Dress Bargains In Plain Weave Fabrics And Silks
Readable fragments list a sale of dress fabrics including plain FU GI-DE-LU weave in various colors with sale prices per yard, plus striped tobrolco, poplin, linens, satins, crepes, ginghams and voile. Mentions include Beige, Champagne, Sky, Lemon, Brown, White, Emerald, Pink, Mastic, Navy, Black. Several items highlight strong wear and fast colors with varied yard pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Tobralco
Nuro Poplin
St. Yard
Samson
Fider
Avelent
Wisie
Silk Bargains at Sale Prices on Various Fabrics
Silk bargains advertise crepe de chine and georgette in multiple shades with sale prices per yard. Colored satin promises durable wear in many colors at reduced rates.
Viny Silk and Crepe Fabrics at Sale Prices
A fragmented textile ad outlines sale prices for silk, crepe, and colored fabrics. It lists gray, black, navy, and multicolor options with yard prices like 2/11, 6/11, 2/6, 2/11, and 9/11, highlighting values and varieties such as striped patterns and new Saxe and Nile tones.
Main Roads Work and November Statistics
Brisbane report notes November activity under State and Federal roads acts with 122 020 pounds in works and about 2263 men employed. Fifty schemes authorised, including drainage and road rehabilitation on Milla Milla and Yandina Coolum links. Bowen Don River bridge and Burdekin River projects progress. Cairns Range road usage cited.
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Brisbane
Bmusiail Vo
Mt. Beppo
Toogoolawah
Shire of
Esk
Ambulance Work Welcomes St John Delegation in Brisbane
Sir John Crescott Hewett and other St John of Jerusalem delegates are greeted in Brisbane after a Darling Downs visit. An ambulance gathering hosts a One Tree Hill reception with the Governor and Lady Goodwin, a first aid demonstration, and praise for the Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade's efficiency and global reputation.
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Brisbane
Darling Downs
John Crescott Hewett
Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
One Tree Hill
St. John Ambulance Association
Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade
Empire
Inquiry into Black Deaths in Central Australia Reports Mission Critique
Adelaide January 7 Federal Board chaired by A H O Kelly hears evidence on native fatalities in Central Australia after a 170 mile ride. H H Heinrich, acting Superintendent at Hermansburg Mission, says Miss Annie Lock would marry a black man and objects to women missionaries among natives. He claims mission work harms natives and urges restricted cattle-country hunting and forced labor for able natives. Hermansburg is ten years old with no conversions despite sustained effort. A miner, Seller, recounts attempted murder of a black tracker by natives before Christmas. the tracker was left for dead but expected to recover.
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Adelaide
Federal Board
A. H. O'Kelly
P.M
Cairns
Central Australia
H. H. Heinrich
Hermansburg
Seller
Alice Springs
Arltunga
Victorian Objection to State Preference Policy
Melbourne reports Sir William McPherson will urge the Canberra Premiers Conference to drop state preference in public contracts. He argues a 13 percent preference for local material obscures federation and may violate the Federal constitution. He also plans to discuss appointing a trade commissioner in Canada to boost Australian markets.
