Giant Incomparabilie Daffodil Sells For £100 At London Show
A new Giant Incomparabilie daffodil variety fetched £100 at the London horticultural show in the Horticultural Hall. Exhibitors showcased a red centered bloom and yellow trumpet types, aiming for strong contrast between petals and centers. Breeding is lengthy, with pollen transfer between varieties used to create freak forms like milk white petals with red tinges and unusual cup colors.
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Shorter Working Week Debate Seeks 40 Hour Reform
Arguments trace attempts to reduce hours in New South Wales politics as premiers weigh 40 to 48 hour proposals. Historical cases show 48 hour weeks trial with Sunday off improving relations and output, while fears of higher costs persist.
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Four-year-ago experiment halves hours in South Wales industry
An experiment begun about four years ago in South Wales cut weekly hours from 48 to a shorter workweek for a month. Output did not drop and employers showed extra effort was possible. But for state services such as railways and telegraphs, reducing hours requires more staff and higher costs. The public would bear higher charges or taxes, a burden taxpayers now seek relief from.
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Local and General Dance Night At Warrn Dance Glass
The third dances at the Wewarrm Dance Glass will be held in the Institute fashionable. Arrangements are well in hand for the first night dance anticipated. A piano orchestra will provide music with violin and cornet. Miss M Bottrall is featured as pianist. Mr X Garnish is M.G.
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Farewell to Constable A G Bisset in Adelaide
Constable A G Bisset, transferred by Putt Philo West, was honored with a farewell in Adelaide yesterday by Plsinclothes branch colleagues. Inspector Hors presented an inscribed gold watch for his service and a token for his wife. Mr Morris, general secretary of Wateride Workers Federation, attended on federation business. discussions included shipping troubles and a £2000 fund by the Federal Executive for Commonwealth steamers.
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Whyalla Town Bart Draws Music Program
On Sunday afternoon the Town Bart rendered a programme of music in the Tolwads. Amongst the pieces were marches Newtown The New Jerusalem and several hymns. A rendering of Peace, Perfect Peace concluded a fine performance despite cold nights and warm days.
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Boxing Kangaroo Stirs Pirie Hotel Debacle in Escape
A boxing kangaroo, once a star attraction from Adelaide, escapes confinement at a Pirie hotel. It roams to nearby gardens and into a ward at a hospital before causing a barroom chase. A hotel bootsman and a constable pursue, ending with the animal fleeing into the street.
Young Man in Trouble Over Coat Theft Case
John Naulty, a youth, faced a Pirie Police Court trial charged with larceny of an overcoat. Featherstone testified that his coat disappeared after visiting a Solomontown dance, while Naulty claimed he took the wrong coat during a moment of intoxication. Witnesses corroborated the coat transfer and Naulty admitted some details but denied outright theft. The court imposed a £10 fine or one month in jail, considering drink and lack of intent.
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The Easier Way to Discipline Children
The Writer with Fifteen Million Readers argues that moral suasion and example educate children better than harsh physical punishment. He warns that temper and strength used in punishment inspire rebellion, while patient guidance aligns children with virtue and cooperation.
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Unlawful Timber Possession Case in Adelaide
In Adelaide on June 12 at Colonel Light Gardens Roy Morley faced a charge of unlawful timber possession. Detectives Dayman Walters and Constable Korner questioned him at his home, Morley claiming the timber was already there when he arrived and producing a loaded revolver during the incident. The timber and posts valued at £242 were later examined.
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Unclear OCR Item From Penalt Match Hall Event
An obscured report from Penalt near Mogmouth notes a boundary incident at a wrestling or betas event. It mentions Craig Dear Stirting aged 104 and a resident of a district, with unclear details about residence time and origin.
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