Royal assent power noted for Governor General in Australia
Historical report outlines instructions issued to the Governor General relating to royal assent for Commonwealth bills. It explains that unlike state governors, the Governor General may approve bills with broader authority, including measures restricting colored labor. The piece discusses the Queensland bill and imperial government objections, citing London cables and debates on race and employment policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jani Haycoun
Harton
Melbourne
Queensland
Rantigg
Lord Lamington
London
Bartha
Governor‘General
Commonwealth ‘Parliament
Berd
Colonial Office
Capudle
Barton
Australia
Gomdet US
Islaly
Weir
Australia and colored labor the imperial balance
The piece argues for a prompt high commissioner for Australia to explain delicate imperial and Australian positions on colored labor. It weighs risks of Governor General reserve powers, imperial treaty ties with India and Japan, and warns that without clear Australian representation in England tensions may arise between Australia and the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenland Labor Party
Seema
Australia
Canada
Burton
Joineau
Queensland
Japan
Sagan
Gover
Jane
England
Liberal freetraders must press on till July
The article argues that Liberals must constantly campaign from today to July next to clinch support for aid measures. It notes current Ministry unpopularity but suggests many constituencies will still elect Ministerialists due to party loyalty, shaping the political landscape before the next Dow donwealth Senator election.
Political furore shapes NSW election tactics and party loyalties
In clear terms the piece argues Liberal and ministerial factions court Labor support while Conservatives seek to retain power. It criticizes independent candidates for party loyalty, warns of cross-party alliances, and urges voters to back a distinct Liberal platform without Labour aid.
General Elections in the State and Cash Costs Chronology
A historical summary outlines the schedule of general elections since 1856 with July as a recurring month, notes survivors from the 1856 Legislative Assembly, lists dates of past polls, and provides cost figures for elections and the Electoral Departments. It details the per voter and per vote costs, and mentions shifts in polling days and expenditure over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Daniel Cooper
G. H. Cox
VLC
Pebraury
Veslee
Syater
Forer
Partia
Historical note on opening prayers in early Australian legislature
A correspondent cites a historic precedent in New South Wales where the Legislative Council began sessions with prayer, noting earlier attempts in 1948 and 1844. Debates centered on appointing a chaplain and form of prayer, with proposals for denominational representation and a cleric in residence to lead daily invocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
New Bouts Wales
Legislative Council
United Kingdom
Charlen Cowper
Courom
England
Couriem
A Light Heart Tiptoes Through Junior Morning
A brief, reflective piece titled We tip the flowing from our Junior morning features a tender meditation on youth, calm days, and the quiet movement of light through routine dawn.
Fragmented Speech References War Confidence and Reform
A garbled passage references Moowen and a premier delivering a speech about government limits and reparations. It notes a claim of having no say in events and mentions a future omen for Mr. Lee. The text recalls a prime minister who spoke of going to war with a light heart and links to easing a long period of crushing disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moowen
Ube
Lee
Ake
Adael
Areoit
Mr. Wine
Kim
Uae
Trial of Jane Smith for Patrick Conway murder at Darlinghurst
In Darlinghurst Criminal Court Jane Smith is arraigned on murder charges in the death of Patrick Conway. Crown prosector Wade outlines that Conway died from suspected strychnine poisoning aboard a market-bound vessel between New Zealand and Sydney. The defense, led by Mack, challenges testimony as jurors are stood by to hear further evidence detailing the poisoning plot and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst Criminal Court
Jane Smith
Juanes
Mr. Wade
Conway
Patrick Conway
New Zealand
Sydney
Polkon
Balke
Wade
M'Loen
Cotway
Bitten by a Dog District Court Judgement
