Federation talk on rights and wages in Australia
A heated speech warns against drastic constitutional changes linking East and West by rail and asserting that federation must not undermine state powers. Attacks on day labour and wage boards are weighed against market costs and government contracts, with calls to preserve the constitution and resist centralisation.
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Fragmented Oxford Note Reveals Wandering Students
A garbled passage describes a well known Oxford figure drifting into modern undergraduate circles. It mentions idle university gentlemen and shifting habits as routines blur from morning to night, with unclear references to gun and rod usage.
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Workmen and the Socialists Mirage in Industrial Strife
B R Banyer of Balokive critiques socialist ideals guiding Australian workers. He argues education fuels dangerous independent thinking and agitators mislead labor toward futile goals. He warns that true progress lies in individual initiative and prudent planning, not wholesale destruction of industry.
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Port Pirie Jeweller R Flett Retires After 28 Years
Port Pirie celebrates the retirement of R Flett a veteran jeweller who founded the well known Flett business twenty eight years ago. His son Ken E Plett takes over the jewellery house which has grown with Port Pirie adding new departments including ship chronometers charts and nautical instruments. The move marks the departure of a highly esteemed figure in local commercial life and the firm’s continued reputation across South Australia.
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Importer Fleet and Sons shaped Port Pirie trade legacy
Five years after starting direct imports from England and America, the firm Fleet and Son and its chief, Ken Fleet, built a wide Australian network. The business, long anchored in Port Pirie, reflects steady perseverance, fair dealing, and skilled staff under the leadership since May 1st by Ken Fleet, with strong ties to the Caledonian Society and local enterprise.
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