Governors visit to state schools sparks invited guests issue
The piece notes Governor Reginald Talbot’s visits to Victoria state schools mainly in Melbourne. It mentions boards of advice complaining they were not invited to meet him, and critiques of political advice on Sunday observance and other public matters. It also covers land disputes between Federal and State authorities over Goat Island in Sydney harbour, a Melbourne Benevolent Asylum inmate expelled for impertinence, and railway station name changes to shorten titles.
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Victoria
Melbourne
Education Department
Reginald Talbot
Melboure
Bent
Sydney
Goat Island
New South Wales
Melbourne Benevolent Asylum
Paradise Valley
Mangalore
Merri Mer
Question on head covering in Commonwealth forces debated in Senate
Historical clipping reports a Senate question by Senator Lieutenant Colonel Nicid about abolishing the flat topped Salvation cum cook’s cap and similar German pattern head coverings in the Commonwealth Military Forces, with Attorney-General Sir Josiah Symon replying no official information. An unrelated medical ad promotes Zam-Buk healing salve with testimonials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nicid
Josiah Symon
Officials and Staff Listing for Local Event
Officials Patrons Hop A McLean Des McLeans and Anderson Messrs W R A Adwick and Noga McLean President Mr W W Archer residents Messrs L Ruach W Widdis and GH Hagenauer Judge Me B S Whittakers Starter Mr J English Clerk of Course Mr James M Ewan Clerk of Scales Mr W Macdonald Handicapper Meeh 5 Overend Handicappers for Trot Messrs W Cues F Dunbar and J English How Surgeon De TA McLean Stewards Messrs Clues Mallesa J Campbell J McEwan Maher and PDunbar Committees Meters A Hreen T G Boyd rice La Keach son G H Hagenauer ho McEwan b Mahier Jas McDonald yan Jas McEwan di Carran D McCarthy G H Marsh and J M Donald Mon Treasurers Very Rev EJ Colman Hon Secretary Mr Geo Tory
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Hop
A. McLean
Des McLeans
Anderson
W. R.A. Adwick
Noga McLean
W. W. Archer
L. Ruach
W Widdis
GH. Hagenauer
B.S Whittakers
J. English
James M-Ewan
W. Macdonald
Messrs
Cues F
Dunbar
J English
de TA McLean
Clues
Mallesa
J. Campbell
J. McEwan
Maher
P.dunbar
A. Hreen
T.G. Boyd
Rice
la Keach
Son
G. H. Hagenauer
McEwan
B. Mahier
Jas
McDonald Yan
Sure Remedy Promises Hope for Mary Ann Grant
A letter from Mary Ann Grant of Prahran recalls years of poor health in Newtown NSW and describes severe headaches chest pains and digestive troubles. She credits a remedy named Clements True for its dramatic relief after years of struggle and urges others to seek it.
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Teat
Mary Ann Grant
Inionestreet
Prahran
Newtown
Sweney
Sui
Ego
Clements Tower
Lotien
Clements
Norronsti
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Trarbalgon
Zambuk
Margaret Gunson
Hoddi West Richmond
Zam-Buk
Zim-Buk
Zam-Buk Co
Jek
Saliinhaly
Ae Traralgon
Jockey Club
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Starvers
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Travalfon
Merwe
Rosedale
Narracan
Mirm
Alberton
Traralgon
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Crown Hotel
Trafalgar
Beokumber
Geo. Tory
Hin
W. Brayng
Coshuermey
Haswean
Any “Mather
M. A. Grant
Mlle Loo
Tony de
Wischer
Europe
Mamket Street
Melboury KE
Barger
Mensts En Teh
Watson's Farm
Figure Creek
Ioan
Inglis Trarsiton
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Ballarat
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Stoddart
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Mel Joan Glasson
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T.H. Row & CO
Travalzon
Diateict
Starr Bowkett
Tony
Metrorourtas Chaminks
Collins Street
Prospectus
George Als Griffin
Cenu'ne
Kruse
Maunesia
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