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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
3
The article details a heated debate on immigration policy with key figures arguing for or against limiting or expanding influx. It cites Labor and government tensions, economic implications, and concerns about workforce and national development amid a rising public stance on immigration.
Fragmented Sydney correspondent notes stray terms like Val and Archibald Vics and references to delegates and branches, leaving unclear actions or outcomes. The readable portions suggest a correspondence about sales or trade matters with names and entities only partially legible.
Drought broken, special devotions of thanksgiving set for Friday at 12 15 pm in St Nicholas Catholic Church. Town meetings discuss cemetery matters and football results feature East versus Central in a half holiday match with Central securing a 14 to 3 win.
Report of a London cricket match with 3000 in attendance. Faulkner and Nourse opened the bowling, Spooner bowled well, and Pegler took key wickets. Scores and centuries noted, with detailed batting sequences and fielding chances across the lengthy innings.
South Africa’s second essay opens with Harligan and Taylor as 275 in arrose, chaos at the bowlers' end as Taylor and Nourse fall to Warnes and Barnes. Lewellyn staff shows grit while Faulkner and Paulker push the score forward amid rain delays and dim light, ending with a total of 346. England respond with Hobie and Llewellyn’s stand, while Australia v Yorkshire headlines follow with Macartney’s bowling brilliance in London.
Premier refuses to meet unemployed deputation but calls in Dey-labor Bureau chief Bren nan. He reports men flocking to New South Wales seeking work while unemployed wives and children face hunger. Deputants accuse government of using charity to bolster unemployed rolls.
A municipal meeting discusses legal actions to recover arrears from ratepayers. Summons issued for multiple accounts and wages, with warrants considered to compel payment. Notes on timetables, attendance challenges, and council instructions regarding collection procedures.
Sydney reports that Treasurer Mr Cann states the Savings Bank will vacate the post offices and that arrangements will be made to continue and extend banking services. Savings Bank Commissioners are prepared for government action if the Commonwealth orders closure of state post offices, with agencies ready to operate statewide.
An inquest in Melbourne heard details surrounding the death of Amedis Howden aged four at Warburton. James Morrie was committed for trial on a murder charge.
The Metropolis Vice Brigade and residents urge the council to prohibit sky scraper construction. They cite fire risk and health concerns as overriding factors shaping the decision.
Burglary at Fresh Foe and Tee Company on King Street. thieves forced a rear entrance and escaped with a dinner ring valued at £2 and £5 in gold belonging to the managers. Police seek the men involved after the break in on Wednesday.
Excitement at Miller's Point as a subsidence scare builds around the Hoe Harlan Trost Works. Men worked at the site amid confusion while rock and debris were reported shifting and crowds gathered.
Voters gathered Wednesday in Quirindi for an extraordinary poll following Alderman William St. M. Robey’s retirement. Eighty to ninety percent of the eligible roll cast ballots amid widespread disqualifications for residence changes. Patrick William Riley and James Matheson led the tally, with Riley receiving the informal majority of nineteen. Returning Officer Fiddone announced results amid cheers as Riley gave thanks.
Market dullness across the produce sectors with little trade in flour and grain. Buyers expect a late market on Friday as demand and prices retreat, with sparse inquiries for wheat and mixed quotations for maize, oats, lucerne, barley, and other staples amid cautious merchant sentiment.
Rain levels varied from light to heavy across New South Wales and Queensland as a monsoon disturbance moved eastward over the Tasman Sea. Records show multiple locales reporting inches of rainfall with significant totals near Toowoomba, Charleville, and Moranbah while coastal and inland districts logged substantial rainfall and rising rivers.
Races includ e Opening Handicap with Rendals 79 Gaver Doge 20.8. Winter Stakes won by Mr Munro. Football at Manilla shows Standards defeating Imperi ale 17 to 3. Other results unclear due to damaged text but note of multiple events.
In London on a Tuesday evening Ben Tillett warned of shooting if authorities harm workers. Dock unions vote on joining the strike amid widespread walkouts at Plymouth Southampton Bristol Manchester and Sunderland with 6120 unloaders still at Port of London and 16000 workers on strike nationwide.
Sir John Menniker Heaton was received at the Grid Dimi by distinguished persons and presented with an album of leading public figures from the Empire. Lord Curzon declared Heaton had proved to be a benefactor to mankind through successful efforts encompassing monastery and cable rates.
Me Meeby Minterer for Lands replies to allegations of government actions. He states that completions have been serviced for two orders, 97 armed applications and advances totaling £390,000 have been approved. 4030 acres and £251,000 of aid authorized under 16 laws, amid restrictions and market conditions.
The Federal Executive approved mandatory disclosure by union officers to the Time Affairs Department regarding their organizations rules and balance sheets whether registered or not. Failure to comply may incur penalties.
A fancy poster skating carnival was held at the Olympia Hawk venue last evening. The crowd enjoyed an elaborate program with original costumes and a large turnout of spectators and participants. The Olympia Band provided music while judges including Miss Gordon and Mr. Jackson evaluated costumes and acts. awards highlighted best gent and most comical costumes with various participants named.
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