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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
1
Readable from a vintage ad listing many items: ladies coats in tweed and wool, frocks, tweed suits, maid and evening wear, overcoats, men suits and shirts. Prices noted with sale emphasis, items described with fabric and colors, limited stock, special bargain event.
A list of children and mens clothing items with sale prices including boys shirts, woolen singlets, underpants, socks, box liners, hats, suits, raincoats, pullovers, and knickers from Abbas and similar brands. Prices shown per item or per pair. mentions specific sale deals and stock notes.
The meeting with Sir Frederick Msn, Chief Medical Officer, discussed the fate of the Lottery Weaver case in the Jomdun Community Council. Officials weighed contingency plans and funding reallocation to Tropitale and Sylancee amid party pressures and potential charges.
Fragmented wires report a mix of global data and local events. Notes mention population counts, labor figures, transport concerns, political shifts in Australia and Britain, and court actions in Sydney. The piece intertwines economic indicators, electoral stakes, and public notices with brief cultural and social items.
Sir John Qui, early Australian founder of federal conferees and a key figure in the Arbitration Court, died at his East Camberwell home. Born in Cornwall, he rose from printer’s boy to bar member, serving in federal parliament, as Postmaster General, and a promoter of the 1890s Federal Constitution.
In a local court a case arose over possession of part of a sheep carcass. Yanoch and Sullivan faced charges but Sullivan was acquitted of major theft, while Yanoch was convicted of possessing stolen meat and placed on probation with a £20 recognisance and a £4/1/4 costs order.
Thieves attempted to blow open the Yarrawonga railway station safe early Friday. They forced a window with a crowbar and dragged wheat bags, tarpaulin, and sacks toward the sound of an explosion, but failed. The crime follows a previous break in at the station. The report also mentions a murder verdict in Melbourne and related court actions.
Prominent shop lists various clothing items and services including woollens, nightdresses, pyjamas, coats and fittings. Deposits are taken on all goods with alterations promised for coats and procks. Specific item names appear with uncertain spellings and multiple brand-like terms.
The new Bisto Cabinet was sworn in by Governor Sir Philip Garee in the Executive Council room. Members include Premier and Colonial Treasurer 8 Sevens, Deputy Premier and Transport Minister M. F. Brosner, Public Works and Health H. E. Mangin, Labour and Industry J. M. Dunningham, Agriculture Hugh Mali, Local Government F. A. Chaffey, Education D. Grammond, and others. The ministry also recommends Talel Levy and W. Minninginm for chair and whip roles. Major Mangin and Hawkins named as Laglala three Coupes. All past ministers retain ranks with breadth across portfolios. Kir Datalel Levy excluded from emer gency government appointments.
A plan from Mr Love at a business meeting suggests a weekly contribution by the public to support hospitals in New South Wales. The fund would be allocated to hospitals with compulsory participation and full charges for treatment for non-participants.
A historical note claims a two shilling remedy called Heenzo cures coughs and fevers. It lists ingredients like camphor and other decoctions and asserts it is nonpoisonous and suitable for children with no side effects.
The Shire Council planned to submit work programs to the Federal Relief Council totaling 25000 with the Courtell case seeking a grant. Over 30 projects were listed in order of preference. Dr A C Bevering and Dr J K Jol mrt prepare to present at a conference in Sydney.
A garbled text segment appears to mix casual chatter with marketing lines about beauty products. It references a supposed secret, skin creams, and a price offer, with scattered odd phrases and unclear context. The excerpt lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
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