Round the Shops Locket Fashions In Evening Wear
A gossiping note on locket style and rich fabrics for evening wear. It highlights book-shaped lockets, onyx panels, and pearl sprays, plus velvet and brocade materials in new tones like violet and Lorenzo green. Mention of travel-scent containers and Australian gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind
Luis XIV
Helen
Elaine
Jersila
Miso
Lorenzo
Verity Article Delivery Note
A damped envelope containing the Verity article was supplied for processing. The note indicates the item is ready for handling and transcription under standard archival procedures.
World tour plans of Mr and Mrs J R Nock
Mr and Mrs J R Nock will leave by the Kyngle rail for Sydney tomorrow where they will join the Awatea for New Zealand. They will tour the Dominion for two weeks, then pass through the Panama Canal to England and the Continent before returning to Australia via America. Several Brisbane residents and visitors are noted in transit and holiday activities across Toowoomba, Warwick, and Nambour with social events at Hotels Canberra and Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Nock
Sydney
Hey
New Zealand
Dominion
Panama Canal
England
Australia
America
Creaghroo
Momiba
Helen
Tom
Rockiampian
D Giemehs
Harey
Swain
Will Pend
Toowoombs
Noel Walker
Currumbin
Innes
Brisbane
Bell
HN. McPher
L. McIyer
Canberra
Phyllis Danaher
R. Quilty
Hughenden
Carlton Hotel
Slater
KM. Wood
Owktanda
Sandgate
A J. Jackson
Knight
Melbourne
Manoora
Phillips
Bowen Hills
Forego Any Relief Tax For Granite Belt Growers
The Southern Division of the Queensland Country Women's Association in Toowoomba discussed Granite Belt farmers facing a harsh season. They proposed the government forego relief tax and later withdrew a motion urging removal of a four tax in the Granite Belt. Mrs G Baldock was elected provisional president of the Southern Division with other officers and district vice presidents named. Discussions included emigration opportunities for British subjects and attracting young people to farming, with members stressing the need for government action to support land settlement and migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Queensland Country Women's Aax
Granite Belt
Ballandean Branch
G. Baldock
Souther
Aswoc Tiiteg Watt
Castelion
Mas Keath
Met
Oranes
Aliralia
Estromwenns
Bolt
Jessie
Battery Euraeans
Mis BA AteiOl
Anuny
Tania
Electrical Display At Wynnum Opens Public View
An electrical display hosted at Memorial Hall Wynnum Central progressed from yesterday and continued today and tomorrow. Miss Chandlers Pty Ltd and the Electricity Department organized the event at the Wynnum branch of the United Housekeepers League to benefit wind for school children. Mrs I Matnamel opened the display as president of the Wynnum League received requests and Mrs WL Dart declared it open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Memorial Hall
Wynnum Central
Yes Tercy
Missie Chandlers Pty. Ltd
Dee Ficiment
Brisbane Cie Counell
Wynnum
United Mousekeepers’ League
Wennum League
Wl’ Dart
Handicrafts Taught To Crippled Children
A report from the Arts and Crafts Society describes handicraft teaching for crippled children. The display at the royal National Association Shovy shows public ideas of the work. Details are in the report to be presented at the society meeting on March 14.
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Royal National Association
T He Arts and Crafts Society
Mantras Putther
Society
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