Australia’s Test Hope Fades in Hobbs Sutcliffe Stand
Melbourne reports England requiring 161 to win after Hobbs and Sutcliffe anchor a strong first innings partnership. Harwood and Blackie claim wickets as Australia’s bowlers struggle on a difficult pitch. Weather delays, crowd of 25,093, and a total of 351 for England set a tense tone for the second innings.
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Sutcliffe
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Sheffield Cricket Shield Match Ends In Brisbane Thriller
The Shetivid Shield match between Queensland and New South Wales concluded with New South Wales posting 304 in their second innings after 7 wickets fell. Queensland bowled well with Nicholls taking 4 for 14 and Jordan 3 for 85, while McCabe and others contributed in the catching and bowling effort.
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Empire Tour Opens With Youthful Globetrotters
United Service London reports the Empire tour kickoff as 15 schoolboys depart Waterloo on a seven week journey aboard Total hh 351 Ionic Including. The trip aims at education with Mr Parr noting the mission’s value. Thirteen more boys join the Toole group for a two year course at Waitaki school.
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Street Fatalities Reported by City Coroner
Melbourne report shows motor vehicles caused the deaths of several people during the year. Coroner notes a high rate of fatalities and urges safety measures. Names and precise figures are unclear in the fragment but indicate urban road dangers and ongoing official data on crash deaths.
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Melbourne
Ives Alates
Rose Marie musical treat delights Port Pirie crowd
A large Port Pirie audience enjoyed the Canadian musical Rose Marie presented by J. A. Williamson Ltd. Miss Margery Jacoby portrayed Rose Marie with a powerful soprano, supported by Edmund Ruiterortu as Kenyon and a strong comic cast. The scenic effects, costumes, and songs like Indian Love Call and Max Marianne, drew praise with another show billed for this evening.
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Benevolent Society Receives Subscriptions and Donations
Mrs J. Worm, hon secretary of the Ladies Benevolent Society, notes further subscriptions. The record lists a third donation of £1000 to J. A O'Des, amount 5 90, among other gifts.
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King Edward VII At Windsor Caslte Recovery Update
London dispatch reports no change in King Edward VII's condition despite improvements in wakefulness and strength. Doctors say feeding, rest, and careful nourishment are required as officials note the king's determination to discuss his recovery and potential Windsor Castle visit once stronger.
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London
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jiMlati
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York
Ios
Windsor Castle
Shipping Freights Raise Across Ports Hit Australia
Port officials in Melbourne announced shipowners plan to raise freights not due to harbor dues. Melbourne Sydney and Fremantle charges cited by shipowners as too high for importers and exporters. Woolgrowers fear extra 2/6 to 2/9 a bale. fruit and butter prices rise with freight gains over 4d per case and 49d per case respectively. Total freight rise projected around £3,000,000 plus later passenger-fare increase. Overseas reps begin preparations for three weeks of action starting February 4.
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Fremantle
Ahipawmiers
Australia
Youthful folly Innisfail incident in court
Innisfail Summons Court charged Peres Svithgey Wingwell and Walter Buleter both 17 with wilfully damaging an Italian coat of arms owned by Giuseppe Luciani on December 42. They pleaded guilty. Attendants had been drinking and removed signs. Defence said they did not know the insignia meaning. regret expressed. Magistrate ordered Band £20 to come up for sentence.
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Italy
Pan American Conference Ends Bolivian Paraguayan Dispute
In Washington on Friday the Pan American Conference announced a successful settlement effort for the Bolivian Paraguayan dispute. A conciliation protocol was signed to appoint a nine judge international tribunal to investigate clashes. Two multilateral pacts were adopted to prevent war in the western hemisphere, establishing compulsory arbitration among American Republics with limited exceptions.
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Western Hemisphere
Conehia- Hampack
Sperine Settlement
Endurance Flight In Fokker Monoplane Headlines
A historic endurance flight in a Fokker monoplane, piloted by army aviators, set a long endurance record amid foggy conditions near Los Angeles. The effort involved refueling and extended operation, with a crewmember noting fuel and supply challenges and plans to push the limit for a week or more.
