The Federal Battle Echoes From Victoria
Melbourne dispatch notes Liberal and Labor splits as Cook Irvine and Teville tour the state. Voters in rural areas favor Labor while cities favor Liberal, with debates on electoral rolls, duplication, and the restraint of party feuds. The piece also covers Watt’s reception and Pearce’s critique of Labor’s finances.
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Melbourne electors seek clarity on duplications and reforms
Fragmented text outlines concerns over duplications in Franklin Tasmania and widespread irregularities in Victorian electorates. It notes 40 apparent duplications in Franklin and discusses clerical practices, labor systems, and political positions including Mr. Hughes and Mr. Cook.
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Melbourne
Sydney Women's Hospital Fund Reaches 18118 Total
A long fundraising ledger item lists numerous donors and contributions totaling 18 118 pounds. Names include Mrs Regan Mrs J Peoman Mrs Co Ingell Mr McCann Mes Gore Somerton Miss Garland Mrs Slyne Mrs A Johnstone and many others. The collection is noted as by Mrs Fulljames and others, with multiple local donors from Dungowan and Neminghas.
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Co Ingell
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Mes. J Gore
Somerton
New Guinea
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J. Tunney
May
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Claverie
Taylor Bros
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A. W. Shelton
Wing Lee
Domino
M. F. Carey
Mra. U. Butler
Maher
Mike Lye
Neminghas A ML
Wool Lye
J. Austin
HL A. Griffith
W. D. Orman
J. Bignell
Funeral of Mire Philip Ewing at Attunga
The funeral of the late Mire Philip Ewing of Attunga was held Saturday in the Church of England cemetery portion. Born in Exmouth Devon, she arrived in the state in 184 to seek gold, widowed five years ago, aged 86, leaving four children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Rev Best officiated. large attendance.
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Best
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Miller
Stuart Green
Sinden
Nla
Arthur Read
Ernest Read
J. Medamare
Mt Indie
Waa
Bettisom Ting
Jean
Dorsetvale Defeats Blackapur in Regional Tennis Meet
On Saturday July 26 Dorsetvale beat Blackapur on the Blackapur court 8 sets to 1 and 40 games to 26. Singles featured L Jones and Misa A Style, Jenson and Bowden, with mixed results. Gents double saw Style and Jenson prevail while ladies doubles matched Dowden and Bowden against Style and Jonson.
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Barriers and Settlers Association Meets at Farthing Residence
The Barriers and Settlers Association held its monthly meeting at Mr H Farling s residence with Mr J Fulwood as chair. Reports covered railway land, road repairs, electric lights near railway gates, and a forthcoming sports program with trophy promises.
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H. Farthing
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The Cyclist and a Trailer at Tamworth Court
At Tamworth Police Court Arthur Edward Thoman pleaded guilty to driving a motor cycle with an insecurely attached trailer on Perl Street. A boy rode the trailer. a man was hospitalised after being knocked down. A fine of 20 shillings plus costs, in default seven days’ imprisonment.
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Perl Street
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Tamworth Polleen Voudt
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Secused
Philip Mylrea
Isle of Man
Thormas Swindell
C. A. Edwards, P.ml
Public land tenure debate sparks activist letters from Sydney
In a spirited exchange from Sydney, Mr Purcell and a correspondent argue for secure land tenure and options for freehold, leasehold, or perpetual leases. They discuss closer settlement barriers, railway access, and the role of government in repurchasing suitable land for diligent applicants.
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Supply Bill Passes in Assembly Amid Debates on Depots
Fragmented minutes show the Assembly approving a supply bill totaling £3,837,350 after a lengthy debate. Ministers discussed establishing depots in Sydney, redistribution of wholesale interiers, and public funding for Works projects. Amendments sought to shift spending toward new workshops and timber projects.
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Saeger
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BOOK AND SOCIAL EVENING ATTAINS RARE POETRY READING
An odd hybrid social event featured poetry recitations by Miss Sherten and Mr Clank with an audience including Mr Konghten and Miss Newman. Observers praised the lively program though the crowd heard a controversial use of language resulting in fines for Sidney Stewart and Philip Mylrea.
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Morris Motueke
Bokeh
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Teacher Appointed at Hanging Rock School
A departmental notice confirms a teacher has been appointed to lead at Hanging Rock School. The document outlines the selection by the committee and notes the new instructor will assume duties promptly.
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Queensland Footballers to Visit Tamworth
A representative Queensland Australian rules football team will visit Tamworth to deliver notes on a date yet to be fixed. Their Sydney visit is postponed due to a smallpox outbreak in the metropolitan area. The Northern State side will stop at Tamworth en route to Sydney.
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Wyane Wenoumees Taos
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Lewihe
Earl Grey
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TamWorth
Sydney
Towworth
Irish land reforms and freehold impact in Britain and Ireland
A letter discusses land tenure in Ireland, arguing freehold grants by the British government spur farmer prosperity. It contrasts leasehold with freehold, suggesting personal gain propels effort and addresses related policy points while acknowledging space limits.
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