Beautiful Spring and Summer Millinery Show Delights Society
UK buyers labored and spent to present a magnificent millinery exhibit for spring and summer. Rich, rare and novel models impressed society ladies in top fashion centers, with outside cities praising the pick of the best.
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Dress Goods Parade Shows Spring and Sumter Dress Goons
A lively display highlights new Spring and Sumter dress goods noted for charity appearance and smart design. Prices are sharply low while quality remains dependable, with a broad range of drapery, embroideries, laces, neckwear, underclothing, corsets, gloves, and hats featured.
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Charity
Men’s Mercery Stock Advertises Quality Goods
A concise ad promotes a full stock of men’s clothing and accessories including shirts with soft and hard cuffs, durable hosiery, ready-to-wear suits, collars, underwear, and casual wear. The message emphasizes fashionable, sturdy items at prices to fit all budgets and mentions races and events.
Footwear Ad Highlights New Rivals in Styles and Fit
An ad promotes footwear for men and women showcasing new rivals in styles and sizes. It claims long wear and excellent construction with good value for money and a dependable fit. The copy uses period phrasing and urges confidence in product quality.
Cabinet Debate Over Telegraph Report Causes Party Rift
The Cabinet met on Monday to examine the Speaker's handling of the Daily Telegraph report. The Premier said the report misled readers and attacked the journal's integrity, while noting government amendments to Standing Orders and possible recall of reporters. Led by Mr. Wade and Mr. Nielsen, legislative tensions rise as censure and retirement moves loom.
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New England Defeat Wa Team at Armidale
In Armidale yesterday the New Englanders beat the touring Wa by points to nil. Also at Rotorua New South Wales won 39 to 13. Garrick was injured with a broken rib in play. Australia led 1st innings 227 in cricket. Bird made 101 not out as six wickets fell for 347. At Ascot four horses fell in a maiden handicap with riders badly injured. one unconscious. Armidale Jockey Club plans £1300 for February meeting including £500 Cup. December meet prize money listed as £600. Pearce to wait his turn per Justice Giordan at Hospital Saturday Fund meeting in Sydney.
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Debate on Privilege in Parliament Over Press Article
In the Assembly yesterday afternoon Dr. Arthur cited a breach of privilege in the Herald of August 16. The motion drew division with government opposition, passing 41 to 34. Arthur withdrew a criticised remark after warning. Three cheers praised the press as the session ended amid a rare parliamentary upheaval.
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Postponed furniture sale scheduled and local events noted
The Frome furniture sale was postponed to Saturday week. T E Sole to conduct an auction for L H Walker on Saturday next. Half Squad ALH to hold a prize money tournament for £50. William M Stevenson turned 85 with many congratulators. Brown couple return from honeymoon to South Gayra. Wattle Day celebrated with school rooms decorated and pupils sprigs. Moore family leaving for Sydney as future home. Dubbo Highland Gathering debate on Kilt abolition veto outcomes.
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Tennis doubles results listed for Miss Moore and Moore and others
The scorecard shows multiple doubles matches with players including Miss Moore, C Moore, Miss Cropper, Waller, Weekes, Vickers, Reeves, McKenzie, Durling, De Toren, and others. Matches include 3 6 losses and 6 0, 6 4, 4 0, 6 5 outcomes. A final note mentions Mead Willis versus Paney sewing Gayta with 37 games sets at Mon Repos on Saturday next.
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