Warrnambool Town Council Proceedings Report
Ers report covers ambulance tender, footpath repairs, verandah works, street lighting, and public works committees. Debate on right of way, road widening, and tar macadam plans. multiple committee recommendations and financial motions presented for council approval.
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Ofal
Qousei
Gome
Prem Ieee
Public Works Committee
Ted Baring Mot
Mowrs
Law Spence
Lok
Eiginewr
Vom
South Warrnambool
Eset
Lie Ina Market Road
Parks and Gardens Committee
Baring
Messrs
Akdurdics and Co
Aod
Builin
Hagin Parade
Seelig-whees
Haglan Parade
Kelp-street
Merri Street
Coulstock Streat
Coulstock Street
Princess Street
Canterbury Road
Arie Street
Arde Street
Ryot Street
Hyot Sreet
Mern Street
Ami
Kelp Street
Lighthouse
H. P. Moss
Melbourne
Younger
Moss
Mos
Deany
Anderson
Wes & Smamint
Varia
Ora
Swinton
Kucke
Hestien
ARKET
Mirthel
F. Kay
Uber
Webb
Dr. Younger
Bourne
Counal
Crs Webb
Domny
Huatstreet
Timor
Lara Strecta
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Masters and men to meet at Treasury Building for wage talks
A Masters and men conference is scheduled at the Treasury Building at 4 p m following a request from the Tales. Delegates named include Stringer Pope Dick Trecardo Withoke Ferguson Gladwin Laird and Alter The Ware Bosses will meet at 5 p m the same day to ratify any accord at the Wages Board meeting. Prices for fish and dairy rise while beef becomes scarce with few buyers at Homebush stock salon.
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Master Butchera’ Association
Treasury Building
Messrs. Stringer
Pope
Trecardo
W.itcoke
Ferguson
Gladwin
Laird
Aluter
Ware Bossebich Ly Tat
Homebush
Sir George Reid Urges Teaching Merit at Grattan Street
Sir George Reid the High Commissioner for Australia spoke at Jim Teachers' Trewmiung College Grattan Street. He stressed teaching as a noble profession and urged young women to teach for love of children, not self interest. He recalled NSW education reforms and urged balanced study to foster imagination and curiosity.
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George Red
Australia
Trewmiung Collage
Grattanstrest
Smythevered
Atudente
Mineter of
Sir Alexander Peacock
F. Tate
George Reid
England
Ibe
New South Wales
Migner
Education
Baste
Peachien
Heales
Smythe
Air George
George
Koroit Borough Council Special Meeting Notes
A special Koroit Borough Council meeting discussed appointing an inspector of nuisances. Constable Nelson declined the post, with senior constable Matthews and Dr Stevenson considered for the role. The council also debated selling two lamp pillars to the Minamite Shire Council for lighting Macarthur at 30 pounds.
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Keroit
Hourke
Paterssn
Stevenson
Willtneon
Simmonds
Downey Skilbeck
P Bourke
Busines
Nelson
Nelein
Matthews
Cr. Wilkinson
Cra
Skailberk
Gapep
Minkamite
Macarthur
Cr. Downey
Couneil
Minamite Shore
Cr. Glevremon
Cr. Paterson
Shearing Dispute at Macarthur Test Case
In a shear dispute at Macarthur, Evans admitted partial payment earlier and argued refunds or evasion terms. The complainant alleged failure to adhere to agreed terms, seeking repayment of £6 for one month and ongoing settlement.
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Macarthur
Treasurers suicide shocks New York graft inquiry
Reuters reported New York State Treasurer Jon J. Kennedy killed himself this morning by cutting his throat days after a summons to appear before a commission probing graft charges against Governor Sulzer. The state attorney said Kennedy was driven by anxiety over the impending inquiry.
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Reuter
New York
Jon J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sulser
Panama Canal Toll Reform Hint From Wilson
Washington telegram reports President Woodrow Wilson indicated at the White House that he expects an early repeal of the Toll Act. He said developments in the Panama project are shaping a proposal that may move to advance toll reforms and related measures.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
YARKETS AT TROP AND MELBOURNE SHEEP MARKETS REPORT
Market brief notes tuced at Trop Ears and Melbourne and Ballarat stock markets. Fat sheep demand lighter prime lambs and moor high prices midweek with varied densities across districts. Cattle and sheep quotes listed with ranges for prime and inferior lots amid imports and local trade activity.
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Melbourne
Merrie
Coogee Still Grounded Dairy Report From District
Fragmentary report from the Dairy Produce District Company notes fuel issues and pricing for cheese and milk products. It mentions a shipment of 160 tons and private sellers, with garbled lines referencing tariffs and freight. The readable items indicate dairy product pricing per pound and ongoing supply disruption.
Victoria and South Australia match weathered by low crowd
Adelaide reports a continuation of the Victoria versus South Australia match amid poor attendance. Victoria aimed for 411 but were dismissed for 24. South Australia won, with notable bowling by Crawford, Willamore, Moyes, and Mayne among others, and scores listed for numerous players.
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Reuter
Adelaide
Victoria
South Australia
Victoran
Beari Vg
Heme Leam
Seuros
Billiards Restricting Hazards at English Championship
Gray and Falkiner opened a match on ivory at Gleagow with high stakes as the championship builds toward 1915. Scores at yesterday’s close showed Falkiner leading with 6 9 0 92 to Gray’s 1 0 0.
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Ghay
Falkiner Lando
Gray
Falkiner
Gleagow
Aedray
Yestonray
Wolverhampton Murder Linked To Wheat Discovery
Reuters reports a wheat find at Wolverhampton that may tie to the Thomas Kent Rocks murder in Sydney. The press notes a possible link to a voyage passenger on the Empresa of Ireland, with the weapon similar to the earlier killing and a Whereabouts timeline under scrutiny.
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Reuter
Tengren
London
Fes
Thomas Kent Rocks
Sydney
Wolverhamp
Tewks
England
America
Press of
Ireland
Recks
Empresa
Preferential Trade Tariff Reform Debate in Commons
In the House of Commons Captain Tryon regrets Government’s refusal to adopt preferential trade and impose a 1 percent ad valorem duty on foreign goods without new food taxes. Bonar Law counters, warning against a party line, and says if returned to power the Empire would be treated better than the world.
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Ana Fons Oneal
Wii
Ieraana
Shuldrick
Reese
J. Murcay
Abetang
G. T
Warrasa
Por Non
J. Murray
W. Ardtie
Taylor's
Ccm
Couson
James Tinker
Zap
Ina
Beec Ted
House of Commons
Tryon
Breton
Wiork
Codnent
Bonar Taw
Bonar Law
Tes
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