Young Australia League 1924 Tours Plan Across Australia
The Young Australia League outlines four major tours for 12 to 18 year olds during school holidays. Plans cover trips to Brisbane by Canberra steamship, a large country lads tour to Sydney with visits to industrial centers and beaches, a Tasmania voyage with sight seeing, and a west Australia South Australia and Victoria circuit ending back in Sydney. Costs range from £2 10s to £20 payable by instalments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Australia League
N.S.W
Tasmania
League
Commonwealth of Australia
Sydney
T.S
Esperance Bay
YALL
Australa
Trisbane
Canberra
From &Yeley
Brisbane
Schop
Nsw
Royal Arrienturial Society
Taronga Park
Manly
Noerlson Park
Wentworth House
Watson's Bay
Dilson Gardens
Parramatta
Lane Cove
Coogee
Bondi
National Park
Belle Mountains
Hobart
Port Arthur
Waddamana
Mount
Wellington
New Norfolk
Launceston
Devonport
Ulrerstone
Burnie
Melbourne
West Australia
South Australia
Victoria
Tevmn
Central Station
Perth
Trans-continental Railway
Adelaide
Capital City
Tion
Val
Box
G.P
Svdner
Tact Saves Governor From Fatal Quarrel in Childers
An account from the Daily Mail recalls Sir Henry Norman visiting Childers where an aggressive brigand posed a deadly threat. Norman’s calm courtesy and a grave handshake defused the scene, preventing violence and earning praise for tactful restraint amid a tense crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Meston
Daily Mail
Queensland
Childers
Sir Henry Norman
Isis
Hir Henry
Harry Norman
Norman
Henry
Lord Lamington
Sandy Cochrane
Wave of Prosperity in India and Australian Trade Notes
Mr. Thomas Ingres reports India enjoying a wave of prosperity with rising cotton mills woollen industry leather factor ies and irrigation schemes expanding. Dividends of 60 to 80 percent appear on tea estates in Sri Lanka and gains spread across northern western India due to good monsoons. Australia lags in trade due to disorganization and may benefit from adopting California glass packing for preserves fruits and vegetables to boost sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ingres
Colonial
Sugar Refining Company
Lodi
Hughes
Deylon
Northewestern
India
Cownpore
Australia
Troilia
Honeveopls
Tragedy Highlights Need for Rural Medical Access
A New South Wales report details a severe childbirth tragedy in a remote district. A woman with her thirteenth child died after delays in medical help. a lack of telephone links to doctors doomed the family. The piece urges telephones, post ambulances, nurses, and proper maternity wards in country centers. A separate note mentions a plan to send a collection of native flowers pressed into blocks to London.
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Tarksinker
Corrioraf N.sow
Juan
Klee
Uleath
Con
Beyond
Coutry Women’s Association
London
New South Wales
Gabibltton
Unusual Courtroom Scene At Charleville Magistrates
Heat oppressive as the bench at Charleville Court House sat for a cattle case with coats off and sleeves rolled up while court officials and lawyers followed suit. The concession appeared much oppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville Court House
Woman’s Desperate Act at Westminster Cathedral Inquest
At the Westminster Cathedral tragedy inquest a woman threw her two children from the tower and then herself. The jury returned a verdict that Mrs. Davy murdered her children and died by her own action. The husband described happiness, wife’s recent depression, and a farewell letter found after he left for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminister Cathedral
Cables
Davy
Prohibitionists Mirage Reported in Manchester Chronicle
The Manchester Chronicle discusses temperance findings citing Arthur Sherwell and the Monthly Notes of the Superanes Legislation League. It notes arrests for drunkenness in U S cities over 25 000 population rose in 1922 versus earlier years, arguing liberty limits foster worse habits and erode freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester ‘Evening Chronicle
Arthur Sherwell
Monthly
Legislation League
U.S.A
America
Taylor charges withdrawn and stage debut promised
The charge against Squizzy Taylor for harboring Murray and Buckley after the Berriman robbery has been withdrawn. Lady Patricia Blackwood, a guest at Government House, plans to pursue the stage and will appear in The Cabaret on Saturday. She is the daughter of the second Marquess of Gaffer in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Murray
Buckley
Berriman
Patrica Blackwood
Government House
Lady Patrica
Marquess of
Gaferin
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Dopse Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Tourn
Sranparpisco Motors Limited
Castlereagh Street
V. J
Astralian
Nge Beer
Heydor
Patras
C. V. Veness
Willys Knight
Thinerva
Dainster
Meedes
Panhard
Oninnat
Saul
Gapat Jou Soren
Cristi
A. Mc Honald CO
Kent
Bourke Bliecet
Melbourn
Pria
Arthur Smyth & Sons, Ltd
Margaret St
Oliver Latham
Sydney University
I. J. Kinross
C. & Tle P.ad. Co. Ltd
S. J. Rawley
Popelariae
Wolseley
Art Union
GPO
St. Margaret's
Dalgety & Company, Limited
Brent Street
Byodney
I— Stoddart’s Limited
Manilla
Upper
Harry White, Limited
Walraba
V. R. Peacock & CO
Bingaba
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