Trade tensions hurt New South Wales grain exports
The report outlines a weak harvest and limited ship activity in Sydney as traders stall over grain exports. It notes late spring and early summer rains, a slight wheat surplus but a fragile export market, with Melbourne and South Wales price dynamics and regulatory friction affecting buyers and sellers.
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Sydney
Adelaide
South
Ictswr
Wixntial
Mershace
N.S. W
Diunaiog
Seanens-alrent Goordianta
New B South Wales
Akin Samadheary
A & Vietsriwa
Baying
En Capart
New South Wales
Lim
Wurray
Beuin Wales
Dumely
Sendin
Turmers
Vietorte
Melbourne
Wales
South Wales
Prajumuniy
Ridecet
Tweed
Tivers
Brinty
Wich
Bab Deel
Ratatay
New South Walee
Mbatiine
Destine Harbor
Lockhart
Henry
Corowa
Patten
Trundia
Sanit
Docking Island
Uae
Carman
Miying
Sasi Paine
Meyer Mala —Tellow
Adwdian
Jean To Hives
Jean To Hives [Are —Saerer Pertet and ¢Mad Baten
Woreda
Christmas Advertisements and Notices From A Local Paper
Fragments of holiday notices and ads list prizes and promotions. Items reference FITTON’S Pie and SHAW repairs, school names, and local business promotions, with scattered phrases about gifts and events. The readable content emphasizes seasonal commerce and community notices in a historical page fragment.
Sydney Produce Sales Auction Report and Details
A fragmented list of produce sale items, buyers, and auction terms from Prescott and surrounding areas. Mentions linseed, grain, coal, and tare notes with various names, firms, and locations obscured by OCR errors.
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Sukmoe
Som
Litaliei
Wits
Uo Pay
Sulin Ang Gamaant
Dent
Erry
Bak
Oppard
Adee
Wesker i
Loti
Tangas
Diwiut Lotiubid
Wann
Wresk
Umea
Jiu
Sliema
Rom Davie
Law Muuthoepe
Tewners
Gary Sigbest
Planet Return
Judge Simpson speech on divorce case judges
A judge comments on the trial of divorce issues before District Court Judges. He questions if acting District Court Judges are appropriately appointed and notes Parliament has been urged to address frequent appointments. He argues a judge cannot be made in a day and stresses needed experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Simpson
Hotman
Arrested on a roof Castray charged at Water Potts Court
Arthur Castray a 31 year old grocer was charged at the Water Potts Court with bearing a sum of 412 44 pounds in goods for Toohey Limited at Manly on September 25 Senior-constable Roche gave evidence of arrest on a Rooftop in Cuthbart Street Waverley. Pilgrim manager of Taoher's cordial factory said Castray worked at the depot at Maciel waxes Deux pounds 2 per stretch with 10 8 a week allowance for expenses. He supplied goods to Mr Grece and received money for samples but did not hand Jenver to the offender. The general deficiency found was about 28 pounds. Castray committed for trial. hail delay allowed in self and a surety in 0 pounds.
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Arthur Castray
Toohey’. Limited
Manly
Damier
Roche
Castray
Cuthbart Street
Waverley
George Walter Pilgrin
Taoher
Maciel Waxes
Grece
Hernses
Newport
Jenver
True Carp Released Into Prospect Pond By Fisheries Board
True European carp recently purchased by the Fisheries Board from parwna imported from the old country have been liberated in Prospect pond. The introduced fish are expected to prove a hardy addition to the state’s water bodies.
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Fisheries Board
Parwna
Prospect
News By Cable From London On Global Turmoil
Storied dispatch describes barricades around Parliament and Tehran unrest. Reports note subsidies, naval policy debates, and mining quotes, with scattered price data for copper and other metals. Complex, era-typical wire-service prose blends international tension with market chatter.
Australia’s Test Cricket Souvenir In Special Journal
A special issue of the Town and Country Journal presents a lavish cricket supplement on the first England tour and New South Wales match. It features portraits, photographic plates, and artistic renderings of players including Barnes, Pinker, and other leading Australians and Englishmen, with commentary on past feats, grounds, and a mini-essay section on early day fixtures and notable figures in Australian cricket history.
