08 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
1
Government notices announce public works tenders due Monday July 14. The document lists conditions for bids and the qualifying criteria, referencing Strahan, Polis, and Queene areas.
Take notice that all overdue accounts that remain unpaid by the 10th July will be placed in the solicitor's hands to collect the amount due.
Tasmanian soldiers urged to join the political arena of the Kimki Party at a Darwin conference. Motions sought to form a political body distinct from existing parties, with calls to unite for representation in Parliament and prepare for imminent elections.
The National Federation Convention wrapped in Melbourne with the president presiding as delegates debated platform additions. Key items include protection for workers, industry expansion, national safety, reorganisation of civil service, and defence measures, with emphasis on avoiding foreign dumping and boosting shipbuilding and domestic production.
A fragment from a local column describes a strolling Robur event with a quirky shop window vibe. Readers are invited to watch a humorous scene of patrons, men and women, enjoying tea and light fare as a group explores various shops and a special guide named Robur draws attention.
An article extols Alka-Hydro as a breakthrough in building, arguing cement substitutes produce durable, cheaper concrete. It claims concrete blocks offer lasting, strong structures, with sand and ghavel ready to mix, and outlines mixing ratios and curing guidance for damp weather to ensure strength.
A fragmented report describes an international league led by Layourk and Ditubooki, promoting humanitarian aims and collaboration with Austrian groups. It outlines objectives to advance knowledge and aid wartime propaganda while denying financial obligations, with references to assembly, public speeches, pamphlets, and coordination with allied committees.
A cable message reports concern that wartime Red Cross societies should not pose as conquerors while ongoing losses mount. The message cites discussions led by Lady Helen, president of the Australian Red Cross Society, and Mr. Devideow, chairman of a German relief group, about forming a league of Red Cross concern amid the war’s trauma.
Readers are warned about the dangers of unverified tonics and the misuse of medicines like Morse ending root pills. Officials emphasize observing natives fines, penalties, and public safety rules to curb harmful practices and protect the community’s health.
New York announces an international aviation event planned for August 3. The competition features premier pilots and major aeronautical teams racing across a challenging course, attracting spectators and press from across the globe.
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