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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1929
Page
4
Mail Closings Across Regions Amid Confusing Schedules
The notice outlines varied posting times for mail deliveries and processing across multiple locations including Adela Peri WA Perth-Courey Cirruidion Carmarron and Serre Taamania Usiene and Meena. It references specific cutoffs like 1 pm 9 Kal Vimeres and 3 pm, with mentions of Europe India and Oceania routes and implied service changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temerrew
Aed Teaaern
Vip Nies
Ees
Fm Baska
Lardens
Morfuitts
Noes
Mataram
Mataram Part Mervsky, Vie Dp, Overiend, Adela Peri
Aarial
Europe
India
Harpe
Aetapiane
Perth-Courey
San Junction
Adsiatie-Peris
Carmarron
Actin
Mall
Merapiane
Serre
Taamania
Usiene
Merm
Renee Pen Oz
Qurrmaia
Orama
Perhmord Mivey
Bytom Bey
Eppee
Hitlere
Eerren Port Morsaiy
Vee
Brians
Semersi
Ier
Masters
Samerai
Raten
Ja Frese
Sierra
NSW workers praise police restraint in Rothbury protests
In unusual difficulties at Rothbury and Sydney the New South Wales police acted with restraint while enforcing law. The piece argues that genuine unionists support the force as a shield against revolutionaries who sought to destabilize Labor movements and attack police. It recalls past strikes and defends the police as protectors of workers and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Rothbury
Sydney
Australia
Russia
Gao i
Garden
Lendiwa
Hia
Editor's Diary on British Politics and Party Strife
The diary critiques the Labour government’s cohesion and leadership with comments on figures like MacDonald and Snowden. It cites the Conservative disarray, Liberal strength and fragility, and hints at impending election dynamics amid internal party tensions and strategic missteps.
Diary Notes From Gide Court In Australia News
A scrambled diary fragment reports Gide Court testimony in Sydney with Dr Syimey George disputing claims of drunkenness and walking upstairs. The piece mentions Frank Anstey, Mr Dunbar's travel woes, and references to Davidson's Express and Australian travel concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gide Court
Syimey George
Frank Anstey
Mr. Frenk Anatey
Ariver
Labor's Record In Parliament Promises and Taxes
The Labor government faced criticism for failing to deliver on promised economy and abolition of costly commissions. Tax measures increased revenue mainly from indirect taxes, hitting working men and women with higher prices while promising to curb living costs. The piece argues the govt shifted tax burden to voters who supported Labor, in contrast to its pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Wisi
Bruce Page
Mod 1
Ube
Theodore
Letter Bag Plea for Peace Not at Any Price
An Australian voice argues for peace to protect law and order and the common good. The writer warns against surrendering liberty to violence and calls for a balanced approach to unionism and public safety, insisting on peace but not without principle.
Judge Restricts Adultery Rights In Divorce Ruling
A late 19th century report details a divorce case where both spouses were found guilty of adultery. Judge Owen imposed strict terms, criticizing public morality and stating each party must serve their sentence of adultery in name only forever. The article contrasts this with an older decision emphasizing harsher law without discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Owen
Justier
Peterabaen
Tariff Increase Triggers Glassware Price Hike
The article reports that after the federal tariff last month, domestic glassware prices rose by about 16 percent. Crown Crystal Glass Co. executives indicate the higher costs are passed to consumers as manufacturers adjust to the tariff impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iecal
Lohendedd Thas
Crown Crystal Gliaam
Bia
Public Safety Debates Stir Coastal Trade and Beach Policy
Fragmented notes show SDOGEE and local traders arguing over beach access and refreshment stalls along Croger Beach. Mentions of public safety, mangrove posd, and government houses hint at broader policy tensions and upcoming discussions.
Spectres of the Past in Commonwealth Bank Drama
A fragmented tale recalls a 1017 Labor and Industry clash in Canberra style. Ministers and officials met in shadowed rooms on Phillip Street to steer an industrial war, with Albert Wills and Ted Kavaneah playing pivotal roles and cabinet figures shaping the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Commonwealth Bank
File Namer
Fudge Bedbey
Judge
Beety
Tei
Bird George Puller
Holman Wee
England
Labor and Industry
Phillip-street
Elisabeth-street
Albert Wills
MLO
Minners Federation
Tedd" Kavaneah
Tredes and Labor Cemetinee
Legislative Council
TO DAY IN THE GARDEN Glut of seeds and care for a full summer display
Old gardeners advise careful seed sowing and late summer shading to keep young plants healthy in hot dry weather. Plenty of manure should be worked into the ground to prepare beds. The article notes varieties of flowers and hints at achieving a long flowering season into autumn. It mentions thorny croft lorries and services by Gervics in Pramant.
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