Boland's Price Notice and Fashioned Merchandise
Fragmented OCR lists Boland's Price items with dates and color notes such as Mocha and Blonde. It mentions fashion items, finishes, and assorted prices in a garbled catalog snippet. Strong entities include Boland's Price, dates like 12/11 and 9/11, and color descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone
Oland
Taupe
Boland
Monaco
Soland
Avice
Monica
jez-Vous
Regent
Siades
Iscurt
Mocha
Bolands
Jes
ILAND
Brisbane radio schedule with music and news features
A detailed Australian broadcast timetable outlines daily programming from early morning through night. It covers news services courtesy of Daily Mail and Daily Standard, weather data from Commonwealth Weather Bureau, musical interludes, opératic gems, social and feminine chats, fruit and farm reports, and a late evening concert by the Brisbane Municipal Concert Band with speeches from local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Australian Shoes Association
Sun-Herald” News Service Ltd
Daily Mail
ILO
Queen's Hall
Beethoven
Metropolitan
Ruth Russell
Moon
British Official Wireless
The
Constitutional Club
ABLC
Brisbane
Newmarket
Daily Standard
Jerus
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
D. J Garland
ABC
F. Jackson
R. A. Wearne
B.A
Central Technical College
City Hall
Brisbane Municipa
Banditenstreiche
Brown
Macbeth
Winnie Duncan
EF. Jackson
Nairn
John Anderson
My Jo
Burns
Hoge
Mrs. Cockburn
Jessie
New Zealand Cuts Canada From Preferential Tariff
Ottawa reports New Zealand has excluded all Canadian imports from its preferential tariff as part of a temporary move amid ongoing plans for a new trade agreement with Canada. The action follows cancellation of concessions on Canadian motor cars and is seen as jockeying for a favorable position ahead of broader negotiations with Australia and a future treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
New Zealand
Canada
Canaan
Canadian Premier outlines trade pact and tariff plan
Ottawa June 1 The Premier Mr Bennett said the Canada Australia trade agreement likely to be submitted to Parliament this session for ratification. He blamed the former Government for New Zealand tariff actions and said tariff changes would be limited to items needed to aid unemployment. Immediate 1 percent excise on all goods imported into Canada to be paid by the importer or transferee when goods are released from bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bennett
Australia
New Nd
Canada
New Zealand
Orders Cancelled Amid Tariff Fears in Auckland
Auckland merchants cancel orders to Canada in response to tariff rises. A firm immediately halted a £5000 order, while the manager said the move is a slap in the eye, contrasting with their Empire trade preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Canada
Premier's Remarkable Speech on Canada's Budget
The Premier and Finance Minister Hiennett delivered a sweeping Budget speech detailing Canada’s rail debt of £190,000,000 and £28,000,000 added to the railways in eight years. He touted tariff benefits, proposed dumping duties to curb unfair competition, and noted trade treaty aims for virtual advantages. Expenditure for the coming year exceeds receipts by about £221,000,000, with £15,000,000 extra revenue planned and a near balance at £2,000,000 short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hiennett
Robb
Canadian National Railways
Determined Challenge in Bennett Budget Tariff Fight
Ottawa on June 1 reports Premier Bennett promising to retaliate with tariffs against all budgets to confront high imposts on Canadian exports. He argues Canada risks becoming unprotected as most countries are shielded from foreign competition and cites widespread tariff schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bennett
Canada
Price fixing bill debated in Victorian Legislative Assembly
Melbourne June 2 The Premier E J Hegan explained proposed price fixing and regulation of combines and price fixing organisations. A price fix ing commissioner and deputy would be appointed under a Queensland style act to curb profiteering, fix maximum prices, and allow seizure of withheld commodities with declared price. Debate adjourned for two weeks for opposition comment.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
E. J Hegan
Queensland
Victoria
Australia
Tribual
Saisd
Sir Stanley Argyle
Communists and A W A union leader in Townsville talk
Townsville June 2. The South West labour scene shows unsettled industrial position due to Communist propaganda against shearers and shed hands. The Australian Workers’ Union state president C G Fallon, visiting Townsville, dismisses opposition and says the new union effort in the pastoral sector is fading. Fallon has covered 4000 miles touring the pastoral press in support of the union.
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Townsville
CG. Fallon
Australian Workers' Union
Aw.s
Mrr
Fallon
International Labor Conference backs eight hour day in coal mines
Geneva June 2 The Committee on hours of work in coal mines rejects workers seven hour day 29 to 16 and seven and a half hour day 24 to 19. Employers eight hour day rejected 29 to 15 with Som abstaining along with Holland and Ceecho-Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
International Labor Conference
Holland
Ceecho-Slovakia
Debts and Claims Meeting in London Discusses Sorat
The Anglo-Soviet Debts and Claims Committees held a session in London on June 2 to review concerns surrounding Sorat. Officials outlined the current position and potential pathways for resolution, with delegates emphasizing adherence to treaty terms and financial accountability.
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London
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Vors Boland’s
FWEAR
niehet @ith
To & Boland
Oland's
iCstea
Bys’ Wear
Ano
Poland
Col
Yas Rns Limited
Gaiety Theatre
Palace and Gaiety
Palace Theatre
Palace
Fox Movietone
John McCormack
Ireland
Alice Joyce
Maureen O'Sullivan
John Garrick
Farrell McDonald
Tommy Clifford
J. M
Errigan
Radio
Beau Bandit
Rod la Rocque
Doris Fenyon
Paramount
Billy House
FOX
Metone News
Palace & Gaiety
Ralph Lynn
Mary Brough
Yvonne Arnaud
Namic
Cenrine
Evelyn Brent
Regis Toomey
Grd
Fate
Aml Comacienes
Police
Pittard and Chactys
Billy
North
Howard Brockway
Percy Grainger
Irene Scharrer
Mark Hamboure
Joseph Hislop
Strickland
Rachmaninof
Grothe
Milton Hayes
Monty
Jack Pawne
Atherton Golf Club
Hales
G. H. Morrison
J. A. Bravery
F. Turner
R. Marnarne
Solean Simms
Ha Bowden
M. Marnarne
FP. Walke
R. Marnarne Ser
R. Turner Wee Nesses
Cloutier
J. ‘O' Sullivan
Artarne
G. F. Turner
Australian Cable Service
United States
Kolynos
Victorian
Communists
A.W.A
T. McDonald
Cairns and Innisfail
Mall Ish
Adrianne Allen
Owen Nares
Edna Best
Love
Scandal
Billie Dove
Clive Brook
Sidney Blackmen
Leila Hyams
Dana
Pathe Sound News
Reginald Denny
Fifihi Gire Cliff Edwards
Marion Nixon
Rex Bell
Belle Bennett
Mans
Whithek's
L. A. Wilkinson
Northern
Tropical Theatre Corner Cairn
Phone
P.O
W. R. Eddleston
Mosman Apwt
J. O'Callaghan
Excelsior Cycle Works
Lake Street
Cabang
Old Man
Pete
Coow Wailing
Lewin & Call
Pisa St
Sydney
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