Parliament Retirement Plan Reflected After Election
The article discusses debated retirement of Senate members following a general election. Ministers and backers of the plan claim fairness, while opposition notes apathy in the upper house and calls for modification. Connor's NSW voting shows mixed support for the proposed retirements and government stance.
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Procerddins
Jos Klay
Joe Charon
Gunn
Geyer
Flere
Amit Dart
Partiae
MTA
Barton
HL. E. O'Conbor
Deakin
Tver
Benate
Connor
New South Wales
Treasury Bills and New South Wales Finance Policy Debate
The article discusses Treasury bills pricing and loan movements in New South Wales, noting capital flow shifts toward ordinary investments and the role of Mr. Waddell in confirming sale satisfaction. It comments on the protectionist policy debate led by William Lyne and Mr. Stening, with a skeptical note on reasoning with some individuals about fiscal strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aMite
Waidell
Wadiell
Waddell
New
Wardell
Canterbury MLA Mr. Taylor objects to column paragraph
The Canterbury sitting member Mr. T W Taylor writes to protest a paragraph in yesterday's column. He says he never appeared in the official ministerial candidate list and claims publication was untrue and unfair. The paper apologises for any offence and notes the explanation was written in ingenuous spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Taylor
Herm
Canterbury
Liberal Party
Sydney
Taylor
Preas
Mr. Taylor
Che
Mayor in coat removal sparks disturbance at Gunnedah meeting
Chaotic scene at a political gathering in Gunnedah as the mayor shed his coat to quell disorder during the debate. Attendees and reporters describe the incident as a volatile moment with commentary likening it to past political theatrics.
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Gunnedah
Pickwickian
Shéppey
Tie
Royal Duke's New Zealand Voyage Recalled In Flight of Newsprint
Royal yacht sails to New Zealand at noon with the Duke and Duchess aboard amid celebratory mood. Journal notes vivid scenes of the tour, weather, country folk, and a temporary food shortage amid a long patrol through Burrawong and Dawke of Ah Coubang Creek, with carriage of servants and a lost vehicle episode.
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New Zealand
Howad
Tharkeray
Roy
Walrien
Jenkins
Duke
Hopetoun
Vonesses
Dawke
Ah Coubang Creek
Burrawong Station
Frank Edols
Atrea
AML
Diaplaya
Eway al
Uckt
Servania
Lincheon Camp
Hla Howe
Borambil Homestead
Duke and Duchess Return From Bush Excursion
The Duke of Cormwan and her royal party arrived in Sydney after a bush outing that seemed enjoyable despite its rocky start. Aboard the royal train the duchess praised the trip while Mr Oliver of the CBlet Hallway Coaiminaians joined the voyage. A later ride to Gore saw Lord Hope coun and family depart with a crowd waving from the public house.
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Harden
Jobo Anderson
Officiel
Duke of Cormwan
Ter
Sydney
Sheerty
Oliver
Ula
Hopecoun
Gore
Sydney farewell as royal visitors depart Government House
Royals depart from Government House in Sydney under favorable seas and bright sun. Spectators lined the route as the Duke and Duchess were escorted by naval officers, guards, and mounted police, with crowds cheering along Farm Cove and Macquarie Street.
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Erin
Harhor
Bydury
Vice-reyal
Batanle Gardene
Farm Cove
Warshipa
Guy Winlop
Easbark
Acros
Donala
Tomsephyr
Ned Talon
Loaveliey
Corbaag Dull
Alow
Winalae
T N
Tieth
Royal
Naval Unitarni
Wenelocke
Duke
Muchesk
Royal Wall
Kuarit-House
R.A
Dilly Werm
Wi Dubbwas
Marrisut Artillery
Macquarie Aurel
Beioazos
Sir Mary's
Wilhoughby
Royel
Wanda
Royal Shooting Party Adventure at Condobolin Trip
The Royal Shooting party spent days near the railway siding and Contang Creek. Weather proved challenging with cold winds and limited game as Lord Hopetoun and Prince Maxander observed ducks and black swans, while the Duke and others faced a difficult excursion and poor sport.
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Condobolin
Ar Dorriwong
Ulehi
Uap
Borambil
Hopetoun
Kyneral
Lord Hopetoun
Contang Creek
Alana
Lord Wentock
Prince Maxander
Tek
Ube Tiuke
Rox Hurahe
Frank Kul
Adolf
Teal
Whites Head
FB. Suttor
Australia
The Escort of Detectives
A fragment from a 19th century piece references a school of detectives, noting how men are trained in sleuthing crafts. The incomplete text hints at organized methods and the role of investigators in uncovering truths.
Royal voyage to New Zealand voyage assembles diversions
Detectives Banarés and Mirebell travel from Rowth Amziralis Raaineton Weel Aust ralia Mareach Madders Beddasi New Zealand Coman Newnan Gesenalani Deversil Wilson Sterray from Victoria Rache Rockélx Murda from New South Wales sail with Royal Ophir. Special officer leads to New Zealand on a royal voyage.
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Tee Royal
Vuivare Uhragh Ubalr
Vashon
New Beach Wales
Bef
Auckland
Eavaad
Atenmer Zealandia
Fal Jning gMcera
Banarés
Mirebell
Rowth Amziralis
Raaineton
Weel
Australia
Mareach
Madders
Beddasi
New Zealand
Coman Aed
Dinner Party At Government Hodke Attendees Named
At the invitation of her Excellency the Countess of Hopetoun a dinner party gathered guests including Lady Mary Lymp Captain Walington Captain Carhet Lady Katherine Cole and Mistress Darley among others, in a formal event hosted by the government Hodke.
