Armidale Municipal Jubilee Ball Plans Revealed
The Armidale Municipal Jubilee committee met in Council Chambers with Mayor Aki Morgan presiding. They discussed band adjudicators, prize money for cornet and tenor horn, Jubilee week events, advertising costs, hall arrangements, and plans for a school design prize with a £1 prize and £2 teacher payment if winning.
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Armidale
Aki Morgan Btophena
Messrs
i _ TL. Docker
T. Jintos
B. OW. Olivor
J. Laurence
Iitchi
Father Currall
Dr. Austin
Lige Her Pennell
Canon Archdall
A. Parkan
W Big
J. Casteron
B. Bennett North
N.s.lw. Bands’ Association
Amd
Mitchie
Hospital Ranog
Bydney
J.B. Bullivan
Hopital Reneibab
Ritchir
Finlayson
Pesternod
Armidale Trenicle
Tadoney
Secentary
Thwan
Ald
Oliver
Brdney
Richardson
Advorthming
Dr. Ritchie
Mr. Richardson
Deputation Presses Refund of Superannuation Deductions
A deputation of railway workers urged the Prime Minister for refunds from the Superannuation Fund after dismissals or resignations. Mr. Buckley called the commission’s actions immoral and unfair and urged government intervention, while Mr. Oakes opposed premferme questions and suggested Cabinet referral.
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Oakes
Iskes
Maguire
Tuckley
Spain
Buckleu
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Mr. Buckley
Sovernment
Preferme
Buckley
Hughes
Oukes
The Sentimental Bloke Comes to Armidale Stage
Bo and Don Correll present The Sentimental Bloke at Armidale theatres on Tuesday July 4. The popular Melbourne and Sydney hit has delighted audiences with its domestic humor and emotion, led by Walter Dorneck and Mine Kileon Alexander. Ticket details at C. HR. Topham Sperial Buildings Beardy Street.
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Armidale
Don Correll
Melbourne
Sydnes
Phiy
Camashenbiy
Audienes
Moreton
C. J. Denia
Arndale Antheor
Swinney
Melbowrne
Walter Dorneck
Dennis “Blake
Tender
Whimerowt
Ib Atuke
Dereon Io
Mine Kileon Alexander
Ching
Ardoey Aml
Tophama
Sperial Buildings
Beardy-street
Cattle and Wool Auction Notes Across Australian Markets
Wool sale catalogues report mixed demand with price gains in some lines and declines in others. Buyers from New South Wales and Victoria showed strong activity, with notable competition among Continentals and Australian manufacturers, while some jet lines and mids declined amid variable pastoral conditions. A July sale is planned, with the next series in March, and continued attention to opening prices and market breadth.
Butchers and Station Act on Prices in Tallow and Hides Market
Market report notes lost fines of tallow at 20 to A and 10 to 20 per ton better in earlier eras as demand weakens. Sheepaking prices vary with best vines and hides showing strong demand. Heavy toe drums and first second pelt prices rise. Auerion leather gains. fire and second winters show better inquiry. Automims rise modestly while other descriptions weaken with rack inventories in poor demand.
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Joa
Auerion
Fire
Bird Ahowe
Dearer
Wild Pig Hunt Aboard Shows Harsh Pig Drive Adventure
A fragmented recount details a hunting voyage where pigs are lured and driven by hunters and a priest, with a family aboard and a warning of pigs turning tame. The narrative covers gear, a long trek, and dramatic moments as pigs are dispatched or captured.
Tea Industry and Precision in Production Standards
The article extols meticulous attention in tea growing and processing, praising a firm for its precise methods and quality. It notes rigorous testing, careful handling, and a steadfast commitment to high standards, sustaining public trust in traders who uphold superior production.
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Ceurtne
Taytin
Tory Ben Frmons
Nsw
Wabile
Bender Bos
Hewt
Rexzona Winter Skin Healer Promises Rapid Relief
Rexzona fends off wind and weather by healing cracked skin and guarding against infections. The product claims to prevent minor abrasions from worsening and labels itself the Rapid Healer, priced at 1/6 and 1/-. Available everywhere in Australia.
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Rexona
Rex
Australia
Mudgee Agricultural Society Reports Surplus Amid Payments
The Mudgee Agricultural Society shows a surplus of 40/2/11L from the year despite a general balance, with a 49 Th 44.0 shortfall from those who promised but did not pay. The president noted some members could afford to pay. receipts totaled LT5Y, with expenditures at 7 percent.
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Alice
Sean
Mudgee Agricultural Society
Wen
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