Perth Adelaide postal link to start June 2
The postal director announces a new Perth to Adelaide mail service beginning June 2. The route goes via Codend Morrest and Kalgoorlie with departures after the Walbourne express reaches Adolabin. First Perth to Adelaide trip to commence on dunes, reducing time to Melbourne by about four days.
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Melbourne
Wo Aeriaid
Perth
Adelaide
Vice Win
Codend
Morrest
Kalgoorlie
Adolabin
Lowver
Avleddidhe
Dunes
Weer Maloja
Adelmite
Sydney
Sugar Export Rebates Set for New Season
Export Sugar Committee fixes rebates for the coming season. Agreement with Commonwealth Hi and Queensland Government sets £16 5d per ton on fruit and £22 1d per ton on goods effective from May 1. Townsend notes lower fruit rate reflects consumption patterns.
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Com- Hi
Queensland
A. TL. Townsend
Commeon
Tariff Alterations Proposed in the Ways and Means Committee
The Ways and Means Committee member Guirman Howieck introduced a tariff bill to update duties on wool, sugar, beef, veal, and lamb. Wool rates rise from 31 to 34 cents. sugar and fresh meat duties increase, with specifics on refined sugar and fresh lamb. The bill returns to committee for approval amid Republican support.
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Washington
Guirman Howieck
Ways and Means
Two Arrests in French Murder Case Deepens Mystery
French police arrest Joseph Girard and Francois Pinet in connection with the murder of Branson, cousin of an English High Court judge. Branson’s body was found in a water tank. investigators say a unwelcome lunch absence tipped off authorities. A will reportedly ties property to Branson’s heirs, while interrogation reveals tensions at the Hotel Monte Carlo and unsettled business at Len Mone.
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London
Thorday
Branson
Eng
High Court
France
Joseph Girard
Girard
Francois Pinet
Monte Carlo
Giraud
Brannon
Hower
Monte
Len Mone
Myre
Olive
Examina
Tion
Mrane
Thich Case Pinet
Pinet
Aranesn
Itt
Himerlf
Wheat Prices Slump Across Markets In Winnipeg Report
Wheat prices fell sixpence per bushel signaling a broad market decline. The Winnipeg note cites US freight rate cuts, Atlantic port congestion in Canada, and weakness in Liverpool Chicago and Buenos Aires as key factors. Traders show little buying as prices tumble and cargo quotations drop to new lows.
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United States
Atlantic
Liverpool
Chicago
Buenos Aires
London
America
Argentine
Winnipeg
Dislocation of Canadian Exports Pack Montreal
Montreal workers report extreme congestion as 98 loaded vessels sit idle and no grain leaves the port. Holborn vessel crews are paid off as canal shortages choke wheat shipments inland. Western wheat pools and low canal prices boost port hold, while Montreal officers cite world surplus as a factor.
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Montreal
Holborn
Jamin
Qerim
Cantern
Montrealpool
Talue World Surplus
Whaling in Antarctic Discovery Voyage Prompts Profit Talks
Reported plans for the Discovery voyage to the Antarctic foresee benefits for Lundion with potential commercial gains for Australia and Britain. Norwegian dominance in Antarctic whaling may arise if airship backed operations reach targets ahead of the Discovery.
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Antarcte
Luhiradar
Britain
Uh Diewovery
Norway
American Golfer Sets Record in Damp Qualifying Round
In the second qualifying round of the sheep golf championship American Deagle posted a record-breaking score of TH. The event saw Deagle, the highest paid professional, deliver long drives and accurate putting though he declined a celebratory bridge game afterward. Elsewhere Duncan Costatos Whitcombe and Mitchell scored consistently as 19 players qualified and 142 went under.
