Ratten's Diploma Issued by Harvey College
Diploma issued by Harvey College identified as Ratten's credential. No further readable details on date, program, or recipient present in the fragment.
09 Dec 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1918
Page
1
Diploma issued by Harvey College identified as Ratten's credential. No further readable details on date, program, or recipient present in the fragment.
Fragmented notes from Melbourne and Launceston sports events show results from horse racing trials and juvenile handicaps, with King Eurobin defeating Pioman 2 to 1 and Piying in Ninharo. Bowling matches in North Launceston saw ABC defeat East by four points and Lavern may beat L.B.C. by a margin. crowd funds benefited from river tip revenues during a large motor sailing meet in Launceston.
Fragmentary remarks from wartime parliament discuss government controls on trade, unity, and civil liberties. Lieutenant-Oslons Abbott condemns anti war talk while urging support for the act to stabilize postwar commerce. Returned soldiers’ groups report feeling snubbed and demand fair treatment, with ministers cautious about enforcing new regulations.
Heartbroken husband recounts the killing of Samuel Cotton by his wife Arnelle at Leederville in November. He says her relationship with a man named Shisen led to the deadly act and that Shisen later attempted suicide. Cotton and two men nearby were wounded as the events unfolded and he claims she wanted him out of the house before the tragedy. The husband describes ongoing distress and his wife’s alleged infidelity as the motive.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a clearance sale of fabrics and millinery items including cotton crepe in multiple colors, silk blends, voiles, and accessories. It mentions prices, various fabric types, trims, and the phrase Commercial Savings Samples with references to ammonia, coats, and new goods.
Fragmentary OCR lists mining terms and names including Andrew and Kaagiiries Ali alongside locations and figures. The readable text hints at an exchange or sale context with limited specifics. No clear event, date, or result is discernible from the fragment.
The Mercury reports a postwar slump in osmiridium mining in Tasmania. Demand plummets as sales halt, prices tumble from prewar highs, and shipments pause. Districts such as Savage River and Mount Stewart see reduced activity with 300 to 400 workers affected. Trade shifts and government protection discussions aim to preserve Tasmanian ore while buyers cancel orders in England and America.
Traders report dwindling buyers at Cambrian Lake front with prices tumbling from higher to mid range and no clear bid. Analysts note liquidity waning as December approaches and many diggers race to raise cash for Christmas.
The Launceston Stock Exchange reports various stock listings with prices such as Broken Hill Proprietary at 66/6, Mount Lyell at 98/6, Crown Lyell Extended at 4d, Teeman Copper at 8, and Mount Bischof at 19/7, with several others including Royal George and Pioneers. Market quotes reflect mixed activity and commodity names common to the period.
Melbourne event lists boat entries with crew names and race numbers. Notable boats include Tongkah Harbor and change clubs, with listed weights and times. The fragment notes drivers and skippers such as Krell, Nonl-Howbery, Brevis, and Mount devel, hinting at a regatta summary from a Melbourne page.
A garbled note suggests Superintendent considers a quiet plan about water and a new port project. readable fragments indicate a late night meeting and potential project delays, with officials unnamed and location only vaguely implied.
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