Fashionable Suits and Coats in Wool and Tweed Fabrics
Catalog listing multiple tailored garments including a double breasted coat with two welt pockets and a shaped front panel skirt, a blue and white diagonal camel hair tweed outfit with wide revers and tab collar, a jaffa brown wool boucle suit with back vent and box pleated skirt, a novelty flecked tweed bust, and a black and white shepherds plaid coat and fitted skirt with silk linings.
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Ohio
Dedssey
Wool second shipment lists a range of baby and knitting wools
The notice details a second shipment of wool products including White Heather Baby Wool in various three ply mixes, silversheen wools, and kingfisher wool. It lists colors such as white, pink, blue, green, mauve, and more, with prices per skein or skein equivalents, and mentions Paton and Byehive brands with several blends suitable for babies, garments, and heavy wear.
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Skein
Paton
Skein Paton
Akelng Ae Leos Dfu
Skeein
Woollen pullovers and knitwear in varied colors and sizes
A scanned catalog of all wool pullovers and sweaters for men and boys. It lists styles including all wool pullovers with collars and trims, rib knit options, navy and blue colorways, and multiple sizes with prices in shillings and pence.
Lang outlines Twenty Million Labour programme in Auburn speech
Sydney Friday. Mr J T Lang opened the State Labour party campaign at Auburn Town Wall outlining a programme costing about £20,000,000 with £9,000,000 from the Lean Council. He proposed higher unemployment relief, direct payments, expanded medical service, higher basic wage, mortgage relief, and lifting the age of leaving from 12 to 10. The policy also includes a referendum on abolishing or reconstructing the Upper House, expanded State lottery, and reviews of betting and liquor laws.
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Sydney
J. T. Lang
Labour Party
Auburn Town Wall
Lean Council
Hhis Party
Dole
Lang
Tipster Sued in Irish Gaming Case at Summons Court
In a Dublin summons court a tipster named Wyn Moore faced allegations connected to a gambling scheme. The defendant Laurié L Hyome claimed winnings from a racecourse stake were invalid under the Gaming Act of 1850 and the Suppression of Gambling Act of 1805. The case featured arguments over whether the money was fabricated and if Moore acted as a bookmaker or adviser. Further evidence was scheduled as the judge reserved decision.
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Brisbane
Hick
Gilzahenan
Moore
Green
Hishon
Clever thieves grab diamonds from Berk Dena’s shop
Melbourne report describes two youths entering Berk Dena’s jewellery store, approaching a rear partition, opening a door behind the front window, and taking two strings of diamonds valued at £400 before an alarm could be raised. Police rushed to the scene but the men had fled.
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Melbourne
Berk Dena
Tleakop
Yearling Auction Totals Set at 104 Guineas Average
The concluding day of the yearling sale at Sydney saw prices reach 16,007 guineas with an average of 104 guineas. Merely colt topped the sale, described as a half brother to Peter Pan, while Vg Hriwen failed to meet expectations at 80 guineas. Multiple consignments and bidders are listed with names and amounts in guineas for the Lysndlviaat Stud and related entries.
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Sydney
Pmriday
Ules
Peter Pan
Hriwen
Wit
Brey
Gas fumes trap Brisbane widow in her bedroom
Mrs Bridget Ford, 75, was overcome by escaping gas from a leaking pipe in her Deagon home on Wednesday night. Neighbors found her unconscious and, after attempts at artificial respiration, she was taken to hospital in a dangerous condition. Police say the gas jet fittings were involved as they try to contact relatives.
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Brisbane
Pridey
Bridget Ford
Deagon
I Ghet
Gue
Ira
Ford
Drought Devastates Northern Sheep Stations Report
DRY WEST CHARLEVILLE reports worsening drought across Hughenden Winton and northern districts. A drover loses about 50 sheep daily while a major company spends up to £1000 weekly on feed. Stock losses hit stores, cows unsold, and cattle values plummet with low demand.
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Charleville
Beeoulny
Augathello
Morven Autfers
Malbourne Pastoral Company
Hughenden
Winton
Poisoning case against youth sent to supreme court
A youth charged with unlawfully administering poison to Allan Pudhuls Graziet and Geoffrey Waddington at Mobuncilld station on March 1 has had a true bill filed and is committed to the Supreme Court at Toowoomba for trial, with the case moving from the children's court.
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Goondiwindi
Priday
DG. Klonwen
P Yough
Hilren
Allert Pudhuls
Graziet
Geoffrey Waddington
Jnekeroo
Olson
Mobuncilld
Guoray
Supreme’ Courk Abttingy
Toowoomba
Jersey Calf to Travel by Plane to Teckhampton
A two months old Jersey calf Mauve Royal Gan bogey will travel 200 miles by plane from central Queenland Africa to Teckhampton to join its new owner. Collins will accompany the calf, with Jirke Yang riding in the rear. The early mother Saypnirked Pere won first prize at the Roy Show.
