Railway League Advocated for District Timber and Fertility
A public appeal described millions of timber in the district and urged railway construction. Rev J Harris proposed the Railway League and praised efforts to present data to the Public Works Committee. Dr Coane and Mr Michas responded with assurances of reliable statistics for the committee. A deputation met the Minister in Sydney, praising the league and presenting information. The National Anthem was sung as the meeting concluded.
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J. Harris
Railway League
League
Public Works Committée
Coane
Michas
Leaby
Sydney
Lengus
Doust
Bathurat Daily Argus
Lithgow Dlercury
Lee
Anthent
Agricultural Struggles and Market News From Rural Districts
Farmers face drought and delayed sowing across districts with mixed prospects. Wheat prices vary and malting barley gains attention as growers adapt to coarse feeds. Officials report open allotments for selection, while ploughing resumes amid rain and forecasts of better winter feed depend on frost. Local inspectors note backward farming conditions in several areas.
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Frayer
England
Coloner
Oller
Moleg- Argus
GE. Flueh
Bos Duck
Molous
Baldry
Peale
Aleslawn
McPhail
West Bogan
Pankes
Denk
Hao
Iimers
Witler
Budget Upheaval Shocks London Markets and MPs Debate
London reports rising beer and spirits prices due to new duties while motor car taxes rise from 40s to 46p per horsepower and petrol tax climbs. Unionist MPs form four committees to study Budget changes, with Lloyd George accused of over balancing indirect taxes for party aims. Critics doubt revenue forecasts as surplus hopes spark countrywide appeals. Mr C B F Masterman calls the Budget the greatest instrument for social reform.
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London
Lloyd George
C. FB
G. Masterman
West Ham
Stratford
New Turkish Cabinet Members Named in London Dispatch
London May 1 report lists Grind Vigier en Pash as Ministers of Finance and Interior respectively. Forid Pashin becomes Minister for Mneina and Mastin is named Minister for War. Other portfolios remain unchanged.
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London
Grind Vigier
Finance
Cobinet Pasha
Interior
Forid Pashin
Mneina
Ive Mien Mastin
Sulit Pasha
Natal Railway Strike Demands Press Government Stand
In London on May, Natal railway strikers submit minimal demands such as shorter hours and end of price work. The Government maintains its position, warning that noncompliance by Monday will result in forfeiture of all privileges and dismissal.
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Natal
London
World News Briefs from London May 7 1931
General Cables reports England leads with 14 583 points while America trails in a 4 179 miniature rifle shoot. Labour Right to Work Bill defeated in Commons 238 to 15 with Mr John Burns opposing. Somali Mullah forces suffer internal clashes. about a thousand desert to join the British. King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrive in Naples, Italy.
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London
America
England
Labour Party
House of Commons
John Burns
Edward
Naples
Aluxardra
Ford Gornall Cycling Meeting Entries Listed
The upcoming Ford Gornall cycling meeting received a long list of competitors for events including Miller Mile and Boy Half Mile. Riders from Sydney, Lithgow, Bathurst, and Wyalong are named, with other entrants and a note that more entries are expected.
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C. Pittendrigh
Bathurst
J. Honeyman
Rigton
P. M. Gardner
W. H. Perry
Gatiell
I. BR
McNamva
W. O'Reilly
W. B. MacGrath
A. Bell
L. Cosier
W. Sladden
A. L. Seaman
J. McGrath
C. John
Smi
H. Willett
T. Foran
G. Toware
Ranger
Hamond
G. Wight
Forrest G. Waller
V. Banaris
Edwards
F. Royal
G. Blackshouv
Dauney
BE. L. Dana
Paddy ‘Sreauor
J. Coffey
N. Davia
di K. McNaaine
Labor in a Ministerial Car at Burraga Banquet
Mr Beeby thanked the Minister for Works for the opportunity to travel in a ministerial car, a remark that drew laughs from Labor party members. The incident sparked banter during Mr Miller’s toast reply about good rapport between them. Flo praised Beeby’s ease in the car as Bathurst and its people were referenced with a quip about sharing transport between electorates.
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Beeby
Burraga
Labor Party
Miller
Flo
Mr. Beeby
Bathurst
Broken Hill Dispute Fails To Yield Settlement
The Broken Hill industrial dispute shows little sign of settlement. Port Pirie disturbances have unsettled operations as Block 10 seeks men for undersea mining but unions resist. Proposed amalgamation of Proprietary blocks and British interests fuels debate among shareholders. Tom Mann and Reaser may arrive, with opinions split on future arrangements.
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Broken Hill
Broken Ail
Port Pirte
Ganjéral
Uotonigm
Hall “Pnety
May Day in Melbourne drawn by mass meeting crowd
In Melbourne on Sunday about fifteen thousand people attended a May Day mass meeting near the Yarra bank. Tom Mann addressed the crowd with enthusiasm, warning that capitalists from Danlish to Russian aims push for new markets. An anarchist named Fleming, derided by the crowd, was escorted from the meeting by police.
