British French deal on New Hebrides faces long odds
The article analyzes the 20 year effort to resolve New Hebrides governance between Britain and France. It notes joint commissions, separate laws for each nationality, and the ongoing push to curb arms and alcohol to natives. It cites past failures and the difficulty of achieving lasting peace under a dual colonial framework.
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Pacific
Hebrides
Tito Scheroe
Woo
Lee Frewitt
Heardes
Autirana
New Lowlood
Britain
Habrides
Commonwealth
New
Voriuiens
Udere
New Hebrides
Great Britain
Tralia
New Zealand
Fragmentary political speculation on Commonwealth candidates
The fragmentary text discusses a divided field for Commonwealth selection and the need to find the most capable man. It mentions Peleg and London as points of reference, with emphasis on careful handling of future issues and balancing competing interests.
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Commonwealth
Rake von
London
Bolda Mae
Losses from waste and mishandling of hides in slaughter
Dr A A Brown of the Victorian Agricultural Department estimates large annual losses across the Commonwealth from slaughterhouse waste and mishandling of hides. He cites 10,000,000 sheep and lambs slaughtered yearly and calculates losses from strip cuts, branding errors, and careless hide handling totaling about £675,000 per year, suggesting improvements could recover funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Brown
Victorian Agricultural Department
Commonwealth
Woman's Health and Happiness booklet offered free
The Ladies' College of Health at 177 Liverpool Street Sydney offers a free booklet titled Woman's Health and Happiness. It contains practical home treatments for issues unique to women and is available to any woman who writes for a copy, with a stamped return postal request.
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Ladies’ College of Health
Liverpool Street
Unitran
Sydney
Womes
Opium Evils Amid Floods and Hurricanes Ravage Regions
The report links opium dens to social decay as floods and a recent hurricane devastate provinces. Drowning and homelessness rise with thousands affected, while distress and hunger spread in the Saing district. A steamer line dispute is noted and Lloyd's rules referenced in the debris of disaster.
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Saining
Devel Iianbamanent
Plaka
Lloyd's Baur al
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