Elective ministries debated in House of Representatives
Mr. Fowler of W. A. signals support for elective ministries but prospects of success look dim. Sir William Lyne objects strongly arguing the change would disrupt party unity and the power to distribute portfolios would erode discipline. The debate centers on maintaining concerted action within the government.
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Fowler
W.A
Representatives
Sir William Lyne
William Lyne Dow Pot
Elective Ministries and party dominance in parliament
A historical commentary argues that party interests often trump national welfare in parliament. It warns that elective ministries could disrupt party control, diversify leadership, and improve cabinet talent, though risks of reduced unity and political discord remain. It cites Australia and commonwealth patterns, urging reform to align government with public need.
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Jorhope
Commonwealth
Apirit
Igamaa Gt
Wyatom
Sai
Australia
Min Ul
Wm. Lyne
Railway management debate over labor and supply
In a discussion on railway management the commissioners claim they are doing all that is humanly possible to keep up the supply, while acknowledging the conflict with available labor. The text notes the difficulty and suggests importing artificers from other regions as a potential solution.
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Commonwealth
Old Country
Artianon
Uae
Gra
Lin Department
Uiinem
Local notices mix with brass bands and eye health calls
Fragmented report from Waggs covers a man’s arrest, a school class start at Wagga Labour Public School, and a Bracing Club celebration. It also notes a visiting optician from Sydney, plans for cadet camps, rifle range safety, and an eye care campaign by H A Barraclough Ltd, with talks at Commercial Hotel and a Workers Union arbitration highlight.
Public School x tar bursary aims and rugby season wind up
An old boy and prominent citizen of June expresses pleasure to contribute toward a bursary linked with the Encyclopædia Britannica project. The rugby football season wind up drew about 120 attendees at the Masonic Hall with notes of thanks to sponsors and plans for a successful next year. A St Andrew's Presbyterian Church concert and competition is set for November 16 at Oddfellows Hall Moodsy, featuring Minn Bessie Preset and other vocalists. Tenders from Mr W J Monks Architect cover renovations and structures including a Brink vpllage residence in Porsheet Newtown, grandstand for Tumut A and FP Aeration, and a sheep shed at Murrumiurrath P.A. Associa lisa.
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Tritannica
Statine
Regerda
Poothall
Soclal
M Social
Masonic Mall
Wail
Ae . Archer
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Oddfellows’ Hall
Moodsy
Bessie Preset
Vocatiat
Aimyora
W. J. Monks
Wenga
Industris
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Associalisa
JULLAS GALLAGHER WEDDING AT ST MICHAELS CHURCH
The wedding of Miss Jullas Gallagher to Mr. Hugh Julian was held at St Michael’s Mt Church in Reedstone. The bride wore a white tufted lace gown with embroidered fillet and orange blossom wreath, carried a bouquet, and wore a sapphire ring and diamond bracelet as gifts from the groom. Attendants included her sister Miss Gallagher in mauve, ceremony conducted by Lord Gallagher with a nuptial mass led by Monsignor Buckley. Afterward a reception at the presbytery featured toasts by Mr. Julian and a health for Dr Gallagher and Monsignor Buckley. The bridal party then traveled to Melbourne, with the bride in a blue voile gown and white furlet hat. The bridegroom presented a gold watch. Miss O’Connor sang during the regalia, and “God Be With You” was sung as the couple departed.
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St. Michaelw Mt
J. Garey
Garryowen
Binalong
Abe
Ming Gallagher
Phil
Julian
Gallagher
Mondynor Buckley
Happy Retina
Monsignor
Woolly
Gallaher
Buckjey
Melbourne
Misa O'Connor
God
Debate in New South Wales Parliament Ends in Accusations
Sydney parliament resumes with Mr M Gowen accusing the Premier of unfair conduct over a adjournment. Mr Wade and others exchange lines as M Gowen claims a year end deficit of 1,373,000 pounds amid criticism of financial matters and manners in the Legislative Assembly.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
M’gowen
New South Wales
Mr. Wade
W'Gowen
Wade
Mr. M'stowm
M'Guawen
Erpress Train Service Faces Short Distance Complaints
In Sydney on Wednesday Melbourne express passengers protested that short distance riders from Moss Vale Goulburn Cootamundra and nearby towns caused delays and discomfort. A request was made to relieve express 6 of short distance passengers, suggesting use of the Southern mail. Authorities will consider the issue with next month’s timetable.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Mow Vale
Goulburn
Cootalumbra
Southern Mail
Heavy Weather Off the Coast Predominates
Heavy weather sweeps the coast with many vessels returning to port while others seek shelter. Strong winds and rough seas disrupt coastal shipping as crews monitor conditions and adjust to the hazardous maritime forecast.
