Destructive Blaze Ravages Coonamble Center Street
A fierce fire last night devastated central Coonamble destroying multiple business premises including hotels and stores. The blaze started at the School Arte building and spread rapidly aided by strong winds, with emergency crews and residents aiding in firefighting as several structures and homes were left homeless. The Bank of Wingshe Shire and Convent were spared, but extensive damage left two blocks severely affected. Authorities controlled the outbreak by dawn and advised residents to stay clear as repairs and investigations begin.
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Monk of
South Wales
Anntrutlan Bank
Wingshe
Eason
Fieneral Storream Watehaiker
Rainn Catholic Am
Mae Phremmen Cully
Rchved
RONDI TRAGEDY IN STORM AT KYDONEY
A man and a woman were caught in a fierce storm near Kydoney. The man fell overboard and did not return to shore. The woman, shocked and frightened, was taken to hospital after the event.
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Kydoney
Tei Ivbeechewedd
M Bond
MM Te
Mone Cie
Monalay
Celgene
Ex Wien
Dervions Frolle
City Hospital
Australia’s Trade Surplus Despite Canada Exports Drop
Australia’s report shows Canada exports fell while value increased, with official figures indicating a sizable trade surplus for the country. The data cites millions in exports, highlighting shifts in trade balance and economic impact.
De Haviland 4 Her Austin Ga Reunion and Ceremony
A fragmented report notes De Haviland in Georgia with connections to Miss Mavilard and Bungendor Hill. It mentions a brief visit, a possible engagement or congratulatory moment, and a ceremony held this afternoon at a Harner venue with references to Lady SOM and a state figure.
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Minn Ie Mavilard
Bungendor Hill
Yeetentay
Canberra
Viet
Som
Monaghon
Senate
Address in Reply Adopted on the Voices Labour Tactics Puzzle
The address in reply to the Governor General was moved by Mr Grosvenor Francis and others. Speakers attacked the Labour Party on arbitration and labour policy while defending coastal shipping and North Australia development. The Prime Minister faced interruptions as debate consumed Parliament with no clear opposition plans, and the vote on the address in reply passed amid loud exchanges. tariff board reform to be considered next.
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Grovernor
Asperet
Grosvenor Francis
Uni
Orner
Grosvenor Pranets
Bern
Omfort
Tayal
Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Aline Hot
Lahour
Labour
North Australia
Northern Territory
Tashour Party
J. H. Boullin
Purrone
Parsars
Fenton
Mariby
Elston
Arbitration Court
Prue
Thriuee
Tosien
MeLera
Workera
Ghent
Bruce
Bat
Hruce
Wryce
Labour Party
Ute Nabirese
Tax
Jinesent
Wis
Bon
Benater Cox
Caphaltien
Bey
Cor Velomen
Pear
Elie Itv
Rengter Couper
Caberca
Patel
Senate Debate Highlights Government Stability and Policy Hopes
In a heated senate session the debate touched on government stability, public support, and the direction of policy under the current minister. Speakers urged continuity of progressive policy while criticizing delays in addressing workers’ issues and economic concerns amid political tensions.
Bombay Riots Fire and Kidnap Plot in Past Calamity
Reports detail a violent surge as troops are called out during a Day of clashes linked to kidnapping rumors. Mill workers attacked Pathans and police tried to restrain mobs. The unrest disrupted business, markets, and hospital admissions rose from injuries including police.
Japanese Consul To Be Govt Guest Try Comsat
Japanese consul arrives as government guest and will be delivered to the Government House in Canberra. The event includes a lantern ceremony and a reception with dignitaries. a formal itinerary appears in the notice.
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Cumerri
San Thosdas
Wien
Alice
Albert Phat
Colin
MD. Wilvston
Carie Conmail
British Ministers in contact with rival Indian rulers
The British government maintains contact with rival Indian kings during the Mauer Conference. Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister's figures discuss safeguarding exits, evacuation, and local authority coordination. High-level exchanges aim to ease governance and avoid entanglement in internal Indian affairs.
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Mauer
Wana Dod
Pritteh Cnet
Tel
Anunullak
Lav Lloyd’ Viell
Prince of Wales coalfields report denial stated
A London article notes that after fringe Wales interview with Mr Baldwin, it is decided the Prince of Wales will not visit South Wales collieries. A detailed report of His Majesty's views for publication is prepared, with newspapers already speculating on the outcome.
