Imperial Loyalty and Australian Industry Faces Major Setback
The piece argues that Dominion loyalty to the British Empire is tested by government contracts and trade choices. It notes New South Wales appointing an English firm for North Shore bridge work, while South Africa orders rolls from German and French suppliers. The author laments missed opportunities for Australia’s meat export and racing industries, accusing the Australian Prime Minister of neglecting domestic and Empire interests in favor of former colonial powers.
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Australia
Empire Confervece
War Office
U Dominion
Exrlieton
Dominions
England
Sirenger
New South Wale
North Shore Bridge
Tissantly
South Africa
Jileomd
Local and General News Items Mixed with Opera and Theatre Notes
The page blends reports on Royal Grand Opera singers, performances and charity events with local notices. It mentions Mary Bitle and the Crowne Hall conference, a Kiddie style film lineup at Arcadia with Bellboy and The Man with Two Mothers, and social details from Armidale and Sydney. It also covers school and team notices, political remarks in the House of Commons, and a London to Sydney telegraph-style update on Percy Heptomtes.
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Royal Grand Opera Singers
Marroty Bitle
Thos. H. Ince
Arcadia
Goldwyn
Mary Alden
Newt
Sylvian Beeumer
Linamia Stingebory
Ton Mix
Tony
Aeperial
Charles Chaplin
Jackis Coogan
the Kid
Armidale and region social and obituary notices
A heavily garbled regional notice list reports birthdays and jubilees at Archbishop Redwood’s event, transfers at Armidale and Bank of New South Wales staff, a marriage in Armidale with Rev Dr OBrian officiating, and a death in Walcha area. It mentions joining dates, family ties, and local church leaders with scattered biographical details.
Out and About notes from the Gleanee column
The Gleanee reports a string of small-town anecdotes and social happenings. Topics include rain forecasts, dog ads, a band rehearsing, a bowling match, witty comments at a Parents and Citizens meeting, alarm and fire talk, boxing show chatter, and a decision at an Executive meeting about space for traveling showman James Jones and old watches.
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Mr. MrArthur
James
McArthur
Guyta
Cure
Ext
Annual exhibition of Arm ith Pe A and He Assentiin
The article describes a three day event starting Tuesday March 1 with the Ascadbatian promoting a financially rich program. Highlights include horse shows pony racing and motor displays plus a sales and auction segment. Prize money donations and notable participants are listed with event logistics and admission details.
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Luke Prier
Ascadbatian
VLRO
Ada
Comeniien
Veot-pmmline
Aml Berkumpiege
Beer Abbedtead Co
Hunan
Speekel Vradios
Feeene Amantie
Glen Tines
Weilmsday
Toile Maret
Hay
Weeshi
McArihir de Haa
Wrhithy Simpson
K. White
Goris
Nortiy
Tanner
Alesdis
McArthur & Go
War Office missteps cited over imperial trade contracts
The Daily Express criticizes the War Office for handing a 50 000 pound contract for roamed meal to a foreign firm, urging Britain to favor Dominions and colonies regardless of price to bolster empire economics and cohesion.
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London “Daily Express
War Office
Oma Toreien
Australia
Empire
South Africa
Raila
Aive
Ioke
Dominjons
Death inquest into Walter Robinson suicide at Burwood
An inquest into the death of 58 year old Walter Robinson, who shot himself at Burwood, heard a letter where he spoke of facing people, feeling desperate, and ten days of awful conditions. A finding suitable was recorded.
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Syaney
Walter Robinson
Burwood
Quarry Explosion at Kiama Injures Two Men
At the State quarry in Kiama yesterday about thirty detonators exploded badly injuring Edward McKeneie a powder man. Cornelius Duggan ganger who was leaving the ammunition room where the explosion occurred was also hurt.
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Ordney
Kiama
Edward McKeneie
Cornelius Duggan
Ganger
Foot and mouth outbreak hits Dereham cattle
The Department of Aericaiture reports a fresh outbreak of foot and mouth disease at Dereham in Norfolk. Eighteen cases have occurred.
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Department of Aericaiture Co
Dereham
Norfolk
Wreck of Armagh Off Sydney in Remembered Wreck
Salvage Association reports the cargo salted from the Armagh wrecked near Sydney to be worth about £50,000 in actual value. Salvage continues until the vessel breaks up or is blown up in halves as planned.
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Sydney
The
Salvage Association
Armagh
Queensland Premier Theodore Seen Set for Policy Push
Australian press notes Queensland Premier Theodore Theo is poised for key reforms amid financial discussions. Sources indicate tentative success in planned policy shifts and broader economic approach, with expectations from Australian Preps Association and observers on Thursday.
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Theodore
Australian Preps Association
Theotore
Queensland
Neely
Strikers Submit Claims to Federal Arbitration Court
Members of the Storemen and Packers Union who walked out at wholesale grocers and druggists warehouses have returned to work and decided to submit their grievances to the Federal Arbitration Court. The action follows their strike and aims to settle disputes through official mediation.
