Pharlap in American Classic Event Clarified
In London on Tuesday discussions in the House of Commons addressed Commonwealth responsibility for New South Wales defaulting bonds. Messrs Cayzer and West Russell questioned Ottawa Conference actions on Dominion stocks and a proposed guarantee policy. Sir Neville Chamberlain stated the Commonwealth had legislated direct liability to state bondholders, deeming no new guarantee needed.
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Wales
House of Commons
Messrs. Cayzer
West Russell
Britain
Ottawa
N.S
Cayzer
Neville Chamberlain
Commonwealth
Queensland South Australia Shefield Shield Scoring Row
In the Brisbane Shefield Shield match Queensland led with 490 after South Australia posted 41. Benstead top scored for Queensland with 145 while Mossop and Cook contributed 54 and 42 respectively. South Australia struggled second innings with a list of batsmen out as Gilbert Benstead bowled several. Queensland chased 380 in their second innings?
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Queensland
South Australia
Queenslanders
Benstead
Mossop
Cook
Hogg
Nitschke
Gilbert
IL Hichardson
Catehlove
Rum
Lonergan
Lee
Oxenham
Shepherd
Grimmett
Heis
Carlton
Unsettled Weather Forecast For NSW Regions
The next twenty four hours bring unsettled weather across the northeast with light rain and thunder. Gradual improvement to the highlands, coast, and northeast quarter as conditions clear, while the south west and southern districts expect cooler squally winds.
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Sydney
Tin Market Sydney Chatter Drives No-Day Quote
Tin in Sydney shows no-day quotation at fab per unit as traders weigh supply and demand factors. Official pricing remains unsettled amid market caution and regional activity.
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Sydney
Sussex Street Sydney Market Prices Snapshot
Wednesday prices at Sussex Street include wheat 32 to 34d per bushel, barley 9d, potatoes Tasmanian 4d, cheese 1d, butter 42d per pound, honey 1d per pound, maize 3d, oats 19 to 29d, lucerne up to 8d per pound, hay oat 2 to 3d, chaff 1s to 4d, hay etc.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Standing Orders Suspended in NSW Parliament to Move Revenue Resolution
Mr Lveana secured suspension of standing orders to move a resolution adopting the Auditor General's certificate and applying the Financial Agreement Enforcement Act to recover the remit. The Lang planners opposed, but the motion passed by a large majority amid crowded galleries and high excitement. The act targets State revenue incl income tax, becoming payable to the Federal Treasurer once passed by both Houses.
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Sydney
Lveana
House of Representatives
Auditor-General
Nsw
Lang
Howes
Harbor Bridge Ends Ferry Services to Fort Macquarie
Sydney ferries limited loses permission to run vehicular services between Fort Macquarie and Milson's Point after Harbor Bridge opening. Services cease at midnight Saturday and 100 workers across 13 crews will be laid off including watchmen and collectors.
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Sydney
Sydney Ferries Limited
Fort Macquarie
Milson's Point
Harbour Bridge
Youth Arrested on Serious Charge in Redfern
A twenty year old youth was arrested at Redfern last night and charged with hurting an eleven year old girl. A serious offence is alleged against him. The girl's screams attracted a bystander named Briggs who informed the police. This was the third night in succession Redfern police have been occupied investigating cases of children being mistreated.
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Sydney
Redfern
Briggs
Chinese Consul Reprimands British Admiral Over League Remarks
The Chinese Consul General Li rebuked Rear Admiral Consett for criticising the League of Nations. He argued the league is not dangerous given strong British support and noted the admiral’s ignorance of massacres of Chinese residents in Korea and the broader Manchurian issue. The exchange centers on China Japan relations and international responses.
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Sydney
China
Consett
League of Nations
Sinc
le Idea
Jm Queston
Kores
Manchunan
Indolent Defendant Fined for Stock Transport Without Permit
David John Estrahle faced Police Court on a breach of the Pastures Protection Act for moving stock from Glenbrook Capeton to Inverell without a permit. The P.M. fined him £2 plus costs and £11 professional costs, giving seven days to pay. The magistrate admonished him for disrespect and failure to obey the law.
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Pastures Protection Board
David John Estrahle
P.P Act
Warner
Glenbrook Capeton
Inverell Salevards
P.M
P.M. O
J. E McC
Denison By-Election Chooses Former Premier’s Son
In Denison a recount after C. W Grant’s Senate election declared Dr. An Lewis, son of Sir Eliot Lewis former premier, elected. The by election result follows the previous voting irregularity and confirms the family-linked candidate as winner.
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Hobart
Denison
C. W Grant
Senate
AN. Lewis
Eliot Lewis
Premer
Tasmania
Phar Lap Favored as Melbourne Cup Contenders Surface
Owner Daylar remains confident Phar Lap will perform on Sunday regardless of track conditions. Betting places Phar Lap and Spanish Play as equal favorites with Cabeza seen as a close rival. Odds and names include Reveille Poy Joe Plores Bahanais and Ty Freed, with timing and price details yet to be finalized.
