June Specials at Our Showroom
Ladien' Plannel Costa and Other Wool Cardigans in green fawn and pink shades on special display. Dainty Milanese Blootoars and Velour Cost items in multiple colors offered at discounted prices. Clearing sale includes Little Misses sizes and Warm Plannelette items. Bargains to be found in the showroom outings.
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Ladien
Plannel Costa
Ceara
Naif Hed
PS Simin SV
Milan Ik
Tang Miers
Murder Witness Found Dead in Sydney
Witness Reginald Holmes, 39, was found murdered in Dawes Point near Wickson Road earlier this morning. Police traced an escape by a hooded passenger in a car after a chase along the harbour, then a speedboat pursuit toward the falls. Holmes died from multiple wounds. Police continued a fresh search of Crowle’s Bay Port Maka without results.
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Sydney
Reginald Holmes
Police At & Corners
Anum
Wickson
Dawes Point
City
Holmes
Igurv
Palle
Ponenger
Polizemet
Wien
Syanty
Gues
Lim Wolind
Te Waa
Sydney Hospital
Linder
Gare
Maka
James Smith
Kidnapped Boy Ransom Recovered After Payment Loss
Washington police report that part of a $110000 ransom was paid for the nine year old Geone Weverhaus, with $90000 recovered buried near a lake. The boy was released unharmed after authorities recovered funds and tracked suspects.
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Washington
Juslien ‘Department
Geone
Galt Lakes City
Soldier Preference in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Move
Sydney report from the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Association notes plans to appoint Lieut Commander Gil Tort as organising secretary for the Saint Council’s role in the hospital project. The secretary, Mr Hareld, indicates active fundraising and mobilization for the hospital initiative.
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Sydney
Sallery and Boldiers” Association
Hareld
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Presbytery Names New Moderator for Sydney Church
Sydney church appoints Redl Faulkner of Leivhhardy as moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Sydney amid a formal ceremony. Faulkner assumes duties guiding church affairs and local congregations through the coming period.
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Sydney
Faulkner
Leivhhardy
Wheat Market Steady and Inactive Amid Trading
The market showed steadiness and low activity with buyers waiting for reopenings at Liverpool and overseas. Bulk wheat offered around 203 to 214 and a July delivery resale was noted from Quickley land while London and Liverpool prices moved cautiously.
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Sydney
Ted Bayn
Liverpool
Elly
Bunfran
Quieksy Land
London
Ciego
Elead
Deputation Presses Government On Betting and Telephony Rules
A deputation from Asurailas Jockey Club interviewed Chief Bécmiary seeking government action on recommendations from a September inter-state conference about betting. They urged telephony bans on betting and that racing broadcasts be restricted to race offerings, with newspapers blocked from related exploitation. The Chief Secretary pledged to consider the representations.
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Sydney
Asurailas
Jockey Club
Bécmiary
Sith
Byaney
Sro
Turther
Dog Kills Cat Trial Reveals Dog Not Liable
In a Graston police court, Magistrate Rolg ruled a dog that killed a cat was not liable, citing the animal’s natural instincts. The cat, identified as a Persian, was reportedly killed at 1 pm, with the case noting the dog’s supposed predatory behavior.
Brothers in dispute end in self inflicted tragedy
Brisbane report recounts a family quarrel in which Edwin Blackwell shot and killed himself after a dispute with brother Claude Blackwell at a hotel. Police and authorities described the confrontation as sudden with churchyard burial of Edwin following the incident.
Girl Injured By Rat In Front Of Home
Doris Rose aged 18 was scratched on her right hand by a Persian rat in front of her home on Ante Parade Tonwington. She was removed to hospital where she received medical attention. Local incident reported with partial details and uncertain context.
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Sydney
Doris Rose
Ante Parade
Tonwington
Nerce
Tramway Threats Prompt Demands For Change In Sydney
Permanent way workers of the Tramway Department demand a 44 hour week higher wages and cost of living adjustments. They accuse the Tramways Commission of denying their claims and instruct officials to present their case to the commissioners for an immediate settlement.
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Sydney
Weanesany
Tramway Department
Uew
Fatal Fall Ends Life of Woman at Convent
An elderly woman, Mrs Piney, died after a balcony fall at the Convent of Little Singers. Investigators say a faulty rail or misstep caused the fatal incident during a broad daylight visit. Police have opened a preliminary inquiry into the tragic accident.
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Bydney
Tribute by Tariff Board Member
Wesnenday and Mr WB Nally and others from the Economie Society praised the community’s commercial integrity. The board member said he had never been approached in any sinister way.
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Tariff Board
Bydwey
Wesnenday
Wb, Nally
Turi
Economie Socty
Prince as Peacemaker Overtures to Germany
A German paper highlights Prince of Wales efforts toward peace with Germany. Reports claim a deputation may visit Berlin to foster friendly contact with German service members, seen as a move to ease hostilities. The Prince’s appeal draws cheers and wide attention in Britain and abroad.
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Wales
Streich
Germany
Berlin
France
Glasgow Market Talk by Lord Provost at Luncheon
The Lord Provost Sir Alexander speaks at a Glasgow luncheon urging greater production and trade of Empire goods. He notes limited migration and calls for expansion to seize opportunity, emphasizing the need to bring more goods to market and improve the industrial effort.
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Tordon
Alexander Stant
Renume Migraton
Inquest Opens Over Death of Smith Evdrey On Wednesday
A city coroner opened an inquest into the death of Smith Evdrey, who reportedly died after exposure at Calarie’s aquarium in May. Patrick Brady was charged with murder. a postmortem was requested and juries discussed venue and jurisdiction as reports show little physical evidence. The case moves forward with cautious consideration and awaiting further evidence.
