Desperate Distress in Hebrides Triggers Relief Drive
The Hebrides face acute hardship from fishing depression and poor harvests, with Lewis and the Western Isles most affected. Families subsist on meal, scones and tea while school meals are funded from charity. Officials warn support must rise quickly as up to £25,000 may be needed for Lewis alone to bridge the crisis.
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Hebrides
Lewis
Western Isles
Bern
Corom
Ramshire
Inverness-shire
Eburgh
Glasgow
Meteorological Office
Edinburgh
Board of Agriculture
Lewis Ponds
Robert Mt Y Y
Harriston & McFarlane
Wes Tumphell Street
Public Notice on Trespass and Prohibited Stock Passing
Public notice warns all persons trespassing on Glen and Cesotarf Toldinga property to desist or face prosecution. It also states that anyone moving stock without authorization will be subject to investigation and legal action.
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Glen
Cesotarf
Peteone
Empire Press Union address outlines empire duties
Mr J C Fairfax spoke at the Royal Colonial Institute on the Press and the Empire underscoring journalism as a unifying force. He cited global newspaper counts, stressed accuracy over bias, noted cable services aiding cross‑ Dominion news, and highlighted plans for an Imperial Press Conference in Australia and future links with Dominion presses.
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Empire Pres Union
J. C. Fairfax
Royal Colonial Institute
Empire
New South Walss Institute of Journalists
Fairfax
Aleae
Canara
Australi
New Zealand
India
South Africa
Nyasaland
British East Africa
British West Africa
Bortu
Seil
Lord Grey
England
Enrther
Mr. Fairfax
Europe
Parramatta
Fairtay
Bau Tress Union
Au Provine
Empire Press Paiou
Refax Proerodet
Pit
Domnions
Irees
Perliament
Lord Roseberrry
Walsome
Pairfax
Empire Press
Union
Robert Kyfln Thewias
C.T. Harris
Australia
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Special Service
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Uov
Field
Dominions
Mothes
Admeiral Field
Lagati
Lord Burnham
Rober
Donald
Commonwealth
Beirne
Lord Latstour
Luce
Lagient
Iesi
Debates Over Proportional Voting and Single Electorates
The article reports parliamentary debate on proportional voting versus single electorates. It discusses constitutional alignments, party loyalties, and potential reform in Western Australia and Queensland style elections, citing opposition views and internal party pressures.
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Loy
New South Wales
Goyminal Wees
I Contition
Syeleni
Ley
Queensland
Shwu
Mietibors
Lidkoy Party
Rls
Thor
Vasiardon
Oppo
Goldstein
Legislative Assembly
Private enterprise profits lift after trawling losses
Despite £300000 losses in the State trawling industry, private trawling firms report a profitable seven months. The Koraays syndicate, buying the largest state fleet, expanded with a second trawler planned as they open direct sales to the public at fixed prices. Owners claim costs are repaid and distribution streamlined despite missing rail refrigeration and high packing costs.
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Pnrwne
Koraaya
Tate
Nme
Koraays
Urey
Goonambie
Goorangai
Dureenbee
Joo Stave Secon
Katanga
Women’s League to Reduce Cost of Living petitions Parliament
An Ashfield based Women’s League to Reduce the Cost of Living petitions the Federal Parliament for abolition of taxes on food clothing rents and domestic goods. The group seeks relief this year and invites women to join in district efforts while praising local sportsmanship and the purchase of a Georgia lamp.
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Ashfield
Sydney
Women’s League
Eliott John
House of Representatives
Anl
League
Queen Street
Rahfield
Georgia Lamp
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