Debate on colonial governance and religion in Australia
The piece discusses British colonial influence, arguing for local Governor selection and highlighting figures like Sir Frederick Darley and Lady Darley. It recounts Methodist Conference debates in Sydney Town Hall, Joseph Cook's liquor policy critique, and tensions over religion in politics including criticism of dancing and theatre in the context of new federation.
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Deakin
Colonial Conference of Statesmen
London
England
Hera Strrogs
Deversels
Britain
New South Wales
Sir Frederick Darley
Frederick
Lady Darley
Methodist Church
Australia
Sydney Town Hall
Trades Hall
Sydney
Labor
S.M. Herald
Joseph
Bunkum
Fitchett
Methodista
Herald
W. H.ers
Local option vote described for liquor license issue
Correspondence urges voters to use the 1905 Act to decide continuance reduction or no license. Explains three options and how ballots count. Warns of social ills from liquor and cites examples in New Zealand Canada and the United States as proof of no license benefits. Encourages every elector to exercise this new power eagerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sov Aryone
Sydney
New Zealand
Canada
United States
Akea
Horton
Atulf
Clemente Tonio
Bo Barnes
Herbert Smith
Nelam Atrost
Anandels
New Booth
Aestraiis
Clements
Wilboul
Hints on Seed Selection From Agricultural Notes
The article surveys seed selection, citing university research and historic cases. It highlights that field trials revealed many mixed varieties in wheat, with single superior strains like Minnesota No. 169 arising from careful plant choices. It stresses field selection over seed alone and notes wind and insect cross fertilization influence purity and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Inongasina
Yretn
Willet Hays
Himeslf
Minnesota
Minnesota No
Wim Toe Farner
Nebraska
Vote for No License in Ballot Square Plea by F B Boyce
F B Boyce President of the N S W Albianos appeals to men and women to vote no license. He argues a settlement of the drink question will ease social problems and lift the country to a higher plane. He urges casting out the vice to build righteousness, truth, happiness and peace in Sydney. Dated June 12 1907 Sydney.
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F. B. Boyce
N.8
W. Albianos
Bydney
The Late Mr Beecham A Pillmaker's Remarkable Career
Thomas Beecham of Southport Lancashire died aged 86, rising from curbstone pill peddler to a vast Lancashire industrialist. His market stall, bold advertisements, and a Westfield Street factory clock tower defined a remarkable, publicity driven life. He built a vast pill business, rivaled Hollaway, and valued punctuality, charity, and firm views despite eccentricities.
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Southport
Lancashire
Cen
Thomas Beecham
Curbstone Pill Vander
Palestine
Oxfordshire
Wigan
St. Helen's
Tom Beacham
St. Helen’s Market Place
Tom Beecham
Mr Beecham
Yorkshire
Beecham
Lord Street
Liverpool
Pblic
Sean
Hollaway
Holloway
Mr. Beecham
Institute of Journalists
Bescham
Poliah
An Annandale Tribute to Clement's Tonic Rise
A special report from Annandale describes a shopkeeper’s transformation after using Clement’s Tonic. He recalls prior illness, constant dizziness, fatigue, and poor sleep, then notes improved sleep, appetite, and energy, with customers commenting on his healthier appearance. The piece emphasizes personal revival via the tonic.
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Nelsonshest
Annandale
Abet Fee
Smith
Des Ae
Clements Tonic
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J. KE. O'Brien
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Wellington
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Victoria
Christ
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I. H. Laing
Mas. H. Cross
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Ss. Bemerick
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Lee-street
Hely & Harrington
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Metropolitan
Technivel College
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