Progress of the State in Two Decades of Industry Growth
Mr. Waddell the Colonial Treasurer presents a table of two decades of progress in primary industries. The state produced 250 000 in combined output with strong per head measures, while raw materials value reached 241 008 000 and manufactures 4208 000. The analysis notes Argentina as a near competitor and highlights closer settlement plans, wheat growth potential, Peel River development, and optimism for future prosperity with favorable seasons.
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Waddell
Nhe
Republic
Australia
London
Ba Teeenee le Teute Catate
Peel
Wien
The Actor's Art on Henry Irving and Wilson Barret
A writer of anecdotes about prominent actors notes Irving's fluctuating fortunes and frugal final state in illustrating actors idiosyncrasies. The excerpt ends with a reflection on Irving's wealth and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving
Wilson Barret
Irving
New South Wales Trade and Agriculture Growth Highlighted
The report shows exports rising from £21,000,000 to £41,000,000 and imports from £21,000,000 to £37,000,0000 over twenty years. Wool value climbs to £14,000,000, with butter exports and metal production also up. Pastoral industry leads wealth at £18,400,000. mining yields £26,345,000. agriculture £7,000,000. State size, settlement, and immigration policies linked to sustained growth and future exports.
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Sarre Forai Masons
Sat
Japan
Sydney
United Btates
Britust
New South Wales
Blayney
Sonwally UU
The Queen's Kindness and a Burstall Vicar's Inquiry
The Rev T F Jones of Bur stwick near Hull spoke at a Embankment meeting about a Leeds woman whose husband and several children died of consumption. A private detective verified the tale as he sought care for the baby at Brompton Hospital and possible aid from Miss Knollys and the Queen.
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T. F. Jones
Burstwick
Hull
London
Cleopatra’s Needle
Embankment
Leeds
Brompton Hospital
Ollye
Leeda
Ely
France
Miss Knollys
More Clothes Less Food In Heat Retention Theory
The text discusses a philosophy by Dr Saleeby on clothing and food. It argues that warmer clothes reduce food use by retaining body heat, but overclothing must be balanced with ventilation. It favors layering with air spaces, noting air as a poor conductor and praising the golden mean between warmth and breathability.
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Dr. Saleeby
Charles
Macy Rixoty
Crimea
Julian
Peggy
Brook
Stnak
Fulian
Pegey
Ann & Bor
Li J
The Singer's Nightmare and Opera Stars
Oscar Hammerstein notes singers fear conspiracies to underrate them. He cites how vocal artists guard their voice as their main asset amid career anxiety. Directors face star persecution when their views contradict the singer, reflecting the ego and fragility of grand opera personalities.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Bein Jr
Protesta
Christie
Brown
Edward
Fin Wissoniar
Gr Jack
TIDE OF IMMIGRATION PROMPTS PASSAGE DEALS
The government offers reduced priced passages for residents to nominate friends or relatives for new passages from the Old Country. Last year at least 1,440 persons used this privilege, and more are expected this year. The director, Immigration and Tourist Bureau, Challis House, Sydney, provides details on fares and routes.
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Great Britain
Europe
Immigration and Tourist Bureau
Challis House
Manila Place
Sydney
Immigrant Farm Workers Arrive Under Government Scheme
Immigrant farm workers aged 18 to 30 arrive under the government scheme. Most hail from the British Isles and show earnest, industrious temperaments. Sydney authorities report difficulty placing them in suitable positions, with employers directed to contact the Immigration and Tourist Bureau to select workers on arrival.
Fortunes of a Soldier Chapter LXX Continued
In a drawing room saga a detained officer is questioned about Charles Vavasseur's fate amid family tensions. Beatrix, Susan, and Sir Edward challenge truth, revealing rivalries with Cuthbert Vavasseur while a storm pounds Balaclava and the Derma sails vanish.
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Cwelin
Io Portind
Lia Deer Loys
Gary
Ip Kalward
Neatrix
Susan
Jock
Christie
Siberia
Jack
Cuthbert Vavasseur
Charles
Charley
Roureeli
Mex
England
Mra Moreland
Edward Challoner
London
Teatrix
Mather
Ned
Challoner
Charley Hax
Cuthbert
Crimea
Aho
Basan
Alma
Inkerman
Bfe
Beatrix
Vossela
Sca
Mr. Moreland
Two Companions Track a Tar tar Prisoner in Forest
In a dim forest the party debates night navigation and safety, while a determined corporal insists on pushing forward. A Tart ar boy named Tral is captured and questioned, revealing nearby Greek merchants and a possible prisoner aid route, prompting a plan to rescue Leon.
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Tral
Russia
Ile
Anil
Jusiin
Torte
Pelapeed
Suile Tin Mour
Benuwse
Julian
Leon
Lason
Tomise
Tra
Wil
Fragmented Tales From a Fiery Night Quest
A rugged band led by Julien and Charles traverses a perilous valley guided by a wary local. Tension rises between superstition and caution as Peggy’s fate and a looming trap test their resolve. Anxious banter over trust and danger escalates before a concealed ambush.
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Deen
Wiles Barrett
America
Gret
Mary Eastlake
Barrett
Capesto
Germany
The
Charvilie
Wino Tate Stade
Christin
Sir Edward
Ming
Busan
Contex
Moreland
Mancenere
Hero
Farward
Miax Beatrix
Henri
Mary
Hin
Derma
Lexi
Milton
Reston
Sidina
Pole
Barton
Tartar Teaur
Lowely
Voller
Ata
Sallis
Jenlansy
Tishovel
Satan
Julien
Mat
van de Stonk
Acrean
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