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Government Hodke
Contes
Hopetoun
Cornwall
York
Mauer
Mise Darley
Mere
Meaumont
Miewieutenant
Raikrs
Royal
Marie Ai Stet Bureran Meenkmmara
Star-Wx
Mudtey
Mary Lymp
Wal- Hington
Katherine Cole
Carhet
Dum
Tee Rea
Mre
Dereli Keppal
Arthur Blege
Mr Whahge's Special Fore Ant Disturbance
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ophir Lane and a disturbance near a new bearer with weather and fore ant references. The readable items point to a local disturbance or incident report involving an individual or property on Ophir Lane with unsettled conditions and a new bearer element.
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Tikaly
The Derby Stakes and Its Contemporaries
A detailed historical account of notable horses, owners, and riders linked to The Derby and major meetings. Highlights include Lady Meux’s victory over Lord William Repeatord’s horse, the involvement of American owner William Whitney, and references to Newmarket, Kempton Park, and Goodwood Cup lineages, with race outcomes and prominent names like Veronese and St. Macloud.
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London
Uday
Wita
Olty. Cola YL
Ty Crorive Zieh Isa
Tne
MesteBes
Abul Uymili
WU. Whitney
Parisebay
William the Thule
Siman—Crainy
Thugtas “Baird
Veronrek
Doacran
Meus
Henry Trues Aieuk
Tie Tamods Lamon Urewing Firm
Br. Theobaidne
Tavenle
Smariwirowen
Abe
Wil
Mr. W .Whitney
Yeatarday AG & S
Volatyovak Pati
Wilbraham
Newmarket
Kempton Park
CIA Pate
W Hout
Coventry
Gale
Guiana
Sebom
Kemphin Park
Bapling
Cdor Handowy
Beacon
Ram
Bt. Macloud
Bagie
Lion
Willams
Orly Ray
Sean
Veronese
Newuarket
Prince of Wiles
Accident at Epsom London Claims One Life and Twenty Injured
An early afternoon accident near Epsom, London, results in a fatality and many injuries. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Police and emergency services respond to the scene. Authorities investigate cause and safety factors at the location.
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London
Jurat
Gata
Death of Dr Garran MLC Reported at Elizabeth Bay
The death is announced at his residence Hos Tyn Avenue Elizabeth Bay in the early hours. Dr Andrew Garran MLC died after a brief illness caused by scarl or chills incurred while he was engaged in some work.
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Hos Tyn Avenue
Elizabeth Bay
Andrew Garran
Misleading Report on Visit and Communications Abroad
Fragmentary item notes confusion over a royal visit and invitations. It mentions Captain Wallington seeking an authoritative denial, misdated mails to Sydney, and references to officials and ships with uncertain details. The piece reflects wartime or colonial era telegraph style reporting with unclear names and places.
Resignations and council motions flood Narrandera scene
A muddled report details Abdermas WR Carvey’s resignation and Maree MEFVE’s alderman bid in Narrandera, with mentions of trials for district appointments, a London London line, and a crowded council meeting agenda. The text also notes an upturn in local civic activity, with meetings, promotions, and a circus performance cited among scattered events.
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Abdermas
Carvey
Maree Mefve
Aldermar
Cxdal Counail
Valeat
Narrandera
London
Tod
Sydney
Altery
Denbysic
Gundaasl
Slenete
Pebinephth Grasren
Braidwool
Arnie
Amd
Auetrwinaian “Bank of Buibdtung Brandarse
Paris
Mallow Roaery
Wielula
Fred
Auditateala
Wirch's Circus
Seaahine
Laminete
Larverstyn
Samme Leverpryyation
ArchiNeel Syetillca Lowe
Frederick William Mille
Fite
Metboeroe
Welsesdar
Black Syne
Teliuats
Jerome Feo lAjarire
West Pessay
Willies
Napier
Wilinaeessen
Najatr Web
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Mle
Wales
New Ruth Wales
Pest
Damien
Frites
Minden
Um Eppurlisky
Treasury
Government House
Thusiastic
Sen Dof
DUKES
MR. Whahge
Volodyovsel
Epsom
Tw!o TV
DR. Garran
Land Hoproun
Eid
Tard Hopetoun
Wallington
Omba
Parker
Amring
Bron
Masere
Park and Companys
Fier
Albarr
Bee
Lyne
Mane
Ter Allure
Fate Perliament
Adlyter
Albery
Corymand
Atwira Ramey
Welliegyow
Seddos
Aida
Pabl Bébovin
A Vale
Victory Languet
Gly
Quuurmes Ledebere
O'Nullivag
Nepeamenge
Yamble
Killam Cain
Tin Sur
Erry
Waldo
Petry
Waillell
Ands Pleasasyper
Coepelalag
Laniyes
Institute of Architecte
Wrisestas Algir
Quewicus
Malia
Wetnenlas
Wearme
Kev
A Caldwell
Wu le
James and
Charieg
William Blair
Sear Finley
Tommhay Wight
Glair
Gwy. Read
MasoaRe ‘Wits
Maliesaierie
Cory Adnan
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