Emigration View in Morning Post on Australian Settlement
Lord Aabley notes public opinion in Australia favors British migrants. The unassisted Briton is welcomed by neighbors, with help offsetting state support. He praises British farm hands as among the most successful settlers and suggests schooling include practical farming training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Munslay
Lord Aabley
Morning Post
Tralia
Britain
Autralia
Wettler
Witich
Becaus
Australia
Embezzlement Proved At Adelaide Court Sentence
Thomas Rowland Wilkinson, 55, convicted of embezzling church funds in Port Pirie, was sentenced to eight years imprisonment after pleading guilty. He had appropriated two sums of £100 each while acting as secretary of the Congregational Church Building Fund and used the money for his own account. He had restitution and a prior record, and the judge noted the breach of trust and public interest in deterring similar acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Angan Parsons
Criminal Court
Thomas Rowland Wilkinson
Une Ae Mide
Aso
Board of Health
Port Pirie
Port Pinnehy
Reid
Eric Wilson
Cellentar
Lampe
Eus
Fon
Dedman
Samuel Lampard
Lampard
Fran
Wis Menten
Weiberg
Aly Ching
Party Split Feared in Melbourne Legislative Session
Melbourne reports indicate the Country Party aims to delay tart schedule discussions in the House of Representatives until next week to avert a party split. The move underscores tensions within the party as leadership seeks to maintain unity amid looming policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Country Party
House of Representatives
le Party
Indian Finances and Budget Abolish Excise Duty
Sir Math MlackerT announced a sweeping budget reform in India including the abolition of the excise duty on dip cation with a revenue loss of 47S tables and postal rate relaxations. General Birdwood aided by proposing a reduction in military expenditure, Basil Blackett outlined bond renewals totaling 22 crosses, and a forthcoming archaeology fund with initial grant, while provincial contributions face adjustments aimed at political stability.
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Mundy
Math Mlackert
Tdin
Wales
Birdwood
Basil Blackett
Ranif
India
Willy
Abolition Project Discussed in London Trip
Sydney Mundas reports that the Prentice Mr Lame and Melorney Heuer McTiernan discussed a London trip in the afternoon but the exact departure time remains unsettled. The Premier indicated arrangements would likely be concluded next week.
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Sydney
Mundas
Lame
McTiernan
London
Man Fatally Injured by Train Near Albury
William Wilks Munday, 54, was fatally harmed when struck by a train last night near Albury. The body was found about twenty yards from the tracks, and authorities began inquiries into the incident.
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Albury
Munday
William Wilks
Public Meeting on Broken Hill Water and Local Jobs
A public meeting in Broken Hill discussed water supply and a proposed scheme. Officials including Minister of Works and the vice president of the Exe qsally were present to hear community views on wages for unemployed workers and to assess the feasibility of a water supply plan. J Berry of Wesilverton Tramway Company spoke on the fair position of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspiken Aml
Mimitny
Crates
Aor Planers
Badshees Mittinter
Latur
Tiductis
Wis Ice
Exe
Devlins Nives
Echeme
Footer Hind Dbey
Eos. J. Berry
Wesilverton Tramway Company
Sant Tolay
Effect on Smelters and Plant Operations
A transcribed report notes potential shutdowns at furnaces due to wage talks and safety concerns. The ILA superintendent hints at near term closures affecting Nina operations and labor adjustments. If suspensions occur, workers face divi or layoffs as the company weighs its options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Joke Q
ILA
Subeltots
Opava Disaster Trial Verdict For Lavin Manslaughter
Fredrick Lavin, driver of a Whick Way transport, was found guilty of manslaughter after a derailment on November 22 that killed five people. The jury recommended mercy as the judge sentenced Lavin to two years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Lavin
Sien Struness
Ty Meres
Lavin
New City Goods Yards In Adelaide Plan
The Railways Department will build new goods yards on the northern side of the Dry Creek yards to ease south bound freight traffic. Work will start soon and aim to finish within a year at an estimated cost of £140,000. Operations will be managed by traffic staff under the True Superintendent, with construction by the Chief Engineer's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Railways Department
Dry Creek
Trafic
Fias
Mile Ead
Port Adelaide
Wits
Appeal Upheld In Conspiracy Case For Two Solicitors
The Court of Criminal Appeal today upheld an appeal by Percy Tighe and Alfred Maher both convicted of conspiracy to defraud a North Coast farmer. The proper remedy was to quash the convictions and order the immediate release of the men in custody.
