Men's Clothing Lot Features Various Shirts and Hosiery
A catalog style notice lists a wide range of men s garments including silk and cotton hose fancy shirts with pockets and designs, striped zephyr tourist shirts, heavy cotton twill trousers, khaki drill belts, British issued coats and pyjama suits. It notes prices per pair and per item in shillings and pence, emphasizing casual and workwear for men.
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EaczLan
Mens Flady Crey Zephyr
Cobie
Oxrom
Pockris
Caus Te Wach
Sted
Petisee Rey
Win Ufeg Sa Eich YE Coe Bach
Witt
Lvelee
Nek
Bach
Mei
Bond
Bende Havin
Wale Bach
Alee Fes
Senor Encaens
Jackie Coogan
Rigrar Ceeves
Bargains For Ladies at Bargain Prices
Historic catalog style sale notice lists silk hose, bloomers, vests, slips, dresses, and underwear in multiple fabrics and colors. Items include Excelda silk hose, Sunshine silk hose, crepe and satin slips, two-tone pajamas, and milanese pieces with prices ranging from 2/4 to 4/11 per pair or item. Appears to advertise broad assortment with emphasis on ladies apparel and undergarments.
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Emporieres
Dee
Wtanese
Gomers
Wien
Eadies
Ikea Ganese
Yale
Bach
Nps
Boland
Bond
Welcome Rain Deluges South Queensland With Widespread Falls
Rain drenched South Queensland for a 24 hour period ending this morning with general falls across the coast and Darling Downs. Central Highlands reported high totals including Taroom 105 and Tambo 78 while western areas like Windorah 68 and St George 161 saw notable rain. the Darling Downs received many locations exceeding an inch, and Bolton at 208, Quilpie 200, with lighter falls elsewhere in the North Coast and Far Central West.
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Brisbane
Lever
Arandangie
Camtral Highlands
Taroom
Tambo
Blackall
Tsisford
Windorah
Darling Dons
Thallow
Maranoa
St George
Bolton
Quilpie
Wyanto Divapbadi
Fom Inghan
Darling Downs
Premiers' Proposals Dominates Brisbane Session Debate
In Brisbane on June 24, Premier and opposition figures clashed over economic policy. The discussion centered on government expenditure, tax reform, and the Premier's plan for interest tax and wage reductions. Calls arose for faster loan reduction and broader government restraint to ease the fiscal strain, with debates on railway capitalisation and compulsory measures.
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Brisbane
Juve
W. Fongan
Sam Lesder
Keita
Coloimary
Ronvince
FYA
Cooper Labs
Beemer
Raasttern
Almeir Railways
Putin
Randolph Bedford
Wareqs
Wve
Hamien Lab
Uhaeay
ANC
Moore
Anaraia
Gregory
Debt conversion sparks Canberra debt plan debate in parliament
In Canberra on June 24, Labour and opposition members clashed over the debt conversion plan. J Curtin argued the plan contradicted government financial recovery policy and urged a return to improving budgets. Opponents alleged it mocked Labor roots and blamed NSW elections for timing while urging adherence to the August Melbourne agreement.
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Canberra
Ms. J. Curtin
Lab.a
McGarin
Labor
Theodore
Curtin
Australia
HS. Gullett
United, Vic
New South Wales ‘Electumns
D. Riordan
Lab. Q
Labor Party
Labo
Conference of Queensland Butter and Cheese Factory Managers and Secretaries
Brisbane reports the annual conference of the Queensland Butter and Cheese Factory Managers and Secretaries Association resuming with President Mary Newton chairing. A technical lecture by Professor Keay on cream neutralisation explained adjusting reaction to achieve a more basic pH, illustrating with a Blick board, and addressing related difficulties.
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Brisbane
Queensland Butier Ant
Myry Newton
Keay
Prinipa
Research Institute Needed for Queensland Dairy Industry
The speaker urged establishing a Daily or Queensland Dairy Institute within Australia. He argued that subtropical Queensland faces unique factory problems not solved by other states or the Commonwealth. A modest levy could fund a state research institute to aid local dairying and industry challenges.
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Commonwealth
Queensland
Src
Ble
Aindutryantan
Queensland Dairy Institute
Factories Praised By Dairy Officials In Queensland
MeO Kent of the Department of agriculture praised the dairy factories for cleanliness ventilation sanitation storage and care. He said managers and engineers had achieved high standards this year and Queensland should have nothing to fear if the industry maintains these efforts.
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Kent
Department of Sariculture
Ealing
Queensland
Britain Wrests Wool Record With 200 Minute Suit
In London on June 23 Vince Limited and Turners Bassey mills completed a wool processing run in 200 minutes from sheep to finished suit. The Domini ons Secretary oversees the event amid Wool Industries Fair preparations. The prior American record stood at 38 hours and 30 minutes, set by John Ketson of Bradford.
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London
Vince Limited
Turners Bassey Mills
Thomas
Dominions
John Ketson
Bradford
Australia Eyes Butter Exports Amid Asia Market Shifts
A parliamentary conference notes high standard as essential for butter exports with Australia poised to tap Japan and Java markets. Discussion covers climate, production quality, and the potential for longer term outlets. forecasts suggest continued gains through favorable trade routes and improved communications between Australia and Asia.
Speed record attempt sparks mill floor bustle
Lady Malcolm-Canibell, urged by her husband to back Yorkaline, watches workers rush material as a woman inserts 300 stitches in three minutes and hopes Mooli will wear a similar suit for his next record attempt.
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Malcolm — Canibell
Yorkaline
Mooli
Serious Charge Against Athletic Husband in Melbourne Case
In Melbourne at St Kilda Police Court today, Josephine Whyte, wife of Alan Joseph Whyte, alleged violence by her husband in a maintenance case. The claim was brought on behalf of herself and their young daughter.
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Melbourne
Iam Miller Whyte
Reaver
St Killa
Alan Josephine Whyte
Wood
Babs
Patent cure for digestive pain in early 19th century ad
Fragmentary OCR describes harmful acid in digestion and a quack remedy named Magnesia as an antacid to relieve pain and prevent further attack. It mentions a large package of the product available at chemists and a vague cure for gastritis and memory trouble, with dubious medical authority.
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Magnesia
Ivesia
Uulie
Whyte Charged Over Repeated Assaults And Maintenance
Mrs Whyte testified she married in 1927 and for three years received no support. She described vile language, threats to choke, and two assaults, with one incident involving a telephone call to her solicitor to halt the case. Whyte returned after Olympic Games visits Sydney and Melbourne, offering nothing. He denied violence but was charged with assault and desertion of wife and child. He was fined £2.
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Sydney
Melbourne
New Zealand Channel Swimmer Narrates Sea Encounter
A New Zealand girl, aboard the Australian Cable Service ship, recalls a European waters swim while discussing Esperance Bay and a shipboard attempt near Matta. She describes diving and landing near Ranshopagle docks as Captain Roderick offered reassurance.
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London
Ewili
Lily Copplestone
Esperance Bay
Matta
Ranshopagle
Bao Haperance Bay
Roderick
Kensie
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