Exhibition at Agricultural Grounds Features Home Industry Display
The article describes a vast exhibition at the Agricultural Society Grounds with visitors viewing displays from Australian manufacturers. Highlights include Karlowell and Sim leather works, Gowrie Breeder stands, Lysaght Brothers crafts, wool textiles from Marrickville, and a dramatic pyramid sculpture. The Governor-General inspected the displays as part of the Commonwealth show.
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Martin
Camiennner
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Shreern Brothers
Pitt-street
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Commonwealth
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Tevet Nw Viekr
Starrickville
Murray Gites
Parremarts
Frog Geelong
Iron Ballarat
Victorias
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Pearson
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Lysaght Brothers
Marrickville
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Wilke
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Penfold and Company
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Sim
Pr Warren
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Australia
Military tattoo plans announced with naval and band events
Organising secretary A M Guire confirms arrangements for a big military tattoo with a naval portion guided by Vice-Admiral Fawkes flag officers. Lieutenant Toms visited the exhibition yesterday as part of finalizing plans. A large orchestra platform was prepared. Christmas Night program includes a band contest and a Jumping Tiers Plate with buc-jumping displays. Grounds open Christmas afternoon.
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W. Sandford
Coupany
Lithgow
A. M-Guire
Toms
Fawkes
Ting
Jem
Bush Fire Ravages Riverina Farmlands
POROWA Friday report details a long lasting bush fire in the Days do district. It scorched miles of country in hours under strong winds, burning crops grass and fencing on Wongu tong Station Myall Point and property of Mrs Whattay with about £900 in losses. Fire reached Harterger and Goonambil Stations destroying stunted wheat and grass. Livestock on Hogan,Hogan’s land, and a small flock of sheep were rescued by luck. insurance status unknown.
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Harterger
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Hopan
le Ney
Income tax appeal in Mooney case reaches High Court
The High Court reserved decision in the Mooney income tax appeal. Edward Juses Mooney challenged assessments tied to a copper mine venture and subsequent share dealings. The Full Court had ruled against Mooney, but the High Court majority reversed, holding Mooney not liable and awarding costs.
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Mooney
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Justice O'Connor
Hawkesbury College to expand for 109 extra students
The Minister for Money and Agriculture spoke on improvements at Hawkesbury Agriculture College. Plans include a new line to provide housing for about 109 additional students. Inquiry into government connections mentioned, with consideration of extra accommodation at Wagga Wagga Experimental Farm.
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Evening News
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Hawkesbury Agricultures College
Moore
Wagga Wagga
Weather forecast from Sydney Observatory sees warm, calm skies
The Sydney Observatory notes generally fine and warm conditions with a very slight risk of thunderstorm in the north, southerly winds veering to the coast. Byron Bay recorded seventeen inches of rain yesterday while Tweed Heads reported sixty one inches. peak shade temperatures across the country include Adelaide, Albury, Bourke, Coonamble, Dubbo, Hay, Moree, Tamworth and Wagga Wagga in the 80s to 100s Fahrenheit range.
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High Court dismisses appeal in Colliery employees dispute
The High Court today reserved judgment in the appeal by the Colliery Exim Employees Federation of the Northern District Agathet dispute. The court found the Industrial union did not connect to the employer and upheld the Supreme Court’s decision, dismissing the appeal with costs.
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Clairvoyant Gordon Foster Poisoned at Sydney Hospital
Gordon Foster, 65, a well known clairvoyant, was admitted to Sydney Hospital with phosphorus poisoning after swallowing a quantity of juuted beads. He resides at 282 Dowlingatree Woolloomooley and was taken there by Constable White. His condition is not serious. The RMS Orinttz arrived at Prem ie yesterday bringing 62 immigrants for West Australia, sent out by the Agent General.
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The Federal Parliament Session Severe Parley Exposed
The Melbourne Age laments the federal session as a talk drenched era. It notes 26 volumes of Hansard record and claims the era produced little substantive legislation beyond a long list of acts passed such as Census and Statistics Act, Wireless Telegraphy Act, Immigration Restriction Amendment Act, and others. The piece paints the Parliament as verbose and ineffective.
