Ministers and allies in Victoria Parliament debate reform
Amid tariff clashes and Kyabram plans the Victoria Ministry faces deficit and economy calls. Premier Invine hints at modest reforms while a reshaped cabinet promises analysts a clash of old guard versus new leadership with men like M'Kense and M'Karl poised for strong roles. Dramas of policy and budgets unfold as ministers debate education and land policy.
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Invine
Pew
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Phace
Victoria
Pong
Ys Fes
Invien
Bia
Puncon
Pracoox
Sanees Giuorr
Apolies Court
Burma
Pny
M'Kersm
M Keren
Newtemn
M‘kawere
Moornda
M‘kemme
Jonn Muanar
See
Warrnambool
Muamat
Bacreta
Labor
Tavanwen
Iton
Burn
M.lc
Miniater of
Techalea Eduction
Wool traffic dispute prompts fixed Albury to Wedonga rate
Public agitation in Wodonga over Victorian Railway Department policies led to a new fixed wool carriage rate. A letter from Spencer Street confirms a 3s 6d per ton levy for wool moved from Albury to Wedonga, aimed at centralizing loading at the Albury transfer. Billson praised for pressing the case. Craven elected to chair the Railways Committee, replacing Cameron. Also reported: a local resident death and community meetings in Wodonga with educational demonstrations planned for July.
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Wodonga
Victorian Railway Department
Albury
Riverina
Wodonga Bhirs Cooneller
M.L. A
Montha
Billaon
Wedongs
Wodon
Jaoni
Viatoriam Railways
Viatoriam Railways, Commissioner’s Office
Spencer Street
Melbourne
10Th Ultimo
Astin Minoner
Wodonge
Kat
Reeroler
Billson
Wr Billson
Mr Craven
Railways
Jing
Cameron
Ogres
Ater
Mer Craven
Henley
Wolonge
Brady
Shout
Soma
Wodongs
Renan Catholic
Ryaz
J. B. Adama
Bate
Biateebook
Badgrove
Pepile
Mc Collins
Tosaday
Wodonga News Items Highlight Weddings and Coronation Day
A quiet wedding at St. Lake's Church End Wodonga unites Catherine Millicent Lee and Herbert Henry Uroethwaite. Coronation Day designated 26 June as a public holiday across Victoria. Water crisis near Woden caused a temporary supply loss, later restored by Mr Ryan and Mr Parne. Local court actions include cases involving G M'Donough and J.T. Brown. The Peacock Government’s coronation decision and Wodonga Orchestra participation noted.
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Peete
Mim
Catherine Millicent Lee
Herbert Henry Uroethwaite
Kiews
Woden
Heskendorf's
T. Ryan
Watt
Heckendorf
M. Parne
Ryan
Allan
James Bhugg
Faekaodandah
C. Johnson
Kiowa Valley
Mra Brooke
Yictoria
Executive Council
Mer Edmondson
Chilternlee Court
Borrowes
P.M
William Jollae
Counc Club
Ciil
J.T. Brown
MLA
Peat
Wan
Randall
Sen
Council Club
Brown
Jeln
Heol
Seversl Palar
de Wet
Mays
Hia Bores
Alee
Hia
Wodonga
Contra Wentring
Geri
Enit
London
Sanday
Paw Gutneden
Cabe Pindim
Unclear historical drought and agricultural impact notes
Fragmentary text discusses drought, water scarcity, and agricultural markets. References to wheat release, sheep prices, and crop yields appear alongside mentions of flax and fibre pricing, with scattered names and places. Details are incomplete and punctuation inconsistent.
New Ministry Formed as Assembly Sits for Reform
The Legislative Assembly convened on Tuesday with Mr Kirton stating that Mr Tevine has formed an administration sworn in that day. The cabinet includes Premier and Attorney-General W. G. Irvies, Treasurer W. Ghisia, Minister of Railways T. Minister, Public Instruction BR Reid, Commissioner of Public Works J. W. Triomer, Minister of Mines and Water Supply W. M'ereary, and others. Talks focus on ministerial reform, budget cuts, and reducing assembly size to 65 with broader franchise, amid plans for a decisive reform scheme and potential dissolution context.
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Camanon
Burr
Invine
Uoless
Brighton
Mc Invina
Thia
Red
Eas
Legislative Assembly
Kirton
Nen
Tevine
W. G. Irvies
A. Tressurer
W. Ghisia
MM. Devies
Railways
Board of Law and Works
Eat
BR Reid
Mt. Ibla
Eushangi
Mc Irvine
Mhillepesch
Wnt Hive Assembly
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Lee Ghires
Wodonga and
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Repreme Conres
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Lad
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