Cusack's Furniture Price Challenge to City Catalogue
A store urges buyers to compare prices with City Catalogue offerings. Cusack's will accept orders for furniture or furnishings at catalogue prices and claims lower prices due to low overhead, own premises, and greater buying power.
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Stability and policy continuity urged in Inverell meeting
Premier Stevens urged continuity of policy in the Legislative Council during a Inverell public meeting. He warned against fluctuating plans, spoke of 25 years without policy continuity, and outlined steps to drive economic improvement despite ongoing challenges. He noted England Europe and America face larger risks and praised Australia’s credit and sterling convertibility efforts.
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Evicted Tenants Sydney Case Reveals Ongoing Housing Strife
Fragmentary OCR notes outline eviction tensions in Sydney with references to tenants, rent disputes, and authorities involved. The text hints at a winter eviction process, rent issues, and attempts to address housing hardship amid a verdant setting, though many words are garbled.
Counterfeit Coin Arrest Shocks Tram Conductor
A Sydney court heard a tram conductor confess to handling counterfeit coins in a loot scheme. Investigators recovered a parcel with 12 slips believed tied to the same ring. A fellow suspect testified he accepted coins from the same group, claiming they were passed to him as payment for work.
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Wheat industry conference opens in Melbourne debate on production limits
A conference in Melbourne gathers brewers and industry leaders to discuss restricting wheat production to curb falling prices. Delegates from multiple states and government officials attend, with broad concern over global supply disruptions and low wheat prices. The aim is to assess if limiting production could stabilize markets and whether parliament involvement would be required among other measures.
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No Foul Play In Narrabeen Skeleton Find
An examination today of the remains of Florence May Matthews, whose skeleton was found in the bush at Narrabeen, did not suggest foul play. Police a pending inquiry or ruling remained.
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Papal Legate Named for Australia New Delegate to Sydney
Archbishop Bernardin, observing as provisional papal delegate to Australia, will likely be consecrated Archbishop before departing for Sydney. He serves as Pro tempore of Canon Law at the Catholic University of Washington and is attached to the Hiatt at Keme. Archbishop Cattaneo notes health claims about his Sydney mission are unfounded and that the envoy will return to Rome after the transition.
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Burnt to Death in Blazing Room Tragedy
A three year old child Jour Nicholls died in a Janes Creek home fire in Gundagal Tuesday. Firefighters fought back flames as parents tried to rescue her in a blaze that destroyed a bedroom and left the child’s remains found beneath the bed. Officials suspect a lamp caused the lighted room to ignite.
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Arbitration Hearing on Hours in Meat Industry Mooted
A disputed inquiry into working hours in the meat industry proceeds with the Conciliation Commissioners directing an arbitration next month. The case, heard by the state and regional authorities, set terms that workers may follow until court terms are settled in January.
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Circular Saw Fatality Grazier Dies From Injuries
Grazier Janna Anhrey of Denheran was fatally injured when a circular saw blade flew from the device and struck him in the mouth. The timber struck his jaw and tongue, tearing flesh. he died at Harker hospital.
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Smallpox Rife in Bombay Calcutta
Smallpox rages in Bombay and Calcutta with 377 cases last week and 200 deaths. Thousands receive vaccination as health measures intensify amid the outbreak.
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