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Hansard
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Late Sporting Betting Headlines From Henawiele Meeting
Betting prices from Henawiele work show a late sport report with favorites and odds across Handicap and stakes events. Notable mentions include Valued entries like Villiers Stakes contenders and various horses such as Belfry Wee Laddie Neirbo Forest Light and Royal Arthur Rud Biridy with odds ranging from 2 to 1 up to 20 to 1.
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The Cataract Daw War Dispatches on Coastal Movement
Fragmentary OCR text describes wartime actions near the shoreline with references to troops, ships, and fortifications. It mentions April or spring timing, large numbers of men, and military positions along the coast. Specific names and locations are obscured, but the general note covers coastal defense and reconnaissance.
The Trunkey Creek Find In The Mine
A fragmentary report describes a mine at Trunkey Creek with fluctuating gold quality as ore is crushed. Workers labored eight hours last week earning £190, while plans to bring a sample to Tug Town and test on Friday are noted amid excitement and uncertainty about potential vast wealth.
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Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of Commercial Travellers Association
The Commercial Travellers Association held its twenty second annual meeting at Pitt Street with Mr John Wallace presiding. Secretary Mr Harry T Everett presented the annual report noting steady progress, rising figures in subscriptions, and £510 spent on charitable purposes. The board announced the establishment of a hospital, and the president urged adoption of the report amid in memoriam remarks for Lady Rawson.
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The Fish Supply and Patented Storage Method
Mr HS Jones showcased a new process to store fish indefinitely to Fisheries Commission guests at George Street. The tasting fish from Port Tackings Fort Eight days ago impressed with timing and flavour. The inventor described plans to use the method to supply fresh fish to the city and towns, claiming potential to save the entire harvest though he declined to reveal close details of the method.
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Epping Races Trial Handicap and Four Furlongs
Race card from Epping lists multiple divisions with names like Pargo, Corrie, Valerie, and Honeysuckle. It notes betting odds, distances, and outcomes across First to Fourteen-Handicap events, including wins by Fargo, Dowera, and Honeysuckle, with times and margins not fully legible.
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Beret
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Arlene
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Epping
Racing Notes From Sydney Turf Meet and Upcoming Events
Reports detail Mark Thompeon and farm assistants, early holiday plans, and a list of entries including Mise Leek bred in the state. Attends at Randwick and Maribyrnong, with updates on trainers, jockeys, and a significant Sumner Night amusements toast. A crash in the Sydney Crocker Ground trial notes Mayir’s shoulder exam showing no bone damage, and Blaser balls riding near future matches.
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Share Market Update and Unclear Company Notes in WA
A dense, OCR distorted report outlines stock dividends, company movements, and market activity in Western Australia. It mentions multiple entities, percentages, and dates but names are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about securities, firms, and financial actions.
Steamers Leave Tomorrow Crowd Returns From Port
An OCR muddle records steamers leaving tomorrow with a large passenger list including Mr and Mrs and multiple named travelers. The document lists numerous passenger names across families and titles, plus cargo notes and logistics for the voyage.
Wharf labourer drowns near Barna water
The body of a man named Napiet Suliwas was found floating near the wharf at Barna. The Water Police recovered the body and sent it to the quay while a preliminary inquiry noted the man’s occupation and the circumstances of the drowning aboard the steamer Tainan.
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Return of the Eastern THE AMERICAN BOYCOTT
A fragmented wartime account references the end of a boycott era, detailing treaty talks, allied tensions, and military actions across multiple theaters. Names, places, and dates are scattered amid garbled text, with mentions of American and European leaders, ships, and battles.
Punished Husband in Alabama Murder Case Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a domestic violence incident and a homicide investigation. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but references to a wife harmed and an ongoing case are noted along with possible legal proceedings and a police response.
Kieran's Illness Worsens After Operation
Brisbane report says Kieran the Australian aviator underwent surgery for an eye infection. Conditions deteriorated and medical staff and officials expressed concern. A naval salute from a distant ceremony was noted amid unclear events and names in the fragment.
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