Wool Report Shows Market Firm With European Demand
Wool sales in the Melbourne centre show continued improvement over the previous week with strong European interest. Prices held steady for merino tops and Continental values, as buyers from Britain, Germany, France, Belgium, and Japan returned with confidence amid broader demand and exchange concerns.
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Goldsbrough, Mori and Company, Ltd
Riverina
Japan
France
Jaly
Belgium
Ile
Melbourne
Waba
Germany
Englold
Panzemeis
roMe
Fitare Transantons
Fay
Tessa Barr
Yorkshire
Gand
We Nho
Inentanius Murton
ITI
JVC/TERRAWAT
V_ Carrigan
Rostal
bnTee
VTA
Frontiers in policy divide Britain and Australia speaker says
Sir Alan Anderson at a Chamber luncheon argues that domestic choices on tariffs and employment shape Australia's and Britain's futures. He warns frontiers arise when world prices affect home living standards and urges self reliant expansion of primary industries to export profitably.
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Germwang
Sat H
Africa
Ile
Mom Nis
Ee Camner Hyer Lowel
Teasterfe
Alan Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Australia
Great Britain
Britain
Australis
Matto
Whea
Anstratie
Richest Man the Nizam of Hyderabad to London Next Year
A London-bound voyage for the Nizam of Hyderabad, the world’s wealthiest ruler, with a special liner for his retinue. He owns vast gold and jewels, rules over 14 million people, and travels with 200 officials. He is frugal, dislikes extravagance, and plans to study agricultural and textile machinery in Britain.
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Nizam
Hyderabad
London
England
Britain
Golvonda
India
Scotland
Tomato caterpillar control and precautions in harvest
Tomato caterpillars cause losses in October and November as moths lay eggs on foliage and fruit. After blossoms appear, weekly plant checks detect white eggs and damage, prompting lead arsenate spray or arsenate dusting. Dusting with kaolin or hydrated lime works best. avoid repeat treatments after harvest begins and focus on destroying the first brood while tenting plants and wiping fruit to remove arsenic traces.
A Faithful Friend and a Desert Trek in the West Australia Gold Rush
In Matleay Chronicle reminiscences H O Brehoun recounts a 13 year old outcast from a tribe who crawled over sixty miles through a waterless desert to reach prospectors camp. The boy, an infantile paralysis case, traveled on hands and kinsey, fed by a faithful dog that never left him.
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H. O'Brehoun
Matleay
Kinsey
Mr. O’breboun
E. Minnett
Lansdowne
Pastures Protection Bill Discussed In Assembly
In the Legislative Assembly Minister for Labor Mr. Dunningham proposed a word change in the Pastures Protection Bill. He urged replacing Alsatian with grasshopper in the text, referencing a clause on sterilizing Alsatians.
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Labor
Dunningham
Legislative Assembly
Alsatiana
Grenadier Guards Parade Through Melbourne crowds
The Grenadier Guards band arrived from Adelaide marching from Spencer Street station to the Town Hall. About 100000 people blocked the road, with crowds occupying every overlooking window and roof. Mounted troopers cleared a path as the scarlet and gold procession drew into the city, welcomed by the Victorian Band's League and the Metropolitan Fire Brigade Band. Major Miller conducted and two marches were played.
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Grenadier Guards
Melbourne
Adelaide
Spencer Streets
Town Hall
Spencer Street
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Victorian Band's League
Major Miller
Fire Brigade
Air Race Stamps and Mail Sorting by Sydney Royal Dutch Staff
Sailors and clerks at Sydney offices of Royal Dutch Air Lines sorted vast international reply mail amid heavy stamp usage. Envelopes bore stamps far beyond required, with proceeds partly aiding TB charities. A single uncensored message from a Spanish rebellion warned of European atrocities, while broader destruction in Austria’s May 15 uprising era drew attention.
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Sydney
Royal Dutch Air Lines
T. B. Organisation
Europe
Austrtias
Sociatigin
Ideal weather sparks bold garden color imports
Gardeners are urged to plant a diverse mix of Phlox petunias asters zinnias and begonias for a rapid blaze of color. Advice covers soil watering staking and timely transplanting plus tips on rockeries lawns and dahlias with specific seed varieties to sow this month.
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Rewalta
Ap Wye
Antom
Sneenlente
Wim
Zinnias
Vetoes
Ine Halsam
Coles
Petiming Phox
Autumn Blooms And Hardy Vines For Shade And Pots
A mixed passage describes growing ornamental plants and vines for autumn display, noting large specimens for safe handling, and detailing several varieties such as zim tia linearis and Caohsias. It also includes an unrelated archaic courtroom exchange about a witness and oath, set within a broader chaotic text.
Save Money Gladiolus Bulblets for Half a Crown
An ad copy suggests lower prices for gladiolus bulblets with a note on plantings and selection. It mentions a postal address Box 3608s G P O Byinay and references a firm offer or sale terms. The text is fragmented but centers on horticultural bulbs and promotional pricing.
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