Empire ties and Australian views on loyalty and sentiment
A critical discussion contrasts Erin Hardie and other figures over British Empire loyalty. It notes India and Natal reacting to remarks and quotes South Australia’s Premier Price urging unity. The piece argues Australians can be patriotic yet independent and that in crisis Australia will prove loyalty through courageous cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Hardie
Jim
India
Natal
Australia
Hardie
Ker Hardie
Mor
Price
South Australia
Enland
Crear
Orler
Australias
Diu Euld
U'nless
Cocksure
Stromgly
John Bell
Mi Co
Iso
England
House of Commons
Leader or Figure Head in Australian Politics
The article describes a Melbourne centered political storm with Labor criticisms of Deakin. It notes adjournment to Wednesday and reports rising talk of Deakin’s resignation amid Labour opposition and Deakin’s own leadership shortcomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Labor
Deakin
Niece
Labour Party
Labour
Ugypt
Wolfson
Reid-McLean
Noo
William Lyne
Hay
Labor Party
Alfred Deakin
Queanbeyan Board Sets Policy On Sheep Branding And Rabbits
A Queanbeyan and District board meeting tackled branding of travelling and stud sheep, refunds for penalties, and poisoning rabbits near Bungendore. Directors discussed insurance of wire netting, advertising refusals, and duties of constables for permits. The drought and water scarcity were noted as rabbits remained controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
James Conningham
C. H. McKeahnie
R. Moore
G. C.f.chewitt
J. M. McIntosh
Hr. N. Powell
Andrew Davis
Messrs Davis and
Peters
Messrs Moore and
Tireuitt
John Wark
Molonglo
Bungendore
Moore
Circuit
Molong 2. P. Board
FP. P
Queanbeyan Board
Circuite
McIntosh
Farmer and Settler
Proprietary
Messrs Circuitt and Moore
Settler
A. Buxton
A. Buxton, Gundaroo
Buxton
McKeahnie
N. Powell
Messia
Jos. McCarthy
H. MecKeabnie
Howil
Bungen- Jore
Messrs
Mooe and
Mclotosti
Yass Board
Circuitt
Cunningham
Junance
Newell
Hardedl Inn
Miner Killed at Captain's Flat inquest Held
Coroner at Captain's Flat held an inquest into miner John Byrne's death after he fell down a shaft while removing ladders at Coffey's shaft near Commodore Mine. Witnesses described safety used and rescue attempts, with verdict that Byrne died from neck injury caused by the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cononen Canm
Captain's Flat
John Byrne
William John Naylor
Lake George
Jus
Trussell
Snare
Coffey’s
Commoore
Lins
John Bymme
Willian Share
Coffey
Shalit
James Trussell
Degeasell
Trimsell Remiginia
Deceserd
Ve Studit
Trossel
Thestiaff
de Fat
James ‘Trussell
Cowning
John Wyre
Gore Slisloette
Nan Bridget Hyer
Braidwood Liquor Court Hears Hotel Licences And Water Supply
The Special Liquor Court convened on Friday April 10 before Judge Fitzhardinge at the Courthouse Hotel in Braidwood. Sub inspectors report water supplies varied. licenses and finances varied across hotels including Maitland Elliott and Dr Black at the LM, Torpy and Feeney at Criterion and White Swan, Gee at Commercial, and Moore Craig at Willow Tree. Details include takings, occupancy, meals, boarders, and noted safety concerns such as bathrooms and fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhardinge
Messrs Maitland
D.S
Parramatta
Elliott
P.M
Braidwood
Butler
Yass
Blackcall
Courthouse Hotel
Brayne
John Allen
Mary Allen
Toro
Ivaie
Criterion Hotel
Edward Torpy
Hare
Braye
Hia Nonor
White Swan
Walter
Thomas Feeney
Gee
John Bell
Licemsee
Thomas O'Brien
Aramen
Bell
Willow Tree
John Moore Craig
Damaged Hotel Records and Transfers at Aongarlowe Nerriga
A historical report notes licensure changes, fire damage, and early plans at Rising Sun Mongarlawe and Commercial Hotel Nerriga. It mentions Dennis Hoya as former licensee, transfer to Fredk Duyne, temporary premises in use after fire on 16 July, and a new building underway. Population figures for police patrol districts and local travel by mail coach are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pola
