Homebush Stock Sales Feature at Flemmington Saleyards
Sydney buyers attended a Monday sale at Flemmington with 14 000 sheep and lambs penned and 2 600 cattle offered. General quality was fair to average with lambs and inferior stock plentiful. market unchanged from the previous sale. Prices ranged from 2s to 30s per 100 pounds, with various grades for sheep, lambs, and bullocks.
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Sydney
Flemington
Uwe
Bette
Waa
Legion
Wool Sale Outlook Shows Strong Demand in Sydney Trade
Spirited demand across all descriptions, prices higher than last week. Greasy merino sold up to 17d a pound with 14 bales from Woolbrook, while total offerings reached 10,544 bales and 1,016 sold at auction. 278 bales were disposed of.
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Sydney
Wales
Woolbrook
Mirpil Relief for Sunburn and Windburn
Describes Mirpil as a soothing, cooling application to relieve sunburn and windburn. Claims relief is enhanced if applied promptly after exposure. Mentions Mirpil as soothing and healing with powder and cosmetic uses.
Officer inquest into Miss Tongel case and vanishings
The coroner’s inquest hears evidence from Miss Rosie Ryan and Miss Tensor relatives detailing missing marches and a planned trip abroad. Statements describe forged cheques and financial strings tied to the deceased Miss Tongel, with witnesses noting deceit, a gun, and a gunshot fatality. The inquest examines Tatian factors of illegitimacy comments and family dynamics surrounding the death ruling as a wounding.
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Mating O'fbotorun
Alury
Tensor
Catiorne Ryan
Jereet
Rosie
Ryan
Mexico
Raid on Hotel Police Charge Fails Rober Willian
Police report a disorder incident at the Commercial Hotel where a man named Rober Willian allegedly tried to book a room while under the influence. He claimed to be a traveler but admitted staying at the Victoria Hotel the previous night.
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Rober Willian
Queanleyin
Disin
Heen
Sumgoinl Nuerly
Suilvanl
Commies
Goulurn
Victoria Hotel
Queanseyan
Williams Thomas O Brien
Commercial Hotel
Fragmented Public Notice About Bararved Rights
Partial readable line references restrictions on information and intelligences with rights reserved, suggesting a damaged public notice or legal disclaimer about ownership and access to material.
Chamber of Commerce Protest in Hotels Prompts Action
Local chamber leaders and hotel keepers rally against Department sector policies. The unrest centers on trade rules and mounting tensions in hospitality venues. Officials and shopkeepers clash over regulations while public complaints rise.
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Nosines Arme
Counnacres
Sydney
Yylia
Jose Poopie
Eve Dager
Prometheus Magazine Copies Arrive for Canberra Sale
Additional copies of the Canberra University College magazine Prometheus have arrived from the metropolitan distribution and will be on sale in the Federal Capital over the next two or three days. Purchasers are advised to secure their copies immediately.
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Canberra University College
Prometheus
Ager
Federal
Northern Territory Lecture By Mr Blain To North Canberra ILSS
Mr A M Blain MLA for Northern Territory will lecture to members of the North Canberra sub branch of the ILSS next Thursday night on his experiences in North Australia.
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A.M. Alain
Northern Territory
Canberra
Ilss.lla
North Australia
Mt Pleasants New Tourist Road Opens For Valley Views
A new Dew Woll-gail tourist road from Duntroon to Mt Pleasant enables visitors to view the Canberra Valley and Federal Capital. The Duntroon Observatory offers an excellent vantage point, while the road is praised as a special attraction for residents and tourists alike.
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Canberra
Duntroon
Old
Duntroon Observator
State Lottery Sydney Drawn Prizes Announced
The 2101h State Lottery results list major prizes with winners named by syndicates and individuals. Prizes include 33,041 to Peter syndicate Miss T McDonnell of 1 York Street Waverley and 71,808 to Ingleburn syndicate Miss Killen Gresm of Ruthtin Road Ingieburn. The 20 Trices syndicate led by Mr JS Myerson of 82 Pitt Street Sydney won 73,302. the next draw is scheduled for Friday.
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Sydney
Peter
T. McDonnell
York Street
Waver- Wey
Ingleburn
Killen Gresm
Ruthtin
Ingieburn
Tene Hegarty
Blomington Street
Wollunemgath
Ban on Lords Prayer Sparks German Church Protests
In Berlin on Sunday bells rang across Protestant churches as thousands joined an emphatic protest against the imprisonment of pastors who refused Nazi worship decrees. The Rhine Provinces issued a decree threatening punishment for reciting the Lord’s Prayer, seen as clashing with national socialist principles.
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Berlin
Germany
Rhine
Wenich
Sulphur Embargo Sparks Strong Deputation Protest
A dense, garbled account notes a sulfur embargo protest by a deputation. Mentions the House, Senator Johnson, and calls for action to move the policy debate toward the regular session, with references to Amps toss and related parliamentary maneuvers.
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AE Chti
Fikine
Elimetoulalven
Tan
GrimaLy Peeves
Ale Geeway
House of Mepefeent Liven
Johnstiir
Ile Mwance
Pine Creek Murder Trial Linked to Betting Act Trial
The Darwin Chief Secretary signals use of the Gaming and Betting Act next session to curb alleged updaters. Government debates public protection and water tips for starting price betting as officials discuss sporting information released by wireless or telegram before races.
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Sydney
Chatfey
Upe
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Perio Health
Secerely
Homebush
Sydney Wool Sales
Feonn
Horman
Swhiab
Gafieer
Elie
Maver
Elesian
Moon
Sluekinbinkil
Ani
Misa Tengen
Mise Tonge
Inhd
Mondy
Mit
Toneer
Matenseo
Stoekit Bingel
Aviardy
Thismus
Chamber OF Commerce
Mr. A. M. Blain
MT. Pleasant
Pine Creek
Darwin
Rinso
Melody
Lever Brothers
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