Cranbrook Notes on a Cranbrook Marriage Ceremony
The marriage of Max Meliien Weacock to Lentie Pearce Jures in Cranbrook took place at St Ghywald's Arable Brook with a decorous ceremony. Both families received toasts and a reception followed at Hackwell. guests included Mrs Peacock and Minx Margaret Rett. A later gala in Cranbrook featured a variety of musical performances and a fundraising event on July 10 to clear debt on a granite war memorial.
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Max Meliien
Weacock
Yduniges
Mes
Peatcock
Hockwell
Cranbrook
Lentie Pearce
Lilbside
Cranbrook Inte
Ashford
Kent
England
St. Ghywald's
Arabebrook
Colury
Hutt
H. Mengler
Lily Dale
Tenterden
Naundera
Katanning
Aise
Mr. Peacock
Minx
Margaret Rett
Ccatch
Teune Ta Perth
Hvidal
Rockwell
Trevelyan
Hillside
Legal Institute
Arundel
Mrsw. Pearce
C. Osborne
Mr. Osborne
T. Osborne
Messrs. Mengler
TL Wightwreck
Mr. Barker
Carrick
Mev
Mr. Wightwick
Dr. Hill
Mt. Barker
Merdame- Wightwick
Hill
Mish Partridge
Intler
Nunigup
Supreme Court ruling on wool label deception in underwear
A Supreme Court decision found that labels using terms like merino wool natural wool or Australian wool misled consumers into believing underwear was all wool when it largely contained cotton. The ruling held such branding constitutes unfair competition despite long use and trade familiarity.
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United States Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commissioners
Garmania
Bradstreetx
Commissionerm
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Appeal Court
Appeal Court Decision Was Reversed. To An Opinion By Mr. Justice Brandeis
Aod
Currency and Prices in the League of Nations Report
The Geneva memorandum on currency links price declines to note emissions and circulation. It notes retail prices lag wholesale, fictitious wholesale drops, note destruction, home hoarding, and export of notes reducing effective circulation. It discusses cash holdings rising during slump and a delayed rebalancing after 1921, with lasting immobilization of purchasing power and uncertain future price movements.
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Leagth of Nations
Geneva
Figin
Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade Meeting Summary
The Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade held a Thursday night meeting with good attendance. The secretary reported supplying accessories and noted plans for a farewell to retiring Chief Officer, a presentation by the board, and a social to bid farewell to Mr. Lopsley. A First Aid class was arranged with Wilkie to arrange an instructor if needed.
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Saetberg
Albany
Hiv
Capraise
St. Dabin
Hirst
Wok
Fire Brigades Board
Thehree Monoths
Bruce
Hrew
Urigade
Wroly
Hrigade
Lupeley
Everaty
Milne
Seukems
Himolf
Lopsley
Milliver
Wilkie
Creer
Witchery of Gum Leaves and the Eucalyptus Industry
A Sydney Daily Telegraph piece extols eucalyptus oil's vast uses from disinfection to perfumery and industrial products. It outlines oil varieties, extraction via heated leaves and distillation, and the refining process including freezing, washing with caustic soda, and vapor separation, noting the oil's strong native Australian identity and limited overseas transplantability.
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Cader
Sydney “Daily Telegraph
Dhe Perib
Ballarat
Leagven
Air Force
Australia
Australian oil purity impacts global export trade
Article notes contamination reduces the medicinal value of Australian oils and harms glands and product quality. Points to a large export business relying on purity to maintain the oil’s world fame and demand. Mentions potential growth if purity issues are addressed.
Poultry Notes Warn Against Overfeeding and Poor Housing
A early poultry column argues farmers waste time with poultry at the back door and urges field grazing, simple grain rations, and careful records. It cautions against overcrowding and poorly vented coops, notes feather pecking risks in small yards, and suggests humane remedies before culling.
Country Party Criticisms in Kalgoorlie Miner Editorial
The Kalgoorlie Miner brands the Country Party as a spent factor in State Politics. It cites bribery through three portfolios, asserts ministers Maley and Broun lack influence, and accuses the Party of subservience to the Premier. It laments diminished independence and notes public scorn, urging stronger rural representation.
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Kalgoorlie
Country Party
Mesars
Maley
Broun
Gentias Country Party
Parliamentary Country Party
James ‘Mitchell
George
Sraddan
Celebateh
Bia
The Batson Plot at Paddington Station
Danny Batson plots to reveal Vin cent Avondale’s fate and swindle funds, approaching Madeline and Barbara at Paddington Station with a tale of a drowned man. He risks Stark’s wrath or jail as he weighs truth against self preservation in Chaper XII Batson’s perilous choice.
Mysterious revelations amid a tense London club meeting
Danny Batson admits little as Madeline Westley and Barbara press for truth about Vincent Avondale. Amid talk of plots to kill or spare a man, Batson hints at a secret plan to visit a riverside location, while the group debates the alive or dead status of Avondale and the alibi surrounding his fate.
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Danny
Meaey
Dana Batson
Madeline Westley
Ae Batson
Ing
Eves
Wood End
Barbara
Gexhien
Danny Batson
Madeline
Fixator
Vincent Avondale
Donny
Babs
London
Albany
Danny Baton
Ghostly meeting promised by jailed plotter in river hut
Madeline and Barbara confront a scheme stirred by Danny Batson to lure Vincent Avondale to a secret rendezvous at Wood End Ferry. Danny vows secrecy while warning of danger as Madeline agrees to secrecy and prepares for a perilous journey to the riverside hut. Reuben and Stark appear linked to the plot, hinting at finance and betrayal.
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Mark
Danny Batson
Danny Baigon
Danny
Stark
Vincent Avondale
Vincent
Reuben Avondale
Wood Rod Ferry
Dangy Batson
Paddington Station
Madeline
Barbara
Bookestall
Donny
Wood End
London
Jory
Ant
Elon
Sedalien
Wood End Ferry
Indy
Oroke
Madeliog
Gould Noves
Miadeline
Hal
Anyyah
Reuben
Father
Maximeline
Madline
Clarence Westley
Albany land sale notices for cultivation plots in Denmark Town
Albany issues land sale notices listing prices for cultivation plots in Denmark Town and suburban areas. parcels 272 Bub and 676 Town priced at £18, 580 Town at £20, and others at £30 £36 £15 £45, open for selection within 30 days. buyers must pay within 30 days of sale the value of improvements on each lot.
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Denmark
Albany
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Ames —Peacock
Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
H. Wiley
Maghherama Quitrmedu
Agent Folk
Haglish
York Stress
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York Guest
Church of England
W. Berliner
Peoveixton
A. Spratt
I. Wellateal
Mead Office For
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ST. Veorgh's Terrace
Perth
T. B. Cabins
Fire Marine Accident
Tomlinson
Southern Union General Insurance Company OF Australia, Limited
St. George's Terrace
G. L. Bowman
Mamager
Eeseek
Jorns
Haa
Ic Mora
York &Taret
Aed Boot Church
Acvesurina
Chargas
Sangalows
Yorks Street
Albany Co-Operative
Butter Factory & Na Company, Ltd
Cold Stores
Es Rail
Tumdays
Comurenor
Miate
Wester & Couper
Pertwee
Country Party and Politics
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China
India
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East Indies
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Italy
Japan
Ceylon
C. E. Robins
Benov
Guarantend
Perna Avention
Nots
Hesaddress
Gurgeyme Mead
Albany Butchering Company
Man of
Silene
Fate's Bagger
Shapter XII
Batson
Noah Stark
Land
Pab
Setorkan
Ole
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