Brisbane Show Announces 37th National Exhibition
The 37th Annual National Show will run at Bowen Park Brisbane from 12 August to 7 August next, offering 4500 pounds in prizes. Features include a One Woman's Work Exhibit with 50 pounds. Trotters and dairy cattle must be in recognised stud books. Dogs and poultry receive free care. Industrial exhibit space available through the secretary at Courier Building Brisbane.
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Bowen Park
Brisbane
Courier Puilding
Northern Telephone Communication Update
Mr. Veazer Postmaster General replies to M P Foster regarding the Sydney Glen Innes telephone project the linkage of New England towns Tamworth to Glen Innes and a new post office at Goyra noting consideration when estimates are prepared
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F. J. Foster
M-P
Haa
Mr. Veazer
Mr. Foster
Sydney-Glen Innes
New England
Tamworth
Glen Tunes
Goyra
Titanic Inquiry Evidence Highlights Iceberg Collision Details
Senate inquiry evidence from New York reveals the Crow's Nest lookout stating the steamer altered course after warning. A cargo ship 20 miles away lacked wireless and others saw a vessel during sinking. Lloyds doubts lights were from Titanic, 170 of 710 third class and 106 of 277 women were saved. Marconi admits Carpathia operator delayed despatches for a bribe, denying involvement.
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Givinu
Senate
New York
Crow's Nest
Lloyd's
Emmaville Pony Club publishes June programme and nominations
Sporting News notes the Emmaville Pony Club releases its June 1 programme with nominations due to secretary Mr J T Governor on the 5th. A critic from a certain Tunes paper derides pony racing style and hopes for better events. meanwhile Australian cricketers practice in England and Dick Arnst trains in Putney for his match with Barry. Results from Rooty Hill and Warwick Farm include Derby won by Blue Look out, Self Esteem taking The Oakes, and multiple race outcomes with listed runners.
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Emmaville
Qestion
Rooty Hill
Blue Lookout
Massa Johnson
Self Esteem
Ligouia
Wondy Penzance
Battledram
Woodstock
Last Chance
Stately Lady
Eminent Vienna Ophthalmic Optician to Visit Guyro
Mr. Basser renowned Vienna ophthalmic optician will tour town offering free sight testing at the Royal Hotel Guyro on Tuesday May ith ean. He cites credentials from major European institutes and asserts no charges for consultations or directing vision. His permanent address is Challis House Sydney.
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Nature
Mr. Basser
Vienna
Herounder
Berlin
Dresden
London
New York
British Masters Optical Association
Bauer
Royal Hotel
Guyro
Busser
Challis House
Sydney
State police plan eight hour shift at stations
The State police authorities intend to replace the current 24 hour shift with an eight hour schedule at all stations. The move aims to improve efficiency and officer welfare while maintaining coverage. Public notice indicates this transition will occur in phases and require staffing adjustments.
Armidale Murder Trials End in Calm Aftermath and Mercy
Evidence in the Hillgrove murder case concluded with a judge urging jurors to convict only on solid proof. The jury failed to reach a verdict and was locked in, while the second case, Handcock, resulted in a manslaughter verdict with a mercy recommendation after a long trial and four months in custody.
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Hillgrove
Sly
Watson
Mocatta
Chubb
D. P. Claverie
Polson
Locomotive Hotel
Hancock
Armidale Hospital
Tattersall’s
Thorley
Handcock
Accused
Ion
Mack
Australian News Roundup of Accidents and Elections
Mr Howack De Loses, a noted barrister, died after a horse accident near Killara while visiting Australia. Viscounts Mussereene and Meynard, guests of Mr and Mrs W. F. Ogilvie, enjoy polo and plan to visit Queensland. Joseph Pfeffer was executed in Melbourne for Florence Whitley’s murder. Queensland rail earnings rose. tramways up as well. Minister Woods targets one million acres for settlement by June or July. Premier Denham cites industrial peace after Liberal victory. Holman notes Brisbane strikes. Aviator Hart accepts a Sydney to Melbourne flight challenge. Henry Holmes’ death brings Bendigo Hospital a sizeable estate. Clement Wragge warns of scarce rains. rainfall to rise by 1916 with good seasons through 1920.
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Mussereene
Mevrard
Australia
W. EF. Ogilvie
Uparran
Queensland
Here
London wool market firm as Brisbane and Sydney sales near
Commercials from Mrases Scuttr Bec & Co in Sydney report the London wool market advancing about 5 percent for merino and crossbreds. Melbourne quotations hold firm with a favourable outlook for Brisbane sales and Sydney openings on May 7. Dry weather already affecting samples. 1,281,377 acres opened for settlement in New South Wales under the new Land Act.
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Sydney
London
Anler
Melbourne
Brisbane
Beeby
New South Wales
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