Manilla Council confronts sheep slaughter and permits
The Manilla Municipal Council reports ongoing sheep slaughter on private premises despite warnings. It approves barber shop and wash house plans, assesses building applications, and notes Main Roads Trust funds and recreation ground access concerns. A threat by Claud Kennett prompts police consideration.
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Manilla
J. Leahy
Venesa and Son
Parau
L. M. Harwood
Arthur Street
Singleton
Evan
Conjane
Evans
Bingleton
Public Street
Rochfort
M Evanson
Main Roads Commission
Main Roads Trust Fund
Manilla Bridge
Council
Vonmeil
Tst
River Street
Church Street
Varmalukiters
Eit
Tlok
Ig Soundiffewdt
Piblic
Conneil
Court Street
Cayne
Strafford-Rowan Givet
A | Hailey Ima
Stephen Street
Hw Council
Wool Report Reflects Seasonal Rise in Prices Across Regions
The report notes a 3 percent increase in wool values with strong demand from pureliners Branford Tolley and buyers from Japan, Germany, France, Italy, and Belgium. It highlights buoyant prices tied to monetary conditions and anticipates production shifts next season, especially in New South Wales and Queensland, as stock and trade patterns adjust ahead of the London conference.
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Ronnie
Eve
Tomi Viel
Branford — Tolley
Japan
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
London
The Women's Hospital Appeal Calls for Funds
A Sunday May event aims to raise support for The Women's Hospital Crown Street. The drive seeks £5,000 immediately and £25,000 ultimately to cover essential new build and wards. Donations are urged by Minister of Health and hospital directors to ease strained facilities and patient care.
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Mother
Women's Hospital
Crownstreet
Mets
Forestiet
Fife
Huhne Biel
Sir Moor Heald
KBE
MLC
Irhesi
Seth Ifistriel
Wainy Hospital
Cran
Fist
Sydney
Bird sighting at Southport sparks curiosity
A strange bird resembling a kookaburra with sky blue wing markings and black edges has appeared at Southport. It is described as smaller with a slender head, mottled chest, and greyish tail beneath. It is accompanied by two brown kookaburra-like birds, and locals speculate it may be a reversion to type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Stolen Milk Bottles Prompt Milk Trade Protest
Milk vendors urged Premier Sir Stanley Argile to ban selling milk in bottles under another dairyman's name after widespread thefts. A vendor claimed £1159 lost in ten years and yearly losses totaling £10060 across the trade.
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Tngernjritons Milsien
Sir Stanley Argile
Tosa
Breakaway Resigns from State ALP Over Referendum Tone
Following J White of Dubbo resigning from the State ALP over advanced views, he attacks the inner ALP group and Opposition leader. He warns Lang would form a minority dictatorship if referendum fails, threatening education, industry, and inheritance rights.
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J. White
Dubbo
ALP
Taion
Sydney Trades and Labor Council
Stevens
Lang
Frese
Labor Party
The Dog and His Bite and the Sydney Case
A Sydney magistrate ruled a man who shot a dog twice biting him was within his rights in the street. The owner of the dangerous dog was fined for keeping it. The piece argues there is no justification for harming a passer by and questions the owner’s duty to restraint.
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Sydney
Spanish bull fighting introduced in Queensland town
A large event in Townsville attracted about 14 000 spectators last week showcasing Spanish bull fighting. Three toradores faced fierce bulls, but the bull foredare prevailed as al Thonehone withdrew after a failed abdominal strike, though no serious injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Townsville
Vlad
al- Thonehone
Australian Board Acts to outlaw body line bowling
The Board of Control approved a recommendation by Australian umpires to add a law barring intimidatory balls aimed at the batsman. A bowler who repeats the offence in an innings will be warned and then barred from bowling for the remainder of that innings. A cable to the Marlebone Club requests consideration of applying the rule universally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Marlebone Club
Messrs
Or, Hartigan
M. A. Noble
W. M.woodfull
W Y. Richardson
Australia
Marlene
Everest Exp The Daily Telegraph Reports Delayed Climb
The Daily Telegraph notes delays due to sickness, snow, and bad weather as Everest climbers proceed. It cites Mr Ruttleddee’s careful plans and readiness for rugged conditions. Ahead lie perilous passes, thin air, and subtle hazards, while the party relies on mountaineering experience and foresight.
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Daily Telegraph
Ruttledee
Ers
Victor Pianos Offer to Parents
There is no need to wait to give the promised piano to children for whom it is badly needed. The music shop offers the Victor piano with flexible monthly installments to fit any budget. The Victor is fully guaranteed to last a lifetime, and writing for full particulars is encouraged.
Wheat export figure from Australia this season
The record notes an export quantity near ninety five million four hundred sixty three thousand three hundred forty two bushels of wheat from Australia this season, with a large share of the total going to the Rast at five hundred sixty four percent.
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Australia
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RAI
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P.O
Stroef
Clere
O'Brien
Manilla Picture Theatre
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Stanley Sing
Ile
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Wool Report
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Rennes
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Ricivty Manilla
Manilla Street
Manila
State of New
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Parliament
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Lot
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