Mr Seddon and His Remarkable Premiership
The text praises Sir Joseph Ward? No, discusses Mr Seddon as premier of New Zealand, noting nearly fourteen years in office and sustained leadership through multiple elections. It highlights Australasian significance, long tenure after Ballance, and the impact of a recent Australian visit and untimely death on public reaction.
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Australia
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England
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Victoria
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Australian Labour Party
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Julie
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Leeie
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Seeer
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Primmeteen
Putney
Tier
Ries
Seddon’s Imperial Policy and New Zealand Prosperity
An analysis praises the legacy of Mr. Seddon for shaping legislation and administration that lifted New Zealand toward prosperity. It contends his imperialist stance, though controversial, aligned with the Empire’s broad interests, contrasting critics who fear subversion of good law.
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New Zealand
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Gredit
Uberty
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Notions on human nature in tramway waiting rooms
A distinguished writer notes that human nature affects tram waiting areas. He cites ridg street North Sydney as a social spot where young men and women meet, suggesting waiting rooms become unintended occasions for courtship and social display rather than purely practical space. He urges separating spaces for public conveyance from leisure pedestrians.
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Kher
Ridge-street
North Sydney
Archer Lard
Bibie
Owever
Premier on Rabbits Debates Poison Use in NSW
The State Premier studies the rabbit problem and cites claims about phosphorus roles in extermination. He mocks new assertions about non penetrative powers, urging practical measures to exploit land for commerce while warning the public on dangerous treatments and their effects.
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New South Wales
Elongeide
Carruthers
Praxmier
Lei
Lifts for sailors aboard the Dreadnought
Navy Jack notes major modernizations on the M S Dreadnought including actual light windows replacing portholes and the introduction of lifts to move sailors from messrooms to the bridge and main deck. The changes mark a shift from old wooden hulls and rigging discipline to a vast steel machine with advanced communication and interior mobility.
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Thia
Admiralty
Keelson
Bo'wan
Alladin
Dr Southams Rheumatic Plid Promoted As Cure All
Colonial advertisement hawks Dr Southams Rheumatic Plid as a universal remedy for rheumatic gout neuralgia tic doloureux and other pains. Claims perfect cures and urges readers to order by post, with prices and night hours listed from 521 George Street Sydney.
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George-street
Mydney
Abio
Death of New Zealand Premier R J Seddon at Sea
The Oswestry Grange, a steamer bound for New Zealand ports, returned to Port Jackson after news of the New Zealand Premier R J Seddon’s death. In a cabin incident, Seddon murmured farewell to his wife and died suddenly from heart failure en route to Sydney. Doctor Minchin certified the cause.
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New Zealand
Port Jackson
Oswestry Grange
Athol Bight
Seldon
Seiden
Wip
Minchin
Death of New Zealand Premier Seddon Cited in Formal Tribute
Reports from Sydney and Wellington detail the death of New Zealand Premier Richard Seddon. The New Zealand Parliament and Australian officials react with condolences, praising his long service and leadership, while noting the impact on policy and colonial relations.
Hairdressing Fur Dogs and Other Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines referencing hairdressing, dogs, names, and scattered terms. No coherent reportable event or identifiable entities beyond scattered words and partial phrases.
Roving Gipsies and War Era Proposals Mentioned
Fragmentary text discusses wartime events and proposed actions involving Te and others, mentioning Lyvrian and Dermay alliances. It references public response, fears, and authorities in a broad, disjointed account with many illegible sections.
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Moe
FREAK Audiences At Turty's Theatre Morale Bupb at GArvek Theatry
Fragmented OCR describes a chaotic scene at Turty's Theatre with references to the Tartaglia Kine and a BVH party. Names like GOLDSMITH and Kline appear amid garbled lines about audiences, guests, and a tense mood.
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Turty
Adies
Saunders Store Ad Promotes Purses and Accessories
An old advertisement fragment markets ladies purses and accessories. It mentions Saunders Sidner Emading Jee divs, a line of shades for ladies, and a furniture or craft catalog. The sparse text references a rail station nearby and a general store lineup.
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Optician
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