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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
2
Nonsense text details nominations weights and penalties for trotting events. Mentions Nomination 387 and various weights, prize money, and race conditions. References include Trottier Events Winning Penalties and Garments of owners, with scattered names and dates.
Fragmented but vivid discourse on freedom and work, urging orderly action over violence. The text contrasts individual liberty with collective labor duties, warning against coercive strikes and urging lawful engagement by unions in shaping employment and economic policy.
The document reviews Mr Wade's parliamentary address defending Liberal unity and opposing Conservative coercion, detailing his critique of party factions, calls for reforms, and the impact on the Liberal Party amid broader national debates. It notes responses from Asquith and Bonar Law and the implications for government formation and policy direction.
Fragmented report outlines power struggles shaping Rugland's politics as army factions press for influence and Magy factions seek greater sway. The piece mentions Ulster advocate Edward Carson and Irish leaders amid talk of occupation and conscription.
Fragmented text covers wheat variety notes and trial results at Riverina stations, plus a hospital examination by nurses and staff in Sydney. Also mentions a head injury case, a ball incident, and multiple local places and figures with unclear names.
Fragmentary text shows wheat buyers meeting amid looming market shifts. Farmers plan to hold wheat for higher prices while buyers discuss capacity, costs, and potential price impacts. The piece references government actions and regional activity, with unclear details and many garbled words.
A Monty-when Ie Lecamn case reports a man identified as Robert amor Clarke dying after a suspected self destructive act linked to drink. The funeral was held at Trexbylerian cemetery with friends and Pallbearers listed, and the interment followed a service at a local church. The incident details reflect a somber reaction by the community to a man described as addicted to drink.
Fragmented report outlines government plans on wartime taxation, including relief and incentives for repatriation funds, proposed rates, and projected revenue. It mentions a 636,008 pound target and 870,000 pound expenses, with emphasis on income tax changes and exemptions affecting individuals and industries.
Fragmented and garbled report outlines parliamentary tensions during an election period. It mentions departments, ministries, and a reception, with unclear references to officials, timelines, and protests. The text is heavily corrupted, but signals political frictions and procedural debates without clear outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a murder case with a remand ordered in Sydney amid unclear courtroom notes. Names and places are garbled, but references to a pending trial date and officials suggest a formal judicial step in the investigation.
An 1616 case involving native Mr Kina Pot Won, accused of a government theft, resurfaced in a Hobart court chronicle. The document outlines charges of withdrawing funds on a Midway order, deterring the second count, and mentions Martha Graham, Caldwell Green, and Royer in a murky narrative of property and tenants.
The Manly club plans to resume its normal schedule on Friday as coal output faces fluctuations. Reports from Sydney indicate about 2,000 tons per day are produced, with ongoing labor and employment considerations shaping the outlook. Firewood shortages and rail disruptions are noted alongside regional market tensions.
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