London Wool Sales Steady Prices At London Auction
Britain’s liability to the USA stands at £2,220,000,000 as London wool sales offer 11,148 lots. New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand contribute. About 4,900 lots sold amid a good selection and fair home and continental competition. High selling limits caused notable withdrawals. prices remained steady.
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London
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Frog
Tasmania
New Zealand
Colliery To Close All Men Noticed
Sydney reports that colliery number two will shut down on October 1. Safety men and deputies are dismissed while only staff remain, leaving about 600 workers facing fornight of layoff in a large South Maiden field.
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Sydney
Ti N
Etourn
Ortober 1
Abbie
Mats
Maiden
New Guard Not Needed Says Police Commissioner
Sydney Friday reports the Commissioner of Police Mr Childs stating after a New Guard meeting at Town Hall that policing alone preserves peace and order in the State. He says the public can rely on the police, denies any alliance with the New Guard, and notes no favorable view of the group.
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Sydney
Poller
Childs
Pace
Polee
Childe
New Guard
Wheat Market Steady with Scarce Sellers in NSW Trade
The wheat market remained steady with few bulk offerings in the forenoon and rising bids later, though sellers held firm. Export demand showed some inquiry for fog and bogged wheat at about 24 to 24.5, while supply for high quality is limited in New South Wales as most surplus has shipped or is near loading for delivery to the Fast. London and Liverpool showed quiet to steady activity with North American markets buoyed by European and Russian cues.
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Bydney
Sydney
New South Wales
Buvera’ Tipute Tor
London
Liverpool
Burglar Arrests After Parramintta Road Chase
A dramatic pursuit on Parramintta Road ended with two burglars in a horse and cart being intercepted and arrested after breaking a window at Annandale. One suspect sustained a cut from glass, with police in pursuit as the alarm sounded.
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Sydney
Parramintta Road
Faust
Annandale
Robbery at East Camberwell Station
Three armed men raided East Camberwell Railway Station last night. They knocked down the station master George McLean with a revolver and escaped with about £20 in takings destined for the city.
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Melbourne
East Camberwell
George McLean
Savings Bank Depositors Safe With New Division
Mr W F Gale president of the Depositors Association of the Government Savings Bank asserts opposition to the new division is unfounded. He states the committee bears no antipathy to the division and assures members their money would be securely held in the new divider, offering confidence in the bank's approach.
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Sydney
WF. Gale
Depositors Association
The
Government Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Wheat Growers Demand Higher Wheat Price
The Australian Wheat Growers Federation unanimously calls on the Federal Government to honor the Wheat Advances Bill by paying 3 shillings per bushel for wheat. The pressure stems from strong grower unity and a push to secure farm income.
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Melbourne
Australian Wheat Growers Federation
Basic Wage Hearing Set for October 2
The first step toward revising the basic wage was taken today as the Chamber of Manufacturers filed an application with the Industrial Registrar. The Registrar ordered notices of motion to be served on all parties to the application and fixed October 2 as the return date, delaying the inquiry to a later stage.
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Sydney
Chamber of Manufacturers
State Lottery Draws Four Numbers for First Prize
State lottery officials announced the draw results with four main numbers listed as First Second Third and Fourth. The entry details and prize breakdown remain unclear in the fragment, with incomplete names and figures.
Queensland Finance Banks Attitude in Election Year
Brisbane Friday report quotes Premier Moore on banking policy to support works and wheat farmers. He says banks could provide a cash balance through year end while major works proceed. Government would gain certainty, but deficits could still be large, possibly up to 2004.
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Brisbane
Moore
Hugh Ae
Jumble Tea for Bonnie Portass Before Her Marriage
A kitchen tea at the School of Arts on Wednesday honored Miss Bonnie Portass ahead of her marriage to Mr Ate Keightley. Attendants included Miss Marge Bivan and Mr Doug Towler. Guests enjoyed balloons, gifts, and a supper, with Mr Keightley and Mr Gord O Shannessy’s Orchestra providing music and dancing amid a lively reception.
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School of Arts
Boa
Doug. Towler Tormadly
Kragulev
Gordo O'Shanpessy
Bach
Kelairsey
Bank of England Hopeful of Future
In London on Thursday the Bank of England held a meeting led by deputy chairman Mr Harvey. He moved for the usual dividend of five per cent, noting the difficulties faced but expressing hope for improvement by next year.
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Bank OF England
London
Bank of Eng- Tam
Harvey
Sim
Poston
President's Cup first round at Inveresl Golf Club draw
The Inveresl Golf Club announces the President's Cup first round tomorrow with a bogey handicap of 68 holes, followed by a second round on Saturday. The draw lists pairs and starting tees for each match and asks competitors to notify the secretary if they cannot play so markers can be arranged.
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F. J. Bchliebs
W. Hinton
A Asher
R. Morell
H. Bimmons
Gorrell
Father Tully v
Marker
Buckhorn
W. H Crossley
R. Freeman
San
Land Board Members Retiring Age Raised to 70
Debate in the Legislative Council on the Crown Lands Amendment Bill resumed last night led to approval of Mr Ashton’s amendment. It changes the retiring age for local Land Board members from 65 to 70, advancing the terms across boards.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Ashton
Federal Judge Denies Limitation Of Liability In Sinking Case
In New York the federal judge Goddard rejected requests to limit liability for the steamer Vostris which sank in November 1928 off Liver pool Brazil River Pure Navigation Co Lampert and Bolt Ltd owners. Plaintiffs sought extensive damages totaling five million dollars while insurers and owners argued for a cap of ninety thousand dollars. The decision leaves open the question of full liability for the disaster that claimed many lives.
