Federal Crisis Deepens as Deakin Seeks Coalition
The article reports continued turmoil in federal politics with Governor-General’s refusal, Fisher resignation tendered, and Deakin forming a trilateral coalition. It notes two party strain, tariff disputes among Liberals and anti-Labor blocs, and looming parliamentary storms as leaders struggle to unite factions and avoid voting from constituents.
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Tak
Ln Thas
Fisher Sua
Deakin Hae
Labor Party
Vaxioun
Joseph Cook
G. I. Thoid
New Party
Deakin
Opole
Reid
New South Wales Free Tractore
Tasmania
N.8
Wales
Cook
Mr. Cook
Deakinites
Cookitea
Mr. Deakin
Sydney Morning Herald
Railway Commissioners Annual Meeting Notes at Station Loft
The Railway Commissioners held their annual meeting Tuesday afternoon and examined depu tations about Dubbe. The notes reference a schedule and ration allocations as they reviewed various station matters and instated procedures.
Local Jottings and Social Notices Roundup
A crowded jumble of community items and notices from Wallington Wellington and surrounds including polling place appointments for Darling district candidates, social events at Moyal Hotel and Hall, church services by Rev Dunkley, a football match for Orange Cadets at Bell Park, and local announcements on auctions, sales, and public holidays.
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Munro
Atlee Ine
Ejzenborg
John
Privat Vale
Windom
George Luke
Tom ‘Bodtae
Boohmo's
Stuart Tuern
Charley McMurtrie
Billy Craig
Liberal Party
A. Ry
Wallington
Dace
Hoyal
Ala
Arta Debating Society
Germany
Bournewood
Kullundey
Obley
Yooval Distrista
Daksar
Viewua Jhlington
Moyal
Marber
Hamer
Bert Revulk
Bydney
Mario
Lara
Ibn Ray
Samuel Harrison
Dulwigh Hill
Vhurgt
PJ. Dunkley
Tuscasia
Hoy
F. J. Dunkley
Gallea
Upper Spivor
Ciel
Mr. Howe
Wellington
Walter Thorman
Prince of Walen
Orange
Bell Park
Range
Gil
Tusiv
Tosa Wilkins
Wallington Souior
Bert
Thomas Richards
Tock
Gourio
Lata
Dubbo
Axamatio
Regiatrar
Poe
Hie
Eearch de
Mears Bedford
Taylor
Wwe
Boalor
Focal Golf Links
Onn
GW. Fuller
Alawarre
A. Buller
Nethan
Dintriat
Mowers
Geurle
Dyorn
Boaksipaen
J. Blakoappara
James Niven
Rainfall boosts crops with soaking that benefits farmlands
Rainfall across the district delivered generous totals with many stations reporting increases through the morning. Crowd counts and rainfall amounts are listed for locations including Bourkin, Cobar, Cowra, Dubbo, Warren, Orange, and Trangin, among others, indicating widespread beneficial soaking and a shift toward improving weather.
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Thors Ware
Thie Maruiog
Thia Moran
Poinia
Coonan
Pains
Gotation
Poin
Glenrock
Banetitad
Pointe Morniey
Woalaen
Rowarrina
Bourkin
Beihhurst
Blayney
Byero
Cobar
Datooar
Gorilatabane
Molang
Parken
Trangin
Warren
Condobalin
Cowra
Dubbo
Forbws
Generall
Nyngan
Mudgon
Orange
Tenders for Wellington Hospital operating theatre contracts
The Wellington Hospital tender process for its operating theatre faced a wide range of bids with eight tenders considered. Mr J F Walker submitted a bid of £212, while other bidders differed significantly in price and terms.
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Welling Hospital
J. F. Walker
Wellington Musical Society Meeting Adopts Rules
The Wallington Musical Society held a meeting at Oddfellows Hall on Monday evening with strong attendance. Webler chaired. new officers and committees were elected including accompanist J J Shaunky and librarian Ramus. Meetings to be held every Tuesday at eight.
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Membors
Wallington Musical Society
Wex
Oddfellows
Mooda
Thorn
Webler
J.J. Shaunky
Ramus
Mears J. Webster
G. Bellawon
F. Hobinton
Losuditore
Blumen
Arnold Tiwan
Beemam, Ltd. Consul and Movers Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Beemam Ltd and a consul named Vreet with clubs and options. It appears as a garbled item lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable entities. No coherent event or outcome is detectable to summarize reliably.
Wellington School of Arts Committee Minutes Summary
The Wellington School of Arts committee notes the July meeting date fixed for July 6 to discuss purchases such as History of the World. Treasurers report receipts this month total £24 4s with a £3 84 8d donation by the executrix of E. Long. Debits show a current account deficit of £4 3s 14d and the building account a debit balance of £387 0s 0d with interest on a debenture.
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Wellington
Mt Gon
Farry
D. Fron
W. X. Clayton
A. T. Builth
ML Ryan
E. Long
Maryvale Coursing Club Meets After Rain Delay
AMaryvale Coursing Club meeting was held Monday after rain caused delays. Attendees expect a large attendance on a public holiday and anticipate a magnis cent order with strong hares secured for future sport. Several Sydney owners promise not to bate dog racing and vow to keep to standards.
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Maryvale Coursini
Maryvale
Supplementary Catholic Bazaar At Fyotustant Hall
A supplementary bazaar at Fyotustant Hall run by vonnoo vioni parish aimed to dispose of leftovers from a prior event. Held Monday to Wednesday evenings, attendance was strong and stall results showed most goods sold or wrapped. Ancor Uholadiog led stalls and reported near-full sales across the event.
