F. M. Ford Made Accountant in Guigong Branch
Mee F. M. Ford of Coffs Harbor has succeeded F. W. Scott as accountant in the Guigong Branch of the A. J. S. Bank. Joseph Rawlings, resident of the Orange Run area, is noted, with details about local residents in Guennsland and country tracts and conversations on local governance.
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Mee
F. M. Ford
Coffs Harbor
F. W. Scott
Guigong
A.J.5. Bank
Joseph Rawlings
Orange Run
Ora Helt Seine
Gir Bend
Quigong
Guennsland
Nerdera
Opening of Y A G A premises sparks debate on Australian temperament
Report on the official opening where the State Premier suggested managing the young Australian’s belief in life as a long freedom. The piece questions whether this temperament affects discipline, noting statistics show Australians are not more criminal, thrifty, or drunk than other nations and recalling the South Africa campaign where troops proved disciplined.
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Y.alg.a
Wade
South Africa
Australian youth and the Y.A.L.C.A. in a growing city
The passage analyzes the temperamental traits of young Australians in a new and diverse society. It notes immigration from the United Kingdom, social disruption, and the legacy of convict era. It argues youth are energetic yet need guidance, and lauds the Y.A.L.C.A. as essential to managing dangers while expanding the organization’s role in a rapidly expanding metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Austratia
Y.alc.a
Notes on the drink problem in New Zealand
A critical reflection on New Zealand voters shifting toward prohibition while indulging publicly. The piece questions whether multiple views, divided loyalties, and differing social pressures spur simultaneous abstinence and drinking. It notes domestic drinking persists in dry areas and lampoons pledge breakers who celebrate with drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
New Band Stand Proposed for Gardens
A letter writer urges a new band stand in the Gardens to replace the present structure. The current stand fails to meet needs and a larger audience space is recommended. Proposals include relocating the band for better acoustics and allowing more frequent performances.
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Beutler
Umat
The Schoolmaster Abroad Travel Advantage Debate
A discussion argues for travel as a learning aid and cites Canadian interest in studying abroad. It notes the government’s travel policies and expectations for Canadian youths. Between September and next March, plans are made to send about 3000 school teachers from both Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Denths
United States and England to Exchange Educators Visits
The plan envisions U S and British groups visiting each other, with about 60 members per party staying one to two months. The visits focus on education systems and teacher training, enabling exchange programs and mutual benefits for teachers and pupils while limiting travel costs.
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United States
England
United Kingdom
America
Mosely
Ope
Visitors From The Sky Raise New Fear Of Air Travel
An essay warns that two women who fell seven hundred feet from a balloon in England foreshadow a future where airplanes become common. It ponders risks from intruders and accidents, jokes about strangers entering homes, and questions proper apologies if visitors arrive through ceilings or chimneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Kamakatha
Vewersburg
Daley-Lundin slander action in New South Wales court
Trial in Sydney proceeds over alleged defamation by William Daley against Charles Lundin. Plaintiff seeks £1000 damages for statements claimed to have harmed Daley’s reputation as a NSW Parliament member. Witnesses describe union disputes, boat race events, and political alignments around 1907.
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Tha No. T
Betate
Justice Cohen
Wan Rommand
Setion Anon
Willams
Mwarlerirectorate
Ajay
Daley
Gannon
Muck
FS. Moore
Adrian Knox
Boyre T
Claude’ Manning
Charles Tund P
Koas
Andrew Agnem
Agnew
Cumberlang-nireet
Lundin
Hin
Edward StTatyre
Eaward Milatyre
Jahorer
Dalry
Toms
Wile
Herbert Canty
Mort Macquarie
Webb
Towns
WhyBander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract Review Debate
Report discusses Bander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract and compares it with other eucalyptus products. It asserts superior quality from full experience and careful manufacture. Warns against crude preparations sold as Extracts. Mentions a recent death tied to a premature contraction and a legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bander and Sons
Pow An Steamer Aground Deadly China Sea Disaster
British steamer Pow An bound from Hongkong to Canton went ashore on the coast. Eighty Chinese passengers drowned while European passengers and crew were saved. The Pow An, an iron screw steamer of 252% tons, built in 1822 by A Stephen and Sons Glasgow, belonged to the Hongkong Canton and Macao Steamship Company Limited of Hongkong.
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London
Hongkong
Canton
A. Stephen and Sons
Glasgow
Hongkong, Canton
Macao
Co operative Congress declines house representation bid
London Wednesday evening notes the Co operative Congress at Newport, Monmouthshire voting against seeking direct representation in the House of Commons. President Mr Allen warned that alliance with Labor would harm reforms by benefiting the few at the expense of the many amid strong dissent.
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London
Co-operative Socieliea Congress
Newport
Monmouthshire
House of Commons
Labor Party
Diaseni
Allen
Terireform
Persian Reactionaries Reach for Power in Persia
London dispatch reports Persian Minister Mahmud Khan in Germany fears plots by conspirators stalking him amid ongoing reform efforts. The reactionary party gains leverage in Tehran as Kadjar seeks a new envoy role, signaling a fragile balance of power in Persia.
