Ambitions of Australia and Defence Amid Immigration Tensions
An opinion piece argues for expanding Australia's military readiness and voluntary service to maintain national strength against Asian migration pressures, Japan, and imperial rivals. It condemns anti conscription arguments and urges unity to defend the continent and preserve White Australia amid global rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprees
Ita Fallowera
Spiritte
Australia
Maine
Japan
Britain
Retsonn
Australis
Volu Rita
Thal
Wba
Akton
Australia’s War Readiness and National Duty
A historical defense speech argues for military training as preparation for war, framed as a duty to protect territory and heritage. It emphasizes resisting threats, sustaining peace, and teaching future generations to defend the nation, asserting this stance as Commonwealth policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornover
Pirgurti
Local jottin in frit fun pits bon- 7 party
A visually garbled note from local night listings hints at a bon- fire gathering with draws to discuss an ongoing project. It references a board meeting, field trials, and various names, but the fragmentary text makes specifics unclear and unverified.
Fragmented notice on aldermanic influence and fairness
A garbled statement alleges open access to air saluane for Alderman Kosa and questions Alderman Ruwchea's use of an opportunity. The text implies allegations about fairness and handling of qualification, suggesting Ruwchea was removed from the rag in which he was positioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Saluaine
Aldarman Kosa
Ruwchea
Opan
William Owen and Legal Proceeding Reported
The State Premier announced on Tuesday that William Owen can be judged by the Supreme Court after a long service. The note mentions his London call in 1459 and knighting in 1008. Various names and references appear, with uncertain text about assessments and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Wis
London
William Owen
Public trial notices and local improvements in Wellington village
A public trial concerning Mosers and Nicholson and a mulitple farm implement demonstration are announced for Saturday at paddock adjoining the pound yards. Bridge issues at Scabbing Place prompt complaints about inadequate structure and flooding. Transfer of the Royal Motel license from Mr Albert Ray to Mr A J Colins is noted, with optimism for the Royal Hotel under new management.
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Dr. Tangur
Minland
Sera
Mim Berdoe
Mies Mitchall
Nepietor
Sydney
County
Wallington
Goldia
Geant
Dubbo
Hoane
Aesno
Saultary Improvementa
Beuk Bt
Deewell
Linton
Bathurst
A. Derewon
Dube
Constable Hawible Hawkins
Lake Tanner
Ewan
Pti
Nani
Maura Belford
Taylor
Huahlag
Torra Holle
Wellington
Kroes
al of
Bedford
Nicholson
Samant
Ial
Mtr
R. Brown
Wat
Cabbura
Royal Motel
Albart Ray
A. J. Colina
Sroon Phaemacy
Nastia Crescent
Ray
England
Rydney
Royal Hotel Fine
Hayman Wade
Husinean
Col- Jing
Hin
Royal
Glin
Obituary for Alexander John Spilsbury junr drowned
The funeral of the late Alexander John Spilsbury junr who was drowned in the Ball river on Saturday night took place on Tuesday morning and was very largely attended. Relatives living in distant portions of the State attended. The burial service was read by Rev J M Dowall assisted by Mr Yaroall. Funeral arrangements were by Mr Jam Thompean Mr John Sommuarville. Spilsbury, 34, died this morning at Mr W H oun farm Jawbone from consumption. Remains will be interred at Hogland Church Bodangora Cemetery to-morrow. Funeral arrangements by Mr Bhakeapoore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander John Spilsbury
Junr
Ball
J. M.dowall
Yaroall
Jam Thompean
John Sommuarville
W. H.oun
Jawbone
Church of Hogland
Bodangora
F. ‘Bhakeapoore
Queensland Elections Result Shows Labor Rout
Queensland general election results early morning show Labor leading with 27 seats, Eldaton party 25, Mliuistorialiate 20. Philp holds third with 40 behind the leader, with Stephiana and Lanboy in critical positions as final votes tally. Counting continues and outcomes may shift marginally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Labor
Eldatonarty
Farewell Gift Planned for Club Secretary at Meeting
A Rifle Club meeting in the orderly room discussed appointing a new secretary after the resignation of Mr. Lang. Mr. M. McLeod from Narromivo noted an unavoidable absence. Members decided to present a gift to the late secretary and to purchase it today as they gather in the orderly room before the departure of Mr. Lang to Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saomor Ie
Major Griffith
J. L. Smith
KC. Kell
Long
Griffith
Soret
Major
Mombara
Lang
Mombere
Pura
Loni Louver
Queensland
Brundah Borate Subdivision Sale at Cowra Promises High Returns
Auction notice for the Brundah Borate property in the Dowra district recently bought from Monsre J Q and B Wood by a syndicate sub-divisional. The land on the railway line sits amid rich soil ideal for agriculture and tat ba production. Reports say the past year yielded record returns despite a tough season. Sale details show sub-division by Messrs Tain and Sonright with sale at Cowra on Wednesday 25th March. Murray ledger work and lithographs will be available soon.
