Olympia Auction Mart to Open at Olympia Garage
Olympia Auction Mart, managed by Fred Grey, will open mid month at the Olympia Garage on Florence Street. The 60 by 200 foot show space across the front of the premises will house a large public auction and private sale arcade with separate departments for vegetables fruit groceries dairy produce meat and poultry. The facility aims for cleanliness and modernity with dedicated spaces for workshops and a funded septic system. Aimed to be the largest and best equipped auction arcade in the north, with daily private sales and Friday nights open.
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Mpoats Eee
Josehold
J Feineler
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Olympic
Fred Grey
South Australia
Port Pirie
Port ‘Pine
St Peter's College
Adelaide
Geith
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Olympia
Uederal
J. Beigeler
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Australian Girls in Melbourne Probe Fashion Costs
Fragmented item notes Melbourne audience remarks that Australians are behind the times. Vera Gladding and Louise Gehrig, two young New York girls, as well as Miss Pegey and others, are mentioned with fragmented phrases about fashion and travel aboard a steamer.
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Thesday
Pegey
Butter
Vera Gladding
Louise Gehrig
New York
Die Jefe
Galveston
Tony
Speech of King’s envoy outlines postwar reform agenda
Lord Justice Sankey opened the Beltisti House of Commons ceremony in Westminster and read the King's Speech detailing government plans. Disarmament talks, economic recovery, unemployment, housing, temperance legislation, and parliamentary reform were cited as priorities amid the health absence of the monarch.
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Sankey
Beltisti House of
Gommone
Westminster
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Saan Lal
Rapara Itu Probreis
Rhineland
Cycling sprint crash mars Hopkins meet at unknown venue
Report reads of a cycling meet with a major crash near the northern end as riders collided and tumbled into the guard fence. D. Weller, Luke, Williams and Doyle were among those injured while Stacey and others recovered enough to walk away. Maxi Maxwell won the 12 mile race in 3 minutes 28 seconds.
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Hert
Sule
Willams
Doyle
Amare
Rane
Stacey Way
Ranine
Australian manufacturers plan for car production control
Prime Minister Mr Bruce stated in Parliament that manufacturers in Australia are ready to back a full program to limit imports and promote local car assembly. He warned against interference but signaled readiness to take decisive action to curb foreign competition.
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K Caliatie
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Awihi Pareles
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Melbourne coroner probes double tragedy and murder
A Melbourne coroner’s inquest hears evidence on the death of musician Arthur Gompston and the arrest of Mrs Emily Hizenele. Witnesses describe a night at a studio and boardinghouse where shots were fired. Police say Gompston’s corpse was found in a separate room while Hizenele faces murder and possible suicide allegations.
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Conference Proposal At Melrotrae Meets Obstacles
The Returned Soldiers League holds its annual conference at Melrotrane on July 47 to bar foreigners from membership. A second proposal seeks to exclude Southern Europeans who are not members from subscribing, reflecting tense debates within the organization.
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Leasue
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Europashs
Unemployment Meeting in Melbourne Urges Palliative Action
Report of a Melbourne gathering where Labor leaders and secretary B. Hollyway argue unemployment stems from capitalism. Delegates back proposals for unemployment insurance, protected Australian industries, railway proximity, overtime limits, and public works to reduce joblessness and stabilize wages.
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Melbourne
Mir J. HW Soullim M.t
Australia
Ir B. Hollyway
Edes Hall Counei
Paseed
Denensahie
Ratte
Dlsaduiabrmedi
Medaral
Lalor Duvery
Blair
Troubled Afghanistan report from frontier area town
Disjointed OCR style item notes unrest in Afghanistan with figures such as Nadir Khan and Nak mentioned as captured or fled. Fragmentary text identifies a small Afghan town near a British frontier and references derelict or deserted leaders, creating a vague wartime scene without clear dates or outcomes.
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Nesday
Afghanistan
Themir
Coe Nak
Nadir -Khan
Billiards Match Highlights Lindrum Rivalry Rise
Melbourne notes indicate Walter Lindrum played excellent billiards against Willie Smith, extending his lead as the top player. Results reference sets and scores in a terse report, with emphasis on Lindrum's improving form and daily performance.
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Walter
Lindrum
Willie Smith
Lindram
Coal Industry Struggles Highlight Government Pushback
In a Monday interview the prime minister and the minister for industry discuss coal producers leaders' claims of export trade disruption. They state measures under review aim to stabilize output and assess the feasibility of a four day work week amid ongoing industry challenges.