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Court of Criminal Appeal
Judemen
Percy Tighe
Alfred Maher
Hoth
Whan
Justics
Gary HM
Jnsteue Fuskies Sones
Mal Ube
The Mail Service Car That Delivers All Night
An evocative portrait of South Australia’s overnight mail carrier service. A powerful car departs Adelaide at midnight each Saturday, carrying thousands of mails to Pirie, Renmark, and beyond. Drivers endure long nights and high speeds, with passengers aboard and towns waking at dawn to “The Mail.” The piece praises duty, danger, and the essential role of the mail in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australis
Mall” Mator
Melaide
Pirieamt
Sudo
Murrey
Renwath
API
Waris Prude
Unos
South
Karely
Amy
Lin
New Motor Lifeboat Trials At Birkenhead
Adelaide Monday trials of a new motor driven lifeboat built by A McFarlane and Sons at Birkenhead for the Victorian Government have been completed. The six man crew will sail the craft from Port Adelaide tomorrow under the charge of Captain George Wenton. Present are Messrs W P, W H Powell, and W Willl to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Morniay
Evos
A. McFarkine and Sons
Birkenhead
Vyrt
South Australia
Uw Lifeboat
Otter
Ibis
Caplin
George Wenton
W. P
W. H. Powell
W. Williame
W Williamson
Victorian Ports and Harbors Department
Port Adelaide
Mailbag Robbery at Central Station Mail Room
Sydney detectives confirm about 340 pounds stolen from the central station parcels room. Four mail bags were removed while officials were at supper last Tuesday near the Parcels Office.
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Sydney
Munday
Witil
Gentral Station
Wonieves
Australian Eleven Faces Tasmanian Challenge
Fragmentary cricket note describes Australian Eleven meeting Tasmania in a Foster Shield event. It notes uncertain scores and lineups with limited legible details, mentioning runners and venues but lacking full context or conclusive results. The readable words suggest a tour or match report from a historical period with incomplete OCR.
English Children and Monkey Supply Shortage
A fragment notes a public concern about English children and growing demand for monkeys, with animal dealers unable to secure sufficient supplies for the market. The brief indicates rising interest from both children and adults in primates, amid scarce availability.
Port Betting Case Fined Defendants in Local Trial
In a port betting case, defendants were fined and jailed for short terms with fines and costs. A magistrate heard testimonies about bribery involving a bookmaker and constables, noting an ongoing investigation into allocations and broader corruption. The proceedings featured evasive testimony and calls for further inquiry after a contentious hearing.
League of Nations discord among Australian press reports
In European capitals observers weigh the fate of Poland and Germany's role as talks on Polish claims unfold. France, Britain, and German positions shape the outcome as Stirling discusses Stresemann's stance and Warsaw's actions amid shifting non permanent seats.
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Monlay
Mapu
Ermany
Poland
M. Beland
Herr Streseman
Warsa
Adelaide Matuda and Vorlay's Toit Vegetable Market Prices
Commercial and vegetable market list from Adelaide Matuda and Vorlay's Toit shows prices for apples pears grapes tomatoes plums oranges cauliflowers peas and other produce. Prices listed per case or bushel with ranges and special lots.
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Adelaide
Matuda
Vorlay
Bret
Stork Exchange Quotations From Anelaine Market
Monday share quotes list a mix of zinc related items and sellers with buyers, showing various bid and ask figures across items such as Silver Dawid, Electrolytic Zinc, and Gauge zinc products. Names of companies and buyers or sellers appear with scattered prices and lots, reflecting a fragmented commodity market page.
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Stork
Great Northern
Great Nether Cuahl
Junction North
Twayer
Corporation
Ord
LOTM
Hirbide Corporation
Piper
Don caster Handicap search ends in Sydney
Sydney officials concluded the Don caster Handicap inquiry after a lengthy search involving Rona tching and Sedney Crip. Authorities released no new charges and urged patience as investigations continue.