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Hain
Bourg Stock
Sydney
Brundah Borate
Dowra
Monsre J. Q
B. Wood
Lang
Ayuionta Have Nateuntad Moosrs
Tain and
Sonright
Beundsh
Plac
Cowra
Wednoedey
Orange Jockey Club meets with £400 prize feature
An item outlines the Orange Jockey Club annual meeting scheduled for March, with a £400 prize, entry for chief event, and secretary W Lawrock details. It notes rider Charlie Pratt fee, and plans for a New South Wales tour by an Australian team with dates in March and April, plus unrelated political and sport mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Jockey Club
W. Lawrock
Crickat Association to cover £4500 short of £230000 grant
A wire report notes the Crickat Association must raise about £4500 to complete a £230,000 grant from M.O. in connection with a planned tour of English shakatore. The article also mentions tariff talks, floods in China, and a man who survived a self inflicted gunshot wound to the forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crickat Association
Shakatore Trlu
Acre
Weing
Curanta
Raisina
Lina
Wires report on court cases and political changes
Today a district court heard Evaleigh Buckley suing Frederick Coates for 80 pounds with Buckley claiming the money was advanced and later recovered. the jury delivered a verdict in Buckley’s favor. Rumor says Laird Northgate plans retirement, Earl Beauchamp to succeed as Governor General. A Chinese man appeared in City Police Court accused of obtaining 236 pounds by fraudulent means. A London wool sale noted, while a Siberian provincial murder tragedy affected a large family.
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Ospoodall
Aly Peng Ki
W. M. Hughon
Mle R
Ataree
Evaleigh Buckley
Frederick Coates
Trainig
Ivan
Laird Northcate
Earl Beauchamp
Menos
Tales
London
Siberia
Monthly meeting of the Com suitian of the above wan bold
The School of Arts notes a monthly meeting with A O Chiplin presiding and others named. The librarian E Foster is granted two weeks leave. C G Boot resigns from the Gum Committee with thanks for his service. A Flanagan appointed to Scott’s stand. Trustees Mosare Mussett Pranch and Chiplin considered, and a Sydney book purchase approved with payment to follow.
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A. O. Chiplin
Bai L. Brockwall
Clayton
G. Brownhill
M. J. Ryan
How
E. Foster
Boott
Ho A. Flanagan
Scott
Mosare Mussett
Pranch
Chiptin
Bo Ollington
Tiwan
Sydney
Wellington carnival date to be decided by committee
A local swimming section confirms the Wellington carnival date is unsettled. The head body secretary states a final decision will be made after a selection of representatives to attend the Wallogte vernival and the 420 seat championship. The precise date remains under review with the aim of finalizing arrangements.
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Wellington
Focal
Raee
Balmain
Laas Bydney
Fern
Sao Ina
Sydney
Lalenbard
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Medical Mall
Walliston
C. Farrell
Porgie Binchwell
Tr Beech
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Bin
Arthur Street
A.j.l.stockwell
Awidatits Trust
Vinita Gauria
F.C. B
Suegeon
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Danita
Watlington
Heyi
Tarro
Perrough
Leider
Botton
F Glover
Tolophono Bo
A. T. Smith
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Foxton W
Hayley
Percy Sinner
Ratunday
J. Collins
Cross Pharmacy
Alex
Apllabury
Alps
Vie
Roth Lam
Hoary and
Balle Owen
Charles D. H. Rygate
Ty Prey
Wellington Gimes
Hasey Ratne
Walt
Aywgod
FT. E. Danvison
Panto Shila
Suni
W. In
Smne
Seyiog
Tom
P.¥. Hurley
Gisborne Street
Bea
Waltse Bosastt
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Bank Btron
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W. W. Baird
P. B. Madden
At &O
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Hatledge
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Ruth
Talawora
Hotton
Surat
Roy
Meureat
P. Job
Tobe Meson
Richard Skinner
A. O- Chiptinch
Ukie
Lanl
Conble Bookman
Misa E. Connell
MD V. McKay
Watsaxorox Co-oraerty Browes
Law
bin William Owew
Metines
Bonden
Ian Plough
Sunhwar
Gilet
Wowk
Lew Mda
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Jun
Martin
Jckrow
W. Burrell
Ayinys
J.miler
John Marie
O Bohettl
Soh Mallow
Paine
A Rbband
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Me Giddings
We Kennedy
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Wd. Barnett
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J. A McLeod
J. J.” Whitelock
W. Brummll
R Wier
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the Royal Hotel
Aifle Club
Charlie Pratt
Baron Rothcohild
Austria
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Edgla Traland
Boland
Wales
Canada
America
Wil
Hardates
Hobbs
Victoria
Barnes India
Thi Initern
Orang
Pin Taye
Roger Hartigan
Soumendey
Malbourne
Sydaey
Toasorrow
Bley ‘Tramparry
Gregory
Arm “Alister
Randers
Bansford
Hill
Dud 'Goouur
Hart Leon Aout
Aue Nu
Portugal
Honator
Tom Man
Prom
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Lucerne
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