The court led by Acting Judge Marillion found for the plaintiff in a dog bite case against a defendant who claimed the plaintiff trespassed. The ruling held an implied invitation to enter the premises for legitimate purposes and dismissed the claim for substantial damages beyond medical fees, awarding £20 plus costs. The decision referenced a revived license issue and a pathless yard as central factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marillion
Brouahy
Job Hogan
Agaliet
Alexander T. Howard
Txt Treat
Uitime
Regs
Ube
Fragmentary OCR Quote With Affected Eye Imagery
A damaged OCR snippet mentions weak and inflamed eyes and includes the stray phrase atprestatas Baier saie mee, unclear context. The readable fragment hints at eye symptoms but no identifiable names or events are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atprestatas Baier
Saie
Blayney Slander Case Heard In Royal Court
The hearing before Mr Justice Cobes involved Gladstone Mellor of Blaysey and Farcoar Herass accused of slander. The Attorney General and counsel for the defendant clashed over testimony from a church clerk and choir member, with questions about alleged remarks about a former choir girl and the impact on church reputation. The case explored statements linked to church members and conduct, with extensive cross examination of a parish clerk and other witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation Othich Williams
Gladstone Mellor
Blaysey
Herass
Pevennien
J.C Mauna
Ur. Boye
Darras
Anid
Fouaud
Thoixas Parker
Mr. Wise
Bia Mowor
Maby
Mr. Wiee
Abe
Steller
Appointment of Towns Clerk Positions Open
The mayor announces receipts of applications for town clerk posts from residents within the state. Several candidates have been received and the list will be reviewed by the committee to select the top contenders for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janos Conkasi
Posilius
Bees
Stata
Mhene
Lowe
Inquest Verdict On Mohimas Berry Death At Local Hospital
Fragmented text from an inquest notes the death of Mohimas Berry, age 2, in a focal hospital after an incident on May 14. The report references the Grenfell adjourned inquest and mentions the Governor-General’s powers in relation to wills and emergency measures, with foreign policy notes intertwined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Mohimas
The Return to Dut Thy Vialets and Mags Ary Dows
An excerpt notes crowds gathering near a shopfront selling jewellery and silver plate. The faded OCR lists items like silverware and inlaid pieces from a London manufacturer. A vague address appears as 515 Grergpetrest and mentions Hallway Maine with scattered garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fareess Jewellery
Silverpine Rhee
Wieder Diveiay
Australia
Racherine Simck
London
Ikamand Jreeijer
Hallway
Maine
Railway outbreak and public notices in Melbourne and NSW
A wide range of items from government work and railway matters to public notices and appointments are reported. Updates include railway payments ahead of a public works push, new officers and promotions, and warnings about quarantine and health measures. The report also cites Mr Withers, various university figures, and local authorities in Melbourne and New South Wales.
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Brian
Miller's
Lagisend
Scurtaus Billings
Garis Arerine
North Spdeer
Withers
Vrewsitat
Yance Hertal
Memplore
al Advtetia
Poufveeer Wales
Adelwite University
Raith
Wel- Meghan
Wellman
Tipe
Punt
Suming
Vince
Paul
Xewtewa
Dlain Suliva
Beeson
Pwc
Armenielis
Aed
Newomscin
Perremetts Progrem Asmciaieg
Breer ‘Trust
Hermes
Viehes
Ube Feniel
Che Lee
Wradiey
Isar de Manne
Pulver
Carey
Ike Aischiet
Wagga
Ube
Ike
Ecmageny Heme
Leary
Acawer
Comey
Wuscrald
Mtr
Tereer
Sasayer
Tre
Wales Chamber of Mapofairey
RUE Evorimg
Seirchy
Cape Mae
Aweklawt
Seary
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Hennessy
A.saunders
Amr
Beatty
Mutust Oil Insurances Company of
New York
Bank of Australian and Federamble
C. Rennie
Alton
Dentrate
Mamory
J. Arthur
Asa
Tsar Ewe ' Splee
Yeates
Teserted Bs Als
Vitor
Pier
Bamush
Mand
Amy Dere Besten
Ansarvea
Ular
Chimalagt Remmi
Milamedh
Arers
Waterioy
Lear Mathi
Naiehton
Crownertrest
Sveine
Erovinge
Raile Kitinjtu
Airect
Lyte Muustry
Henavion
Wm. Lyne
Birdae
Labor Party
Maore
Mesars
Les
O'Sullivan
Labor
Gowen
Ila
Protectioniats 4A
Caat
Mrs. Smith
Criminal Court
District Court
Judghent
Besser
John Ureckenridge
Walteain
Batundey
Blayney
Tows
Liverpool
Camtate Willams
Lire
Sunich Ie
Conrad Elder Stadom
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