Melbourne Letter Describes Prince Visit and City Pride
The Melbourne correspondent reports on a royal visit at the Melbourne Cricket Ground with children in attendance and a warm reception. The piece reflects on Melbourne libraries and art galleries, the Australian Church schisms, and civic pride as the city regains its normal pace while facing an uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Tim
Wae
Rundov
Melbopewe
Cotheden
St. Paul
Riley
Perth
Tai
Plunders-street
Higgie~botham
Hubert Stout
New Zealand
Intellec
Pocicy
Charle Btrong
Beals Church
Seata Church
Strone
Albany
Museu
Coutey
Leason
Dunedin
Mitchell
Sagow
Grony
Capetown
Joarning
Australis
Australia
Sydney
Glanrow
Kethor
Methourte
Patel
Dave Lee
Commonwealth
London wool sales show varied demand and prices
Dalgety and Co report mixed results from the 12th series of public wool sales in London. Strong European buying steadied late, with American buyers cautious and fertiliser shortages prompting government action to release blood and bone manures from eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dalgety
Sydney
Iannight
Gealand
C. F. Baxter
Melbourne
Baxter
Mitchell
Ss. Woolgar
Sydne
Cream and Kinds of Joan Open Cream Plant Output
A news item notes a cream plant ready to supply the public with pasteurised milk products. The article emphasizes high quality dairy output and the plant's readiness to serve trade and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Health of the Nations and the League Covenant Health Pact
International health research will be launched in London by global representatives welcomed by Minister for Health De C Addison. The Covenant pledges the Allied Powers to promote health, worker safeguards, and maternal protections, with Britain urged to join a broader international health council beyond wartime sight. Britain’s war-age health findings, including 871 769 fit among 2,425,184 called, spurred calls for housing and social improvements to sustain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
International Council of Health
Britain
Lloyd George
Cary
Tt Waa
Young Folks Chapter Sparks an East Meets West Bond
In a breezy seaside scene Sunbeames and Celia Binclair meet Copper-top a rugged Australian with Highland blood and a brave Yankee boy as they play on the sand. A playful encounter evolves into a budding friendship amid sunbonnets chalk cliffs and drifting tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeames
Coppertop
Moj
Bunfom
Ghort
Homegate
Beane
New York
Cetia
Celia
Bunbeema
Puzzle column on war costs and missing words prompt
The note surveys Britain and Australia war deficits and a May treasury report showing a growing deficit and rising revenue. It lists figures for Britain £11.9 billion, Australia £522 million, and May 1010–20 deficits, alongside questions from last week’s puzzles and a set of word and math riddles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Australia
Auetediich
Gid
Borrow
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Ormonde
Eraz
Drew, Robinson and CO. “Quality” Drapery House
London Wool Sales
Albany Tea Rooms
York
Atrest
Sno
Carter
Frulteror
York Berert
Mie Whitra
Bela de Tea Bowl
J. B. Martin
Handy Food Shop
York Stccet
J. Hartley
York Street
Johnnm
Stirling Terrace
Oralgie
Blake
Town
Batha
Wr. W
Nickisnon
York-et
T. B. Carter
Blalt
Aeason
Harvey Co-operative
Boviety’s
Voert Wiles
Eet
Penfold
Riel
Otel
Pea
Sherny A Gantreas
Jenadaes
Alby
Telaphone
G. Boyle
Jas. R. Anderson
Hiu
Todd
Sm Craigie & Wlake, Poprievorn
Hiskele
Eamon
John C. Mews
John Summers
Stirling Street
X. McKen Zoe
Burling Terrece
W. A. Bearman
Vth
Farrier & Top
TIMES
Albany Hotel
Dick Scott
the Old Sport
Scott
Commercial Union Buildings
ST. George's Terrace
George H. Johnston
Drew. Robinson and
White Star Hotel
Albany Butchering Company
Frederick Street
J. M Hallyburton
Housewives
E. Tassell
Perth Road
H. Wiley
Tullder
Gonwnetor
Dolnory
Esplanade Hotel
Middleton Beach
Aervice
Ogee
Albany Milk Supply
Singer Sewing Machine
Hell
Orient
W. Gent
National Library of Australia
London
Charles Farrar Brown
Lew of
Ravensthorpe
W. R. Nott
Alam
E. G. McKenzie
Mal-De-Mer
Wong Cailing
Oor
Sach
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