Address by Mr Sargeant on Post Voting Reform
At the Warragul Mall meeting Mr Sargeant outlined a proposal to vote by post for Commonwealth elections to ease polling in remote districts. He recalled past bills advocating postal ballots and argued modern safeguards would ensure a secure, economical system, with ballots delivered to a central box and counted at the post office. The motion drew support from A Lewis and others, but debate noted costs and practicalities. ANA conference to vote on advancing the plan.
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Vast Wealth and Waste as London’s Finances Stagger
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Mis dos dyspepsia cure described in dainty jargon
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London’s vast daily spend on bread, tea and comforts
Fragmentary text reports staggering London expenditures. It cites weekly outlays on bread, milk, tea, coffee, candles, and tobacco, with figures suggesting annual totals and comparisons to a chancellor’s salary. It mentions rebuilding costs and city consumables in a period context.
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Morwell Beats Boolarra in Wet Cricket Clash
Morwell secured an easy victory over Boolarra despite Boolarra’s withdrawal concerns and lineup disruptions from missing players Jack Cath Xneebone Bros and Ashwani. Christian won the toss and set Morwell to bat, with strong bowlers Rankin and Richards leading the attack as wickets fell quickly and the innings closed with a modest total.
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