Gunnedah Triumphant In Byrnes Shield Match At Wolsey Park
Gunnedah beat Manilla 15 to 8 in a spirited Byrnes Shield clash at Wolsey Park. Turner and Kerr starred for Gunnedah while Hyland and Hyland's peers drove the win. Marden's escapa des and Wetherall's late try sealed the victory.
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Gunnedah
Wolsey Park
Manilla
Turner
C. A. Kerr
M. McPhillips
Hyland
Chaplin
Babbage
Costelloe
Foxers
Lennon
Cerum
Kerr
R. McPhillips
Marden
Pawes
Wetherall
New State division debate in Tamworth letters conflict
D R Hall argues against Mr Thompson in the New South Wales four state proposal. He cites financial risks to New England, counters Thompson’s replies, and questions who pays for the Royal Commission. Hall asserts division would create four parliaments and higher costs while funding roads and schools across regions.
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New
D. R. Hall
Elizabeth Street
Sydney
A.P
Tamworth
Thompson
New South Wales
Northern Daily Leader
New Staten
Hall
V. C
Mahla
Thomson
New England
Nicholas
New State Movement
Trade With China Speech by Chinese Consul General in Sydney
Dr. Chen told the Sydney Bush Walkers Club that Australia could lift trade with China by selling wool wheat flour and other goods in exchange for Chinese silk wood and silk goods He noted a 130 per cent duty on Chinese silk in Australia and contrasted prices in China where five silk shirts cost £1 versus Sydney where they cost at least £1 each He urged closer cooperation to benefit both nations and cited mutual benefits from increased trade between Australia and China.
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Chen
Sydney
Caution Over Perfume Found Near Rabbit Gates in Springfield
A cryptic notice from Springfield warns that perfumes left near Halla Creek rabbit gates will be proscribed. Trespassing on the property is strictly prohibited regardless of passage or identity, per Arthur Davie.
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Springfield
Halla Creek
Notice on Sanctuary Fishing Prohibition Near Jotice
As Yarrenbool, formerly Mount View, is reserved as a sanctuary for Australian fauna, the entire property including river frontage is closed to fishing. Trespassers face prosecution unless written permission for line fishing is granted. The use of fish traps nets and explosives is strictly forbidden.
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Yarrenbool
Man- Na Newspaper Co. publish details at Manila St
Printed and published for Man- Na Newspaper Co. by Alton hmond McLeod at his office Manila street Mercy.
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Man- Na Newspaper Co
Alton Hmond McLeod
Manilla Stenet, Meriity
Reward notice and trespass caution on Sprintmount estate
A substantial reward will be paid to anyone supplying information leading to conviction of persons stealing stock laying poison or trespassing on ELOURA RSTATE. Arthur Sulman cautions that shooting trapping or trespassing on Sprintmount will be dealt with by law without regard to persons. all previous permissions are canceled.
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Eloura Rstate
Arthur Sulman
Perso
Chinese wool mills planned with Australian wave of growth
Plans to start new wool mills in China would boost raw wool imports from Australia. Chinese merchants aligned with Australian interests are preparing to build sizable mills. Thousands of weaving operators are available in China to support the expansion.
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Way
Australia
China
Saving for the Future Through Australian Savings Accounts
The passage urges prudent financial planning and outlines savings accounts as a no cost opening option available across Australia. It emphasizes regular small deposits to build a buffer for unexpected future costs and secure provisions for uncertain times.
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Australia
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Lithgow
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Hay
Flemington
Sussex Street
D.R. Hall
Fiall
Will
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Heoveries
Tobeca Frost
Randwick
Couny
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Royal Commission
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Cegy
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Ehaks
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Ford
A. C. Veness and Son
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australa
Commonwealth
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