Y W C A Notes on Cricket Arisocie Ton Meeting Attendee Count
The Y W C A notes a well attended Bite Triangle Cricket Arisocie ton meeting with five or six teams likely. Certainties include Dunsdon, Westlake, Westridge, Y W C A and Hall. Coaching to begin in October under Mr Wan Picknor.
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Bite Triangle
Eaton
Dunssvon
Westlake
Westridge
Y.wic.a
Hall
Ion
Gyi
Miss Cramwick
Mra. C. T. Campbell
Quean- Deyan
Sembara
Mesdamer Licks
Mildenhall
Hara White
Boye
Perth
Yw.ca
Y.w.ca
Queanbeyan
Rome
J. Webber
Colman
Midleton
Wouttu
Hirsé
Hirs. C. ‘T. Campbell
Dave W. Webber
Wool Prospects Improve Amid Partial Resumption of Trade
Wool markets show signs of renewed activity with Germany and Britain resuming purchases of wool tops and yarns, and Italy’s outlook improving. Germany’s monetary accord could boost a range of wool goods from Yorkshire, France, and Belgium, while Australian wool offers are reduced to stabilise prices. Auctions start in Brisbane on August 20 and Sydney on September 3, with the trade hoping for price stability and continued demand from Japan.
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Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Winetombe, Carson Ltd
Yorkshire
France
Belgium
Australia
Sydney
Brisbane
Topo
Quina
Fabrica
Plac
Japan
Pact Australian Seles
Vialtore
iNet Taree
Smmall
Kenora
Rantara
Africa
Kingland
After Sale Discoveries Bargains on Wool And Silk Goods
Post sale clearance advertises remaining stock across wool and silk items. Highlights include fair isle hose wires gloves ripple cloth filettes kasia flannel and model coats plus Mastercut coats woollen gloves and knit wear. Half price offers run to Friday with low prices on skeins of knitting wool.
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U.uity
Ain
Federal Club Championship First Round Draw Announced
The Federal Golf Club sets first round match plays for the Championship this Saturday with pairings including L J Dwyer versus G Long and H Teen against L W P Baker. The Tarago Freebody Cup team to face Tarago on Sunday lists Parker Chave Hughes Dwyer Cotterill Baker Fisk Ware and Ryan as emergency.
Japan's Trade Growth Seen From 1929 to 1934
A report to the International Labour Office says Japan's world trade gains are modest, due to efficiency and oilier factors rather than exploitation. It notes 1929 to 1933 trade values rose but remained small relative to world trade, with exports and imports fluctuating. The piece also covers Mr. Latham denying any trade understanding reached in Japan.
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Japan
We Jjapanese
International Labour Office
League For Nations
Iean
Latham
Melbourne
Saar Basin Commission Finds Police Inadequate
Geneva Tuesday report says Mr GC Knox, chairman of the Babe Commission, complained to the League of Nations that the commission could not rely on adequate police when addressing Neale. He asked for the inclusion of 2001 recruited ex-German speaking members of the League.
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Geneva
GC. Knox
Babe Commission
League of Nations
Commission
Neale
Knox
Cricket Season Opens October 6 With Six District Teams
The F.C. Cricket competitions begin on the flat Saturday in October replacing the first Monday start. Six A and B grade teams are likely to enter while Acton will not form. Amalie re-enters to balance the district. Eleven subdistrict clubs are expected to participate.
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F.C
Acton
Amalie
Heavy selling bank inquiry in wheat market
Returned soldiers press brief on repatriation failures and government aid. Wheat prices fell by about 4d in three days as farmers placed over 1,000,000 bushels on the market. Parliament endorses Royal Commission to study monetary policy and banking, and proposes legislation to grant broader access to consumable goods.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Commonwealth
el Dour
Congress
Bo Land Tnt
Homing Pigeons Prove Useful After Rail Breakdowns
A derailment occurred near St Boawella on the London and North Eastern Railway. The breakdown gang, two miles from the nearest telephone, used homing pigeons kept by the stationmaster to relay the message to Bt Boawella and the line was quickly reOpened.
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St. Boawella
London and North-Eastern Railway
Gaig
Boawella
Trac
Sydney Market Dull as Wheat Prices Drift
Sydney market reports a quiet day with virtually no business in wheat. Prices were steady with buyers offering around 3/4 UB, and overall activity subdued.
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Sydney
Canadian Flour Trade Accord In Ottawa Reported
Ottawa reports a growers agreement prohibiting further shipments of Australian flour to eastern Canadian ports. Australian flour will enter western Canadian ports free of duty under the pact. The deal limits eastern access while easing western imports for Australia.
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Ottawa
Canada
Britain's Largest Underground Reservoir Explored
A London correspondent reports descending into Britain's largest underground reservoir near Manaton Kent, describing a four mile length tunnel draining a drought stricken region. Ramagate Corporation uses the water daily with holiday boosts and engineers say a mile more bored may yield up to a million gallons daily.
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London
Manaton
Kent
Ramagate Corporation
Ramagate
Lune Wal
O. H. Jacobson
Enginee T
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