Australia must develop woollen industry to boost wealth
Paul Cheyne argues that Australia grows rich from wool and dairy exports like butter and eggs, but warns against neglecting woollen manufacturing. He urges tariff protection and the Paterson Stabilisation Scheme to keep profits domestic and expand local industry, suggesting Australia could rival the United States in wool production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Commonwealth
London
United States
Paul Cheyne
First NSW ruling on liquor restrictions after hours
Acting Justice Owen delivers the first New South Wales decision under Section 58 of the Liquor Act in a case from Lidcombe. Thomas Fitzpatrick faces potential conviction after a magistrate, relying on a Victorian ruling, acquitted him for carrying away two bottles of stout from the Railway Hotel when liquor sales were closed. The judge remits the case for finding altered in light of a later Victorian decision overruling the earlier judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Owen
Chambers
Mahoney
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Lidcombe
Fitzpatrick
Justice McFarlane
Victorian Supreme Court
Justice McFarlan
L. C. Badham
P. J. Ryan Stock and Station Agent
Office II PACMA street Parter is occupied by Mr B Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Ryan
Parter
Mr B. Morgan
Ward and Collins Trade Verbal Clash Over Alleged Inside Knowledge
In Canberra a political row unfolds as Mr Ward of the Labor party is accused of making a false statement. Mr Collins of the UCP offers £100 to any institution if Ward can prove the allegation about Japan trade and wool sales. The exchange occurred in the House of Representatives with claims of deferral and financial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Ward
Labor
Collins
Japan
R. Burgess
F.lo
M.J
Culwulla Chambers
Castlereagh Ogt
Sydney
Soldier’s Card Sermon Besets Church Service
English private John Orton faced a district magistrate after allegedly spreading a pack of playing cards during a church parade. He linked each card to biblical numbers and events, claiming a pious purpose, while the sergeant called the act disruptive and improper. The testimony and defiant reply challenged his conduct.
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John Orton
Pte
J. Orton
Mathew
Mark
Luke
John
Noah
Moses
God
Heaven
Sheba
Solomon
Birth Decline May End British Empire
London reports a health conference where Sir Leonard Hill predicts Britain's birthrate will decline, causing births and deaths to balance and the population to peak within three years before a long decline. He foresees England becoming a diminished, aging society and warns the empire may eventually end.
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London
Britain
Leonard Hill
Rows of Crosses in Paris and War Remnants
The writer describes a Paris to Harden journey visiting military sites and the Marne region including Belleau Wood where American Marines fought in June 1918. The text also notes a local betting case in Orange and a courtroom remark ending a gambling charge.
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Paris
At & Am
Joffre
Gallientia
Meauean
Marne
Maroyo
Lucy-le-Boxage
Belleau Woods
the Marne
Remnants of War Europe Tour Through France Landmarks
A travelogue mentions Marsden and Pudman offices in Boorowa, Britain’s Allied cemeteries near Reims and Meaux, the First and Second Battles of the Marne, and the damaged Rheims cathedral. It notes German cemeteries, a rebuilt cathedral facade, sandbag protection, and restored stained glass amid war ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chateau-Thierry
Meaux
Marne
Rheims
France
Tour of World War I relics and memorials across France
A traveler recounts visits to Rheims hilltop mine crater sites, Soissons cemeteries with various national crosses, the Armistice forest at Compiègne, and key monuments to Marshall Foch. The journey covers 300 miles including French and Allied memorials, ending after a long return trip, concluding it was worth the effort.
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Rheims
Champagny
Tony
Joan of Arc
Hill 108
Berry-au-Bax
Hindenburg Line
Soissona
Soissons
Rhetondes
Compeegne
Marchall Foch
Herr Ereberger
Foch
Marshall Foch
Paris
Not Offence To Telephone Bets Upheld
A man who runs bookmaker services by telephone is not charged with an offence if there is no proof of remuneration. Judge M. J. Ryan ruled in Orange amid gaming act case results. Three men faced charges unsuccessfully under the Gaming Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
M. J. Ryan
Remember Dates of Next Visit
Reminds readers of upcoming hotel visits by Royal Standard Hotel Boorowa on Saturday October 23 from 8 am to 6 am, Albion Hotel Young on Thursday October 21 from 8 am to 5, and Carrington Hotel Harden on Friday October 22.
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Boorowa
Royal StanDard Hotel
YOUNG
Albion
Harden
Carrington Hotel
Notice to Trespassers at Freshfields Boorowsa
James Heafey owner of Freshfields Boorowsa warns that all persons trespassing shooting or hunting without permission on property will be prosecuted from 17 May 1935.
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James Heafey
Your Daily Bread Harpley Takes Over
J CG Harpley assumes control of Your Daily Bread after leadership change. Details on new direction and operations follow, with focus on staff transitions and upcoming schedule. Local readers are invited to attend an open meeting to discuss changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Daily Bread
J. CG
Harpley
Bakery Ad From Court Street Boorowa
Court Street Boorowa bakery run by L L Kerry offers first quality bread and cakes with daily delivery. Specializes in wedding and birthday cakes with small cakes and pastries always on hand. Printed by Burns principals at Bodowa New South Wales.
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Court Street
Boorowa
L. L. Kerry
Emily Maud Burns
O Man Warner Burns
Linotype
Padman Street
Bodtowa
State of
New South Wales
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Norwich Unies Accidential. Co
Victoria Insurance Co
Mr, Collins
England
Hilton Moon
Alfred Byrne
Arthur Brennan
Cadia
Mnon
Moon
Byrne
Brennan
S. D. Bobbin
Public Accountant and
J. Bodmer
Marsden
Pudman
Sun Boorowa
Tooheys Pilsener
Teme
J. C. Harpley
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