10 Per Cent Cut Molong Robberies Explained
The Federal Arbitration Court pledges a 10 percent cut for shed hands and station hands, but piecework rates were cut last July. Graglers' Association president F H Tout doubts industry viability at reduced wages, noting lower wool prices and higher prewar earnings, urging government-led transport, distribution, and sale cost reductions and budget balance.
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Federal Arbitration Court
Graglers' Association
F. H. Tout
Mr. Tout
Sensational Arrests Shake Molong in Robbery Case
Two well known Molong sisters Mary and Grace Neville aged 19 and 21 were charged with breaking and entering Burgess Bros store and stealing goods valued at £300. Police recovered most items from a Hospital Hill house and linked the pair to further robberies at Cole’s butcher shop and O’Connor’s chemistry. The sisters, already known locally, were remanded after court appearance amid ongoing investigations into a series of Molong thefts.
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Blurgees Brothers
Molong
Burgess
Hospital Hill
Marsh
Mary
Grace Neville
Burgess Bros
Mary and
Cole
O'Connor
Molong Hospital
Rly
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Featured by Satisfied Customers
Handicapped by persistent back pain and kidney weakness, the advertisement promotes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as the cure. Customer A Reynolds of Camp Hill claims complete relief after four bottles, noting long lasting improvement. Mrs Reynolds confirms no recurrence after seventeen years, with Feaster-McClallan Co. selling the pills, urging buyers to insist on Doan's.
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A. Reynolds
Bondon Street
Camp Hill
Booth Forbes
Dom
Farewell to Priest at Cowra Presbytery Dinner
A happy Cowra Presbytery gathering on Monday night bid farewell to Father Ming on the eve of a year long leave for Ireland. Archdeacon O Kenned y and numerous priests attended as well as Canowindra and Koorawatha representatives. The bishop will decide if Fr Hing resumes Cowra parish duties upon the priest’s return.
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Cowra Presbytery
Au Revoir
Father Ming
Vinit
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Archdeacon O'Kennedy
Very Hey
Fr Cooney
Fre
McGrath
Emilhaing
Canowindra
O'Doherty
Koorawathe
Lynch
Goolegong
Young
Crowe
Eupowra
Sheehan
Carcenr
Lord Byron of Broadway Opens At Strand Theatre
The new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy Lord Byron of Broadway opens at the Strand Theatre this Saturday for two nights. The film features a whimsical tale with magical elements centered on a clever heroine and a fanciful nursery rhyme motif.
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Lord Byron
Broadway
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Strand Theatre
Violet Ray Toilet Aid Promises Quick Coppery Tan
A new product named "Cooltan" claims to impart a rich coppery sun tan and reduce burn time. Promoted as safe for men women and children the non greasy cream is said to help with perspiration and serve as a complexion cream.
Gold Seekers Form Turon River Prospecting Syndicate
Mr. W. Fordham leads a fourteen person Canowindra syndicate forming a company to prospect for gold on the Turon River near Sofala in Bathurst district. They completed a river trip to select a site for a treating plant and, during the period, secured £49 worth of gold with a primitive pan. Also promotes Cooltan for sore feet, touting skin soothing properties and democracy rhetoric.
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W. Fordham
Canowindra Haa
Turon
Sofala i
Bathurst
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
An advertisement-like claim touts Cryatolla Hopid and Crystalin Rapid as the sole method to dissolve dandruff overnight. It promises scalp moisturization, itch relief, and renewed hair growth with a money back guarantee, available at local chemists.
Plead Guilty After Crowd Incident at Gowra
Herbert Boland, 23, charged at Cowra Police Court with using indecent language and behaving in a violent manner after a Saturday scene on Gowra’s main street. He initially pleaded not guilty to the second charge, then changed to guilty after 43 hours in custody, facing a £5 fine or a month of hard labor.
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Gowra
Herbert Boland
Goolmpong
Cowra
Boland
Sergi
Burke
Caldwell
Bromdhead
Walsh
Jonas
Holand
S.M
Bromhead
The Concentration Kid Opens at Strand Theatre
New Gibson Picture Hoo Glbwon delivers another daring western in The Concentration Kid at Strand Theatre opening Saturday. The film blends traditional western elements with modern ideas, presenting a standout action packed story.
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Hoo Glbwon
Strand Theatre
Cowra Show Faces Loss After Jubilee Event
The Cowra Show Society reports a loss of £107 14s 9d from last year’s Jubilee Show with total receipts £130. Expenditures included prize money £7011 1s 1d, secretary £176, printing £123 18s, wages £1 18s 18d, rent £63, repairs £48 3s 1d, and caretaking £43. Capital fencing cost £243 gt d 201.
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Ronald Cowra
Show Society
W. A. O'Mail
Raccipia
Gates
Rookery Nook on Strand Theatre Run Likely Film Version
A lively note on Rookery Nook, the Aldwych stage success, and its talking picture adaptation. It highlights Tom Wall, Ralph Lynne, Mary Brough, and Winifred Shotter, who head a strong London cast and also starred in the stage version. The Strand engagement is slated for midweek showings.
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Rookery Nook
Bodo
Tom Walla
Ralph Lyne
Mary Brough
Winifred Shottr
London
Strand Theatre
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