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Waioh
Nmap
Byrey Coal Commission Report From Sydney
Fragmentary OCR text references a coal commission in Sydney and mentions books and spending, but details are unreadable. The item appears to describe a government inquiry or committee discussion with unclear names and dates.
Murder Trial In Bankstown Ends With Acquittal
A fragmented Sydney report claims a man was shot inside Bankstown. The jury acquitted him after the evidence described a fatal incident involving a woman and a judge’s remarks. The article is damaged and skims critical details.
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Sydney
Martin Mehae
Bankstown
Tom
Flood ends in body found amid missing Fay Ward case
A body was recovered near the river after floods ravaged the Fay Ward area. The search continued for missing person Sir named Mixbean with fears he drowned as flood waters receded.
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Mixbean
Timber Trade Edges Toward Normal After Dispute
Melbourne reports the timber industry slowly returning to normal after a dispute. Employment is rising as workers resume duties and Irish units are expected to start shortly. Recovery is projected to take at least a fortnight.
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Melbourne
Coal Importations From UK and NZ Reach Port Adelaide
Adelaide reports a six month surge in coal imports totaling about 36 000 tons. Main arrivals include the Dulport steamer Abbekerk with 3000 tons and the Norwegian Ulsland. additional consignments reached by Westport steamers Kawelles and Kuroye. The Torovg sails bound for Port Adelaide with 17 000 tons. UK cartons carried by Norseman East Wales and Ordawia. Masoods from Glasgow delivers 2070 tons.
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Mile Track Record Amid Turbulent Brooklands Trials
A fragmented report from London outlines a British driving event at Brooklands involving Sunhemiter and notable entrants like Kaye Dan and Duke, with unclear references to a mishap or collision. The text mentions a vehicle strike and ensuing investigation, but lacks coherent details or verifiable names.
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London
Mornay
Brooklands
Tonay
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Duke’ A. Ywutha
Port Augusta Racing Carnival Results Overview
At Port Augusta the Taosiiav meeting drew many sport fans and visitors from across the region. Results include Amateur Novice with dispatches for DINGIRE and Gharmoset, Ten furlongs events in the Jumpers division, Montlock Stakes with Comprador, Real Starrs at seven furlongs, and Welter Handicap won by Burnaidis. Dividend figures noted for several races, with purses reported in shillings and pounds.
Victorian Grand National entry concerns and delays
Tuesday reports a trainer and owner disputing scratals for the Grand National amid ligament injuries to Pedging Water and uncertainty over barrier tape. The arrival of a favored contender has paused plans as Ireland considers barrier placement while Hindies suffers from a leg issue.
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Stewards Strike Over Short Time At Workingmen's Club
Six stewards of the Silver Wily Workingman's Club Wanton went on strike in protest against efforts to introduce a short time. The committee cited decreased takings and proposed repairs before summer. Some stewards alleged sympathy with the Workers' Industrial Union, and the dispute led to a four day in four weeks work rotation, prompting the strike.
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Britain Plans Atra Rangoon Flight Disrupted
A garbled dispatch from Calcutta reports Britain intends a Rangoon air mission. The message suggests a six o'clock departure, with repairs underway in Rangoon. Unclear readability limits full details about the plane and timing.
Southern Rose Leaves Calcutta for Rangoon at Ten
A damaged naval passage notes the Southern Rose departing Calcutta for Rangoon on Tuesday at ten oclock due to an engine trouble. The report mentions an arrival timing and a delay but lacks complete details.
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British Unemployed Opportunities in Canada Proposal
Ottawa reports Mr J Ho Thomas and Mr Peter Heenan discuss relief measures for unemployment in the British Isles. Proposals aim to transfer British workers to Canada with Canadian labor co operation to aid both nations. Details withheld pending careful study of absorption avenues for British workers.
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Canada
British Isles
Bint
Peter Heenan
Heenan
Melbourne bread price probe sparks call for action
In Melbourne Tuesday an official report by Mr Forristal concluded bread could be sold 7d cheaper per loaf. He found price points suggesting bread could fetch 10d per large loaf rather than the current 5d. Premier Sir William McPherson announced a Royal Commission would be appointed to probe bakers profits and determine if new laws are needed.
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Pope Opens Vatican Gate for Seminarist Gathering
The Pope marks his first exit from the Vatican on May 25 for the international seminarist gathering. The event aligns with the arrival of thousands of Catholic priests and related delegates, signaling a major religious observance.
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