Sydney Scribbles on Red Tape and Immigration
A reader letter laments the Civil Service’s red tape and immigration policy in Australia, critiquing favoritism and costly schemes. It argues for land policy reforms, better selection for civil roles, and cautions against overreliance on outside boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Queensland
Westralia
Australia
Oriental views on punishment and marriage in distant lands
The article critiques practices in places like Turkey and Persia, noting polyandry or polygamy as a cure for drunkenness, debt collection gaps, and easy divorce. It contrasts with US laws and warns of cultural clashes, while mentioning a Yankee yacht visit with spiritualists aboard the Coronet.
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Carlyle
Macriland
London
Jock McGregor
Matthew
Treland
Australia
Balkans
Europe
Trajan
Kasau
Hungary
Ikko
Nikko
Marco Catalavitch
Carl Pozatlani
Caxalavitch
Cazalavitch
Pozatlani
Marco Cazalavitch
Puzatlani
Zapolorno
Durancs Vile
Bobby
Astina
Sydney
Turkey
Persia
United States
Sam
Tink Effendian
Poppa
Cassim Baba
Abdul Yadisah
Ali Rabootta
Mustapha
Allah
Our Sydney Ladies Letter on theatres and opera in season
In Sydney social season theatres buzz with opera comedy and drama. Marguerite from Madam Slapoffski and Mephistopheles from Herr Ewil Greder headline Gounod Faust, with La Boheme coming in English by National Opera Co starring Madam Slap as Mimi. Audience reactions mix admiration for vocal polish with humor at stage shenanigans. Margaret Anglin as Kate in The Taming of the Shrew draws mixed gendered responses.
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Marguerite
Madam Slapoffeki
Mephistopheles
Ewil Greder
Gounod
Faust
Madam Slap
National Opera Co
Mimi
Margaret Anglin
Kate
Petruchio
Katherina
Unselfish Martian tale and fashion note spree at the Palace
A readers column riffs on a staged tale about a generous Martian guest and a young man’s merciful spending spree. It shifts to fashion notes on the Merry Widow hat trend with broad brims and decorative crowns, plus social chatter about Melbourne politicians and a mysterious yacht The Coronet visiting port with a religious entourage aboard led by F W Rae revered as Elijah, drawing public curiosity and gossip.
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Balranald
Setewk
Roberts
Teddy
Melbourne
America
F. W. Rae
David
Topsham
Maine
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