Auctioneering Notice John Crawford Co moves offices in Wagga
Messrs John Crawford & Co auctioneers announce disposal of their Newtown premises in Wagga Wagga and opening of new offices in Criterion Hotel Buildings Filanentico Street. Business will be carried on as usual with full attention. they remain land and property agents serving the region.
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Wagga Wa
Lietrich
Newtown
Wagga Wages
Gibbs
Criterion Hotel
Filanentico
Wagga Wage
John Crawford & CO
Wogge Wagga
Fouts Pharmacy Offers Pure Drugs and Low Prices
Fouts Pharmacy promotes pure standard drugs and a wide stock managed by thirty years of experience. It guarantees low prices and first class quality with prompt post orders delivered nationwide. Proprietor H. Foot invites requests from Baylis Street, Wagga. Hospital visiting committee members listed for the month.
The Double Dissolution and Elector Responsibility
Wagga Wagga expresses warning about the double dissolution crisis and the need for electors to condemn arrogant party excess. The author urges voters to support prudent policy, resist inveterate party dogma, and focus on national welfare rather than personalities or factions.
Senate Deadlock and Offal Policy Debate in Australia
The piece discusses the Senate and House divisions over a constitutional provision affecting smaller states, the obstruction in Parliament, and the government’s plan to regulate offal processing. It warns the double dissolution, predicts impacts on Botany and Alexandria works, and questions pricing effects on consumers and producers while urging careful passage of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gemators
Hoe
Uardiner
Jostamce
Hue
Tese
Botany
Alexandria
Flowers
Adelaide
Innovations in the Meat Trade Stirring Sydney Food Policy
The planned reforms of slaughtering and meat supply in Sydney threaten fat stock markets and export industries. Minister Flowers denounces the Globe Teland system as obsolete while promising changes, warning that higher slaughter costs may hit producers and that cheaper methods cannot match new abattoirs at Homebush.
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Sydney
Enoug
Pegurde Ithe
Expory
Globe Teland
Almister
Glebe Island
Local News and Arts Items From Newtown Park Show
Cloudy forecast for central and north coast with showers and strong winds inland fine conditions expected. Horse show at the Agricultural Society levy fixed for August 7th. Band recital in Newtown Park features marches and selections including Alice, Where Art Thou. Financial report on Starr Bowker Building Societies shows improving profits and modest expenses. Luncheon plans and prize donations noted for a charity event with silver items and a writing set as top prizes.
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Warntrae
Newtown Park
Cope
Earnet Polo
Mardy
Welts
Lacke
Raud
Alice
Lithgow
Starr Bowker Huilding
No 2
Antal Reynelar
Herx
Pune
Hegular
Cotteged
Allitien
Mil
Lueckhmit
Hhandeir
Colgairn
Moe
Special Memorial Services at St John s Church
The congregation at St John s Church of England plans a special memorial service led by Canon Vik to comfort mourners. The service will honor the sorrowing and feature hymns and prayer as the community remembers the departed despite a restrained approach. The event follows recent funerals and aims to offer silent sympathy and spiritual solace. The report also notes Kings Birthday observances in Sydney amid wintry rain and a brief recounting of the Allysian Society meeting.
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St John E Church
Englay
Corte
Luntar
Vik
Canom
Wagga
Ypuure
Agro Elie Cons
Cocarre
Jon
Carrow
Americas
G Willame
Allysian Society
St. Michael's Relvovs
C. Parlell
Offesta
Harrold
H. Hopkins
Portell
F. Cahill
C. Portell
J. Incheon
C. Wormall
L. Jeckeon
Balore
Delays plague Sydney Express trains in Melbourne May month
May saw the Sydney Express plagued by delays with only one day on schedule out of thirty. NSW Railways blamed largely on the Border authority. A separate note from Victorian aid outlines a school term extension and farming courses. Hawkesbury Agricultural College extends entry to June eighteenth. A lands notice mentions Lake Urana and a Beehy ministerial pledge. A child fell into a well near Marrambama. inquest returned accidental death. A new Riverine Race Club in Wagga promises eighteen fixtures at Farmer d Home racecourse with opening meetings in July and race dates to follow.
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Sydney
Melbourne
New South Wales
Border
Winten
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Ching
Waren Pony Race Club
Wagga
Riverine Mace Club
Wares Pony Rare Chub
Io Ie
Parmer d
Wagga District Hospital Monthly Meeting Minutes
The Wagga District Hospital monthly meeting noted the Public Works plan for the rephition ward and the architect’s commitment. It reported on entertainments for hospital benefit, a £20 donation, financials, and staff changes including Nurse Stody’s resignation and two new probationers, with Empire Day decorations and October subscriptions.
