Fruit and Market Prices Reported in Melbourne Sale
Commercial fruit and market notice lists weekly sale prices for a range of produce including cabbages onions carrots rhubarb celery potatoes apples peaches lemons and oranges with per unit and per dozen or per bag quotations. The Melbourne produce market notes show current prices and suppliers at the Saturday sale plus reference to market quotations from the Melbournes market.
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BR. Mosrisee
Sven
Anid
Exclusive Perfumes Offer Special Imported Scents
Exclusive perfumes line featuring rare imported scents not found locally. Includes Piver Gallet Atkins Wolf Pinach i Lubig offerings. Xmas gifts with manicure sets handkerchief sachets smelling salts bottles and more for distinct aromas.
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Piver
Gallet
Atkins
Wolf
Holiday Camera Deals and Beauty Remedies Promote Gift Items
The ad markets cameras and photographic supplies with prices from five shillings and offers free instruction. It also promotes a range of cosmetics and skin care products including remedies for eczema pimples burns and skin irritation. The text touts holiday gifts and mentions various bottles priced at 1/6 to 4/ both for medicines and beauty items.
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Bagimera
Guardian Insurance Company totals assets over six million
The Guardian Insurance Company reports total assets exceeding 6 million in its business notice. The disclosure highlights the firm’s financial strength and market position in the life and accident insurance sector.
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Guardian Insurance Cqo
Local Industry and Protection Debate in Victoria
A editorial on protectionist policy in Victoria argues for locally built locomotives and rolling stock to support wage earners and reduce imports. It criticizes reliance on Newport workshops and urges government action to subcontract work to state manufacturers, citing cost and job preservation.
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Commonwealth
Aga
Victoria
Halway
Newport
Marcona-Gheringhap
Labor Party
Newport A
Tiwan
AME
England
Watt
Colac competitions start this afternoon with varied programmes
The Colac Progress Association secretary reports a Fisheries Inspector note about a Colac lake catch not being an English trout. Netting will be allowed for introducing yearling trout. A Cororcoke football club social and dance is planned for next Wednesday at the Public Hall. A drag will leave Mr Vevey's stables at 7 o clock.
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Colac Progress Association
Inspector of Fisheries
Cororcoke
Vevey
Colac Orchestra Wins First Prize At Terang Contest
The Colac orchestra secured first prize at the Terang competition. Judge Herr Wendlandt praised the effort though noting minor tuning and tempo issues, especially in the violins and cello. A piano accompaniment comparison favored Colac, and the judge commended the conductor's handling while urging stronger woodwinds and clearer euphonium use.
Moonee Valley Race Results With Melbourne Football Scores
Racing at Moonee Valley reports maidens and handicaps with winners Bob Gildar Hulbrook Palm Creek Comua and Lady Bobadil. Football results list Fesendon Melbourne Carlton South Melbourne Richmond Geelong and others with scores and margins.
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Billiards clash between Lindrum and Williams continues
The match at Wetbourne Bandar showed Lindrum leading with 14 660 to Williams 668 percent. Williams had best breaks of 43 and 44 while Lindrum posted 171 with 189 off the red, plus scores of 150 and 77 in the Saturday night session.
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Wetbourne
Bandar
Lindrum
Williams
Laindrum
Sprint Championship at Exhibition Meet
Donaldson swept the three Aces sprint events at Melbourne's Exhibition, defeating Holway in a lively Saturday finale. In the 75 yards Donaldson won by half a foot, then a 10 yards race saw Dimalitson victorious by three yards, and the 220 yards concluded with Ponalson taking top honors in a grass track record time of 22 1-6 seconds.
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Donaldson
Holway
Dimalitson
Ponalison
Boxing card recap Lang defeats Lester by disqualification
In a stadium bout Lang wins on a foul disqualification over Lester. The match notes show Lang dominating until the sixth round when Lester knelt without a hit and the referee stopped the fight. Lester claimed an arm twist after the stoppage.
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Tang
Hot Teater
Lester
Lemling
Sydney students clash as Chancellor faces protest
Sydney turmoil erupts as 300 to 400 students in eccentric costumes gather before Chancellor Sir Normand M Laurin's Macquarie Street home. They shout, flock to police, and parade the city in improvised conveyances to protest the University Council veto over the annual procession. Sir Normand seeks police aid as the crowd disrupts streets and signals discontent.
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University Council
Normand M'Laurin
Chancellor
Sir Normand M‘laurin
Macquarie Street
Botanical Gardens
Normand
Normand M*laurin
Macquire Street
Moamaris
Melbourne Herald
Tramway Strike Paralyzes Johannesburg Traffic
Striking tramway workers protest the dismissal of two men demanding reinstatement. The boycott cripples business as crowds block streets and halt traffic. Glynn leads the group and has been arrested on a charge of intimidation.
