Floods and unrest sweep Victoria amid stock losses
Melbourne reports heavy rain and major floods. Dullarat and Ballarat areas face bridges washed away and water several feet deep. The Mayor suffers stock losses. two women and a man drown. Police issue a warrant for embezzlement. Other notes include a Marine Board promise and local resignations.
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Adelaide Papsty
Victoria
Melbourne
Tim
Sayers
Byrne
Reeves
McKean
Peniland
National Bank
Olbourne
Dullarat
Ballarat
Junction
Frazerstreet
Clunes
Jenner
J. ©. Paterson
Proprief Punch
New South Wales Rail Proposals and Inland Tax Watch
Sydney notes show a £100,000 deficit with no new taxes planned yet a property tax is expected. Immigration debate fades while Polynesian kidnap case is deemed exaggerated. Arrivals include Constance from Hongkong with a Chow Chow and Fairway from California with breadstuffs. Maitland Bank robbery suspect Gibson is remanded. Authorities oppose Orangemen and Fenians excursions to Clontarf amid quiet breadbreads trade and Adelaide flour sales.
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Sydney
Congregational Union
Gibson
Maitland
Herald
Adelaide
Fairway
California
Clontarf
Declines in Queensland Flour and New Zealand Te Kooti Report
In Brisbane on October 16 flour prices fell by £3. News from Mary Borough notes oxide of conger discoveries. Toowoomba wheat crops are being stored for hay due to rust. Auckland reports Te Kooti and allies are mowed up, dated October 16.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Mary Borough
Toowomba
New Zealand
Auckland
Te Kooti
Parliament Prorogation Planned by Commission This Thursday
In Hobert Town on October 6 the Governor is to protect North on Tuesday and announce prorogation of Parliament by commission on Thursday as preparations are made to answer Kuwait Squadron.
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Tasmania
Hobert
Enwer
Tae Heatra and the Princess of Waurs Bath Advice
The Lancet notes Wilataai bath in the Black Forest as a favored retreat linked to the Princess of Wales. It discusses the waters reputation for warmth and joint comfort, suggesting royal use to aid limited wrist movement during recuperation.
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Tae Heatra
Waurs
Wilataai
Princess of Wales
Local Court Port Wallarou Adjourns Case Over Unsatisfied Judgment
In the logal court at Ocronsa before Mr J H Shepherdson, Ellen Pine testified that her husband was out of work for four weeks and most of their sons were unemployed. She said there were other judgments against them, they had no property, and she paid a reduced amount rather than the claimed 103 per month. The case was adjourned to the next court day.
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Logal Court
Port Wallarou
Ocronsa
J. H Shepherdson
Dean
Ellen Pine
Stalla
Melbourne
The
Advertiser
Adelaide
Benjamin Hoare
Victoria
Them Free Trade League
Bowua
Geelong
Tabi
Skelton
Jancis
Intercolonial News and Courtroom Oddities in Melbourne
A Melbourne report covers a sensational Col lingwood Court scene where Edward Reilly appeared in blanket garb after a night on the town, fined 10s or two days for drinking and disorder. It notes noisy Fiji annexation talk, tobacco cultivation debates, velocipede patrols, and shipping echoes from Fingal, Tower Hill, and Ballarat, with colonial industry and tariff disputes shaping Australia’s regional outlook.
Leader lauds Mr Ross mission to India and Port Darwin work
The Argus reviews Mr Ross's remount mission to India and Port Darwin praising his diligence and activity. It notes a year of general rain and reports from many sources on food supplies and general hardships.
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Argus
Ross
India
Port Darwin
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Intercolonial Telegrame
New South Wales
Poveru
Ats
Constance
Hongkong
Chow Chow
Intercolonial News
Quites
Collingwood Court
Baschas
Edward Reilly
Grumidge
Robert William Suuggins
Fiji
Islands
Downingstreet
Downing-atroct
England
Corporation of Melbourne
Mason
Caritop
Colling Street
Gipps Land Times
Tobxcen
Great Dividing Range
Lower
Oreas
Mitts Mitta
Oxley Plains
Albury
Billabong
Launceston
Fingal
Tower Hill
Goodill
Cornwall Chronicle
Gundry
le Saya
Goodall
Gandry
Carter's
Mangarm
Handy Andy
Theatre Royal
Ehelogreter
America
Wellington
South Wales
Lerald
Se Caves
Kredit
Ur AM. Thomson
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