Property Trespass Warning From Local Authorities
A public notice warns that any person trespassing or damaging private property will face enforcement actions. The announcement lists penalties set to prevent activity on the land and directs residents to respect posted boundaries.
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Caution on Trespass and Theft Provisions Noted
Cautionary notice warns that trespass by Vy person Tut shooting or fishing will be prosecuted under full law. A reward of £25 is offered for information leading to prevention of theft of sheep or property. Reference to 3.5 Wheeler Horton Park Keepit and a Sunday HM0 date.
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Chiicelles
Beny
Unclear historic notice on river trespass and fishery risk
Fragmentary text reports warnings issued on riverbank property at Mire arm regarding fishing or shooting disturbing ewes and lambs. It mentions potential prosecution and permissions, with references to persons and rural authorities in a late 19th or early 20th century style.
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Mire Arm
Soll Ie
Braemar property notice on trespass and access
A brief local notice warns that May person fair whoot Wonting is not allowed on all parts of Braemar property without proper permission. The action is stated as a trespass restriction and enforcement may proceed under local rules.
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Braemar
Compulsory Wheat Pool Delegates Backed by Farmers
Delegates to the Farmers and Settlers Association conference approve a compulsory wheat pool and express regret over the Senate’s rejection of the Wheat Marketing Bill. Speakers from Western Australia to New South Wales fault opposition, blaming merchants and vested interests, while urging government support to protect farmers and the industry.
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Conference of the Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Senate
B. Seidel
Walundrie
Parker Mulamey
W. W. Killen
M.P
Western Australia
E. Field
Marrar
Country Party
New South-Wales
A. K. Trethowan
WLC
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Trethawan
Steavenot
Santral
Amus Henley
Curra
Tie Willatin
Henetit
Cole
Molung
Paul
Yacintina
Tally Aware
Lalup
Wool Trade In Australia Sees Steady Shearing Progress
Wool Sehute Bell & Co report steady shearing across districts and sizable daily wool arrivals at Dark Harbour. Agitators cause trouble while most growers accept reduced rates tied to falling wool prices. Overseas signals hint at stable prices enabling resumed sales next month.
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Sehute, Bell & Co. Ltd
Dark Harbor
Jamal
Australia
United States
Economic shifts reshape motor trade in coming years
The author argues that transport, personal and freight, is an economic necessity and will adjust with the global economy. Future motor sales will not return to previous standards but should rise with prosperity as fiscal issues are resolved, while taxation affects prices and demand.
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Wales
New York Welcomes French Motorship Lafayette on Maiden Voyage
The Lafayette arrived in New York for its maiden voyage bearing descendants of the Marquis de Lafayette. Prominent guests including Count Henri de Dampierre and Vicomte Armand de Dampierre were greeted by Quarantine officials and the Monticello Guard. New York Guards transported them to City Hall where Mayor Jimmy Walker received them amid a distinctive ticker tape welcome.
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Lafayette
York
America
Thomax
War
Battery Park
Manhattan Island
Montivella Guard
Virginia N. Howat Gard
Charlottesville
Virginia
Jefferson
Foundas
New York
National Guardsmen
la Salle
City Hall
Jimmy’ Walker
Shot by Bandits at CI Railway Station
W Galloway of George Street Clytte and Phiyar, a clerk from Pourith, were wounded during a desperate struggle at CI railway station on Thursday night as an armed masked intruder attacked staff and dashed toward the office. A nearby passerby, Anthony, helped confront the gunman before he fled into the crowd.
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W. Galloway
George Street
Clytte
Momarl
Pourith
Phiyer
Anthony
Aeliwrate
Galloway
Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Sheep and Cattle Trends
Market opened to a representative turnout with values near last day’s rates. Cattle demand firm on prime bens. steers around 0 per 100 pounds. Wool clip arrivals rise. Bradford outlook caution. critiquing June estimates amid weather uncertainty.
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Wbsey
Wale auction report shows top prices and irregular market
Bell and Co. Ltd report a volatile sale with 76 tong of stock submitted, top prices reached for various pelts and winters, while overall values drifted 1d to 2d below last sale. Overseas buyers dominated and several lots were passed in for private trade amid weaker heavy pelts and sustained support for antlers and half grown stock.
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Chute, Bell & Co. Ltd
Polte Ltd
Lund
Wales
Twards
Clown
Todlay
Zod
Ant Mina
Grenay
Frost
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