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Bydney
Eee
Medical Institute Case Stay of Proceedings Position of Der Wallace
An unclear court note discusses the Medical Institute Case and the position of the defendant Wallace. The judge deferred further proceedings and ordered payment of costs into court. The passage references Freeman and Wallace and mentions a trial conclusion with a rain day and potential reversal.
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Medical Institute
der. Wallace
Compulsory Training Bill in Australian Defence Debate
The Defence Bill before the House of Representatives imposes compulsory military training for all Australian males aged between 15 and 20, with cadet options and four training attendances per year. It outlines penalties for evasion, exemptions, and employer penalties, plus reserve provisions and deployment across naval and military forces. The debate continued after ministerial presentation.
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Citien
Australia
Lhhin
Oman
Heakin
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Kiwing
Ibs
Commonwealth
Theresa
Oedee
Disaster Averted on Med Tour Yacht Collision
A steam yacht named Tourint collided in the channel near the Mediterraneat, sank after the crash. All passengers and 11 crew survived due to timely rescues by other vessels. Authorities classify survivors by age and marital status, with a specific class for married or widowed individuals with children. Opposition anticipated.
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Mediterraneat
Compulsory Clauses Stir Debate in Parliament
Melbourne reports a split in the House of Appreciation over Deion Bill terms. Opposition forms against compulsory clauses with Labor caucus oversight. Critics predict strong resistance to policy on manpay and color service.
Land Scandal Echoes in Government Debate
A heated session in Gloucester features Mr Aktien Price alleging attempts to block discussion of improvement leases over thirteen years. He warns of sensational information and names prominent persons whose reputations have been linked to the affair, prompting calls for inquiry and possible adjournment of the House.
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Sydney
Aktien Price
Gloucester
Prive
Steadman Urges Farm Colonies in Labor Policy Report
A fragment notes Lab MP Mr. Steadman calling for broader farm colonies as part of a reform plan. It references a Poor Law Commission report and proposals to expand municipal works funding. The text is incomplete but centers on parliamentary push for rural work schemes.
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Dematen
Defence Department
Elart Municipal Works
Poor Law Commission
Steadman
Labor
Wreck of the Loch Finlas Near Launstedun and Disquieting Shore Reports
Broken wreckage from the Low Finlas washes ashore near Canty amid a chaotic scene. Survivors are being ferried to safety as rescue crews coordinate recovery, while tales circulate of a crew member named Reeder who refuses to abandon hope and urges others to stay calm.
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Launcestun
Weethesdee
Big Muswell
Oveal
Ianioncesd
Cor Panion Way
Reeder
Governor of West Australia Visiting Syuliney on Week's Tour
Governor of West Australia VISITING syn Sir Frederick ail Weet Australia on a week a visit during which Vic will be de pucwt of Sir Harry Rawron.
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Frederick Ail Weet
Australia
Vic
de Pucwt
Harry Rawron
London News Snapshot of Sept Events and Cabinet Shakeup
The report notes rain extinguishing fires in the United States, a Thames race favorite Harry facing Lowns, and a cabinet reshuffle with Lord Tweedmouth resigning due to ill health. It records Sept 20 London dispatches detailing political figures and an upcoming race context.
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London
J. Hain
United States
Harry
Thames
Lowns
Lonlon
Tweedmouth
Twentmouth
Mirielry
London Wool Sales Report Shows Brisk Demand
London wool sales opened with brisk competition and firmer prices. Buyers pursued best wools across all grades as prices held steady or improved. Poorer qualities sold harder while fine merino and top lines met strong bidding. Market emphasis centered on high grade wools under tight supply conditions.
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Londn
Rain in Sydney Stages Neon Night Out
Rain in Sydney grounds plans as streets glow with neon signs. Local vibes shift with wet pavement reflecting city lights while residents adapt to the weather and nighttime pace amid scattered festivities.