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Adelaide
Priciny
Storemen and Packers’ Union
Federal
Alpine Tourist Falls From Cliff in 200 Foot Plunge
A fragmentary report states that Alpine tourist Citi Yuncken fell about 200 feet from a cliff edge near Alpine Friday. Mr Koceluske and others were reported assisting. one person landed on a ledge 000 feet from the top. Details remain unclear in the damaged text.
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Citi Yuncken
Koceluske
Bork
Lockie Verosea Ibn
Boyce Appointed Minister in Sydney Court
Sydney Friday reports that Mr F Weyer Myf is to be honorary minister and Joseph Carruthers will head the Upper House. The decision follows the new cabinet reshuffle as ministers and councilors prepare for duties.
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Boyce
Sydney
F. &. Weyer
Myf
Floods Hit Cattle Stations in the Territory
Floodwaters swamp cattle stations in the Northern Territory. Reports indicate extensive damage to livestock facilities and pasture as widespread inundation affects remote outposts. Local authorities coordinate relief and assess agricultural losses across affected regions.
Australian Goailing Championship Preview Incomplete Text
Fragmentary report on Australian Goaling Championship with names Fridis Varin McLievilt and Wanganad New def Fund. Text garbled, key actions unclear, mentions dissatisfaction with fairness and staging details, unable to confirm results or dates.
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Sydnty
Fridis Varin
McLievilt
Wanganad
New Dei- Fund
Gesterdiey
Melevit
Area Under Crop Highest Since 1917 in South Wales
Vue Slalisthelan reports that area under crop in Ske South Wales shows the largest figure this season since 1917. The report notes a significant rise in wheat and barley plantings across the region, with farmers optimistic about yields.
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Sydney
South Wales
Factory Fire in Pasay Destroys Mill and Offices
A factory fire at oyaney, Pasay, destroyed by dM. Manners & Go. The blaze filled the area with smoke, threatening nearby properties and causing significant damage to the whale sale crovers and manufacturers. Fire crews battled the flames but the building sustained extensive damage and the risk extended to thousands of poricule.
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Pasay
Nicholleinet
Surety Us
Dm. Manners & Go
Armed Burglar Forces Grocer to Hand Over Cash Box
A grocer at Waterlow was confronted by an armed burglar. The assailant demanded the cash box and fled. The box contained about a two shillings in silver. The grocer was bailed on the same night.
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Sydney
Waterlow
Motorists to Pay Upkeep of Roads
Mr Bavib, Attorney General, speaking for the National Roads Association, urged motorists to bear part of road maintenance costs. He said a Roads Bill would be submitted to Parliament early in the next session if funds were raised.
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Sydney
Bavib
Allarmey-General
Ad Urawsing
National Foads' Association
Umea
Tio Minin
Sesson
Bruce Returns In Melbourne On Saturday
Bruce arrives in Melbourne on Saturday as the Prime Minister Brunele plans export shifts in Meliwirne around March 4, affecting a later Saturday schedule. The travel and policy changes involve Bydiney and Friday notices.
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Melbourne
Bydiney
Prim
Brunele
Meliwirne
Handling Food SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS at Factory
Friday Sydow reports on formal investigations into handling of food by factory workers. Two bowel cases are outlined and those involved will be medically examined as part of the inquiry.
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Sydow
Persinal
Body Found in Bay Near Newcastle Identified
A body was found floating in Gustle Hill Bay near Newcastle. Two men claimed they identified him yesterday from a photograph as Jack Harris. In Newcastle he was positively identified as BE Marshall, a dredge worker who had been employed there for several years.
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Gustle Hill Bay
Newcastle
Jack Harris
Hydney
Be, Marshall
Post Office Robbery Findings Safe Carried Away
Burglars entered Woanana post office early this morning and made off with a safe in a car. The container held about £160 in cash stamps and other valuables.
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Sydney
Fridmy
Woanana
Man remanded on charge of malicious wounding
John McGragny is remanded at the Central Gaol on a charge of having maliciously wounded Rose Bescham. It is alleged that he stabbed the woman in the thigh with a butcher knife.
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Sydney
John McGragny
Central Gaur
Rose Bescham
Secured
Shipping Trouble Declares Steamer Slagh in Port Lyttleton
A labour council condemns the clearance of a steamer bound for Port Lyttleton after it sailed seaworthy doubts arose. The union seeks an inquiry into who authorized the clearance as crew faced peril at sea. Secretary A Moats warns lives were at risk without pump support and lifeboats were readied.
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Ntennes
Lyttleton
Weaser
A. Moats
Stewards’ Union
Davy Jones Lockyer
Caplan Hollit
UAL
Teesha
Conneil
FURISTENE + Essetion
Oficera
Semnon
I. of Auditor's
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