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Jmlebt
Rapital
Gngiana
Phonnerapher
Barnes
Cottar
Pi Arine
England
Wade
Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales Selection commmitiae—Mrsxre
Iredale
Hume
Soi Barhodir
Beteen
Souh Aumbalia
Relieway
Whirinn
New South Walme
Gome
Sydney Cricket Ground
Haun
Gare
Issie
Thierry
Young
Alvion Park
Sey Cuncicebau Plains
Waditell
Calnalal Treeavrer
Albary
Trolly and Draymen Union Case Leads to Interim Settlement
The hearing before the Appellate Court involved the Trolly Draymen and Carters Union and Messrs Tillote and Company. A settlement was reached on certain prices under an industrial agreement, with an order to stand over certain terms while exemptions and working hours were adjusted for the motor mine industry. The Court granted temporary terms extending the current agreement until January and set hearings to finalize outstanding objections.
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Trolly, Draymen, and Carters Union
Messry
Thomas Tillote and Company, Limited
Inet
Justice Streett
Menary
TW Spaneer
Riter
Posty
Weme-Horan
Mrses Kivi
Porepway
Brey
Hi Astrument
Warermant
Kiliary and Company
Aston
Simant Is
Nobel
Weee Florne
Machiaine
Glen Taina
Dechy
Globe
Beeby
Temmon
Termi Firme
Ceronine
A. Torfora and’ Sons
Tromae Elliott and Company. Limited
Grace Brothers
Chywne Trothers, and Mulholland
F. Lasantier and Company Tivos
Mompany
Tata
Jani
Sir Harry Rawson and NSW Governor Term Extension Debate
The Lapistarine desembly heard discussions on extending Sir Harry Rawson's term as governor. Mr Mescharary to the open fx nick noted general support for a term extension, while a call for formal action in the House and a motion to secure his reappointment were under consideration. The Premier indicated broad support for extending Rawson's term, and tenanta aneruing Watte State was recognized by the Government as the plan to proceed.
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Meschar
Harry Rawson
Eltminesce
Hatey Rawson
Alice
New South Wales
Watte
Lon How
Waal
Lithgow Iron Works referenced in legislative debate
In the Legislative Assembly a discussion arose about Lithgow Iron Works with a Premier statement promising full operation by the start of the new year. The debate touched on ownership, power, and economic impact, with references to plans involving Mr. Sanford and a public enterprise approach to revive capital and industry. The morning adjournment followed an exchange about the works and future policies.
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Legislative Assembly
Ite
Fie Hoge
Fle
C. Howeine
M Sagdfyed
Intellectual nurture from the mother shapes lasting life outcomes
A fragmented essay argues that intellectual and moral development hinges on early maternal influence from birth through age ten. It cites memory, imagination, health, and success factors, noting Britain and America suffer from neglected early education and warning of broader societal waste without proper maternal and family guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Wolberson
Schapenbauer
Mark
Bern
Dennis
Great Britain
America
Wells
United States
Europe
Kingfom
Dressing For Dignity In Fashion Of State Law And Ceremony
In a discussion on attire and dignity the piece notes that official robes and formal garments elevate status in royalty the church courts and public life. It contrasts royal and clerical dress with common wear and cites the impact of robes on perceived majesty and propriety amid ceremonies such as coronations and legal settings. It also mentions a West Australian Trade Union claim about wage costs in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hava Shere
Rhs
Westmlu Sl
Roosevelt and the Button Controversy in War Speech Coverage
Reporters recount President Roosevelt repeatedly tapping a man's coat button during battlefield era speeches. Each outlet framed his forefinger gesture as signaling support for the Union, with witnesses describing the scene amid rain and crowding reporters. The narratives highlight the button as a symbol amid wartime rhetoric and public tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell
Avery
The RA.A. Band Programme at Hinsle Centennial Park
The RA.A. Band will perform a program at Hinsle 18 Centennial Park on Friday afternoon starting at 2:20. The program includes Military March Were hm Plurong Port and Fee nugt Christinae The Merry Widow and The Alabama Minstrels pieces among others conducted by Knowles with a mix of waltzes and overtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra.a
Hinsle
Centennial Park
Salat
Amoor
Knowles
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