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Deagle
Deagica
Severail Long Pula
Mugins
Lin
Duncan Costatos
Whitcombe
Mitchell
Ueamuateurs
Polly
Perkins
Reparations Losses Proposed Amid British Dissent
Persistent reports say new reparations plans would cost Britain about £4,000,000 with no protection of Britain’s share, while Germany’s debt deductions from Balkenend powers affect claims. An expert meeting is to discuss these issues after the July 1930 Bonn Conference set shares, France two percent and the U K twenty two percent among others.
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Turehuleau 1
Repiretidia Plom
Britein
Pritts
Pritish
Bri
Balkenend Arts
Germany
Boa
France
Empire
Toly
Belsium
Japan
Owen Ill Vello re Lands at Calcutta
A Marmage from Moir and Owen reports they left Allahabad at 6.29 am for Aliyah but land in Calcutta due to Owen’s illness. The party cites heat and sand as exhausting and plans to depart for Burma after rest, noting water changes may help.
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Calcutta
Australian Frees Association
Moir
Owen
Allahabad
Aliyah
Burma
Canberra Mothercraft appeal seeks funds for babies health
The Canberra Mothercraft Society calls for public support to fund baby protection and health services in the Territory. Kingston Baby Health Centre reports success and expansion needs, while future funds will cover travel, literature, and broader home visits to support new mothers and healthy infant growth.
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Canberra
Belle Commionwealth & Fe
Oderal
Mumminster
Keele
Kingston Rany
Kingston
aKo
Annese
Charime
Chigena
Bub- Udivry
Indicus
Haby Health Sontrea
Sincsion
Molanglo
Chet Viette
Weelangerra
Tharywa
Motherera Society
Sabotage Urged in Sydney Timber Strike Circular
A disputed circular urging sabotage circulated in Sydney amid the timber strike. Labour officials deny knowledge of it while alleging employers fund support for strikers. Two men were charged with obtaining goods without payment and remanded.
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Sydney
Assault Charges In Sydney May Day Disorder Continue
In Sydney the assault case against 30 to 40 men who allegedly attacked volunteer tinder workers at Leichhardt was adjourned. A police witness described revolver sounds and a man waving a newspaper as a signal. Magistrate dismissed charges against one man and withdrew another parcond charge. A May Day Hyde Park witness said attendees planned to stone volunteers' corn. The case was adjourned to the next day.
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Bydney
Talmain Court
Leichhardt
Hyde Park
Hulmain
Demonstration by Melbourne Strikers Demands Government Action
Melbourne strikers stage a march from Temperance Hall to the Premier's office and plan another demo as they press for government support. A deputation will be sent to the Prime Minister and Victoria's Premier to seek concessions, with wages cited up to £4 5s for a family of five.
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Melmoprse
Weemesday
Biriking
Ely
Temperance Hall
Svetenaner
Victoria
Chamber of Manufacture
Garden
Gove
Toadhing Trades Union
Duggan
Victorian government weighs reaction to Garden speech in Melbourne
The Victorian Government considered a response to Jack Garden's Yallourn speech. Attorney-General Melar Lane said the speech was outrageous but not an invitation to violence. The State would not prosecute Garden and Cabinet would decide volunteers' protection as timber mills reopen.
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Melbourne
Jack Garden
Yallaurn
Melarlane
Garden
McFarlane
Chamber of Manufacturers
Mapites Committee
Free Meals Incident Reported at Hydney Cafe
Two men allegedly refused to pay after dining at a Hydney cafe on Wednesday and were detained by a poller.
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Hydney
Shooting Affray at South Kensington Leads to Bail Revocation
Phillip Deff known as Pil the Jew, 22, was shot in the chest and stomach at his home in South Kensington, minutes after leaving bail on a sensational Darlinghurst case. Jeffs, wounded in the leg, is in critical condition at El Vincent's hospital. Police report indicate a break in occurred at Deff's home and the assailant fled on foot. Justice Jennings attended to depositions as the injured man remained uncooperative. The event follows prior charges for grievous bodily harm.