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Booally Merah
Wales
Plahdwin
Tia Bewen
South Wales
Franks Hoyul Mighness
Northunderland
Kirhuani
Coneternia Bon
Tnline
de Prinen
London
RAF seaplane crash kills two occupants
A Royal Air Force seaplane crash near Calatad Welmesatiay resulted in two fatalities. The aircraft, towing a buoy at about 1,009 feet, collided with the liner HM. A. Cirwnt from Mi Mend and Lieutenant Hichand, both reported missing after the incident.
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Calatad Welmesatiay
Aboernt
Ancue” Coheed
Ule Liewienan HM. A. Cirwnt van
Mi Mend
Sane
L4rnienant Hichand
Exciting Test Finish as Australia Presses for 89 Runs
In the Fourth Test at Adelaide Australia trails by 89 runs with Bradman to bat. The weather stays warm as Australia resumes, wickets fall and White and Tate toil for punctuation, while Kippax and Ryder steady a fragile partnership before tea. The match unfolds with tense batting and bowling, raising hopes of a late Australian fight.
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Australia
Bradman
Adelaide
Hiekcom
Jackson
Uae
Tate
Larwood
Hammadwert
Woodtill
Hammond
Jack Ron
Oman
Maine
Alinhe
Gerry
Kameda
Kips
Australis
Wes
Kippax
Hendry
Georg
Hanndry
Pieter
Ole Palin
White
Ryoher
Ausiratia
Finch
Ryder
Maka
Kiggxmma
Hyder
Larweed
Kippem
Cieary
Bodey
Witte Waite
Mae
Nun Amerike
Pate
Dryder
Tarwood
Duckworth
Kippas
Hin
Goury
Hendren
Tradmen
Old Hee
Dinkey Hammond
Lindi
Alttough
Ayer
Wradman
Highman
Beckett
Eures
Unclear cricket scorecard fragment with mixed English names
Fragmentary score details from an England match showing players such as Hobie Oldfield Hendry Mutlififfe Teckel Woodfall Oxenham Hendren Grimmett Chapman Mackie White Kippax Ryder Beckett Hammond and Geary. Incomplete first and second innings with numerous mis-spellings and unreadable portions.
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Hobie
Oldfield
Hendry
Muteliffe
Oleh
Boa Teckel
Hoomund
Hyder
Woodfall
Oxenham
Hendren
Heulman
Mieke
Chapman Ie Wowlfull
Ti Mackie
Grimoent
Settee
Woodfull
Geary
Jackson
C Buckworth
Tate
White
OG Kippax
White al Ryder
Beckett
Hammond
Aradinun
Investigation Discloses Heavy Loss In FCC Contract
An audit officer's report to the Minister for Home Affairs reveals a loss of £20,000 linked to a Federal Capital Commission contract. The inquiry notes progress payments and certificates tied to works value, with discussions over thousands of pounds in fees to be settled by the Commission. The executive architect's findings prompted ministerial scrutiny and further examination.
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Federal Capital Commission
Heferenen
Mika Stile
Heven
Andon Generis
Martkenment
Om Eontemel
Ander
Onetalen
Agiteor
Auditor Genel
Melo
England to Win Plum Warner's Prophecy
London Wednesday. Mum Warner predicts England will beat Australia or go down swinging. England’s innings totals faltered, scoring 843 in 08 innings, Tate among scorers. The piece notes England’s batting depth, bowling and wicket-keeping concerns, and hopes England can field Mead Anne and Tennant in final tests while Australian bowlers loom large.
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London
Mum Warner
Morning Post
England
Australia
Unwland
Mumd
Tate
Bngland
Mead
Anne
Teyland
English Critics Slate Dodgy Batting in Test Row
London observers question England and Australia in a stodgy batting contest. Wicket conditions at Adelaide split opinions as pundits faulted tactics and patience while noting Australia’s edge in partnerships and potential for victory. Strong names appear in debate about technique and form.
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Wan
Tarif Board
Athingon
Bombay
Dommay
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Priestley
Hingle
AL Businesns
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jJured
Innny Polices
Afghanistan
Prince OF Wales
Coalfields’ Report
M'Neowners
R.A.F
Aslipe
Tatal
oo'Kerkett
Blachkie
Grimmett
Ownham
Australa
Tetal
Mumuoud
Vane
F.C.C
Plum
Warner
Han FN
Ringland
Prac Henly
Wogdan
Hill Mays
Hareonind
Willy
Mingland
Hawmend Ad Jardine
Ckies
Nietorrie Patiorn
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