Weather disrupts football and plans for a select team
The misfired weather stalls football with only a single practice match possible. Organiser Mitchell updates on a forthcoming rumba campaign, barley and dairy industry talks loom as Mourilyan mill and Hutter factory seek loans. A late railway drive hints at local leisure amid cold, with odds against reaching Goong Hill by horse and trap.
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Rising Costs and Deficit Forecast in Western Australia
Perth reports rising deficits as the Treasurer cites a current year shortfall of 905 654 pounds against a twelve month deficit of 199415. Railways face an 188 000 pound loss, worsened by arbitration wage increases and coal costs. a surplus is hoped for by June to reduce the yearly deficit.
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Norrie Defends Ireland Talk amid British War Claims
Senator Norrie speaking in Neenaka backed Irish self defence while criticizing British methods as harsh and betrayed by autocrats. The State Department said the government is not interested in American involvement with the International Court of Justice and that League Council plans will not influence U.S. policy.
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Ravenshoe Notes Reflect Local Events and Meetings
Ravenshoe notes cover a range of items from market effects on dairy and meat prices to football results and social events. A Tamantia football match saw the Ravenshoe seniors lose 1 9 to nil while the juniors won 3 1. an excursion train to Herberton carried Whig meeting attendees. The Water Department reports higher water flow. races are planned for July 10 and a sports meeting for July 2 to aid the Sion Association. The School of Art committee approved finances and arrangements with a Picture Co. resignations and upcoming annual meetings are noted.
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Alan
Trvinebank
Ravenshire
School of Arta
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Picture Co
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Renrew
Party for Russia in Sydney Discusses Transport Links
June 21 report from Sydney notes the Travles Mall Council weighing a plan to approach the government and the Russian Consul on transport. mentions mechanics and addresses involved and aims to coordinate with officials.
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Libel suit against Manly official yields damages
A libel action brought by Ale. ifalward Reidy, Mayor of Manis, against Maurie Brown, estate agent, Manly, resulted in a verdict of £5000 damages, with a stay of proceedings. The judge warned about reputational harm and intervention during the trial.
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Ifalward Reidy
Manis
Elaining
Maurie Brown
Manly
Tragic Creek Accident Claims Mrs. Hogan
Mrs Eliza Hogan aged 44 drowned after being thrown from a horse while crossing a creek near Grafton on Saturday. Her husband recovered the body eleven minutes later. She leaves two daughters.
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Eliza Hogan
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Mystery ships vanish near Cape Hatteras under calm seas
The Commerce Department probes the disappearance of three cargo ships off Cape Hatteras within two months. Earlier a sailing vessel vanished with all men and cargo intact, while a later ship sent no distress signals before vanishing.
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Commerce Department
Cape Hatteras
Iit
Renewal of Anglo-Japanese Alliance Proposed by Foreign Office
Foreign Office suggests extending the Anglo-Japanese Alliance for three months starting July 1 to cover continuing diplomatic and security cooperation. The proposal aims to preserve balance in Asia while negotiations proceed.
Oxford and Cambridge award two blue for aviation
Oxford and Cambridge have agreed to award two blues for aviation in recognition of flying prowess. The first inter-university air race is scheduled to be held at Hendon on July 16 in London.
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Cambridge
Hendon
William Mosley Charged With Stealing Furnishings
Remanded in Brisbane after rearrest at Landsborough for allegedly stealing a suite of furniture valued at 447 from the Oxford Square Furnishing Co. The accused will await a Sydney court appointment.
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William Mosley
Landsborough
Oxford ‘Square ‘Furnishing Co
Sydney
Dermax Skin Remedy Ad Claims Clear Youthful Tone
An advertising snippet touts Dermax as a rare skin product by Kin Man, promising a clear, young look. It extols a skin regimen claiming thinning brown tan and a fresh, tight appearance, with unclear product details and pricing.
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Lear
Cricket Medals Ceremony Noted in Australian Team Memory
A match memorial event honors the Australian cricket team with a BOW medal inscribed for the hundredth test match. The ceremony spotlights celebratory medals and represents continued recognition of players and officials.
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