Australia electors vote amid broad discontent and debate
A report analyzes the Australian federal vote showing high turnout and widespread misunderstanding of amendments. It notes a population of about 0.0 million and calls out the Fisher government’s challenge in governing amid industrial and political strain while parties prepare for the next election.
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Juard
Hughes Eeckn
Hughes
Mor
Ebuye
Hoeher
Hell
Wilula
Newalia
Fisher
Peel Ale
Women’s Liberal League holds first meeting in Mueller Hall
The inaugural gathering of the Women’s Liberal League met at Mueller Hall on Monaro Street yesterday morning. About a dozen members attended as the treasurer reported a healthy balance. Officers announced include Mrs F Conpholl as President, M Mendniemd Melntish as Vice Presidents, and Miss Brad Oi Htecorling as Recording Secretary.
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Venembey
Wowen
Liberal League
Monaro Street
Covert National Rifle Meeting Plans Intercity Challenge
At a Covert meeting of the National Wiffle Associating tidoo Mon more, officers discussed a proposal from My. F Ta Mates of Boaiedieund to arrange twenty pied el ted phies for a competition. The plan eyed a countes versus metropolis Home Ubbe showdown, with Quewibesai Rifle Club members to be involved. A challenge Loe a watch was accepted for Saturday the 27th as local riflemen prepared to begin tall the prone position in pursuit of a fast con spicannaly outcome.
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Tidoo Monthan
My. F Ta
Quewibesai
Huth Vi Havi
Cnet
Ant Lecal
Abby Mil' Beane
Federal City planning described in early public notices
The fragment sketches a concept for a federal city with a central plan and designated spaces for chief buildings and churches. It references Lyndon style layouts and hints at a modern city plan similar to Sydney or Melbourne, noting the aim to create a grand, geometrically inspired layout.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Roel
Census Returns for Qarnahoyan Division and Braidwood Figures
Fragmentary census notes show population figures for Qarnahoyan division and Braidwood with entries like T2538 and 190). Some returns are yet to be furnished and others may be altered.
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Qarnahoyan
IML
Latest referendum figures show mixed vote results
The latest referendum figures indicate a No majority on the Degielytive purer question with 2424705 votes and a No on the Monopolies question with 20b000 votes, while formal votes are small. Informal votes total 1463.
Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds
A historic product claim touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a guaranteed relief for coughs and colds. The notice dated January 6 emphasizes its universal effectiveness and market availability.
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Woods
Priest Stabbed in Pulpit During Motril Sermon
A youth rushed the pulpit during a Motril Mass and fatally stabbed the priest. The attacker dragged the corpse through the church and into the streets as locals cheered. Police did not arrest the alleged killer.
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Rane
Motril
Lne
Ron
Death toll of the air and aviation incidents
Lieutenant Rosen crashed during an aeroplane flight at Mulhouse or Berlin on Tuesday, ten killed. A Fiat monoplane near Solntapal Crimea sighted Matieviteh and his brother, both dead. At Macey Paris a Mr Womeden fell from a height into a pond, but escaped serious injury.
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Rosen
Mulhouse
Berlin
Matieviteh
Solntapal
Crimea
Macey
Paris
M Womeden
Feek
Model of Federal Capital Amid Sydney Exhibition
A finely crafted plaster model of Australia’s Federal Capital site stands in Martin Place Sydney on the New South Wales Government Tourist display. The scaled view presents a bird’s eye layout with green open country and a straight railway line, reflecting the locality and geography.
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Australia
New South Wales
Martin Place
Sydney
J.B
Bevinwweki
Ace
Ani
Technical Jatreat
New South Wale
Misstatements of Age in the Census Probe
The document warns that ages in the census have been misreported and outlines penalties. It notes that those misstating their age must forward their contract to the Commonwealth Statistician in Melbourne to avoid penalties.
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Commonwealth Statistician
Melbourne
Mystery Aeroplane Report Over Melbourne Flight
A strange airship sighting near Melbourne is reported with little detail. An employee at the Melbourne Cricket Ground noted the craft in the morning hours while residents of South Ward observed it later in the afternoon. The aircraft’s appearance and origins remain unclear, with mentions of pilot A Ninor Hammond from Sydney and Methomeoe.
