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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

9

Reflections on War Efforts and Elections Sparks Local Debate

The article urges continued support for the Red Triangle Day Appeal and the War Chest in Sydney and Queensland districts. It cites France’s Day on July 14 and highlights sacrifices by citizens, including a Queensland pensioner giving 2/6 weekly. It notes debates on election costs after the death of Mr. T. H. Thrower and contemplates preferential voting vs party control as a solution.

War Chest Committee Ymlc.a. Tor Sydney T. H. Thrower

Ships and Wheat in Wartime Australia

Prime Minister Hughes outlined a two key wartime plans in Sydney. He described an ambitious shipbuilding program to replace lost tonnage and establish a permanent Australian ship industry supported by unions and raw materials, plus a Wheat Storage Commission study leading to reinforced concrete silos to safeguard Australia’s grain. The plan aims to keep Britain supplied while managing wheat stockpiles for the empire.

Mr. Hughes Sydney Commonwealth Australia Britain Great Britain America Admiralty Melbourne Mer Vughee Australian Australa Williamestown Alexander Peacock Vaughan Fuller

War News Day by Day Highlights From Front and Home Front

Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports raids into enemy trenches at Epehy Bullecourt Rouex Loos and Hooge with prisoners and blows to dugouts east of Vermelles Our troops gain ground and captives northwest of Lens and along the Souchez River While heavy air fighting yields several downed aircraft and missing men British salients tighten around Lens as German forces retreat The Paris front notes Lens coal production and mine reorganization. Lievin gains noted and Salonika cavalry advances reported By sea and land gains in Greece and Russia later temper the day’s vast battlefield narrative

Sir Douglas Haig Epehy Bullecourt Rouex Loos Hooge Vermelles Lens Warneton Tentre Lambaertryde Ostend United Sates Army Medical Corps Reuter France Yser Lys la Bassee Scarpe Souches River Lens Arras Hullucch Lene Paris French Vail Lievin Berthart Petit Journal

Cost of the War Appear Elevation in Expenditure

In the House of Commons on Monday Mr Bonar Law stated daily national expenditure, including war and other costs, rose to 8 610 000. He cited periods April to June with totals around 7 7 million and warned army and munitions spending could exceed estimates. Loans to the Allies remain under commitments, while miscellaneous costs, ship and food purchases, land transport, and war pensions, now at 250 000 weekly, drive further increases.

House of Commons Bonar Law Exchequer United States

Wool position and refunds loom in postwar wool trade

Woolgrowers await guidance on repaid balance and 10 percent retention as the British government weighs interim measures. Plans to adjust the pool may precede final settlements, with potential interim dividends tied to the base price of 1d per pound. Imperial demand and wartime stockpiling shape the outlook for the coming clip and a possible British purchase.

Schute, Bell and O., Ltd Australia England Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd Army Contracts Department United Kingdom South America

Funeral of late M L A Thomas Henry Thrower in Sydney

The funeral of the late Thomas Henry Thrower M L A Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Committees was well attended. A large procession from his Redfern home to Centennial Park and Waverley Cemetery included Federal and State Parliament members City Council and many labor leaders. Notables present included Cohen Meagher Macdougall and McKell among others with about 200 at the graveside.

Iate Thomas Henry Thrower M.L.A Waverley Father Kennedy St. Charles W’mout Legislative Assembly Koes Cohen Mn Rod. Meagher M.L.D Baptist Street Redfern Centennial Park Velyveles Waverley Cemetery Messi W. E. Chapin Legislative Council Gushen Farrell Messrs. W. Boston J. Cullinane W. Sturgess W. Powell G. Sutherland George Burgees M.la W. F. Dwyer Labor Council T. Forse W. Irons T. Carey and A. Wylie

State Insurance Preparations for Parliament Session

Preliminary legislation will be introduced for a State insurance scheme as Parliament nears its session. On July 1 the Workmen's Compensation Act activates, covering even humble households employing servants or washerwomen. Uninsured employers face heavy liability up to 250 pounds in total disability and up to 22 shillings weekly for other injuries.

Death of Famous Prophetess Mme de Thebes

The Temps quotes a provincial paper announcing the death of Mime de Thebes a 72 year old famed soothsayer near Meung-sur-Loire. She foretold future events with patriotic leanings and predicted major war outcomes, including the end of the war and the rise of justice, but did not foresee her own death.

Paris Mime de Thebes Meung-sur-Loire France Mme. de Thebes Germany Hohenollerns Edward President Faure Bervin Mme, Humbert England Trish M. Briand

Saddlery Advertisement for Browngedge Collars

For Saddlery, try J. R. Browngedge, waithigless Collars made on the prem ines, one 208.

J. R. Browngedge Waithigless

Restored France Letter From an Officer in Reconquered Areas

A correspondent quotes an officer’s letter from the reconquered French zones detailing devastation, German occupation abuses, and local reactions. He describes ruined villages, a captured cure held as hostage, locals jeering at German prisoners, and the change in church and home life as Allied forces advance. The writer notes German soldiers and civilians, and recounts scenes of fear, resistance, and relief that English troops are present.

Theo Les Voleurs Renassins Boehe Offeer Sale Boehe

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