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Rewter
Johannesburg
Glynn
Sugar Tax Burden on the Poor Irreducible Revenue Seen
London reports that Chancellor Lloyd George told a deputation the sugar tax harms the poor and blocks industry yet cannot be abolished as it yields more than 23 million in revenue. He suggested alternative revenue sources could make the tax acceptable.
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Reuter
London
Lloyd George
Merida Sinks After Collision in New York Harbor
A collision in New York Harbor between the Ward liner Merida and the American Mail Steamship Co. steamer Admiral Farragut sank the Merida in five hours. All on board were rescued and no passengers were lost.
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Reuter
New York
New York Harbor
Ward
Merida
Ameriian Mail Steamship Co
Admiral Farragut
London Territorial Slump Hits London Volunteers
Lord Esher, chairman of the Territorial Force Association for the County of London, reports a drop in London Territorials from 24 510 to 22 286. He notes forward reserves also shrink and blames Army Council regulations as unsuitable for London.
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Reuters
London
Lord Esher
Territorial Force Association
County of London
Death of Empire Palace Theatre stage hand in Edinburgh fire
James Neilsen, a stage hand at the Empire Palace Theatre in Edinburgh, has died from injuries sustained during the theatre fire on Tuesday night. He was injured while leaping from a window in the smoke and flames.
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Reutar’s
London
James Neilsen
Empire Palace
Edinburgh
Destructive Fire Devastates Kirin Town in Manchuria
A massive blaze in Kirin, a northern Manchurian city, destroyed extensive property and left about 100000 homeless. Reports claim arson by revolting elements, with several foreign consulates damaged and unknown loss of life. Incendiaries also set fires near the East Chinese railway line, causing further damage.
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Hentee
Harbin
Kirin
Manchuria
Revolt in Northern Morocco Sparks Move to Abdicate Sultan
The Moroccan revolt against Sultan Mulai Hafid grows near the Court in Ohl Fer as Berber leaders back Mulai el-Zen. He urges Gharit tribes to join the anti Hafid campaign accusing him of selling the country to the French. General D Alsier leads Algerian brigades northward from Habat toward ET Kunitra. Captain Brolard heads to Dardgrain at the Alcarar Mekine Fez junction. A fusillade on the Muluya River is reported as punishment for a French canteen officer’s murder.
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Mulai el-Zen
Mulai Hafd
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Feld
Habat
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ET Kunitra
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Dardgrain
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Mekine
Fez
Muluya
Four Charged in Houndsditch Murders Conspiracy Trial
The December hearing before Mr Justice Grantham concluded with four accused facing conspiracy charges over the Houndsditch murders. Jacob Peters John Zelin and Nina Vassilleva stood trial for breaking and entering the Harris jewellery shop where three policemen were fatally shot. Peters Zelin were acquitted while Vassilleva was found guilty and sentenced to two years imprisonment.
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London
Justice Grantham
Jacob Peters
Yourka Bobot
John Zelin
Rosen
Nina Vassilleva
Queen's gown rule at Court functions and Empire Festival opening
A royal directive requires maids of honor to wear ground touching gowns with long sleeves high collars and toques. The Festival of Empire opened at Crystal Palace with King and Queen, Prince of Wales and Princess Mary in attendance driving past 100000 schoolchildren and boy scouts. A concert featured Clara Butt and choir, with Kipling's Recessional sung, and dignitaries including Sir Joseph Ward attended afternoon tea. The royals later viewed Empire pageant and exhibits from Parliament House models to British manufacture displays.
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Scottish Agricultural Commission Report Praised by Australian Officials
Melbourne reports Acting Premier Mr Wall welcomed the Scottish Agricultural Commission’s tour findings noting they offer sound information for settlers and immigration aid. Immigration Branch official H C Allan said the published report reflected Australia’s conditions and the Ullimaroa’s arrival brought nine new settlers to Victoria.
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Bir T Qarlow Martin
Australia
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Wall
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Victoria
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Cressy State school committee to hold meeting
The first meeting of the Cressy State school committee met at Mechanics Hall on Thursday night. D M’Imrix was elected president and E Taylor correspondent. With diphtheria closing the school until June 4, no action on Empire Day was taken, but Abbots Day planning and a larger play area for scholars were discussed. The Public Works Department approved a new state school building at Cressy for £79 and a Mutual Improvement Society was to be formed locally.
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