Ase Agreement Reaches 43 and 10 Limits
A terse notice records an agreement labeled ase reaching the figures 43 and 10 within set limits. The fragmentary text provides no additional context or parties to identify.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
2
A terse notice records an agreement labeled ase reaching the figures 43 and 10 within set limits. The fragmentary text provides no additional context or parties to identify.
Hanes and the Melvett family of Onlindia sincerely thank friends and relatives for tributes telegraphs letters and expressions of sympathy during the recent bereavement. Services and gatherings are noted at multiple local venues with arrangements and times listed.
The article discusses the final arrangements for referenda on a Federal Constitution amendment. It notes pamphlets will be mailed November 3 with arguments for both sides and emphasizes compulsory voting as a new feature. It cites Melbourne reporting on the Compulsory Voting Act of 1916 and penalties for nonvoters, plus enrollment deadlines for the referendum.
The datl for the return of the Med ral Income Tex has been extended to November 16. Various local notices describe livestock sales events and club meetings, with community groups inviting participation and reporting agricultural weed growth concerns in Mount Templeton district.
The text notes weed growth in parts of the state and the need for control. It mentions discussing a prohibition on certain neighborhoods and bringing the matter to the Advisory Board of Agriculture. It states consideration of amending the law to declare the weed a noxious plant in specific dikes and possibly statewide. Mr. Finnia spoke about the Noxious Weeds Acts and the advisory board had already considered the issue.
An advertisement touts Sander's Bucalyet Extract as a mouth disinfectant. It claims three drops on leaf sugar purify the throat and respiratory passages, asserting antiseptic power and safety. The copy emphasizes its penetrative reach and non toxic, non disagreeable formula.
The Gladstone Corporation met on Friday October 8 with most members present. The mayor offered a roll of honour board for the town. The paysheet passed, accounts totaling £204 cleared. Resolutions supported graveling the new motel site, accepting the roll of honour board, and directing Public Works to adjust sheep yards and build a ford on the Bovky stream.
A farewell event for Private Clem Humphris was held at the Commercial Hotel on Sunday evening. Mayor and townspeople attended as Mr Parsons delivered a warm tribute and best wishes for his safe return. A gift fund was raised to buy a trench instrument for his use, presented that night, with the crowd toasting his health.
A Melbourne reader recounts relief from kidney backache after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. After trying several remedies with no benefit, the writer reports rapid improvement and complete symptom resolution following a course of the pills, purchasing through Foster McClellan Co. at Pitt Street.
A Gladstone reception for returning soldiers featured an overture by Mrs Rowe and Miss Styles, a National Anthem, and a warm mayoral welcome from W. J. Parsons. The town praised Lt. Tilbey and Private Rowe while noting ill health and injuries among others. plans for a future town hall monument were discussed.
In the House on October 5 Mr A W Robinson urged broadening the system before Port Augusta expansion to avoid a single gauge. He warned a six foot line would raise costs and risk freight efficiency, noting military needs and regional defenses. The motion, supported by Mr Nicholle, led to adjournment until October 27.
The ad touts Sanders Extract as a cure and urges buyers to choose genuine Sanders Extract over inferior imitations. It warns against misleading blends and highlights supposed quality, urging readers to avoid imitators and to trust the advertised product despite unclear evidence.
A crowded Jamestown show draws a large audience despite rain and cool weather. Reports note a record attendance with performances and exhibitions, including a special train from Port Victoria and a late note on a wounded soldier return.
The October 6 event drew about 400 attendees and featured strong exhibits across sections. Organizers led by President T Eldridge and secretary Dunstone oversaw smooth show operations with high quality displays and cultural products pleasing visitors.
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