Letter to the Editor on Labor Decentralisation and Wool Trade
C J Williamson of Yona argues Labour’s decentralisation policy harms rural wool industry. He criticizes Labres for impractical advice and cites wool movements from regions to Fremantle and potentially London. He advocates tax exemptions for country residents and critiques Chifley era policies and Albany’s development plans for Geraldton.
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Geraldton
Labre
Ange
Duneith
Fremantle
London
Eventon Progress
Asp
Matton
Lalair
Woking
Coote
Fantor Rat
Albany
Hirvera
Ne ‘Ayers
Labor Party
Chifley
Labor
Smona
Taber
Bia Tein
Petrel
Rene
Desiny
Prery
Delinquency and travel themes in Gibbs and Lambert works
Henry Gibbs proposes a children focused tale and a theatre novel on child delinquency with a South African survey under African Gibbs. Richard Lambert’s The Curious Traveller surveys centuries of travel impulse, from modest rides to rail and camel journeys, blending history, culture and speculation.
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Vermtile
Henry Gibbs
Tolinw
South Afria
Gibbs
Union
Capetown
Johannesburg
Anichan
Collmiere
Faraers
Richard Lambert
Rich Lambert
Thomas Conie
Seis Tron
Martin ‘Thornhill
England
Mystery House Ledger Ends in Confession and Escape
In a dramatic scene from The House of Mystery a masked assailant is unmasked as Lord Wrayemoor, confessing his hoax after Sterne and Willett confront the criminal crew. March reveals the truth, arrest warrants arrive, and the case closes with a tense capture and a clue to future inquiries.
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Smeerin
Soler
van Ied
March
Mr. March
Frank
Rterne
Iis
Willett
Ateel
Sterne
Fidward
Edward
Michael Keston
Michael Watschan
Keston
Lord Wrayemoor
Michael
Vaughan
England
Lady Wrayemoor
Dreain
Milas
Mystery of the Cave Bonded Lovers Ends In Revelation
In a climactic scene characters confront a cave hideout and reveal who betrayed whom. Edward Vaughan returns, confesses past misdeeds, and the truth about Merrell's death unfolds as Lady Wrayemoor and March uncover a vast hoard of contraband. The cast gather to escort the lovers from danger and plan future justice as the story continues.
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Michael
Clasle
Walt
Murprine
Maret
Monica Hrand
Cassie
Mal
Marek
Monica
March
Mr. Keston
Wraye
Austin
Maren
Marvel
Mr. March
Rand
Lady Wraycumor
Lilward
Edward Vaughan
Scott
Edward
Tady Wrayemoor
James Merrell
Childhenl
Edward Merrell
Merrell
Jim
Pat March
London
Merri Won
Sterne
Peer Young
Merret
Thowias
Vaughan
Metropolitan Markets at Midland Junction auction gains
Midl an terminus sale saw high firm values on 490 cattle with strong end of day levels for medium to heavy stock. Prices ranged from good heavyweight bulls 32 to 34 pounds, heavy duty beyond 41, good mediumweights 28 to 30, steers 25 to 28, cows 28 to 98, and various weights down to 16 to 22 for lighter stock with beef prices around 105s per 100 pounds and 100s per 100 pounds for certain lots.
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Midland Junction
Tey
Sheep and Lamb Prices Climb at Fat Stock Market
Sheep and lambs rose generally by 2 to 3 at Wednesday's fat stock sale with top quality showing further gains. Wethers, ewes, and lambs varied by weight and condition, with best heavyweights fetching higher bids and lighter stock showing moderate rises amid stronger demand.
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Lambe
Admiralty gift funds new telescope for Greenwich observatory
The Admiralty announced a generous gift to the world famous Greenwich Observatory to fund a new telescope named after Isaac Newton. The disk, weighing about eight inches in diameter and made of Vyrex glass, is valued at about £20,000, with the university origin noted as Michigan.
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Britta Admiralty
Greenwich
Royal Greenwich Observatory
Imane Newton
Admiralty
University of Michigan
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