02 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
1
Hosiery item listing features sheer weight panty panel designs in multiple shade names and color variants including beige grey and beige black tones. Includes fabric notes and style terms with model or lot identifiers.
An OCR damaged fragment lists assorted goods including boxes, collars, ware sets, military brushes, and leather items with assorted prices and quantities. The text is partial and lacks full context but indicates a sale or inventory shorthand from a historical listing.
Fragmentary listing shows Riley Oak bedroom furniture including wardrobe duchess and lowboy pieces with prices in old currency, plus chest and deck chairs. The text is partial but indicates a sale listing of oak bedroom items with assorted prices and item names.
Federal dairy produce bill introduced by Minister for Commerce F H Stewart to regulate butter and cheese sales interstate, pushing overseas quotas. It seeks to shield consumers from inflation and ensure equitable price gains, superseding the Paterson scheme and tying operation to proclamation after state polls.
Brisbane morning break in at Larry Smith’s Sunnybank shop ends with shots exchanged. Three men entered around 1 am stealing tobacco worth about £30 and a leather bag. they escaped after firing at Smith who kept a rifle and fired back. One assailant tripped and the others fled. Smith pursued but did not catch them as they bolted through a broken window fixing.
Brisbane report: Premier W. Porgan Smith defends railway policy amid union critique. He cites increased direct benefits for railway employees totaling 196,870 pounds and 156,000 pounds in extra cash due to Railway Superannuation Act repeal. He says unemployment relief, wage comparisons, and cheaper living costs support current policy.
Brisbane Friday court hearing for Federated Clerks Union variation to the Stite award for clerks and attendance. Proposals include increased annual leave and extended preference of employment across Queensland, plus extra holidays. Employers oppose extending benefits beyond existing territory. judgment reserved.
Randolph Tedford lodged an appeal to the Full Court against jury findings and judgment against the Telegraph News Paper Company Ltd and George Melton junior, seeking 20,000 pounds in damages over publishing a story about the Golden Mile Cracow No Liability. The case concerns alleged defamation from a Telegraph publication.
In Brisbane the Grazing Districts Improvement Bill prompts a statewide dingo crusade next year. Minister P Pease says local authorities will fund dingo removals, with 5 shillings per animal minimum, and entry controls on holdings with permits and consent. The bill limits keeping live dingoes and places penalties.
The Australian House of Representatives faced continued obstruction by Lang party members who clashed with Speaker and Prime Minister Lyons. Lyons warned of action to prevent blocking business next week. Amid uproar Mr Ward threatened to discipline Mr Marr, with calls for apologies and order as the session adjourned.
Attorney General J G Latham told Canberra rumours of immediate drastic waterfront measures by the Padarnl Government were unfounded. No regulations drafted, no action possible until then. MPs Beullin and Holloway had interviews, Holloway leaving for Melbourne.
In Canberra Friday the House saw introduced legislation to tax flour at 85/6 per ton, applying to imports and goods containing flour with penalties for evasion. Export flour escapes tax, and the bill's second reading was set for Monday as the Wheat Growers Relief Bill followed. The government said revenue would fund relief with allocations by state backed by a bounty distribution and income restrictions for beneficiaries.
Defence Minister Sir George Pearce announced that Australia will accelerate anti aircraft gun manufacture. Mr M O Loughlin will study British inter developments from February to August. The government seeks self containment in defence supplies with further munition factory expansion and plans involving Mr A Leighton returning from overseas to oversee naval cordite manufacture.
Healthier Ariebanes report Queensland's first five months of the financial year end with a deficit of £78,813, against £852,469 last year. Expenditure totals reach £26,403,389 while revenue is £3,781,075. Taxation up £250,000 year to date. railway exemptions rise £39,000. Railway spending also climbs about £70,000 from the prior period.
Torrential rains and electric storms caused extensive flood damage across Victoria. Bridges failed near Bendigo and Avoca, livestock losses mounted, transport and mail services slowed, and crops including wheat and hay suffered heavy destruction. The disaster left towns isolated and farmers assessing widespread ruin.
Melbourne report states Pitcairn Island residents recovered the Bounty’s rudder from the sea bed after a long search. Correspondence from Mrs Young describes the find as confirming the mutiny ship’s remains lie at the bottom. The rudder was said to have rested about 144 fathoms down.
Fragmentary listing details glassware quality prices and types including goblets honey jars bedroom bottles and tumblers. Mentions specific items like Lance Bottle Doren Out Glass Sumblera flanged bottoms and dozen wine glasses with prices in shillings and pence.
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