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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 05, 1935

Page

5

Xmas Snow Scene Fancy Canisters and Assorted Goods Sale

A fragmented listing shows a Christmas sale of specialty canisters and assorted foods. Items include various fancy canisters with sailing ship themes, wafers, family assorted goods, large and small tins of peaches and apricots, pineapples and other fruits, Jellies from Express and uf sod, Morton's and Leggo mustard brands, mixed pickles, pickled onions, and chutney. Prices are given in old currency formats with small unit prices and shop mentions such as Peder Clark's and Jones' mills.

Freight Train Derailed in Adelaide Shire

A freight train laden with sleepers derailed near Adelaide shire of Tailet Beni at 3:45 PM. Fifteen wagons left the line with five remaining on the rails. the permanent way was damaged, rails twisted, sleepers splintered over about 74 yards. No injuries among crew. repairs expected in three days.

Adelaide Tailet Beni Melbourne Toilem Bend

Record Flights Canberra Ongoing Costs Halt Records

Canberra reports rising costs of aviation searches as efforts to prevent record breaking flights increase. Defence expenses for five major searches reach 2100 pounds plus ongoing salvage and daily operations for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and the Keith Anderson case, with widescale aircraft involvement and ongoing taxpayer burden.

Canberra Ag Wail Sa R. A. Parkhill Defence Department Clarlea Kingsford Smith Australia Smith ATI Keith Anderson

Australians Press Duty on Cement Restoration Debate

A two man deputation representing cement companies urged Mr J A Lyons and Mr P W White to reimpose the British imported cement duty and ask the Tariff Board to reevaluate its report. Ministers were informed that several factories could close without the duty, while White argued Australian manufacturers overcharged. Lyons promised to take the matter to Cabinet for possible resubmission to the Tariff Board.

Canberra Wedntstay Britain Tariff Board J. A. Lyona PT. W. White White Australia Lyons Aab

Stabbing Affray Near Paddington Wounding Alfred Miller

Alfred Miller a 35 year old married man from Paddington was stabbed near Filmders and Albion streets to night. He was taken to Vincent's Hospital in serious condition awaiting an operation. Police have not learned the circumstances and Miller refused to tell what happened. A medical exam showed a knife entered one lung.

Sydney Thome Alfred Miller Paddington Denise Filnders Albion Atrocta Miller Vincent's Hospital Ord Wilwr

King George V forestry tribute to be inaugurated abroad

Report notes a King George V tribute forest of a million trees to be inaugurated in December with Commonwealth Government support and Australian allies. Officials from the Empire will witness the ceremony as part of a broader royal commemoration program. A note mentions related figures on bear tints and water findings among samples, though some text is garbled.

Jerusalem King George V. Jubitina Commonwealth Rm Wibbelder Devenber Thea Wyk Coninlestoner Worchop

Wheat Bill Debate Fails. Curtin Proposes Compulsory Pool

In Canberra the opposition leader Mr. Curtin urged withdrawing and redrafting the Wheat and Wheat Products Home Consumption Price Bill to establish a compulsory wheat pool with state cooperation. He argued the bill is confused, undermines federal authority, and fails to secure growers full returns. The amendment was defeated 41 to 24 as the government signals passage of initial measures this season.

Canberer J. Curtin House of Representatives Curtin Menzies Australian Wheat Federation Stott Canberra Privy Council High Court Commonwealth Commoren Ctr H. V. Thorbyad New South Welen Ghicenaland Victoria Thorby Western Australia Mr. Thorby Perth Landa Tray Legiala Tolley

Missionary Rev J P McKay Ordained in Brisbane

The Presbytery of Brisbane ordained the Reverend J P McKay as a minister of the Australian Inland Mission. McKay, who arrived last year, was stationed at Southport and will begin duty in Queensland early this year. On arrival he would oversee a field of about 160000 square inches, and will confront challenges in patronage rather than preaching as the key to his success.

Brisgane Brishana Fto-Vight J. . McKay Ol- Inentehin McKay Southport Kia Queensland

Outspoken Sydney Judge in Supreme Court Damages Case

In Sydney in the Supreme Court Mr Justice Jordan heard Merriathee Jordin claim £12,000 damages from Erient Moulton for breach of contract as managing director of the National Tolinero Corporation. Evidence showed advance knowledge of parliamentary tobacco committee findings. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff at £500 after three hours.

Sydney Tolinero Corporation Merriathee Jordin Supreme Court Justice Jordan William Bagenail Erient Moulton Direetor Haerc Linn Seleck Justice Jordon

Fatal blow ends Brisbane boxer's sparring match

A 19 year old Brisbane boxer named Qurly Sheridan collapsed during sparring and died from reflex respiratory failure after a blow to the solar plexus. A postmortem found the cause of death was the impact during boxing training. Sheridan was preparing for a future bout in the country.

Brisbane Tony Qurly Sheridan

Feed goods and poultry feeds offered by Bowdler Toowoomba

Local catalog advertises PRODUCE STOCK FEED including potatoes pumpkins onions imported oats corn lucerne hay and meal blends and a wide range of fodders and grain products for cattle poultry and general farm use. The listing names Onten Clouta La corne Wheaten Chaff Lucerne hay Moggitts meal oil cake bran rolled gate corn Pia feed and related items. Contact Bowdler Toowoomba by phone for orders and delivery.

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