Trans Atlantic hopes and Hinkler dinner in Sydney
Telegraphic news from London and Sydney reports Captain Hinchcliffe and Elsie Mackay linked to attempts to fly the Atlantic. Hinchcliffe began a projected at 4.40 am while Mackay’s plans were halted by publicity and her father. In Sydney a dinner honored Hinkler with a greeting from the British Aero Club. He spoke of nervousness and pride at the reception before leaving for Canberra. Work resumes on the BrisbaneKyogle railway with government approval for the day labor section.
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Forgery case yields year in Melbourne court
Thomas Wellington a clerk aged as pleaded guilty to forging the endorsement on a cheque for £245 10s on August 17 last year. Judge Wolnorsh sentenced him today to twelve months imprisonment.
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Mystery deepens over German engineers' arrest abroad
Six German engineers employed by a Berlin firm were arrested in the Denetz region of Russia on charges of sabotage. Diplomatic channels are probing the case with Berlin, Moscow reports say no Englishmen are involved. The men, sent by Berlin General Electric to oversee a turbine plant, allegedly sold plans to counter revolutionary groups and damaged machinery. London Wool Salon opens with sharp price advances and spirited competition across trade sectors.
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Vocalian Dramaphone Company Sells Australian Rights
The Financial Times reports Vocalian Dramaphone Company has sold Australian rights for £80,000. A popular company will be formed and a factory opened in Australia, most likely Sydney, promising employment for hundreds of Australians.
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Primate Endorses Self Governing Australian Church
The Australian Primate Dr Wright Archbishop of Sydney declared at a special Synod his long awaited support for the constitution of the proposed Church of England in Australia. He called the plan a great work and favored a self governing church in Australia.
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Butchers and Station Produce Co report sales in Sydney week ended 9 2 28
The Farmera & Graziers Co operatives report largest catalogues of tallow hides and lamb wool, with merino full wool firm, crossbred fine wool rising, heavy hides down, lighter weights up, yearling and calfskin values mixed, horse hides higher, tallow up to 10 per ton, rabbit skins exceptionally strong with racks up to an average increase of 4 per ton.
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Illustrations Suggested At Femalony Shire Meeting
A letter read at Fridays meeting of the Femalony Shire Coomrf proposed distributing leaflets to landowners to help identify weeds on their property. President noted that while the plan might help, identifying weeds from ill intent remains difficult. He allowed that a display of all noxious weeds at Shire Council offices could help, with the exhibits open for inspection by anyone.
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Pullabooka District News Notes Plant Growth and Locust Plague
Heavy rains boosted grass growth on the Pullabooka hillside while a widespread grasshopper and locust outbreak troubled livestock. Horses and cattle struggled to feed as pest pressure persisted, though reports say damage was not severe overall. Notable items include Miss Trna Toohey visiting from Sydney, Mr George Atkins planning a holiday in New Zealand, and the death of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fisher of Pullabooka.
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Australia Church Needs Unity Under Self Government
The Church of England in Australia seeks to function as one body under a new constitution. The Archbishop warned against fear and suspicion, stressing a balanced approach to constitutional limits. His closing remarks highlighted the synod vote's significant influence on national church unity.
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Abolish the Strap From Charitable Institutions
Victorian Chief Secretary Mr Prendergast moves to end the strap in charitable institutions. He will ask PM Berriman and Children Welfare Dept secretary Lewin Thomas to consult Sydney and study its system. Aiming to devise an ideal method.
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Sol Green withdraws Gothic from Doncaster race plan
Sporting Turf notes show Sol Green withdraws Gothic from the Doncaster roster except for Mon ys. The Newmarket winner ends with 10.3 weight, while owner Lou Rob inat on reserves Gothic for W.F.O. events meeting Limerick Fujisan Amaria. Limerick looms in the All Aged Stakes at Rendwick on April 11, with Gothic looming as rival. Lesboo, Doncaster favorite, eyes Doncaster after scratching from big hammer events. Frilford and Narrogin feature in Sydney Cup hopes, with Linatit and Linds bury creating upsets among heavy wagering. Parkes Jockey Club nominations include Wingades and Dare All among others.
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Eloquence Fades in Court as Moloney Pleads
In a District Court session Judge Armstrong listens to Moloney deliver a fervent appeal on jurisdiction while attendees feel the oration will not sway the outcome. The era of Burkean rhetoric may be over as the speaker’s torrent ends with no triumph or lasting effect.
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Film Flashes at Strand Theatre Tonight and Friday
Tech Heaven screens tonight at the Strand, a grand Elm era entertainment not to miss. Thursday features R Nuta led by The Kangaroosts with a full program change, then Glen Tyron and Patsy Ruth Miller in Painting the Town plus What Every Girl Should Know. Friday shows Norma Shearer in After Midnight and Olive Border in The Joy Url, promising thrills, romance, and action.
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Miss Bathgate’s Rankin Street Fashion Sale
Our Big Money Baring Sale continues with half price on stock at Austen and Pratley’s. Easter suits arrive with latest patterns, grey saltings, and one price at £7 15s. Order to measure before Easter. fit guaranteed.
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Macquarie Picnic Race Club Announces Paddock Dates
Macquarie Picnic Race Club Dubbo warns horse owners that grass-fed horses must enter paddocks on March 21 and remain until April 18. Horses paddocked for Forbes Bligh Bathurst Wellington and Nyngan meetings may compete at Macquarie P R O Meeting if paddocking rules are followed. F W K Wise Hon Sec.
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Autumn Handicap Race Card With Notable Nominations
A list of horse names and race details shows multiple handicaps including 7 furlongs for King Hunter and My Blue, 3 furlongs for Miss Little and Radiant Rose, and several 6 furlong events. Nominations are pending for several races, with King Hunter, Black Jay, and Joan Rogers among the recurring entries across trials and Welter events.
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