Licengee
Tivny
Drayne
Dennis Hoya
Buut
Fredk. Duyne
Martniee
Woodward
Aongarlowe
Braidwood
Nerriga
Brayne
Nowra
Straitwood
Rifle Shooting Match Updates and Medal Prize
The team from Qreankevin faces Goulburn in a local rifle meet on Paster Momlay. Captain Moore offers a medal for the best six scores of twelve as members compete for maximum point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falt
OMSL
Qreankevin
Goulburn
Paster Momlay
de Poole
KE. Krensluin
A. Fualirk
AL Re Miure
Heany
BR. Thomson
A J. Gibbe
T. Warren
Moore
Landicaps
Farewell Banquet For Constable Ford In Gunning District
On the eve of his transfer to Qweembeyan about 46 gentlemen attended a banquet where speakers praised Ford’s courtesy and uprightness. Mrs Ford received a plate gift. a marble clock was given by the GU CCF King Edward VII Branch. Separate farewell for Mr N T Gollins marked by an address and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnlan
Ford
Qweembeyan
Oddfellows
Mrs. Ford
Mm. Ford
Mr. Ford
King Edward VII
Jeffrey
Lodge
N. T. Gollins
Gunning
Homebush
Dalton, and
Ladevale Good Templars
Cameron
Collins
Guoning
Gribble Sues For Farm Occupation Owed
District Court before Judge Fidmonds hears Thomas Gribble son and George Gribble defend a claim by Thomas Gribble jan for 20 pounds for occupation and use of his farm at Ginninderra from 1907 to 1908. Verdict entered for plaintiff after consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidmonds
Thomas Gribble
George Gribble
Acrenal Gininderra
B. &. Morgan
Garraway and Morgan
F. P. Woodward
Burglary at Cooma Station Nets Cash from Train
Early Sunday a burglary at Cooma Railway Station blew open the safe and stole about £249 from the excursion train returning to Sydney. Entry was gained through a window outside the auction office, breaking glass and unfastening the catch. Police, led by an inspector, investigate as a shower of fairy spray affected the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma
Sydney
Jennie
Mpi
Suh
Strike Delay Clouds Tur W harf Agreement
Tur whale strike remains unsettled despite all nation secretaries signing the Saturday open conference. Seamen's Union cited four difficulties as ship crews and signatories faced new complications. Officials' reluctance worsened tensions as crews on some ships faced port calls while terms about preferences and allowances remained disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Naion
Seamen's Union
Thes Wawarte Caumpaig
Cheunerd
Bork
Liege
Quale al Shawarra Company
Joma Ohig
Official Correslun Dances and Postal Arrangements
Maccaestix Callan advised by the Departmental Postmaster General Sydney to provide a letter receiver at Crossbig and consider raising Warruthia receiving office to a Post Office. Arrangements underway for the Government portion of the Queanbeyan-Urra gara telephone line, with completion expected in about ten days to a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaccAestix Callan
Degmiy Postmuster
Sydney
Dallass
Naay
J. 5.Taylor
Warrluthia
Queanbeyan-Uragarran
Strikes Return Advised by Sydney Labour Council
At a Thursday meeting the Sydney Labour Council urged all unions in the state to ignore the Industrial Disputes Hill and refrain from forming a Wages Board. It backed strikes as the means to secure fair working conditions denied by Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Labour Council
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Uconbeyan Blosevier
Uean
P.P. Beard
Houlew
Campbell
Miner
Special Liquor Court
Jenmicumbene
D. Poole
H. Erew En
Dibbs
AL J. Cbs
A. RK. Moore
R. Thomsen
J. O'Rourke
A. Thiwe Tr
Ki. Magee
Ki Mealty
Sever Mets
Yooyds
Tleees
Heatty
Verriig
Agele Help
Tal A.M. Moore
Meotty Ag
Wallick
OM A. Bowe
Victoria
Aviot
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