Torpedo-Equipped Planes Devastate Aircraft in Secret Lab
Hardy and Sir Max confront Dr Night as Halliday tests a new torpedo device. The weapon causes a small airship to disintegrate, revealing a fearsome edge to the master criminal’s threat. Six ready planes may not suffice against Night’s feared technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britten Chambers
Hardy
Port Hacking
Dr. Nigh
Max
Adam Halliday
Sir Max
Dr. Night
Halliday
Hulliday
Sexton
Lexton
Pursuit of Dr Night Across the Seas Begins
Hardy and Sir Max plot to stop Dr Night using aeroplanes. Doris Ruth and the inventor join the perilous voyage toward Port Hacking, seeking to prevent further demands and safeguard Roy, while the fleet lifts off at sunrise for a dangerous expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Uth
Doris
Dr. Night
Sydney
Mulliday
Max
Port Hacking
China
Harry
Central Asia
Hallie Day
Ruth
Mr. Hardy Trist
Roy
Bob
Ed. Hardy
Halliday
Sir Max
Ashfield
Nanson
Eran
Old motor tyres melted into high class printing ink
An Avestratian scientist Mr Lincoln C Neale has invented a process to recycle old motor tyres into printing ink. A statue head believed to be of Emperor Comitian was found in the Pontine Marshes, Italy, dating between Taxan 90 A D. There are now 2870 titles in the civilian air pilot register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln C. Neale
Comitian
Pontine Mariates
Italy
Dairy Farmers Oppose Increased Meat Inspection Fees
Mr M P Dunlop of the Primary Producers Union criticises proposed higher inspection fees on country killed meat for metropolitan consumption. He argues the plan harms dairy farmers by delaying calves and cattle slaughter in regional districts and cites unremunerative prices. He urges government to safeguard dairy interests and oppose new imposts while noting existing systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmia
Lettery
M. P. Dunlop
M.L
Primary Producers’ Union
Field
Tes Meat Industry
Advisory Council
Homebush
Mr. Dunlop
Casin
Inverell
Nimmitabel
Meat Advisory Council
P.P.U
Dunlop
Centuries Old Armour Found Near Rome
An ancient discovery near Rome reveals a complete suit of armour at least two millennia old. The gilded bronze cuirass, helmet, and feathered trims resemble Parthenon warrior gear. A gilded sword and various relics accompany the set, suggesting Greek origin and possible ties to Aeneas’s legend in Italy.
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Rome
Aeneas
Selge
Troy
Inia
Parthenon
British Museum
Italy
Thaly
Gloucester Advertiser Wins Trust of Gloucester District
The Gloucester district, with nearly 5,000 people to feed, clothe, and transport, is highlighted as prosperous. The Gloucester Advocate is noted as the only newspaper printed in the district and read by the people you aim to reach for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
F. A. Isaag Builder & Undertaker
Ste
Gloucester Advocate
Sydney
Advocate
P. P. Union Debates Trade Rules and Agriculture Policy
Members discussed preferences for foreign markets, restrictions on exports to Britain, and a possible 6d per lb import duty on Berseem plover. The meeting urged government negotiation lines, warned of drought risks, and approved forwarding two matters to the Central Executive for action on stock testing and import controls.
Propaganda debate drives campaign efforts in districts
The council pushed a coordinated campaign to secure an affirmative vote, urging stamped ballot envelopes, post free returns, and postal support from central office. Speakers from head office were invited to Maitland and other centers while plans included meetings, supplier circulars, and appointing an agrostologist and veterinary surgeon. Next meeting set for August in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Victoria
Wear Australia
South Australia
Wiiyy Butler
Pasmania Lavery
AOL
New South Wales
Omee
Maitland
Tiead
Fisher
Colonel Richardson
Gloucester
Dungog
No Excise Duty on Margarine Policy Declared
The Commonwealth Government will not impose an excise duty on margarine, after evidence shows limited competition to butter. The Primary Producers' Union urged duty to protect butter, but the Dairy Dept notes margarine sales are only three quarters of one percent of butter production and would not aid the dairy industry. Confectionery and biscuit makers rely on vegetable fats, and if fats remain scarce, imports would substitute. Without material benefit, excise duty is not warranted.
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Todd
Australia
Britain
Mr. Main
J. H. Svery
Mavid
Diatrict Council
Colonel Richardson
Redleletin Suiv
Cetusen
Beitule
Balaton
Hhak
P.P
My. McRae
Diehl
Mr. Fisher
Structs
Anybedy
Bruce
Fisher
Wallace Thompson
Brug’ Nlylias
Alex Smith
Messrs
A. Smith and
Stanton
Thomnton
Commonwealth
Primary Producers’ Union
Flag
Department of Trade and Customs
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Hilom
M. Thurlow
F. A. Isaac
THE
Bluebird Cafe
Cigarettes & Tobacco
Blue Bird Cafe
E. Patmore
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
E. Young
Sunshine Cafe
By Aidan de Brune
R. J. Colyin
Street & Parish Ltd
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Co, Ltd
Circular Quay
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winshcombe House
Bridge Street
P.O. Box
P. P. Union
Deranch
P. P. Board
McRae
Raymond Terrace
Ralstot
Ike
Raymond Ter Tce Acioa
Broskfield Branch
Prosing Rvst Eletion
Richardson
P.P. Union
Oo Jong
Berry
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Barrington ST
T. Hicks
Imo
Yemmering
London
Les
Fields
Worcester
Cape Pro- Vince
Turkey
H. Hf. Watson
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