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Meare
Hf. Waitkins
J. P. Byrne
Huth You
He Diaedy
H. Onten
D. 8
Cameron
WG. Huthwaite
J. Cullen
Public Works Department
Rephition Ward
Che Soult
Wagga
Mer W. J. Betton
Ae Ecu Cerna
Daner
Coolamon
Owen
He Advisory Volimtete
Juretane
Timer
Norse Hart Wen
Stody
Il Health
Misa RR
M’key
Mieg Ee Mitchell
Chai Egan Loo Resigns From Tambarumba Shire Council
After seven years of service, Mr Chai Egan Loo resigns from the Tambarumba Shire Council clerkship effective 6 September, ending his term. Councillors note the difficulty in refitting the post, while Loo expressed regret and intends to move to the metropolis to live.
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Tambarimba
Chai Egan Loo
Tambarumba
Mir
Lee
Tumbarumba
Tebet
Natura Henkoe health guide for women in Melbourne
Women are urged to prioritize health with the Natura Henkoe guide. It promises useful information addressing blouse and fashion concerns and offers guidance from Mrs. D. M. Chitt ord, superintendent, at 40 Ee Street, Melbourne.
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Kig
Mra. D. M
Ee St
Melbourne
Political caucus quiets as federal elections loom
Sydney telegraph report notes tomorrow's State Caucus likely to stay calm. The Holman Meagher dispute would be shelved if federal polls conclude. Supporters fear party split while Labor shifts to a new field in the Commonwealth. If Meagher challenges Holman, Holman may withdraw from the scene. Premier resists forcing a rapid policy move on remanding Upper House appointments.
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Sydney
Labor Party
Holman
Meagher
Meagher Challeongea
Automatic telephones promise better service in Sydney
The new automatic telephone service at Newtown aims to improve user satisfaction though some subscribers report trouble as they struggle to operate the equipment.
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Sydney
Newtown
Sydney youths avert major blaze in early morning scare
Report from Sydney describes a dramatic incident where brave youths acted quickly to prevent a large house fire at a Mary street residence. Firefighters arrived as flames threatened the building, and prompt intervention helped contain the blaze before it could spread further. No injuries reported. cause under investigation.
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Sydney
Paddieglen
Hanes
T Mary House
Habitual Drunkard at Sixteen Arrest Report
Sydney court records show Harry Went 1 charged with devalorations and using indecent language at Handeiek Theta on Saturday. The defense claimed age and reform, but the defendant faced penalties and license issues with items forfeited under court order.
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Sydney
Central Court
Harry
Handeiek
Matt
Beaws Case Lifts Sanity Question at NSW Full Court
In Melbourne a High Court action grants Dr Cotter Williamcom leave to appeal the NSW Full Court decision in Thomas Edwin Beaws of St Ives. Beaws, jailed after a March trial, faces continued proceedings as the asylum question hinges on whether Brown is sane. Court and prosecution argue for a broad examination of confinement and legal rights amid the contested commitment.
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Melbourne
Menta
Melbourme
Cotter Williamcom
Choromatin Hospital
Nsw
Thomas Edwin Beaws
St Ives
Orchardi
Mickey
Ayree Kinké
Pickford
Ulster Crisis Commentary From London Speech
Lent Haldane urged restraint amid Ulster tensions while Sir Edward Carson pressed for armed readiness. Devlin praised Belfast volunteers for defending constitutional gains as the government sought calm and orderly action.
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Liberty
Edward ‘Carson
London
Haldane
Ovlands
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster
Mr. Devlin
Belfast
Irelind
Belland
Mel Wineel
Arma
Blue Baron's Jumping Record at London Show
In London on Saturday Thomas Glencreen's Moe Baron cleared 71 to set a record for the event. The second horse, Ain Blue Baron, bred by Mir. A. dude Blayney, sold for £600 to JT K Glencros, Werton-waper Mare, a high price for a hunter in Australia. Blue Baron is a well known figure in the Sydney show ring and the record was properly authenticated.
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London
Thomas Glencreen
Moe Baron
Ain
Blue Baron
Bydney
Mir. A. Dude Blayney
JT. K. Glencros
Werton-waper- Mare
Agattalia
French Officers Claim Wireless Telephone Invention
Two French naval officers Lieutenants Colin and Jeanee report a wireless telephone device capable of transmitting Morales over a distance of 400 miles. The claim suggests a major advance in long range communication and could impact naval operations.
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London
Colin and
Jeanee
Morales
Storm Sweeps Japan Typhoon Strikes Western Regions
A severe typhoon battered western and southern Japan during the week end, wrecking hundreds of buildings and causing substantial loss of life. A steamer named Mongolia rescued numerous people amid chaotic scenes as authorities assess damage and casualties.
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Torio
Japan
Mongolia
Smallpox Outbreak Reported Across London Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a smallpox outbreak in London and nearby towns with references to Crom and Lomcanhire. Mentions cotton scales and a person named Macawlay Qithrewkey and vague locations, sources unclear.
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London
Macawlay
Mall
Collision Narrowly Averted at Central Station
Sydney reports a near collision when a train loaded with passengers avoided a crash due to a faulty signal at Central Station. An engine and car set swung around as the danger mounted before emergency braking averted the impact. The department seeks a full report.