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New York
Goddard
Liverpool
Brazil
Teon, Company
Kingsford Smith Takes Off on Melbourne Flight
Kingsford Smith departed Mascot in the Southern Cross Miner for Melbourne this dawn. The famed flyer aims to set a new point voyage for a round trip, planning a swift return as dawn breaks.
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Bydney
Kingsford Smith
Mascot
Southern Cross
Melbourne
Fatal Brisbane shooting case cited in court
The article reports a fatal shooting in Brisbane involving Antonio Regusou and others linked to Bombucw Erorre Bonvend. The defendant Daline Twemer and Woodcurtey faced murder charges in the Tags ham court yesterday, with the case proceeding after a night of alleged violence.
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Brisbane
Antonio Regusou
Daline Twemer
Woodcurtey
Bombucw
Tagsham
Wilfl Marter
Sydney Weather Forecast Friday Murky Clouds and Winds
Sydney weather forecast for Friday shows cloud cover with scattered showers over the border and southern highlands, otherwise fine. North west to west winds moderate. Temperatures warm.
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Sydney
Chilian Navy Mutineers Sentenced in Santiago
In Santiago Chile six readers of the recent naval mutiny were condemned to death by firing squad. Several others received long terms of imprisonment for their roles in the uprising.
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Santiago
Chile
Thuis
Cyitir
Con Lobel Ba
Lily
Atlantic Fleet Davee Wa No Discontent
London Thisday reports on the Aylwin fleet actions with deft maneuvers at sea. Observers note little discontent among crews as operations proceed near the Samoa Pols lines around a Batur day and Simnelay date.
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Atlantic Fleet
Davee
London
Samo Pols
Baturday
Simnelay
Inverell Cemetery committee meeting notes in town hall
A Joy Inverell Cemetery Committee meeting was held in the Town Hall with members including J McIver Rev WH Butler and several others. Items discussed covered minutes from the previous meeting rules for records and outstanding unpaid fees with a plan to defer decisions to a near future meeting while preparing compliance information for government auditors.
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Joy Inverell Cemetery Committee
J. McIver
WH Butler
Messrs
W. Burgess
J of Connor
Wo Pinleh
Wow. Finlen Ho Kelleher
Thorley
H. BE. Murnuwiney
Fev EA Bruimmer
Oconmwer
McTiven
Deouno
Huntiteh
Darripad
Mir
Pinsen
E. H Stunner
Lantis Department
OcConner
Burness
Werretuns
J. F. Oconse
Wlow Finlen
Butler
Kel- Teer
Pudttor
Hurdsteh
Phar Lap Denials Over Agua Caliente Ride
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Phar Lap owner De Davis returned from America and arranged a 140000 dollar Agua Caliente handicap entry for March next year. J J Davis confirms possible Phar Lap race entry amid a froth in American newspaper settlement.
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Atelbourne
San Francisco ‘Chronicle
Blue Pert
de Davis
America
J. J. Davis
Phar Tap
Agua Caliente
Telford
Todays Markets at 234 Sussex Street Prices
The Sussex Street market shows bulk wheat at 2 2, potatoes at 23 1 2 percent, Tasmanian and Victorian dairy prices, butter around 14 70, cheese near 6 41, onions and lucerne hay listed with varied bids. Local data table reflects fluctuating grain and produce values.
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Sussex Street
Sydney
Britain to U S A total war debt figures given
London reports indicate in a Commons question that Britain’s war debt to the United States at the close of the standing agreement stood at 820 110, co. The portion repaid was ly e 720,000, and the balance to be paid by completion of payments was 105- 969,000 collars (£2,222,000,000).
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London
Browder
Britain
United States
Missionary Attacked By Beast in Ute Fuinbes Valley
A missionary named Rev Taylor was mauled by a beast while preaching in Ute Fuinbes Valley. His foot and hat were damaged, and natives carried him about thirty miles to a hospital for treatment.
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Capeton
Ute Fuinbes
Rev Taylor
Wee Golf Links Splendid Programme for Hospital Benefit
The Wee Golf Links management unveils a splendid entertainment program for a weekend hospital benefit. Tonight and Saturday feature the International Orchestra, dancing, golf, and traditional Scottish pieces by Ron Blewert and Frank Scant, with many counter attractions to raise funds for the town candidate Mr Tntyre.
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Wee Golf Links
Ron Blewert
Frank Scntt
Sensational shooting shocks Pyrmont taxi ride
A man traveling to Pyrmont in a Charles Kakharoff taxi drew a revolver after refusing to pay his fare. The gun fired and the bullet narrowly missed Kakharoff’s head, lodging instead in the door as the vehicle sped away. The assailant fled, leaving Kakharoff shaken but unharmed.
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Sydney
Pyrmont
Charles Kakharoff
Kakharoffs
Words Great Peppermint Cure For Children's Hacking Couga
A historical note reports a supposed peppermint remedy claimed to ease coughing and chest discomfort in children. The item reflects era beliefs in home cures and the reliance on herbal remedies sold in local markets.
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