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Melbourne
William
Bruce
Canada
Bid for Afghan throne spurs escapee march from Calcutta
Calcutta January 4 Prince Sirdar Muhammad Omar Khan a royal Afghan rival escaped from parole at Allahabad in disguise and reportedly crossed the north west frontier to bid for the throne Strongly pro British Omar is among six sons of the late Sirdar Muhammad Khan The Government of India offers a large reward for his detention Kabul reports King Amanullah rewards troops after rebels are driven back Patrols bombers and severe weather mark the ongoing crisis in the region
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Calcutta
Sirdar Muhammad Omar Khan
Amanullah
Allahabad
Omar
Sirdar Muhammad Khan
India
Kabul
4Anullah
Ther
Shinawakis
Innisfail Court Hears Disturbance Case Against Gleeson
Innisfail Police Court heard John Gleeson charged with creating a disturbance and using obscene language. The testimony described him bludging on a woman, leading mobs at the Crown Hotel in Chinatown, and threatening violence. He contends much of the police account is inaccurate and seeks less severe penalties. The magistrate imposed fines totaling £8 with defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
May Keily
Tuohy
John Gleeson
Brisbane
Cairns
Tuoly
Crown Hotel
Chinatown
Innisizi
Pengl
Aitkin
Mr. Aitkin
Calbre
Town and Country Passengers Head for Sydney Holiday
Marron and Moffatt of Gordonvale Hospital are to travel by the Canberra to Sydney for a holiday. Miss Willey Rosemary plans a Canberra departure on Wednesday for a South visit. Mire Helen Hope, visiting Far North areas, returns to the South by Canberra tomorrow. Mayor Ryan of the Cairns District Hospital will travel south by the Canberra tomorrow.
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Marron, Moffatt
Gordonvale
Canberra
Sydney
Willey
Rosemary
Mire Helen Hope
Maror Ryan
Cuirns District
Farewell Meeting At Salvation Army Hall
A farewell gathering will be held tonight at the Salvation Army Hall to bid adieu to Capt and Mrs Austin. All are invited to attend.
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Salvation Army Hall
Capt
Mrs. Austin
Salvation Army High Council split looms over Booth saga
London reports a dramatic Salvation Army High Council meeting at Sunbury may hinge on General Booth health and presence. The Daily Express notes a possible English focus versus international delegates, risking a split if Booth or a successor is chosen. Bramwell Booth’s foreseeing letter hints decades of internal struggle.
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Salvation Army
Daily Express
Booth
High Council
Catherine
General Booth
Sunbury Court
London
The
Sunbury
Herbert Booth
Adelaide
Bramwell
Where is the General Booth in London mystery
General Booth’s whereabouts remain unclear as officials deny immediate resignation ahead of the Hi Council meeting. Speculation names Higgins or David Lamb as likely successors, with Eva Booth noted as a potential candidate while circulation of a Lancashire watchmaker’s windup device adds political tension.
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London
Booth
South Wold
Hi Council
Higgins
David Lamb
Eva Booth
Murray and Bennett Solicitors in Cairns Firm Notice
Abijah Murray Notary Public and Joseph Bennett Commissioner for Papua listed at National Bank Chambers Spence Street Cairns. Notice identifies a legal practice duo with official roles and contact location.
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Murray and Bennett
Public National Bank Chambers
Spence Street
Cairns
Abijah Murray
Joseph Bennett
Commissisoner
Papua
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Manchester
Iin
Vin
Sith
Price
Mack
Tara Helio
Saxe
Mastic
Raul Viette Rowe
Eagal Wies
Mi Oes of
Chaneam
Berlereen
Nile Msaroam
Cerise
Ig Calico
Stra
Elephant Brand
Valve
PRUCE
Yuri
Tim Rey
Eas
Feria
al Cahico
Marlins _Ltd
Lake and
Shields Streer
Cairne
Innisfail—Millaa Millaa
Burdekin Bridges
Don River
Bowen
Haughton
Burdekin
Lowevel
Home Hill
Ayr
Burdekin River
Selheim
Cairns Range Road
Cairns Range
Q.a.tb
Sir John Hewetts
Sir Francis Humphreys
Gould
Innisfail Care
Sergeant Tuohy
Sunday Express
Lancashire
Eng
L. A. Miller
Shields Street
Kenneth J. Ward
LDQ
Cloutier and Goldfinc
A.C.B
Abbotist
L. O'Brien
L.v.q
Northwestern
Uni
Chicago
U.S.A
Penn
Philadelphia
Toronto University
Abbotts
Kelly’s
S.M. M
O.S
Sui ME
Siz
SM. M
Dexi
VUGL
Luvisca
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