State Lottery Drawn in Sydney Tuesday Totals Multiple Prizes
The 21st State Lottery was drawn today in Sydney with major prizes listed as First 63887 tied to a syndicate in Clyde and other entries including 90943 linked to Bob In syndicate and 99108 The New Start tied to Mrs N Davidson Rozelle. The 248th Lottery is scheduled for Mayday next.
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Sydney
Willis
George Street
Clyde
Bob In
Bannson
Nort Terrace
Adelaide
N. Davidson
Cor. Street
Rozelle
Fowrsh
Church Street
Newcastle
Baby care ad copy with framing about soaps and creams
A fragmented advertisement style passage promotes Johnson's Baby Soap and Baby Cream for babies. It mentions using powder and soaps while hinting at routine care and bath time. The tone resembles an old time catalog snippet praising gentleness for infant skin.
Australian fleece wools market steadies as demand shifts
France and Belgium emerge as active buyers in Australia while January prices dip versus 1934. Skirtings drive value gains with better belt wool and higher rates for bellies and locks. European recovery remains crucial for sustaining overall wool sales and mill turnover into 1935.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
ea @ man's
Sey
Australia
Commonwealth
Yorkshire
Japan
France
Belgium
Bradford
United
Sydney wool sale shows firm market with strong competition
At Sydney wool sale the market held firm with good competition mainly from Yorkshire, Japan and the Continent. Greasy merino fleece sold to 18d a bale from Armidale after 10,808 bales offered and 9,649 sold. 662 more disposed privately. Notable consignors include Covenry Bros Armidale and Henry Price and Sons Mudgee with numerous bales at 10d to 18d per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Yorkshire
Japan
Continent
Armidale
Farmers and Grasziera’ Co-operative Co
Coventry Bros
Henry Price and Sons
U Pyramus
Mudgee
J. R. Armour, Bookham
J. B. McFeeters
Yass
J. Lonergan
Mudgee) Company Ltd
J. J. Horton
Yusa
Riles Grills
K. A. Finlayeon
100 YDS CHAMPIONSHIP AT POOL PROMISES BRILL IANT SPRINTS
Tonight the Miles Cox Cup features the 100 yards club championship for 1934-35 with both men and women. Lindsay Knowles stunned favourites in the Saturday potts cup and aims to repeat. Miss Honour Till yard, Margaret Dullard, and Del Calthorpe lead the women’s contest. Ailsa Maple Stone misses due to a strained muscle.
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Lindsay Knowles
John Smith
J. L. Davies
Missen Honour Tillyard
Margaret Dullard
del. Calthorpe
Mise Ailsa Maplestone
Esmo
Dullard
E. Peterson
W. Campbell
Miles Cox
Cox
Water Purification Talk in Wagga Assembly
In Tuesday's Assembly Kilpatrick pressed the Health Minister for details on Mur rumbidgee River water in Wagga. The Minister, Mr. Weaver, said no report had been received and promised a full inquiry into the representation and possible grant for a purification plant.
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Sydney
Kilpatrick
Assembly
Wagga
Murrumbidgee
Weaver
Mr. Kilpatrick
Remand in Fire Damage Case At Burbong Settlement
Alan Luke Colverwell 45 faces three charges of malicious property damage after allegedly setting fire to tents at a settler camp near Burbong. Lawyer F F Mitchell did not object to adjournment. Colverwell released on 80 pounds bail.
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Alan Luke Colverwell
C. Waugh
Colverwell
Burbong
F. F. Mitchell
English women golfers to play at Canberra
The Australian Ladies' Golf Union fixed dates for the forthcoming ladies carnival against the England team. No matches will be staged outside capital cities, with Canberra hosting the event.
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Canberra
Melbourne
Australian Ladies' Golf Union
England
Eingllah
A.L.G.U
Je Eversons Intelligence Featured In This Issue
A brief note outlines special sources of information and credits Je Eversons Intelligence as a published feature in this issue with all rights reserved.
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Jeeversons
Child Killed After Falling 60 Feet From Railway Cutting
Four year old John Clarkson died after slipping through a fence into a railway cutting and tumbling to the tracks at Oatley. His five year old brother was with him when the accident occurred. Melvane, a settler, witnessed the fall and helped remove the body.
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Sydney
John Clarkson
Oatley
John
Charles Melvane
Melvane
Pension fund critique at J Club address in Sydney
Actuary T M Bremner reviewed Government Bear schemes pointing to NSW Government Railway and police pension funds as inadequately funded. He praised the State Superannuation Fund but warned the Commonwealth pension scheme shifts costs to posterity, potentially quadrupling future expenses.
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Bydney
T. M. Bremner
J Club
New South Wales
Treasury
Commonwealth
Bremner
Aunt Mary's Baking Powder Cooking Contest Opens in Kingston
Medals, Tillock and Company's lady representative will be at Menara J B Young Ltd Kingston until next Saturday to supply information and to conduct a cooking competition. The event is set for Friday February 15 at the Albert Hall. Six prizes. Entry forms available at storekeepers with no entry fee. docket from Aunt Mary's Baking Powder must accompany entries.
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Tillock and Company
Menara
J. B. Young Ltd
Kingston
Albert Hall
Menora
Aunt Mary
Peterson brothers set Canberra Grammar School record in 1935 intake
Canberra Grammar School opened the 1935 term with 102 pupils including five Peterson brothers, oldest Eric as captain. The 64 boarders and 38 day students mark a record for the Federal Capital Territory. Other duplicate surnames include Campbell Champion Davis De BalI Dalhunty Fletcher Hirst James Merriman Miner among a capacity enrollment prompting expansion plans for 1936.
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Canberra Grammar School
Federal Capital Territory
Petersons
Robert
Eric
H. A. Peterson
Department of External Affairs
Peterson
Campbells
Davis
de Balis
Dalhuntys
Fletchers
Hirsts
James
Merrimans
W. J. Edwards
Non-suit in Canberra fencing contract case
In the Canberra Court of Petty Sessions Judge Hanswick dismissed the case brought by Henry Newcombe against William Webb for 24 pounds 4 shillings. The defence argued the claim lacked proper notice under the ordinance and that the contract arose outside the award. The decision noted the payment was on account, not wages. The complainant faced costs.
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A. G. Hanswick
P.M
Canberra Court
Dickson
Release from gaol of Janice Hoban in Tamworth case
A successful application to Justice Davidson in the Federal Bankruptcy jurisdiction led to the release of Janice Patrick Hoban of Canan Road Tamworth from gaol. Hoban had been imprisoned for defying an order by Justice Lukin in the Bankruptcy Court to surrender 1690 and 70 tons of lucerne to the Official Receiver.
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Hoban
Justice Lukin
Lucerne
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Johnson Dertigs Tektin Medera A
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Len
Yew
Paling
W. George Street
Sydney Wool Sales
Miles Cox Cup
Wagga Water
Arnott
Arnotts
Pirate
Ainslie - Rotsopin
Schweppes
Watson
Johnny Walker Dewar
Dickens Glen Kinchie
John Haig
John Jamieson
Grants McCallume
King George White Horse
Logan's
Golderge
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E. Spendelove
Peggy
Mr. Powder Puff
Puff
Hollywood Way
Lux
Sam
Kar Francis
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