Centaur Trip For Three Indies From Carnarvon To Perth
Northern Times reports radio aid arranged by Mr John Fuller for three Indian ladies from Singapore to travel by Buick via Carnarvon to Perth. Tom Alles and Sry Laidler assisted. group joined at 4:30 am after a 7:45 am start. They sent a wire Monday noting an excellent journey and arrival in Perth at midnight Sunday.
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Carnarvon
John Fuller
Metor
Ani
Perth
Mow
Sry
Laidler
Buick
Tom Alles
Singapore
Sahip
Gascoyne
Porth
Geraldton and Mercantiles clash in low scoring cricket duel
Geraldton posted 41 with Ledsham 22 and Dunn 20 while Mercantiles struggled, led by Evensen and Wilkinson. Geraldton bowled well with Jones and McDonald, then Commerolitans chased 144 for 3 with Gibson’s 67 and Teede’s tight spell, setting up a possible four point win if they press next week.
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Lyma
Sores
Geraldine
Jones
Ledsham Lan Sess
Begist-Sa
B. Wilkinson
Ledsham
Z. Dunn
E. Seat
Cranwell
Dunn
Edmendes
Grigeby
J. Gibson
G. Smith
Bath Mes
Gibson
Smith
Pethick
Taylor
Wongan Line District Rainfall Report From Minister Visit
The Minister for Country Water, Mr. J. Cunningham, noted heavy rain in Mallewa between 10 and 11 on Wednesday night with around 100 points of rain recorded and signs of more to come. The line from Mullen to Morawa saw showers during Thursday night as the train passed, with relief seen for settlers in the Pitharm area facing water shortage.
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J. Cunningham
Mallewa
Bnt
Mullen
Morawa
Tithe of the next King and names of royal titles pondered
A London correspondent notes authorities postponed the tithe issue indefinitely. It was once expected Edward VIII would ascend as Prince of Wales. The piece questions whether he would adopt his Christian name used within his family. It compares to Scotland’s historic naming, suggesting a decision will come after further thought.
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London
Wales
Edward VIII
David
Fingland
Scotland
Beasty Spirit Drives Material Development Verse
A General Hawste quote urges that material progress remains lopsided unless the spirit of beasty and ideals that surpass wealth guide the work. The remark underscores a call to align development with core values and communal purpose.
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General Hawste
Timber Strike Dispute Extends in Melbourne
Melbourne on February 17 reports the Timber Strike Committee extending the dispute amid claims many strikers are discouraged and a stampede back to work may occur. The embargo could slow building in Kiami suburbs as over a hundred tradesmen, mainly carpenters, lose their jobs this weekend.
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Melbourne
Bydney
Kiyami
Adelaide Men's Decision In Limber Workers Case
Adelaide report from February 17 notes judges Heanlon and Caner of Melbourne presiding over a matter involving limber workers in sddrom by Merra. The fragment hints at a court decision or ruling affecting Melbourne figures and local labor.
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Adelaide
Merra
Heanlon and Canerom
Melbourne
Free labour at Sydney mills to be strongly picketed
Sydney, Feb 1 The timber strike will enter a new phase in Sydney tomorrow when volunteer labour is expected to be omitted at most mills. The Timber Merchants Association secretary Mr Cooke said responses to labour advertisements had exceeded expectations. Strikers have activated all pickets to be on duty at 6 45 am and every effort will be made to prevent men from entering works.
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Sydney
Timber Merchants Asociation
Mr. Cooke
Dewittee
Kanowne steamer runs aground near Wilton Prom on rocks
In thick mist and dirty weather the Kanowne steamer ran ashore at Cleft Island about seven miles from Wilton's Promontory. It streams heavy water in the engine room with 20 hoped to be contained. Passengers are transhipped to the Muckirra sailing from Cairns to Stelbourne. Tug assistance and vessel replacements are being arranged as the situation remains precarious.
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Kanowne
Cleft Island
Wilton
Bolger
Kanowua
Cairns
Stelbourne
Car overturns near Sydney injures detective and family
Detective Sergeant Edward Truskett and his wife with two sons were returning from a river to Parramatta when his car swerved to avoid another and plunged over an embankment of about three feet. Truskett sustained bruises and blossoms, while his sons escaped with minor injuries.
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Sydney
Edward Truskett
Parramatta
Amit Pruskett
Missing Pearlers at Darwin After Hurricane
Darwin February 17 report that the lugger Keulinda arrived after the recent hurricane with word that three pearling luggers were missing. One lugger had a seven man crew including Japanese Chinese and Malays. two others were without crews. It is believed they foundered in the gale with all hands lost.
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Darwin
Keulinda
Bryome
Athough
A Wild Party Victim Shot In Darlinghurst
Ernest Connelly was shot in the stomach during a wild party on Womerah Avenue Darlinghurst. He is in critical condition at St Vincent's Hospital with little chance of recovery. His dying depositions were recorded as he declined to provide information. A house occupant also refused to aid police.
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Australs
Cor
Wiley
Ed Hutchinson
J. W. Taylor
Australs Batanen
E. Christie
Verum
Sydney
Womerah Avenue
Darlinghurst
Ernest Connelly
St. Vincent's Hospital
New Federal Loan Promised By Commonwealth For Australia
Canberra reports a new federal loan will be issued this week by the Commonwealth Loan Council on behalf of the states. The amount is described as 27,0000 to be issued partly to fund diverse public works programmes.
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Canberra
Aus
Coun Vm
Bixtes
Yuna Cricket Club Hosts Debate on Representation and Wickets
A Yuna Cricket Club general meeting considered whether the club would be represented during Ger aldtum Country Week. Members debated absorbing financing with playing cricket, but finding a suitable week proved difficult for a farming community. The discussion included concerns over a wicket causing dental injury and local weather notes including a 122 degree reading and a late rainfall outlook for mid winter.
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Yuna Cricket Club
Ant
Geraldtum
Gein
Fone Yamaite
Mails schedule at Geraldian Pest Utice disrupted
Distorted timetable lists mail departures and arrivals at various places including Perth and Carnarvos. It notes mornings at 4 am 5 am 6 30 pm and 8 am with weekday and weekend variations, mentions Mondays Welzeeday and fatariay and several old place names.
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Geraldian
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