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Sydney
Monlay
Cheng
Tims
Kbs
Suffragettes in London and Wycombe protest actions
Fragmented report describes suffragette activity in London and Wycombe involving Arthur Barnett and Grace Holloway. Mention of letters and Holloway pre trial context suggests ongoing push for early liberation through militant tactics.
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London
Mama
Wycombe
Arthur Barnett
Linn
Cartain
Holloway
RECORD NAVAL REVIEW WILL FEATURE 400 VESSELS AT SPITHEAD
Four hundred ships will take part in the Spithead Review on July 18. The count is a reiterated figure from naval authorities.
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London
Tragedy on the Back Blocks Near Victoria River
Skeletons found near Victoria River swags suggest death by anger fire and enticement after Templetes and Cockburns looted a donkey at Selamore Station in November. Temples referenced, white ants blamed, skeletons ten miles from Walter.
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Brisbane
Port Darwin
Victoria River
Ted Benstone
Temple
Cockburn
Selamore
Walter
Tosat Wy Victoriy Downs Musterors
Fry Reappears in London Amid Mysterious Return
A fragmentary report notes Fry, a well known English figure, resurfacing in London with unclear details about his movements. The item mentions associations with Mun Hip and a department venture, but the text is severely garbled and leaves many specifics unreadable.
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London
Manley
Fry
Eoorel
Japan army contracts Tokio amid alleged conspiracy
A Tokyo based report alleges a secret plot involving military officials and civilian figures. The article notes concerns over leadership decisions and potential collusion affecting defense contracts and strategic plans.
China imposes harsh banishments and death for bribery
A Benign sounding government decree in Pekin threatens death for official bribery and bans banishment to unhealthy districts for lower bribes. The measure also restricts Christian street preaching amid treason fears. Strong entities include Pekin and Christians. the article notes penalties from £500 and up and bans on religious activity in public spaces.
Rockhampton Woman Cured by Doctor Sheldon Discovery
A Rockhampton woman recovered from severe influenza after using Dr Sheldon’s new remedy. The patient described a harsh throat pain and ear aches with swelling and difficulty swallowing, but relief followed the treatment.
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Rockhampton
General Cables Match Proposal and Political Rumors
Jack Johnson seeks £6000 for a boxing bout with Langford with win only. Rudyard Kipling likely to be the Onlomiat candidate for Jeane Collings' seat in the Borderatey Division of Birmingham. French papers marvel at Britain's spectacle and guifra nettes. Germany deemed unrecoverable. United Biazon press flags gravest risk features.
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Rudyard Kipling
Jeane Collings
Borderatey
Birmingham
Britain
Germany
United Biazon Press
Kyeamba Shire Roads Slated for Better Maintenance
A local ratepayer laments neglect of main roads in Kyeamba Shire and adjacent areas. He contrasts well maintained Tumbarumba side road with poorer sections inside the Shire, calls for proper upkeep of the Sydney road from Trienta to Kyambumba, and questions the use of an expensive pond plant and motor car by the Shire Engineer. He urges the council to improve construction and maintenance on key routes.
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Kyeambia
Sires
Kyoamta
Alten
Tumbertinva
Samtet Par
Kysambe Shire
Kycamba
Bowadery
Kyeamba
Germanton Shire
Wilebie
Kyeamba Shire
Wasgge
Tumbarumba
Kyeaanmba Shire
Kieomba Shire
Kyeanitie
Romite
Mamala
Reudon
Raliwey
Hummus
Punta Ruha
Kyetmba
Tani Ie Rowty
Tarcutta
Kyeumba
Sydney
Trientia
Kymaumba
Irmy
Oilers
Household Economy Promise from a Qualified Chemist
A splendid home remedy for coughs influenza colds and sore throats is advertised. Mix Hean's Essence with sugar peach and water to make a pint of warm soothing medicine that eases phlegm reduces feverishness and helps influenza asthma whooping cough. Sold by chemists. promotes cost efficiency and local pricing details.
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Hean
Iffran
Castlereagh
LAXO-TONIG FILLE. Are sale tad capil remedy for iousnes
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a sale and a remedy for illness but is largely unreadable. The readable bits imply a local notice style about a sale action and a public remedy discussion without clear names, dates, or places.
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Pine
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Rene Maloney
Hom
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R. P. Boxer
Haddock's Medicines
Raddack and Go
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BTOOK
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Huthwaeite & Co
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Che 3 Nerd
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Awenty
Waves Wage
Fouts Pharmacy
He Foot
Baylis Street
Moewre
H. Catow
TL Dobney
BB. Collne
Waters
Rossire
Comrarttes
Wagga Wagga Express
Commonwealth
Sigit
Austral
Varianos
North Coat
Otrong
The
Toga! Agricultural Society Inowe
Monastely
Firth Patna
Jollayers
Minaignor Buckley
Moran
Pilver
St. John's
Wana
Urana Sapde
Proman
Mere
Murphy
Thoreday
Marrmmbures
Salarda
Wagga District Hospital
Cullen
Mesere
Cates
Dobney
Collins
Farowth
Telegraphic
Holman and Meagher
Moton BY
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Grantet
Cable News
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