the Lords debated the accession declaration. Bark Grey's Bilt urged favour while the couch argued it was unnecessary, and the motion was rejected by a large majority of reg votes 1268. The Archbishop of Canterbury commented sternly on the proceedings.
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London
House of Lords
Bark Grey
Ling
Canterbury
King Pater Rules Servia Troops in Belgrade
Today King Pater of Servis arrived in Belgrade and took the reins to rule as per the Constitution. He reviewed the troops in Belgrade, hoisted the Union Jack, and pledged to maintain order amid a tense security situation.
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Lowcox
Pater of Servis
Belgrade
Sheewarde
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MaLeovens
Manata
Deigeiy Toa Co, Limited
Wallaby
Wastete
Tlan TY
Meinl
Nilee Ray
Anau
Bmn
Pua Tvos Muws Whels
Mebday Beerag
Jou Bale
Laciey Micyele
Feos
Fee
Cadi Ly
Obi Thong
Ortlass College
Vontlard
Musweas
Vaubetval
Allcaton
Ramu Rutchake Osella
Pers Strmer
Parl
Vroten
York
Anse
Jay Ph
Janes & Woops
The
Atyorfort Pee Reso
Androfan Cama
Ee Ney
Feta
Sabigg
W. T. Bennett
Hay
Wiecis
Oper Teres
Sale Beginga
Outinues
Thomson
Santial
Julia
Wau. Hemers
Coachbuilder
Percy-street
Stills
Uood
Bert of
Golway
Gamera
Loads&y
J. Campbell
Manchester
Pioneer
Lawes
Footscray
Melbourne
Bouse
Younghusband, Row and Co
Collins Street
Irks
Mtreet
Tyond Wool
Gratn & Produce
Acvisety
Wilang Brthary
Sihae
Oaivue
Lee Mack
Honest Watches
Ewe
Mnet
Stewart Dawson
James R. Woods
Stour Asb
Gert Valuator
Ana
Mark Gawler
Coloue suaMr
P. Learmonth & Co
Wisin
Net
Chee Saci
J. G. Prince
Taxerversse
Bertland Wilrver
Feviland Bowry Mondey
Mompar
B. Manning
Bk Hog Great ‘Peppermias
Oprrosky
Ear Seeders
Hardie
Arthurie
Condah
Storer Graves
le Tamn
Eas of & Wind
Portland Lachoent
Wesern
Oak Place
Ovas Spest
Loval
Geverl
Siaoes
Julie Street
Metre Thomson and Co
Ghemiowstya Op
He Muian
Deatie
Sapresenting Mesers
Miller Brow
Gordon Hotel
Barry
Gundi Singh
Bud & Mile
Wanderws
Tau Ciaby
Campbell Sodons
Mannouane
T's
Williams Bes
Bervia
Austria
St Tarmanie
Cay
New Zealand
Me. Sparling
Martin
North
Mr. North
Uate
Lovaas
Superan Presbyterian
Sidney
Seyin
South Seay
Sal
Montgomery Land
Mebourne
Broken Hill
European News
Reuter
the Far East
Servia
King Pater
Roenemaees
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