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Vonnoovioni
Titan
Ancor
Uholadiog
Eight Hours Demonstration Committee Meets in Bathurst
The Eight Hours Demonstration Association committee session occurred Monday evening with members including H C Maw Provident and J Clayton secretary. Submissions from Mannes Kenyon and E Bleicher were received. The Bathurst Pred Wood Benefit Fund letter prompted placing the donations list on the table. A sports committee draft plan will be submitted at the next meeting.
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Oun Association
Thors
Wise and Wine travel diaries from Commonwealth tour
Mr C E Wise and Mr G E Wine recently returned to Walliniss tan after a long voyage from Australia. The pair toured England Ireland Scotland Wales France Italy and Japan with four daughters, viewing the English Derby and visiting Monts Carlo Hong Kong and Waterford. They sailed home on a North German line vessel, hoping for sunny days in Sydney after a stimulating, eventful journey.
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G. E. Wine
Wallinisstan
London
Ingra
Conor
Australia
Wise
Hay
Dramon
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Wieo
Shallce
Bullock
Caas
Wine
Dublin
Waterford
Cork
Noir
Kay
Straits
Hong Kong
Bhaoghal
Scrome
Japan
North Gerama
Ayduny
Withes
Wellington
Ems
Bydney
Bowling draws for the second round in Wellington
The draw lists matchups including Dylan Howard Fulton Smith Chiplin Lord Carruthers Clifford and a bye. A Wellington Regency Bathurst bout will be played on the local green Monday at 2 pm. The Wellington team will be selected tomorrow night.
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Gonapatiton van Dylan
Howard
Fulton Y Smith
Chiplin
Lord
Carruthers
Clifford
Bathurst Alba
Loval Gros
Wellington Tawm
Deakin Leads Labor Split in Australian Crisis
Fragmentary 1900s style report outlines Deakin forming a ministry after a government resignation. Names include Fisher, Glynn, Forrest, Groom, Quick, and Milton amid party motions and cabinet reorganization in a tense political crisis.
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Piabor Meanay
Date
Wien
Fisher
Deakin
Hie Merallevey
Goverment Haus
Mining
Atel Deak
Defence
Mt Me
Jonephok OE
Treasurier
John
Colonal Yeston
Mlewers
Cou
Glynn
Furling
Miltan
Foxton
Art Troatradem
Mr. Doukin
Horna Ant
Richard Beatie Dowkin
A Glynn
Me. Fuller Sok Bua Milton
John Forrest
Mr. Groom
John Quick
Fisher Government Earns Broad Approval Amid Political Strife
The Fisher Government faces criticism over power balance yet gains wide support for sincere policies and careful administration. Letters praise his stand against post office gambling and urge continued steady governance. New Zealand and New South Wales observers discuss loans and the cost of naval spending amid national debate.
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Tucker
Hallerat
Hue
Thowwadax
Commonwealth
Ava
Palley
Han
Labour Party
Fragmentary report on Fisher Wade and Brata incident
The readable text shows a disrupted account mentioning Mr Fisher and Mr Wade resisting hysteria and a Brata figure urging expansion to fund a venture. The fragmentary wording suggests a chaotic scene with unclear names and aims, not a coherent event or outcome.
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Fisher
Wade
Brata
Mining report notes payable ore body and prospecting progress
Mining officials report a crushing of about 41 tons with cleaned ore returned, yielding gold to local buyers. The reef 50 wide shows consistent pay, with water entering the mine and operations continuing. Prospecting indicates a considerable payable stone body, while a small crushing produced six sacks of ore from Bondiauay.
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Khoton
Inaieder
Frmaly
Timaon Haimpore
Bondiauay la
World News Summary Based on Incomplete Wires
A scrambled wire service update notes Parliament adjournment for June and a proposed Deakin windfall. It mentions the funeral of Australia’s late premier, political unrest, and dynami te plots. Reports also reference Melbourne's Petr Gagou leaving for France and a factory planned to be torn into shreds amid labor turmoil and shipping incidents.
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Fianor
Deakin
Gathee
Tal
Ista
al Bout
Austraia
Archdesson
Brae
Ind
Swaii
Aight Nou
Molbouton
Shand Appeal Reopens Admission Case and Probate Bias
Wires report details Mr Shand continuing a dispute over M4 BR Meagher to be readmitted as solicitor amid questions about an alleged association with a sed bie connection. An appeal shows the court erred in dismissing probate bias in the estate of the late Primate valued at £156. Conference backs state insurers and attacks on the Belgian king over creditors of Princoms Louise after his death, £49,000 noted. Showers and chill forecast in the Easter region from Bata west to south.
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Shand
BR Meagher
Michael Torboy
Tate
Belgium
Princoms
Piro
Bata
Sentherly
Cricket match report with Aus and Cotter figures
Fragmentary cricket notes show Australis and Cotter taking early wickets with Cotter at 62 and 69, Laward 80 in the innings, MacAllator 16 and Hartigan 45 not out. In the second innings Hartigan 26 not out and 18 for Cotter are mentioned amid a 47 for 2 score.
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Australis
Cotter
Laward
Nadand
MacAllator
Hartigan
Thair Norond
Thay
Kote
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Wellington Musical Society
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Scnool OF Arts Committee
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Hight Rcure Association
MR. C. E. Wise
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