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Sydney
Sedney Crip
Wennuen
France Struggles With Inflation as Industry Surges
The London Chronicle Paris correspondent reports France faces a paradox of booming industry yet confusing finances. A vast industrial base grows while the currency erodes, forcing calls for more labor and attracting migrants as building booms continue. The situation echoes prewar Germany’s inflation risk.
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Reuter
London
Sundaes
Haily Chronicle
Paris
Tim
Golny
Australian Cup Forecast at Flemington Autumn Meeting
The Victoria Racing Club will hold its autumn Flemington meeting on Tuesday headlined by the Australian Cup. Pilitewinkie Frances Tissady and Walbee gained improved prospects after Saturday’s results. Pilliewinkie has paired with Heroic for large stakes, while the New Zealander is favored to start strong, following recent victories and form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelbourne
Victoria Racing Club
Flemngton
Pilitewinkie
Frances Tissady
Walbee
Pilliewinkie
Heroic
Newmarket
Frances
Dash
Melbourne Tax Revenue Shows Eight Month Surplus and Shortfall
Federal Finance reports in Melbourne show a surplus of £1,284,720 for eight months of the financial year with total revenue at £26,005,720 versus £24,700,000 estimated. February customs receipts reach £3,045,044, up £106,823 from February 1925, while South Australia Queensland and Tasmania dip slightly. Despite increases, the eight month period overall remains below last year’s figure by £25,101,782 before adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ur Page
South Australia
Queensland
Tasmania
Steamer Caru Sinks Near Cape Maria Diemen
The steamer Caru sank near Cape Maria Diemen while en route from Whangate to Adelaide. Rita Rank, mother of crew member, arrived in Adelaide with news of the disaster. Two crewmen drowned. further details uncertain amid a complex report from Auckland.
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Auckland
N-Z
Caru
Cape Maria Diemen
Arelaide
Whangate
Mary Jilfig Hauke
Australia
Rita Rake
Adelaide
Beem
Aiader
Abe
Rita Rank
Mr Tanker 2
Adefiity
STARTERS lme punens Australian Gun selection stakes
The report lists favored runners for a set of race events including Belhaven or Ramos in the Hopeful Stakes, Vimy and Midge of Liverpool in steeplechase, Ursool or Prarom Treseady in the Australian Cup, and Bourke Handicap with Pi Winkie as hot favorite. Gungool’s admirer noted a £1000 stake while other horses like Valbee and Frantes Wressady are also mentioned as contenders.
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Busineth
Phthe Iy
Pi Winkie
Gungool
Valbee
Gun- 00
Frantes Wressady
Ant
Fils Fils
Tealing Gales at Melbourne sale stalls strong bidding
At Yuille's starting sales in Melbourne on Monday a Newmarket chestnut colt by oilsa was sold for 1350 guineas Ferguson the Mentoneese. A brown colt by Comedy King Radest was passed in at 1006 guineas.
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Melbourne
Newmarket
Oilsa
Euigens Ferguson
Comedy King
Fading sewing demand trims modern fashion output
Limited readable text notes a drop in sewing activity tied to modern fashion trends, with fragments suggesting dressmakers report fewer frocks and reduced sales. The piece implies shifting consumer tastes reduce need for tailoring and garment production.
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Baltpan
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Astrid
Abolition Project
Prests Limited
Miss Lawton
DAVIS
Vacuum Oil Company
Broken Hill
Melboune
Viouelay
Opapa
Ginedriver
New City
Nboned Men
Urews
Calle
League OF Nations
Commercial
Ronatching
Dianas
State OF
France
Albert Johnson
Gressman
Eevpcceet
Federal Finance
Bute
Victin
Belhaver
Rarom
Vimy Midge
Liverpool
Pillivaireye
Mandicap Sivtey
Pitthewinate
G. and & Quarter
Lemita B. Mi Young
Tan Yee
Aveurak
Tophey
Frances Fae Aig Suomi
J. Munro
Ae Our Prince
A. Wun
MH. Jones
Beau Fils
Duncan Pitain
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