Entertaining Parade of Humble Illustrations and Parodies
A long excerpt presents playful misreadings and parodies of phrases about politics society and daily life. It lists humorous misstatements, whimsical quotes from children, and satirical analogies linking everyday scenes to larger social roles from steamboats to weddings and matrimony.
Unclear death case linked to unnamed assailant in Sydney
The coroner reports a verdict of manslaughter in the death of a boy named Georgelynn. A female witness testified she saw an unknown woman knock the boy down and flee. Police have limited information on the attacker and continue inquiries.
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Sydney
Welnesday
Georgelynn
Oman
Consolidated Revenue Summary for September and Quarter
Consolidated revenue for September shows a net increase of £15, Als, and for the quarter a net decrease of £110,897.
Boxing Championship Proceedings in Sydney Review
In Sydney a challenger named Welenlay arrived to meet the retiring champion Jeffries to arrange the Burne versus Johnson bout, but no response had come. On Wednesday at Tramworth Williams knocked out Cheney Williams in the eighteenth round.
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Sydney
Welenlay
Jeffries
Burne
Johnson
Sydnay
Burney
McOll
Cheney Williams
Tramworth
Obituary Notice of Deceased Woman and Family Ties
The funeral was held yesterday for the wife of Aes Altre Hicky of Reng Street Deceaset who had been ill for some time. She left a family of four children including Sin, daughter of Mr Albert Dooley, and was a native of the district. The death also noted the wife of Mr Edward Kelly at Forsyth Street and her funeral was set for 3 30 today. She was 33 and a daughter of Mr Francis Fel of Forest Hill.
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Markat Wardener
Reng-Stréet
Deceaset
Oman
Sin
Albert Dooley
Dis
Edward Kelly
Bate
Forsyth Strom
Decemwent
Francis ‘Fel
Forest Hill
Obscure Victorian notices and remarks from Melbourne society
Fragmentary obituary items and society notes from late Sir John Hobertson’s heir Arthur 3) Bebertaun in Norodern. Telegrams mention Sir Thomas Carwiehad and Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael as governors and influences. A medical verdict discusses a long illness and a Keliboo of Wis Eerelleney. Public figures like B Ut, ex-Attorney General of NSW, visit Melbourne. humorous anecdotes and scenes at a welcome event reveal social tensions and personal ambitions.
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Arthur
Bebertaun
Sulietur
Norodern
John Hobertson
B. Ut
New South Wales
Melbourne
England
Jim
Berlin
Post
A. A. Mua
Waeblelt
Carrie Moore
Sea
Weather forecast for Sydney coast and tablelands
The observatory forecast predicts persistent aridity inland with coastal showers. Rain is expected mainly south of Port Macquarie and to parts of the tablelands, with clearing conditions in the western regions.
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Sydney
Port Macquarie
Table Lands
West Run
Tennis match yields win for St Andrew's juniors
A junior girls tennis contest at St Andrew's court ended in a St Andrew's victory by two games over St John's Tennis Clube. Notable pairings included Andison, Cameron, Meldrum, Spring, Vincent, Spies, Denman, Gray, Cox, and Hardy with final scores ranging mostly 6-4, 6-2, and 5-8 in various sets.
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St. John's
St. Andrew's Court
Bt. Andrew's
St. Anilrew
Makirun
V. Speing
Thoth Wace
Olive Cox
B. Andison
E. Cameron
A. Vince
D. Spies
G. Andinnn
B. Cameron
A. Vincent
Wh Spies
B. Amdaco
M. Meldrum
TD. Denman
M. Gray
Sydney Produce Market Listing Update
In Sydney the market shows mixed notes with Batter and S A W leading minor items. Northern Rivera solid in the region near Dd to oid, now nominal at Wie. South Comat and railway, Bhd.
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Sydney
Woenembay
Batter
S.A.W
Neconie
Northern Rivera
Wie
South Comat
Wheat Market Report from Sydney and Manitoba Mills
In Sydney and Manitoba mills for January and February deliveries, prices show slight variations. Reports note small lots and extra large lots, with prices around 4/4 to 4/9 and sellers listing 4/0 to 4/3.
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Sydney
Woumenday
New
Sydney Forage Market Report From Wemenday
Sydney forage market notes weakness across commodities at predate attles with declines in hay lucerne and straw prices. Prime large bales and medium quality hay show drops. local wales and trum hay listed with various price markers.
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Sydney
Wemenday
Prine Wawkesbury
Wales
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