Suburban Albert Pash and Place Names Across Melbourne
A garbled OCR style record lists numerous suburbs and locations around Melbourne including Auburn SFL, Burwood, Prahran, Richmond East, and Waban. Mentions Barbel Lock, Kirton Church, Chaplet, and Colline Street Melbourne as possible place markers tied to a broader local notice or directory fragment.
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Albert Pash Bensals
Brisporrat Auburn
SFL
Brachard
Burwood-ra
Palaclava
Barbel
Summenan
Bourke A
Claremae
Tarran T. Plintat
Tustaire
Caitty
Caiid Malvararu
Brapeh
Giles
Aurime
Sawa i Colline
Enormous variety and whisky at Roberts store ad
The ad proclaims a vast display at Roberts store with a wide range of whiskeys from the Royal Highland brands and Glenlivet plus brandies. It invites customers to visit REET STREET and George Street for Christmas presents and a liberal education in tasting.
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Reet-Street
George-Street
Roberts
BROWN
Roberts Wine and Spirit Market
Evening News Fragment From Sydney 1005
A damaged OCR fragment from Sydney dated Monday December 18 1005 shows the Evening News with the phrase incorporated the Emfire. The text is incomplete and carries no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Sydney
Close Settlement Debate Reaches Royal Commission West Central
The Royal Commission reopens after vacation amid evidence from farmers and pastoralists. The Farmers and Settlers Association argues for closer settlement on land now leased for improvement, while pastoralists say much land is unsuitable for small holders. The inquiry examines policy implications for West Central land distribution and development prospects.
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Owen
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Ater
Schland
Farmer and Settlers’ Association Apis
Maliwey
Wien ix Mothe
Good Gunnery Impresses British Navy with Record Hits
The article notes startling gunnery improvements in the British Navy led by Rear-Admiral Beott as Target Practice overseer. Ships such as the Drake Leviathan and others posted high hit counts at long ranges 6000 to 7000 yards, signaling a shift toward superior marksmanship and broader fleet confidence.
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Edward Vit
Boreatord
Okgship
Prince Louin
Battenberg
Drake
Alua
Leviathan
Beott
Becoming a Scandal at the Colret Rifle Range
A major inquiry revealed defective cartridges causing repeated misfires and dangerous conditions. Officials traced the fault to the ammunition maker and ordered confiscation of all affected rounds. Subsequent incidents at the Cantlamamse range echoed the danger as authorities scrutinized security and supply practices.
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Colret
Tha Méthin
Ba Dad
Agparentiz
Footscray Ammunition Factory Inspector Shortfalls
The fragment discusses the Department of Defence staffing issues at the Footscray Ammunition Factory. It notes inspectors overburdened by multiple duties and lacking qualifications for expert ammunition testing. The text hints at proposed changes and a belief that frequent overhauls of ammunition occur at the Footscray range, with officers unfit for the expertise required.
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Levens
Ammuni
Carridges
Footscray
Testiie
Murders in the Northern Territory Years of Tension
A fragmented report recalls last Saturday’s murders near Port Darwin and Bradshaw. It describes victims including a well known man aged about sixty, local tensions between miners and whites, and a Russian oil engine driver. Witnesses and police indicate danger along the route, with attacks on launches and fatalities among locals and travellers. The piece notes racial tensions, Malay influence, and difficulties in capturing the culprits, hinting at broader colonial strife.
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Maby Stuosiar
Northern Territory
Port Darwin
Exerstt
Port Dar- Win
Snally
Bradshaw
Goldemarch
Chatwyood
Bradshaws
Jean
Ivanaero
Faron
Catupad
Wind
Dulynver
Rosehill Racecourse Appeal Upheld By High Court
The High Court sustained Rosehill Racecourse Company Limited appeal against a Stamp Duty decision. The case involved reconstruction and sale of business assets including land near Parramatta. The court ruled only the transfer value of £10,000 for land passed for stamp duty, sustaining the appeal and ordering the land to be assessed at £80 with costs to be paid by the respondent.
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Rosehill Racecourse Company, Limited
Stamps van Kehl
Rosehill Racecourse
Parramatta
Ragebitl
Bury
Isi
Falk Coore
Linke
Samuel GriMrh
Fue
Fae
Justice Barton
Justice O'Connor
Fighting With Girls At Hyde Park Court
At the Central Police Court today a 9 agent was charged with being orderly in Hyde Park. Constable Helart reported that shortly after 11 o clock Saturday night he and two girls encountered disorderly behavior in Hyde Park. Sergeant Davis noted prior incidents for two up and riotous conduct, with a £1 or 14 shilling fine imposed.
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Central
Thome
Hyde Park
Helart
Febun
Ergeant Davis
Take Thought for the Mol Anew Special Trade Items
Fragmentary text lists various names and items including Devore Anam and CDine Silks, plus references to 15 Orastek Lawes and a Magos Merehage Taller. The readable portion hints at a catalog or advertisement section with assorted goods and maybe shop names.