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Evdrey
Janis Smith
Calarie
Chomee
Aquaria
Patrick Brady
Smith
ABC
Suny
Dunningham to Begin Talks on Social Welfare in London Tour
Mr Dunningham starts consultations with Titian officials this week on unemployment relief national insurance and all social services reforms. He will visit Germany and present to Canada and the United States before returning to Sydney at the end of the tour.
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London
Tussany
Muleler
Dunningham Us
National Insurance Sd
Wool Market Report From Winchcombe Area
Wool market news shows 6500 bales sold at firm late levels. Strong competition noted from Japan and Germany with bids from France Yorkshire Belgium Italy and Australia. Brokers Fleming Willow Tree Humphries Kaler Moose and others reported activity and varied prices amid global demand.
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Winchcombe, Carson, Lia
Japan
Germany
Prenes
Yorkshire
Belgium
Italy
Mllimnen
Quegalew
A. Fleming
Willow Tree
W Wit
Bellien
Mra Lo 'Hunrie
Humphries
Mores
Kaler
Moose
Escaped Prisoner Captured in Sydney Yesterday
An escapee held since 1923 for forgery was recaptured yesterday near Marranders Coul burn sacl after transfer from Marranders. He had escaped from custody two years into a four year sentence and was taken to hospital before being charged again with escaping custody.
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Sydney
Wedvesau
Marranders
Coulburn
Bouthmak
Hoapiual
Tin price update from Sydney market
In Sydney on Wednesday the tin price is quoted for today with market activity showing slight shifts. Traders note demand remains steady while supply concerns influence nearby tin futures and local dealers adjust quotes accordingly.
Explosion at Blue Metal Quarry Kills One in Sydney
A fatal blast at the Associated Blue Metal Quarry near Prospect, Sydney, instantly killing Raymond cracknall and injuring two others. A boiler failed and a water tank weighing five tons struck workers, wrecking the site as debris flew and equipment twisted. The explosion occurred minutes after start of shift, with distant blast heard across the area.
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Sydney
Raymond Cracknall
Rosebery Races Results Reported From Byndney
Rosebery races today feature juvenile handicap results with Trimereian leading early and The Darter strong challenger. Wagering shows The Darter at 4 to 1 and Cloudy and Sunup among notable bets. divisions include Grivey Gate and Nette May with several scratchings and close finishes amid uncertain conditions.
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Bydney
Trimereian
Pulty Rime
Marlen
Halidieas
Magnus
Mulais
Spanil Pio
Palmut
Sunup
Grivey
Big Boots
Sip
State Parliament Opens Quietly with Swearing In
The State Parliament opened today without ceremony. Members from both Houses were sworn in and the Assembly proceeded to elect a Speaker. Mr Brymer was reelected leader with Mr Buttenshaw as deputy. The Whip, Treasurer, old Secretary roles were combined and Mr A D Reid was appointed to carry them out.
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Sydney
Tony
Legislative Assembly
Pula Money Tcp
Me Brymer
Buttenshaw
Thias
Treauher
A.D. Reid
Young
Sussex Street Market Report Sydney
Market page lists mixed commodity prices for wheat butter onions millet lucerne and oats with several figures in shillings and pence. Entries include bulk wheat bagged prices and assorted per unit rates, reflecting market activity at Sussex Street Sydney.
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Sydney
Wesn Teday
Sunsex
Moree Races Feature Flying MOREE and Maiden Handicaps
Racing notes describe Moree events with MOREE the Flying in a feature event and a Maiden Handicap on the card. Names like Bonnie June and Sue Bromine appear among horses and jockeys, with details about winners and times in the day’s listings.
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Clutt
Finn
Mere
Bonnie Juneening
Arubul Cine
Nagy
Gisrrborg
Weather Forecast for Sydney
The latest forecast for the next twenty four hours predicts fair to cloudy conditions with light rain in the southern districts and parts of inland areas. Frosts are expected in the highlands and northern inland regions, with variable winds across the area.
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Sydney
Tye
Cota
Floral Tributes for Late Mr Michael McHugh
The funeral of the late Mr. Michael McHugh drew floral tributes from numerous families and relatives including Anderson and family, Monckson and family, Prost and family, Ridgewell, Inverell’s Mile McHugh, S. Sure end family, Perris and family, Jack McHugh’s family, J. Ho Biel, Baden Puwer, West and family, HF McHugh’s family, C. Anderson and family, Torper and family, and Jin McHugh’s households.
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Michael McHugh
Bundarrs
Ien. Anderson
Fred Monckson
Ben Prost
Bert Ridgewell
Mile McHugh
Inverell
Baden Puiwer
West
HF McHugh
C. Anderson
Torper
Jin McHugh
Baby Show Planned At Methodist Exhibition
A recent congregation meeting decided to hold a Baby Show during the exhibition by the show. Categories include age groups up to two years and a haircut prize. A social welfare effort with sewing for the poor and aboriginal residents is planned. Community support and local clubs are thanked for assistance.
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Toontha
Sonal
Cinuhe
Fer Baelke
EDS Inverell
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Brisbane
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Edwin
Claude Black
Alvie Lowtel
Bas
Blackwell
Prince
Hitler
Abdrieé Chalemas
Berman Erservice
Fife
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Peacrnai
Glasgow
Lyons
Strange Inquest
Mr. Dunningham
Wool Market
Rosebery
Sussex Street
Market Report
Lucre the Flying
Mr, McHugh
Gesiuma
Miem
Alma
Psi 1S
Ieveneis
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