Royal visitors charm Melbourne crowds at grand fete
Royal party including the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York toured Melbourne. A week of events featured a large procession, performances by local groups, and a reception at Government House. About 42,000 attendees watched the shows, with strong public interest and celebratory mood throughout the weekend.
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Moma
Pinament House
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Melbourne
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Loaenion House
Ersuere Hoke
Loupe
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Cornwall
Bate
Joey Perfomance
Tony
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Anday
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Enutan
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Syrcevyl
Ami
Inner level of Jaf SS Wor ti completed on oe 6
The text describes a dated event related to mining or production, noting a 48 ounce measure and a completed inner level at a facility referred to as Jaf SS Wor ti. It mentions gold and a premium indicating a purchase or yield, with a list of goods including millinery and novelties. The readable fragments point to a sale or inventory update from a shop or company, with names and dates obscured.
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SE Vienied Company
Giounges
Ower Ag Tome
Australian and English cycle business report and gains
Mr Percy Armstrong leads Western Australia cycle trade, predicting motor bicycles will open the gold country. James Jackson now runs a Perth cycle agency after a knee injury, with rivals touting De Dion motors and Dunlop gear. Arctic and Klondike biking feats are cited, while legal cases over tire rights and racing trade stir industry debates about fair competition and rider loyalties.
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Wevern
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Melbourne
W.A
Wane
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Jackson
Newhaven
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Taylor
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Asia
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The
Autocar
England
H. Sutton
Paratita
Melebourne
Mey ‘Sattar
Opening of Australia Parliament Hailed in Melbourne
A grand ceremony opened the first Parliament of the Commonwealth in Melbourne. The Duke of Cornwall and York led the opening, with the Governor General and the Countess of Hopetoun present. The hall filled, the Old Hundredth hymn sung, prayers offered, and a proclamation read announcing the Duke’s commission to open the session. The King conveyed mourning for his mother and expressed hoped for continued self government and progress in Australia.
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York
Melbourne
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Countess of
Senate
Lord Hopetoun
bin Excellency
Mr Blackmore
Duke of York
Australia
Australie
Tion
Wah
Mina
Sepeperalta
The Inaugural Open Parliament of the Commonwealth of Aus
The ceremony opened with cheers as Lord Hopetoun administered oaths to Senate members and Parliament prepared to elect President Sir Richard Chaffey Baker and Speaker Mr Holder after wrangling. The day featured Handel and Britania tunes, and a formal federal parliament session outlined plans for constitutional machinery and inter-state matters.
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Defence
Customs
Postal
High Court of Appeal
Inter-State Commission
Federal Public Service
Asia
South Sea Islands
Bile Beans Prove Remarkable for Biliousness
A Adelaide resident Mr Archie Dalwood details long struggles with biliousness and dizziness. After trying many remedies he credits Bile Beans with a full recovery and praises their use for his family, noting morning giddiness fades and daily life improves.
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Kintore Terrace
Hindley St
Adelaide
Dalwood
British forces recount fresh Boer War gains and captures
Lord Kitchener reports numerous Boer casualties and large captures as British columns press the Standerton to Waterberg axis. Boers surrender en masse after Hartesbeestefontein destruction. 1500 armed burghers capitulate as roads and drifts are seized. Tasmanian Bushmen engage Scheeper’s commando, with three wounded and one captured. Villages and supplies are secured, including 2000 sheep and 500 cattle taken near Standerton.
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Cure for corns and rheumatism advertised in pain balm
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McAvtay Memorial for Huow McAvier Ends Five Years
In loving memory of Huow McAvier who died on the 14th May at age five, prayers for him are offered. The grieving spouse laments the long days of pain and the futile wait for a cure. Rest in peace, dear husband, and may mercy be with his soul.
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Notice of Creditor Claims in Estate of Thomas Borion
Creditors are asked to send written claims against the estate of Thomas Borion late of Traralgon Victoria deceased. Probate granted to John Ghe en Wilson and George Sligh as executors. Provide particulars by June 14 or risk distribution proceeding. Serjeant & Bruce, Proctors for the executors, Morwell.
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