Barrier Mines Sydney Feature Production Report
The Minister for Mines reported that deep ore workings at Barrier and Broken Hill showed stable ore bodies with no decline. About 1,177,000 tons of ore were raised and concentrates valued at 4,001,000 were produced. The year saw increased employment and the opening of large deposits near Broken Hill, signaling potential for major production.
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Sydney
Broken
Sive
Valle
Iir
Badde
Mir
Goaddaley
Refused to Lease House. Owner Fined in Court
The case records that an owner was fined £25 and a companion £2 at the Special Crown Court for refusing to lease a house to a prospective tenant because she had a child. The Crown argued two women interviewed Tahorg about a mouse and when asked if there were children one claimed none. A matron in the home reportedly became agitated and threatened to harm the children, leading to a police-involved reward claimed later.
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Mainide Taberm
Cantera
Cilevioas
McQul
Civic Centre
Yeatur
Ainalls
Three air trainees killed in training march incident
Three air trainees died during a training march in north eastern New South Wales. Sergeant William Wallace Hopper of Byron Bay, trainee observer Dudley Frankrimsey of Norman Park Brisbane, and trainee observer George Hortert Harrison of Wabroonat were killed when all perished during the exercise.
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DNET
Willam Wallace Hopper
Byron Bay
Lac
Dudley Frankrimsey
Norman Pare
Brisbane
George Hortert Harrison
Wabroonat
New Douth Walem
Wool Research Emphasizes Constant Public Attention
An article by Winch combey Carson Lad stresses the need for ongoing wool research and publicity. It argues that wool value and merit require sustained effort and public visibility to support the staple industry.
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Sydney
Maya x
Winchcombey Carson Lad
Artigelal Abra
Warwick Inquiry Alleged Intimidation of Witness
Monday at the court martial a defence witness testified that a Redborn treated witnesses with threats by words and acts. Captain T M Barry, defending counsel, addressed the court on charges of ill treatment and intimidation alleged by the prosecution witness for Saturday.
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Warwick
Wituieas
Certa
T. M. Barry
Veiled threats and handicap stakes lead racing card
Saturday racing at Randwick features the Theat war backed for the Challenge Stakes with Champion horses in the field. Grand Prodigy eyes the Anniversary Handicap after strong support, while a colt crashes into a post injuring himself. Grand Prodigy to run in the Challenge Stakes replacing suspended rider McArownie.
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Sydney
Pwe
Challenge Blakes
Grand Pile
Challenge
Bandhion
Grend Prodige
Trimmer
Endantry Raygoon
Tanmoer
Oho
Tarai
Gente Godpany Vaid
Tareat
Oren
Moonasrews
Lord Melt
Sain Pople Dewar
Faerie Queane
Lambethwelleney
Antwick
Brizham
Servieg
Eyoney
J. Thompson
Bisley
Randwick
N. McArownie
Wren
Soeec
Meat rationing sparks shopper worries and miner protests
Shoppers report confusion and concern as meat rationing begins with couponed meat deemed insufficient for needs. Many say they doubled weekend orders and fear shortages for unrationed staples. Miners protest rationing levels, threatening action if demands for revision are ignored.
War rationing schemes drive meat supply actions in Sydney
Court heard involvement of leading figures in enforcing meat rationing as 60 000 notices were prepared and distributed. Army providers in Sydney faced slaughterhouse strain with 700 extra hands needed as workers refused overtime.
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Prederick Paul
Pitt Street
Rydney
Ummontha Hai
Harry Manning
Tram Collision Leaves 25 Injured at Rushentor's Bay Depot
Twenty five people were injured when two trams collided near the depot at Rushentor's Bay. An empty tram jumped the pointe and struck the city-bound unit. drivers escaped serious harm. Glass shattered across the road and traffic was halted for about 29 minutes.
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Sydney
Hospital
Mt ‘Rushenttor's Bay
Week-end robberies in Sydney and Broken Hill close shops
Reports from Sydney describe robberies using a welding plant to break into offices and loot coupons, clothing, and cash amid coupon confusion. In Broken Hill, all butcher shops closed as employees refused to handle ration coupons, delaying meat slaughter and stock movement.
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Sydney
Monsey
Cout Fpany
W Westcott, Famel and Company Ltd
Breet
Lorkamith Ted
Jewallery
FBI
Romer
Genereuy
Broken Hill
Broken Bill
Broker Charged With Black Marketing In Whisky Trades
In the Special Commonwealth Court Br W Dignam alleged broker Bellamy Jackson commis sion broker bought whisky at excessive prices and sold at inflated levels. Jackson was remanded until Friday on charges he paid high prices for whisky and profited from marked up sales. The charge details cite purchases on October 1 and May 1 of Beotsh whisky from Vines at Toahay for £180 and profits from sales at inflated rates.
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Sydney
Bellamy Jackson
Br. W
Dignam
Crown
Commonwealth Court
Jackson
Oreen
Homebush Stock Sale At Rydenmet
A mailled offering on site at Miemington Baleyards today drew buyers and steady inquiry. Prime descriptions sold at higher rates than Thursday while all other classes eased. About 1,400 head fed. prime sorts commanded firmer prices. overall quality fair to good with lower end and medium prime cattle showing softer bids. Quoted: Waters 14 30, Jawas 8, ambe 28, prime bullocks 34707, medium A prime cows 110, prime beet bullock 80, ster 100.
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Aheop
Miemington Baleyards
Roedlord
Jawas
Trades and Labour Council Considerations Shown in Meeting Notes
The Trades and Labour Council discussed issues at a recent gathering. The session touched on organization details, possible permit considerations, and the involvement of the Symons Housing Communion, with emphasis on labour representation and temporary service provisions.
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Tate
Symons Haising
Wireworkers Strike Ends at Newcastle and Sydney
Under nationalist rules, wireworkers who abstained from work at two Kentville plants and 200 more at Sydney returned to duty. About 1,280 men resumed in Newcastle and Koenoualle establishments, while union officials stated Newcastle absorptions were incomplete and advised continued reporting for duty.
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Sellon
Canifoléa
Tita
Sydney
Bydney
Newcastle
Kenoualle
Omolats
Walt Toduy
Imea
Hn Berm
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