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Melbourne
Ton de Yarra Bank
Tom Mann
Taned Fleming
Polics
Fatal Affray Near Newtown Bridge Leaves Man Dead
On Saturday night at 11 oclock two youths quarrelled after alighting a tram at Newtown Bridge. A violent fight followed during which Thomas Epsworth was struck on the face and sustained a fractured skull. He died later at home. An arrest has been made.
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Syikey
Thicf Youngz
Newtown Bridge
Thoms Epsworth
Volcanic Eruption Trails Across Wahita Island
Reports describe dense smoke and fire on Wahita Island near Auckland with steamers noting heavy flames from the east while a pall of smoke and cloud covered the island. Seismic shocks at Wellington caused alarm as White Island remains a perpetual volcanic site in Pisuty territory.
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Auinkland
Wahita Island
Leon
O’rlock
Wellington
White Island
Gay
Pisuty
Senate proposals aid Sydney University education
At the University of Sydney last night Mr Wood the Chief Secretary spoke to the Union of Graduates and Under‑Graduates about substantial aid for the University Senate. He said the Government could not meet all demands due to other Education Department extensions, but funding would support new departments maintain salaries and reduce fees.
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Sydney
Union of Graduates
Wood
University Senate
Senate
Education Department
W. P. Cullen
Enid
Hospital Saturday in Sydney Raises Funds Promptly
Yesterday's Hospital Saturday drew 3,800 collectors under good weather and yielded £6,069 by midnight. Lieut Shackleton donated £20,512 from his lecture proceeds, boosting hopes to surpass £7,000 total receipts. The drive, ongoing since inception, has now reached £72,993 with more donations expected.
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Sydney
Lieut
Shackleton
Surplus in New Zealand Budget Arouses Reform Promises
Premier Sir Joseph Ward announces a national surplus of £185,000 for the year, with excess over estimates. He pledges legislation on succession duties national annuities land tenure and amendments to the Bankruptcy Law to fund proposed reforms.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Bundsy
Joseph Ward
Australian footballers welcomed after long voyage
The Australian team arrived by the steamship yesterday and were officially welcomed at the Tote Anetraun.Manager Mr Gillinan praised the players for their conduct as they prepare for a match against Liem. The squad trained for six months and returned with a small deficit, affecting their standings.
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Sydney
Sunddiy
Trughy Lengig
Gillinan
Tunis
Liem
Universal half holiday law observed in Melbourne Sunday
The universal Saturday half holiday was inaugurated yesterday but most shops did not close due to Monday being a holiday in commemoration. The law was partly observed, with a monster picnic planned next Saturday to mark the change. In Sydney an unknown man was knocked down at the corner of Petteiet and Marl in Place, dying instantly.
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Melbourne
Sundlas
Sydney
Ouent
Peteiet
Marlin
Kijvd
Bishop Murray in West Maitland Diocese Deteriorates
Sydney reports Bishop Murray of the Roman Catholic Diocese of West Maitland is in a very low state and gradually weakening. His condition is described as hopeless.
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Murray
Sydney
West Maitland
Inter State Bowles Victory and Royal Claim Case Summary
In Sydney on Sunday MLA defeated Guannsland 3 0 to 8 0, taking the two of three matches. The report also covers a long, contentious chancery case involving Princess Catherine Radglwill of Russia and estate claims against Cecil Rhodes’s heirs. Gorst sought 10 500 pounds for promised profits, with a broader total claimed of around 13 012 pounds. A judge’s inquiry found no substantial damages for Gorst, while continued debate over executors remains. Also notes a persistent post influenza cough treatable with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Mla
Guannsland
New South Wales
Catherine Radglwill
Russia
Cecil Rhodes
Willians
Arthur Gorst
Greil
Rhodes
Lr. Gore
Llewes
Gorst
Walker
Messi's
Peter Walker
Gorel
Uo Laltor
Jolly
Askell
Olsun
No clear single headline from fragmented notes
A collection of local items mentions a Vic hospital typhoid cases, a West Australia cotton scheme near Derby, Chamberlain remedies, a Riverina estate sale, Orange show receipts, municipal appointments in Wodonga, and Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. The text mixes sensational and routine notices with advertisements and uncited claims.
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Derby
L. Edgeley and Co
Widglowa
Riverlua
Ctw
Th. E. Murphy
Fair Shire
Wodonga
Vic
Dleo
Pipa
Murphy Ste
Indy
Okcupy
G. J. Me. ‘Neill
Ardrat
Mora
Oanhat
A. Bate
Chariaville
Bush
Chamberlain
L. Edgley and Co
J. G
Fitupnittek
Morober
Orange
Clermont
Thos
Biddle
P.O. Clermont
Queensignd
Shelton
Sheldon
Genuine Volatile Eucalyptus Extract Warns of Fakes
The notice warns readers about counterfeit volatile eucalyptus extracts sold as Sander and Sons Volatile Eucalyptus Ex Puact. It cites expert testimony at the Supreme Court of Victoria and authorities over 33 years supporting genuine merit in the true product. It urges insistence on authentic preparation and cautions against dangerous impostors.
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Sander & Sons
Neurorn Witnews
Sanders
Badiot
Eaperte
Supreme Court of Victoria
Sander and Sons
Eucalypti
F. Hearne
William
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