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Epil
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Flying-Boat Tour Proposal by Captain Cobham
Britain’s M Hobhunt proposes a flying boat tour to Britain with Lt. Brilal testing a new craft. The plan envisions five routes to view rivers and towns from the air, promising scenic exploration and public interest.
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Ena
Gumeracha Tragedy Spurs Memorial and Water Test
At Gumeracha a fatal gas explosion in a well claimed three lives. Police and experts will test water samples from the well taken by Mounted Constable Souler amid suspicions of petrol leakage from a nearby site. An inquest is scheduled for Wednesday, and townspeople formed a memorial committee to build an arch at the main entrance of the mall. One helper, 78 year old Julius A Frederichsen, aided in tying down the well. his parents lived long lives.
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Iris
Meath
Julius A. Frederichsen
Mayor's Statement on Water Crisis in Stanley District
The Mayor C A Degemtardt says no need for residents to worry about water. He notes interviews with residents reveal concern, and calls a Wednesday meeting with officials including J C Filmer and A W W Lacey to seek solutions. The public works commissioner and local government reps will attend, with vigilance committees urging Stanley support to address the rising issue. A correction was requested by G Ritchie regarding yesterday's statement about Barossa and Warren reservoirs.
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Rivers In Flood Halt North Coast Rail Service
A wet season since January 1 has halted service between Cairns and Townsville as rivers including Herbert Tully and Banyon Creek flood. Rail bridges are covered and the north bound mail train has to return south. Cairns rainfall since January 1 reaches 63 points with ongoing rain.
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Speed King Major Seagrave Aims World Record
Major Seagrave and his Wawer ear machine prepare to break the world's land speed record on Daytona Beach. He targets an average well above existing marks and plans to travel at about 92 miles per hour in January using a 9000 horsepower car Deal Miss Englund.
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London
Seagrave
Daytin Beach
Joni
Spagrave Willrave South
Nnian
Englund
Quiet Wedding Sets Seal on Lord Hailsham Marriage
Lord Hailsham, Lord Chancellor, wed the widow of a don at Westminster Abbey at noon. The ceremony remained secret, with police guarding exits to deter unauthorized onlookers. The bride, 35, kept private about her past.
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London
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Alfred Lawrence
Westminster Abbey
Lord Mall~sham
Alleged murder in Crispane Street
In Laungeston on Friday a woman was found dead with his throat cut in Crispane Street. John Kilkin the man she lived with was found in a street near the police station, bleeding from chest wounds. He claimed the woman attacked him first and said they had quarrelled recently after the arrival of another man. The couple had lived together for five years.
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John Kiltaln
Paler
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Atland
Xiltyin
Arthurton Public School Destroyed by Petrol Lamp Explosion
A petrol lamp caused a fire that destroyed Arthurton Public School and adjoining residence during Christmas week. Schoolmaster F B Evans and his wife and two children escaped with only the clothes they wore as the weathered weatherboard buildings burned.
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F. B. Evans
Heritiog
Solicitor in Trouble in Melbourne Case
A New Zealand solicitor from Christchurch, John Batchelor, was treated at a Port Melbourne house on a charge involving property worth about £986 owned by Leonard Vocean of Christchurch. Police say Batchelor intended to travel to England the next day.
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England
Byrd Party Returns To Camp After 20 Mile Recon
In the Antarctic, Commander Byrd reports his party reached their tent after a 20 mile exploration. The wireless operator and crew were seen preparing dinner including pork and beans bread and peanut butter and canned apples. The report notes the group is back at the camp following the excursion.
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Wireless tests near Dominos with new telephony hopes
Reports indicate General Mont and the Marcani Wireless Telegraph Co. plan to begin wireless experiments in The Dominos soon. Prolonged negotiations with The Dominions continue as beam and star wave telephones are tested, aiming to prove practicality and control of services.
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General
Mont Times
Marcani Wireless ‘Telegraph Co
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Dominos
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Dominions
Melbourne workers clamoring for jobs amid high unemployment
In Melbourne on Friday workers state the HWM Jus Bureau relieves some unemployment by providing 2352 casual jobs each month. Yet many men still seek work each morning at the office of Mr T Smith, Trades Mall unemployment office, highlighting ongoing job scarcity.
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