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DNAY
Jersey
Mauve Toyal Gan
Mory Row
Teckhampton
My Collins
Central Queenland
Afr
Callie
Jirke Yang
Moelelavn
Saypnirked Perewey
Daylesford murder trial opens over Wentworth Hotel shooting
In Daylesford a murder case centers on Thomas Haggerty charged with killing Fiteharding Luwin Mur tum at the Wentworth Hotel. Witnesses describe a violent dispute, threats and a gun taken by Murton before the fatal shotgun blast. The deputy coroner ruled Murton died from a shotgun wound and Haggerty was committed for trial at Bullarot on June 1.
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Melbourne
Daylesford
Murton
Kitty
Haggerty
Murtoh
Winn
Din Beem
Elizabeth O'Sullivan
Murto
Trom Grae
Boon
Mutton
Thomas Haggerty
Amd
Tria
Bullarot
Fenton Silent Darwin Flying Doctor Faces Suspension
Darwin reports Dr Clyde Fenton, flying doctor in the Northern Territory, has his flying licence suspended for alleged breaches of regulations. He will not resume his post. his aircraft remains grounded at Katherine until airworthiness is decided. Officials say a decision rests with Civil Aviation Department and Interior Department comments note limited medical staff.
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Darwin
Clyde Fenton
Northern Territory
Fenton
Katherine
Northern ‘Territory
Civil Aviation Department
Mtr
Bunting
Civil Aviation’ Department
Canberia
Vriday
Otflelala
Department of the Interior
Phy
Wonten
Creditors' Claims Decided at P P Bank Shareholder Meeting
Shareholders of the Primary Productive Bank of Australia Ltd elected a liquidator to dispose of remaining assets under a proviso to cover creditors’ claims. The meeting, chaired by Neal O'Sullivan, reviewed 12 months of receipts and distributions, noting moratoriums hindered debt collection and highlighting state-by-state recoveries and outstanding debts.
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Bebband
Primary Productire
Bank of Australia Limited
Im Tauidetion
Neal O'Sullivan
Rob. Cummingss
Rh. B. Ford
Repert
Wey
Lquidatore
Gebtora
Commonwealth
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Western’ Australia
Tasmania
South Wales
Sydney
Crettore
Mquidatore
Ophieh
Pearling Tragedy Off Cairns Claims Diver Life
Friday near Badu Island two Japanese divers, Hochiro Kumada and a partner, were retrieving pearl shells when Kumada died after a dive with no helmet or suit. His body was recovered hours later as crewmates pondered causes and noted a drifting line before an anchor could be dropped.
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Cairns
Pearl Viel
Badu Waland
Cruw
Grim Battle Between Natives and Crocodile at Mount Isa
Mr. W. Downey and companions recount a clash near the Victoria River where a crocodile seized a tribe member. The group surrounded the reptile, battling with spears and tools until the crocodile was killed and the injured man freed. The attackers fired shots to drive off the animal.
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Mount Isa
W. Downey
Western Australia
Mr. Downey
Victoria
Os Black
Ad the
Brisbane court frees youth in Bird-O Halloran case
Brisbane court hears that John Francis O HAlloran aged 20 and Verna Bird aged 16 were located in South Hort after a week long state wide search. He is charged with unlawfully taking Verna Bird from her father Robert Bird and against his will. Bail set at 80 pounds.
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Brisbane
Clayfield
John’ Franciis O'Hal-Foran
Verna Bird
South- Hort
Berge
O'Halloran
Verno Bird
Robert Bird
Rome Tennis Exhibition Highlights Mixed Results
In Rome the exhibition showed Aweryullans needing aid with forehand and backhand accuracy. Hines defeated Palmicti 6-3 10-8 in the main singles. Wittman beat Hupman 6-0 6-3 in consolation. Crawford and Turnbull beat Hopman and Wittman 6-4 6-4 in exhibition doubles.
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Harry Hopman
Rome
Crawford
Anal
Hines
Palmicti
Wittwamn
Hupman
Yinglea Crawford Weat Turnbull
Greek prince invited to throne denied by source
London report says George of Greece allegedly agreed to be invited by a monarchist Greek parliamentary faction to take the throne. The Chronicle correspondent notes the prince knew nothing of the offer or the discussions.
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London
Priday
the Chronicle
George of
Greece
Miss Batten's London-bound departure amid tour changes
Miss Batten reports hoping to reach London tomorrow evening after a malfunctioning magneto caused anxiety over the Apennines. The ROMH note confirms she will not be available for the South African tour due to health reasons, despite earlier plans to depart for England.
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Thoretay
Jean Battun
London
Apennines
Pogeln
Romn
Fugland
Adnlatde
Bonn
Elink
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