Tributes to Queen Mother mark six decades of devotion
The death of the Queen Mother prompts widespread tributes to a gracious figure whose devotion to her people, gentleness, and charm made her beloved. A state funeral in London is expected, with interment at Windsor beside King George VI and Queen Mary. Messages of sympathy pour in as Britain grieves, hotels cancel events, and tributes note her public service and private generosity across the empire.
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Notable Tribute Highlights a Great Lady's Loss
The quotation honors a revered woman whose absence is mourned, saying she inspired universal love and united many through her gracious influence. It emphasizes her pivotal role in fostering harmony and the enduring impact of her legacy.
Trade Review Reflects Election Impact On Markets
Nervousness among investors due to politics and industry eases after Federal election results. Legislative Council acts as check on harmful laws. Heavy statewide rainfall boosts primary production, dairy in Me-dairyins districts shows rising cheese and water production, wheat harvest could add 5,000,000 bushels. Sydney stock exchange buoyant with solid turnover and firm prices. Commonwealth government loans gain support though full revival awaits government loan subscription.
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Walsh and Johannsen Arrested for Deportation
Thomas Walsh and Jacob Johannsen were arrested early Saturday as the Commonwealth ordered their deportation. They are held at Garden Island, Sydney Navy HQ. The Supreme Court granted a writ of habeas corpus after ex parte counsel action, with the High Court to revive the case. Sustenance will be provided for dependents and seas passages funded.
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Mle Speaks of Pale Evening and Mdelinked Ask
A fragment from a dialogue shows Mle noting pallor in the evening and a second voice seeking a prompt to spark emotion. The exchange hints at a mood of intimacy and curiosity between unnamed speakers.
Official Melbourne Board Report Transit Statement
The Solicitor General on behalf of the Prime Minister issues a statement about Walshart Johannsen. The respondents are described as involved in abstracting and conveying goods, with emphasis on public transport and related actions. The report notes absence of the Prime Minister in office that day and conveys warnings or charges directed at the public.
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Melbourne
Sir Robert Jarrin
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Deportation Order in Australia for Two Respondents
In relation to trade or wa with other countries, their presence in Australia will be injurious to the peace, order, or good government of the Commonwealth and they have failed to show cause why they should not be deported. The board has accordingly recommended. the Minister accordingly ordered the deportation of both respondents.
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Accordialy
Warwick Castle and Guy's Cliffe Historica Treasures
Warwick Castle stands beside the Avon as a medieval treasure house with towers including Caesar's and Guy's, the Great Hall, famous art by Rubens and Rembrandt, and the Warwick Vase. Guy's Cliffe House nearby, once a monastery, links to a subterranean pass and the tale of Sarah Remble.
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Prohibition Debate Cited By Lord Salvesen At Scots Meeting
Lord Salvesen warned Prohibition had no chance in Britain citing U S examples. He claimed 10,000,000 stills existed and 200 gallons per person could be made legally, with 156,000 physicians prescribing whisky 62,400,000 times annually at three dollars each. He argued temperance laws increased rather than reduced drinking.
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