Upper House Country Party Successes in Informal Votes
Sydney report on third Legislative Council election shows record informal votes with at least fourteen halved invalid ballots. Several UCP candidates expected to win despite disputes, while dominant parties face challenges from Labor and UA P as Latimer challenge looms. results may be appealed to Court of Disputed Returns.
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Legislative Council
Haliel Gopers
Incone East
Court of Disputed Return
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Hinks
Henry Braddon
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Merrow
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Court of Disputed Returns
Moorefield Races Anticipated By Times For Tomorrow
The Times lists Moorefield race cards with divisions across several classes. Entries include Ledger Linn Corcello Opulent Three and Four Year Old Handicap five furlongs Gay Hawk Barrier King Milantheen Seen Pit Noorbethong Ravin Lady Vamp Juvenile Handicap Nipper St Globe Spanish Play Flying Welter dlys King Pin Red Shadow Questionnaire Chrytolud Celestial Creos Narbethong Moorefield Handicap Prowler Royal Tune Ledger Line Carlin Mile Itish Bard Prowler Camara.
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Prices listed at Sussex street market in Sydney
Prices ruled at Sussex street today for various goods including Wheat bulk and bagged, Potatoes, Eggs new laid, Butter, Honey, Maize, Onions, Chat wheat, lucerne hay and corn. Victorian and Australian varieties appear with fluctuating per unit figures.
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London Wool Sales Offerings Reach Ten Thousand Bales
London sales show 10,013 bales offered with 1274 from New South Wales 212 from Victoria 1643 from West Australia 269 from South Australia and 4941 from New Zealand. Brisk competition at home and abroad supports higher rates for finer growths though many inferior sorts were withdrawn.
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Italian Murder Plot Aims at Pope Mussolini and King
Rome faces a forthcoming trial of three men accused of conspiring to kill Mussolini the Pope and the King of Italy. The plot centered on bombs planted in St Peters cloakroom during Mass on June 25. Police say the plan included bombs under Mussolini and the King after recruitment in Paris and return to Italy.
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Wheat Market Harvest Delays Stir Local Trade
The harvest delays tighten the wheat market with firmer overseas prices and Australian futures steady. New crop bids rose in Sydney while farm deliveries face higher costs and buying limits. Argentina signals support for higher prices, lifting Buenos Aires quotes and easing harvest pressures.
Weather Forecast for Today in Teuds Region
Generally unsettled and sultry with scattered thunder storms. Expect heavier rainfall in some areas, mainly along the coast. North to east winds prevail with strong gusts near exposed spots and coastal piles.
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Sydney
Pridey’s Quiet Day Delays Lila Price in City
A unclear note from Sydney reports Pridey pausing price action for Lila amid a quiet day. Details are fragmented but indicate subdued trading and a temporary hold on movement in the market.
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Lila
Sheffield Shield match Sheffield Shield Victoria vs Queensland
Brisbane report on a Sheffield Shield match with Victoria facing Queensland. Score details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to Queensland first innings and players Allen, Fleepwood-Smutt, Andrews is present.
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Seaman Killed After Taxi Collision in Darlinghurst
Tas Simonson, 50, a Nor- Wic native aboard the American motor ship City of Taywille, died after being struck while crossing William Street Darlinghurst last night. He suffered a fractured skull and left leg in the taxi incident.
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Cyclist's Death Exonerates Motorist After Inquest
Ernest Gouth married Ian of Gilgal died at Glen Innes Hospital from injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Alan J. Manglison at Glen Tines on November. The Deputy Coroner Judge Tadner JP found no prima facie case and absolved Manglison of blame, noting deceased traveled at high speed on the wrong side of the road. Ledger extended sympathy to those involved.
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Reciprocal Trade Talks Open Between France and Australia
Paris reports France will invite Australia to negotiate a reciprocal trade treaty. Commonweath representatives were informed. France seeks concessions to counter Japanese influence and boost Australian wool fruit and frozen meat access while Australia gains access to wheat butter and other French goods.
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Test Tennis McGrath Beats Wilde in Open Match
In the first Test match, McGrath defeated Wilde with a 6 3 score as the contest began. Viv McGrath from New South Wales showcased strong play against Wilde, signaling a tight series ahead.
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Labor Unity Protest by Postal Workers Union
The Amatsamnated Postal Workers Union condemns Labor party control by factions. Delegates call for unity with fair representation of all movement sections across Australia and warn against domination by any particular group.
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Postal Workers’ Union
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Rain Floods Victoria Towns Deluge disrupts lines
Victorian rainstorm disrupts Bendigo Ballarat and Creswick railway lines and telegraph services. Flooding inundates small towns while residents salvage furniture as crops suffer. Fire bell rung at Creswick as townspeople work through floodwater.
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Adventure ends as canoe voyage from Goulburn to Wey Wor fails
Two young men started from Goulburn aiming to travel by canoe to Wey Wor. Harsh exertion and two waterfalls wrecked the craft and occupants swam ashore.
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Wey
Sydney
Irish Raid on Treason Charges Targets O Duffy and Blythe
In Dublin police raided the residence of General O Duffy and FE Blythe seeking treasonable documents. Authorities also searched the former Farmers League HQ, now merged with the United Ireland party, amid political turmoil.
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Gift that pleases but buy it now don’t lose joy
Inverell Chamber of Commerce promotes timely gift purchases to preserve the joy of giving. The notice encourages shoppers to act quickly to avoid missing on seasonal offerings and to support local businesses.
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Robert Christie and Leslie Hale Return from Foreign Legion Escape
Robert Christie aged 25 and Leslie Hale aged 24 arrived in London today after escaping from the Foreign Legion. Christie, son of RB Christie of the Commonwealth Bank, had money from a maternal grandfather who owned the McLeod Milling Company. He endured harsh discipline, prison, and solitary confinement, and at one point cared for dying patients in a hospital before moving to a convalescent home in Rabat.
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Tax on property relief glows as super tax takes effect
Canberra reports that a one percent rise in the super tax on property became operable this morning after the Budget measures on income tax were introduced by the House of Representatives. A special clause exempts the property from the general operation of the bill.
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Boxing British Heavyweight Championship at Albert Hall
Len Harvey won the British heavyweight title defending against Jack Petersen at the Albert Hall. Harvey gained a points victory over Petersen in the title bout.
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Victoria First State Lottery draw details and syndicates
The Newcastle Fourth draw lists the 1th prize won by the Jock and Jill Syndicate led by William Hodens at 129 Tennyson Street Fesendon Victoria. Second prize goes to Try Again Syndicate run by Bo Carr Empress Theatre George Street Sydney. Third prize to Pin Syndicate led by Lock 16 Steward Street Leichhardt. Fourth prize to ROB Syndicate led by R Browne 35 Silsoe Street Hamilton Newcastle. The 170th lottery will be drawn next Friday.
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Tennycon Street
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Empress Theatre
George Street
Steward Street
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