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Brydley
Phillip Deff
Pil the Jew
South Kensing
Darlinghurst
Jeffs
el Vincent's Hospital
Jennings
Telrow
Jeffs Pefusal
Jetta
Polis
Tie
Jef Hous
Jef
Frederick Edward Johns
Charles Thorlie
Jack Fiddle
Central Court
Community Library Seeks Permanent Librarian
The Canberra V Community Library seeks a permanent librarian as records show growth. A salary of ten pounds will be paid to the incumbent who will manage the history section and the branch at Auele, with weekly duties outlined.
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Canberra V
Auele
Queanbeyan I A Association show prospects discussed
A Queanbeyan I A Association committee meeting reviewed the recent show held at the School of Arts on Monday. President Mr J C Tickner noted the postponed event drew entries, with receipts 712 10s and expenditure 606, including 218 prize money.
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Queanbeyan I. and
A. Association
School of Arta
Mondaay
Whith
J C. Tickner
Sulmori
J. Nerre
J. W. Batt
J. T.‘ollett
W. Butt
Bo Moore
M .T. Weston
Cooma
Mr. Weston
Phillip Jefe Charged After Alleged Assault Incident
Police Prosecutor said Phillip Jefe could not appear due to serious condition in hospital. He was later found partly conscious and said there was heat at his location and the door of Jes house was splintered after being battered down by locals.
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Phillip Jefe Wee
Thorneland Johns
Jeffs Wan
Paolie
Jes House
Ben
Loe Allacekrn
Royal Commission Appoints Toya Inquiry Members
The Velme Minister Bruce confirms nine members of the Royal Commission to probe coal industry integrity. Appointees include Jide Dawieon and Mr WO Gop chair, with Beith Whrd among government officials. The panel plans to meet before Trinity and commence in Sydney.
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Velme
Bruce
Yowfeito
Ree
Toya Com
Iewion
Inmbaetey
Jide Dawieon
Ehiaienian
If WO. Gop
Chaioman
Development Coo
Dat Wi
Sydney
Washington Leader Seeks Prompt Action After Geneva
Presidint dloover said to-day that no method exists for an international discussion on the Lisarimnaticat question, yet one had been imitated. He praised the Geneva conference results and expected prompt action to follow.
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Wasthington
Geneva
Plane Winged Five Killed in Mishap
A French airfield disaster claims five lives when a bomber in practice drops from a wing detaches. The adjutant and two airmen are among the dead, with two bombs still in the wreckage and fears of further explosions until removal.
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Paris
Tocaduay
Avird
Crawbigl
Flood relief benefit at Albert Hall by Canberra clubs
Members of the Canberra Highland Horiety and Burros Club organize a no ball at Albert Hall tonight to aid the Tormanton Mood Relief Fund. Proceeds go to flood relief, with supper and dancing until 1am, hosted by Mr. A. Swain in the Oh. Boor lary.
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Canberra
Highland Horiety and Burros Club
Albert Hall
Tormanton Mood Relief Fund
Lam
A. Swain
Health officials plan action on diphtheria carriers
The Territory’s health shows improvement with no diphtheria cases in weeks. Authorities consider isolating carriers to reduce outbreaks at low cost and risk, prioritizing community protection over individual burden. A formal plan of action will be developed soon.
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Health Department
Commindon
Earthquake Hits Southern New Zealand Causing Extensive Damage
A strong quake struck the southern island region early today causing widespread property damage. Reports include collapsed chimneys in several centres and strong tremors felt as far as Wellington with aftershocks in the south.
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New Zealand
Wellington
N.2
Wed
Huntersville
Explosions Reported At Sea Near Sydney
A message to the Amalzamatead Wireless Line from New Gulinea describes a heavy storm at sea followed by loud explosions reported at four o'clock this morning. No further details on casualties or location are given.
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Sydney
Weinewiay
Amalzamatead Wireless
New Gulinea
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