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Phar Lap
Daylar
Favorttiem Iy
Cabeza
Phar
Reveille Poy
Joe Plores
Bahanais
Ty Freed
Martie
Beth Hope
Mendy Omar
Starum
Arabs Cheer Turks Amid Anti-British Feeling in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem on Tuesday, Arab crowds react to Turkish success and possible Gains. censor orders withdrawal of British film in response to strong anti-British sentiment. The audience cheers Turkish feats at Gallipoli and the Turks appear to gain the upper hand.
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Jerusalem
Figland
Fall Lauder
Gallipoli
Orara Shire Council Dismisses Engineer
The Orara Shire Council voted to dismiss its engineer following a report by Mr Wilt under the Iowa Government. Mr Write recommended the engineer Mr Alexander Adams be paid half salary during suspension and that the council cover half the costs. The inquiry would require the council to bear responsibility for the situation.
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Sydney
Te Orara
Lowa
Write
Alexander Adams
Adams
Mer
Local Bowls Rinks Set for Weekend Play and Bridge Tourney
Saturday afternoon bowls feature four rinks in weekend games. Notables include Cory, Nicholas, Levin, Dibley, McParland, Lightn, Buller, Stewart, North Singleton, Brown, Sons McLennan, Wilmington A Nielus and Cum ming. A local rink led by Buller Bice Nesbit and Sys Laeeth has entered the bridge carnival tourney starting Monday the 25th.
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FE Nicholas
Levin
Dibley
Simpson
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Knapton
Mid Sys Laeeth
Minister's Announcement Sets Tone for Trade Policy
The Minister for Home Affairs Mr Parkhill spoke at the annual din ner of the associated chambers of commerce and signaled action against Community this season. J A Boyd pressed for firm measures, while Sir Alan Anderson forecast a family gathering for the empire and urged Australia to sell more abroad to secure loans and tariff options to lift prosperity.
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Sydney
Australia
Alan
Livia
Broken Hearts Court Ruling Says Damages Are Guesswork
Melbourne report states Judge Poster awarded Edith Morrison £150 against Geoffrey Dunn for breach of promise and held the court had no fixed scale for valuing broken hearts. The judge noted damages involve guesswork in this case.
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Melbourne
Mar- Ant Edith Morrison
Geoffrey Dunn
Inverell Golf Club Opens Season With Mixed Social
The Inverell Golf Club opened its season with a mixed event welcoming dealers and members. Miss Cloonan and Wilson led the foursomes 21 4, with other pairings and scores listed. An 18 hole stroke handicap and nominations closing Thursday for Friday’s draw were announced, as competitions start April 17 with the LGU monthly medal.
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Ie Toverell Choi! Club
Rasvi
Wort Ik Mas
Associaire
Puembers
Miss C. Cloonan
Wilson
Substantial Reduction in British Budget Deficit
London report shows deficit narrowed last week to £M,000,000 from £44,000,000 year earlier. Figures up to last Saturday indicate a balanced budget is achievable, with a £12.8 million reduction recorded in the recent period.
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London
Arbitration Bill Recommitted After Defeats In Council
The Arbitration Bill was re committed to the Legislative Council amid further government defeats. An amendment by Mr Coates removed from Unions the power to compel employers to terminate workers who refused to strike since 1917. Another change shifted control of Conciliation Committees away from the Minister for Labour and Industry.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Coates
Minister For Labor and Industry
Cars Collide At Street Intersection
A serious two car crash occurred at 215 yesterday afternoon at the Otho and River Streets intersection opposite Inspector Singleton’s residence. Mrs Maud Haupt and her niece Joyce Devine suffered rib and chest injuries. the other driver Mr Allen Arentz and his two children escaped with minor injuries.
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Maud Haupt
Allen Arentz
Tingha
Otho
River
Haupt
Joyce Devine
Arent
Tuahwurt
Wheat Market Slump Across Markets Over Weak Demand
The wheat market fell yesterday with Chicago and Winnipeg closing weaker while Sydney and London reports showed limited activity. Parcel and prompt delivery prices drifted as buyers stayed indifferent and shippers reduced buying limits, leaving farm work largely untouched.
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Sydney
North America
Chicago
Winnipeg
Attempted Wreck of Brisbane Express Near Grafton
Grafton railway officials riding a trolley ahead of the Brisbane express yesterday found an attempt to wreck the Sydney bound train two miles from Grafton on the Brisbane side. A stone-iron piece, an inch thick and three feet long, lay on the rail of the curve. The express, travelling at about 40 miles per hour, would have been halted by the obstruction.
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Sydney
Grafton
Brisbane
Professional dancer wins damages in Melbourne court
In Melbourne, a professional dancer was awarded C178 damages yesterday for injuries caused during a hair waving treatment. The court ruling underscores liability in cosmetic procedure cases and marks a notable victory for the plaintiff.
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Melbourne
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