Warne Letter and Public Works Debates Rise
Notes from state cabinet actions appointing an inspector general under the Lunacy Act. Talks on Lakes Entrance repairs and PWD funding, with concrete piling replacing wood. Commentary on schooling, a court case about a neglected child, and issues over stamp duties to postmasters. Federal debates cover land tax, tobacco monopoly, and empire concerns. Local license cases illustrate licensing law pitfalls and inspector fairness.
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New South Wales
Cameron
Inspector General of Public Works
Postal Administration
Victoria
Langdon Bonythoo
Hun
Labour Party
South Africa
House of Representatives
Pearce
Senate
Melbourne
Boniface
E. C. Graves
Zam-Buk Heralded as Invaluable Remedy in Melbourne Notice
An Australian testimonial praises Zam-Buk for healing sores on a Melbourne woman’s feet and touts its uses as a household balm. The ad claims rapid relief for piles, eczema, ringworm, burns, and skin issues, urging purchase from vendors or direct from Zam-Buk in Sydney with free postage stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gunson
Heddle Sreca
West Richmond
Melbourne
Celing
Sydney
Butter export trade fears spur freight reform drive
Flattering testimonials praise the journal on the dairy subjects and state relief from secret commissions. The Age and Leader report demands for legislation to curb secret commissions, urging a royal commission to examine freight rates and all dairy trade subsidies. Dairying interests warn against reforms harming producers without prompt action. The sub-committee has mobilized delegates and plans a Melbourne conference amid uneven support from the Dairymen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loman
Ube
Consission
Melbourne
Dairymen’s Association
Labor delay on civil servants reform risk analysis
The Labor party plans delay in debating its civil service amendment until mid to late April, with second reading speeches expected around April 19 to 21. Opposition intrigue grows as Mr Watson seeks material support from Freetrade members including Mesar, Sydney Smith, Wilks, Joseph Cook, Lesdale, Coury, and Fuller to bolster the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Mr Watson
Freetrade
Sydney Smith
Wilks
Joseph Cook
Lesdale
Coury
Fuller
Ionist
Messrs
G. 1 Reid
Ee Abet Smith
Skene
Gil Richard Ealwards
Knox
Government dissolution gamble colors House debate
Readers glimpse a parliamentary struggle as the Co ormment faces speculative chances of dissolution. The fate hinges on whether Sir Mal MEacham and Mr Chanter back the Government in time, with May dissolution possible if numbers drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Meacham
Chanter
Barlimaint
Fifth Annual fete and prize draw announced in state notice
The notice records a benevolent societies fete under attorney general permission with prizes including a first, second, and private cash awards. It lists officials and a public ticket sale with the Austrailian sellers AHL LROSS and WALKER as contacts in York Chambers Sydney for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Carruthers
Semmes
Second Sunny South Starr Bowkett Building SOCIET wkett
Fragmented notice about Starr Bowkett Society in Victoria offering questionable loans and land deals. Mentions meetings, named individuals such as Griffin and Seaton, and a South Melbourne address with uncertain organization details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny South Starr Bowkett
Societ Wkett
Starr
Victoria
DUFF DRILL SHOWS PROGRESS IN MDGS NUR ACG SYSTEM
The report outlines team practice and training highlights as part of ongoing efforts to improve the MDGS NUR ACG system. Key participants and locations are noted, with emphasis on procedural drills and collaboration among practitioners. Further sessions are planned to advance operational readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wahi
Lilie
Lee
Ah Sen
Rupert
Fiona Tor
Ian
Germany
Jerusaemi
Palestine
Buryatin
Syria
Iran
Hasan Tan
Revue Socialiste
Holy Land
Agave
Belgium
Hetant
Benam
United States
de Hera
von Piehve
Doubled Up With Spasms and Declining Health
A first person account details sixteen years of persistent illness and severe spasms. The narrator describes near-drowning pain, eye and skin changes, and a failing body while seeking relief and questioning medical help. The passage conveys ongoing torment and a desire for death amid deteriorating health.
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Traralgon
Idoffey Bros
Warne
Wes
Jah
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Zam-Buk
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Luin
Haliot
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Straus
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Promeaitiee
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Taos
Tore
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Cloumas
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MS Beaty
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Meluwich
Victoris
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