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Aeusy
Merehage
Mutiny at Moscow Report From Rosneft Regiment Barracks
Dispatch from London details a mutiny at Moscow with Rosneft Regiment officers and twenty-man committee stepping in. Prisoners allegedly subjected to mistreatment as machine guns were deployed before the barracks. The report records resignations and a shaken chain of command.
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London
Rosneftrenadier
Moscow
Oreena
Ourus
Amu Il
Issow
British Politics Losdon Candidate List and Irish Peerage Note
In Losdon the parliamentary race features Lord Pursony Hie standing as a Parliamentary candidate with Air Rawr Clarke the Unionist nominee. The under-secretary for Foreign Affairs, Air Corson, becomes vice-chair of a baronetcy, while Irish peers may sit in the English or Scottish Commons. The City of London has two Conservative aldermen, A. G. H. Gibbs and Sir Diwasiale, with Liberal contenders Felis A. Bodusler and J. Hactiere Trietow. Sir Laward Ularky runs as the Taivnist candidate, a former Solicitor-General for Plymouth. Registered electors in 1204 numbered 34,16.)
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Losdon
Smudas
Ragues
Pursony
Ladd
Air Rawr Clarke
Ewe Clus
Air Corson
Forolku Aftairn
Wes
Curkon
Ireland
Lord Gurzna
London
A. G. H. Gibbs
Amony Gitta and Sons
Dinestar
Te Bank of Australogia
Sir Diwasiale
Great Banking
Tow Chamberlain
Felis A. BoDuSler
Bankers’ Clearing Houses
Schuster, Sona
Compuny
Forviga Bankera and Merchants
J. Hactiere Trietow
Bros of Barup
Bevangpa
Laward Ularky
AEP
Plymouth Tior
New Colonial Under Secretary Appointment Sparks Debate
The Cape Caluay newspaper reports distrust over the appointment of Winston Shum as Colonial Secretary. Critics say the selection lacks support, highlighting concerns about the new under secretary's qualifications and the administration's governance for the colonies.
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Wonton
Cape Caluay
Winston Shum Ie
Hala
Rive
Not His Father's Policy
The distorted clipping centers on Tintin like figures and mentions a political shift. Incoherent phrases reference a government, a lord, and a liberal movement, with scattered names and places unclear. The fragment hints at support for a government or policy but lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
Labouchere Retiring From Public Life After 75 Years
Subday notice reports LABOUCHERE retirement with Lundes as sdiror and proprietor at Trudh. The piece notes his advanced age of 75 and hints at dissolution of policies and corporate steps represented by Norulunmpten alnes 188, shedding light on the end of a long career.
Desestablishment in Wales debated in London
Alfred Thuras of Liverpool University and Liberal candidate for Bowlite division argues that disestablishment of the church in Wales is essential to the reformation of the province. He contends the Welsh church is a pillar of the state and its removal is a key political aim.
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London
Rundey
Alfred Thunas
University of Liverpool
Bowitle
Soult- West Lancashin
Ferm
Muleleet Algin
Wales
Starving the Natives in London War Times
Fragmentary report describes government orders affecting natives and carriers, with references to food shortages, decrees to guard food supplies, and a six to seven month extension amid a punitive setting. The text is garbled but indicates coercive measures during a conflict period and mentions captors and a campaign affecting sustenance.
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London
Boesser
Fmt
Pelnstaund
Stosiniou
Greek consulate appoints new Greece consul general
London report states Dr. J. Lev hua bem gazetted as Consul-General for Greece in a Sunday afternoon dispatch from the Greek Consulate London affirming the official appointment.
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London
J. Lev Hua Bem
Greece
British Volunteer Force In London Secretary of War Setbacks
London reports show WB Hal dan, newly appointed Secretary of State for War, will not ratify Wilbour Inquiry changes proposed by Arnold Forser, affecting the British Volunteer force. The note hints at controversial contatuitium and questions over royal patronage and medical profession recognition amid ongoing debate.
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London
WB Haldan
Wilbour
HW. O. Arnold Forser
Sandee and Sons
Jis
Avard
Sick Children Reported With Unclear Warnings
Fragmentary clipping notes concern ill children linked to allegedly harmful products named Walesh's Worm Nuts Al Chalets and mentions John Watson MI Gates. Details and context are unclear but warn of dangers to minors. The piece lacks full attribution or location.
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Walesh
John Watson
MI Gates Sirvet
Railway Commission Hearing Reveals Coal Trade Tensions
The fourth day of Railway Commission hearings examines the West coal contract, Kiss and Thaw confront questions over coal quality and transport costs. The testimony features Mr Knox, Mr Thaw, Mr Cohen, and Lithgow Coal Association figures as they discuss regulation and potential shifts in railway policy amid coal supply concerns.
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Benny
Wilbon
Kola Nip and Where to Get It Around the City
A fragmentary notice discusses Kola Nip and mentions locating it through wine merchants and by visiting various city avenues. The text references 70 country visitors and a general inquiry into substitutes, but details are unclear.
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Kola
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