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London
Bersia
The Accident on the Irresistible
London reports repairs on the Irresistible valves after a past incident. An earlier cable sat. Kidston valve outlet for the blow of pipe near Portland Roads. The cruiser sped, listing, training big gums to keep keel and prevent collision.
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London
Irresistible
Kidston
Portland
Channel Flest
Uesat
Bar Silver Quoted In London Market
London traders quote bar aluminium? No, bar silver steadies around 26 shillings and pence per ounce in morning activity with standard measures observed.
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London
Bizarre Public Bar Coin Toss At Water Poles Court
A crowded morning scene at the Water Poles Court bar as a coin toss determines a prize, with a constable calmly intervening as bets and excitement surge. Patrons eye the spot where a payout of ten long beers is handed over, leaving many disappointed as the crowd shifts to listen to the proceedings.
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Water Poles
The American Fleet Photographic Pictures Feature
A brief catalog of naval portraits highlights distinctive shots of the American Navy. Names and places are referenced in a period tone, offering a glimpse into maritime prowess and modern wartime imagery.
Balloon Adventure Tale from London Ballooning Event
A London ballooning expedition on a Wednesday aims at a double descent using parachutes. One parachute tangled with the cord, and the woman involved lost control while the craft drifted. Both passengers descended toward the ground with the parachute system in use.
To Defend Dinizulu in London Court
Fragmentary text indicates a legal action in London on a Wednesday evening involving Mr WP Sehtfluer formerly of Cape South and a Natal Bor formal order to enable his 2m defense. The readable portion is highly garbled and limits clarity on names and outcomes.
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London
Mr. Wp, Sehtfluer
Pramler
Cape
Sot Poy
Bax
Bern
Natal
Bor Jm
Hla
Chior Duruny
King Edwant’s deputation at Raval meeting
The Bognias delegation renews its effort at Raval as King Edwant attends the gathering. Proceedings focus on local governance and relief measures amid ongoing regional concerns.
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Gontow
Pyening
Edwant
Reestyean Deputalion
The
Bognias Re Hitente
Raval
Death of Sir Henry Wren Fordsley Chief Justice of Western Australia
The notice proclaims the death of Sir Henry Wrentyriser Fordsley longtime Chief Justice of Western Australia. He served as Acting Deputy County Judge, Mauritian legal official, and later Chief Justice in Western Australia and the Lame Ward Islands. His career spanned colonial governance, legal reforms, and late imperial service, including time in Victoria and the Supreme Court.
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Lannins
Henry Wrentyriser
Weel Averralia
France
Trinity Colieee
Liuhla
Aid Sq
Nortgie
Nba
Gari
Marvivkoge
Brotspton
Bevolrind
Puiano 4usKo
Mauritiae
Disse
Itelar Sajurinl
Berby
Sir Henry
Uae
Dimas
Fiji
Ginier Junin
Mut
Temanis
Thei
Victoria
Wnd
Sovornmant
Ae & Jiten
Ti Supreme Tour
Cus
Lim
Ira Ne
West Australia
Tal
Lame Ward
Ielands
Officers of the Fleet Show Gentlemanly Tone in Dispatches
A letter from Captain Krusedy reporting from Sigut describes the American fleet as well mannered and capable. He notes plans for a voyage to Sydney, praise for officers, and the fleet’s popularity prospects in Australia. Captain Kenny adds observations on coal supplies and a life shooting match where Broth wins the silver cup. Lieutenant Stacy scores notable hits in long-range rifle practice.
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Krusedy
Ries Im Syanir
Sigut
Amereen
Lower
Galltarnia
Siys
Amtairal
Dhe
Diel Oivern
Wis
Ube
Tomy
AEG
Sydney
Guigong
Broth
F. 8. Stacy
Succespion
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Tee Amy
Gale
Ismertiom
George Street
Aisox
David Jones
Szobnvzny
Tkkel
Sureracn
Saunders
Geld
Sar Linckite
Lluwonda
Met
Gassip Biver
A. Saunders
Am Centre
Australasia
A, Saunders
Ednesda
George-St
Nanway
Siemens
Syeney
Palmer & & Son
Pitt
Criterion Theatre
Ororge-St. Matmareet
Abuir
Galloway
Margaret Gwiloway
Golden Grove-street
Darlington
Bonn
Mireles
Tarai
Anoisatary
Clara
Gordon
Annie
Witte
Bert
Harry
Fharcy
Marion Maurer
Gunath
Daley-Londin
Tate Cable News
Eulom
Poland
Lode
Co-operative Congress
Casita
To-Dar
George Boyle
Wetherlay Reeninger
Teeres Moyle
Lin Amsttauad
Plamps
Ava
Steinway Hall
Ehlediy
Lie
Dinizulu
Reval
Fondon
Mr. Wi
Henry Wrenfordsley
Callaghan
Ganeys
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