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Melbourne
Oda
Minches
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Wera
South Wa
Avinlor Hammond
Woman Dies In Sydney Hospital After Fall At Embankment
Ingeral SK resident died at Sydney Hospital on Monday night after an altercation near Woolloomooloo. Police found evidence and transported to the hospital where the woman fell while leaving St Marys Cathedral area on April 25. The cause of death was recorded as heart failure following a dislocation and subsequent complications.
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Colberinn Shields
Ingeral SK
Healy
Sydney Hospital
Wooolloomooloe
Weil Nemdiy
Cpn Dee
Vietoris
St Marys
Samuel Rayboul
Hanley
Worl
Bunny a Danger in a MeThourne Prafease Oh Varnes
A garbled quotation warns that a future danger linked to a deetane oy AV role could loom over agricultural prosperity. The fragmentary text discusses a potential shift in conflict dynamics and the risk of upheaval affecting farming livelihoods.
Revenue projections from Federal land tax criticized
Acting Prime Minister Hughen cited estimates showing revenue from the Federal land tax at about £1,000,000, with £588,167 from assessed tax and £290,000 in undated tax, arguing critics overstated revenue and noting bond values near £5,000 held by landholders. He suggested total revenue would not reach £1,684,006 or more as some had predicted.
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Hughen
Penny postage impact on mail volume
Deputy Postmaster General Mr Young states penny postage introduced on Monday did not materially increase mail flow. He notes only slight, if any, rise and says few offices saw notable changes, while forecasting better postings in coming months but no current need for improved muffling.
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Mr. Young
Chest complaints fade with Woods Peppermint Cure
In a tested remedy, Woods advertises Great Peppermint Cure as a relief for chest complaints. The claim highlights rapid soothing effects and cough reduction, promoting the product as a household remedy for lingering chest discomfort.
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Woods
Notes on Current Topics in a Turbulent Referendum
A fragmented survey critiques labor policies and employment tactics amid a contentious referendum. It laments misleading claims, cites the NAW director, discusses press and public fine tuning, and questions reliance on selective information and ineffective systems.
Infants and world events fill a crowded news page
A scattered Australian and world news reel reports incidents and figures from Montreal, Kiel, and Sydney Showground Coronation Day plans, plus political moves in Parliament and executive councils. Occasional crime, theatre theft, and local court actions intertwine with weather and public notices as readers receive a broad snapshot of current affairs.
Menars and Moure Bros announce hiring and repairs
Menars and Moure Bros announce they have secured the services of Donnoy the motor mechanic and are prepared to undertake repairs to all kinds of motorbikes and machinery. A divine service will be conducted by Rev H Fleming at Majura vit Moniloy post at 7 0 pm. A strike by workmen at Military Village near Dune Stroon disrupted by a rehange in decommission. A remedy for every ill offered by Shell Chemist Queanbeyan. Jewellery and silverware damaged by fire to be auctioned tomorrow. Pastor Edwin Bale conducted interviews at Protestant Hall and spoke on tonight and Sunday topics. A citizens meeting is called for Tuesday at 4 15 pm at Council Chambers to discuss Empire Day. Spectacles advertised for sale at Cartwork.
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Menars
Moors Brox
Donnoy
H. Flemingg
Majura
Shell
Queanbeyan
Apa
Anc
Moure Bros
Edwin Bale
Wddresens
Tanegutayen
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Serge
Weed
Lou Manicruns
Sbolomon’s
Universal
Stones UP
Bannevan
Bushell
Model Carriage Factory
Woode Ieild
Keéirs
Mabilaradden
Herman
Usanbeyan
Bhsevber
Women's Liberal League
Federal City
Bunny
Bhaunier
Aml
Scobey
NAW
Lalor
Imerenien
Dl Interenta
Valeo
Lal Daily Comment
Ited
Dattilo Hubbo
Critien
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Colineas
Emihuret
Total and General News
Liew Angeles
Pitteburg
Kiel
Russia
Molong
Pula
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Braidwood
Executive Council
Borin
Montreal
Canada
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John Wheeler
Gurelek
London
Beck of
Oscar Avelie
Atole AQ
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Tuewlay
Mawvon
Ergent Barry
William Albany
Homerih
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B. Poderoborg
Tor
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Indfern
Johan
Fleteges
Fleteges ‘Taylor, Ward
New Tavern
Tork
South Africa
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Lundvgape
Crystal Palace
Grand Terres
Pelrrahore
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W. Pb.odgers
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Victoria
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