Redistribution of Electorates Taking Shape
Political circles forecast a Brisbane ward boundary report will guide state electoral redistribution before the 1935 elections. The proposal aims to create 20 metropolitan wards and a new metropolitan constituency, likely increasing state seats from 19 to about 20 and possibly reducing some western seats.
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Beizbane
Fona
Telonto
Brisbane Civic Boundaries Commission
Thy
Brisbane
Obin
Britain warns on unfair trading relations and defenses
London reports Chancellor Neville Chamberlain tells Birmingham that Britain can no longer tolerate discrimination against its goods via subsidies quotas or taxes. He warns against subsidised shipping by rival nations and vows defense of vital interests. Geneva dispatch notes experts fear tariffs may rise early 1934 amid unsettled monetary conditions and currency depreciation.
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London
Britain
Novilly Chamberlain
Birmingham
Great Britain
Jatomee
Londos
United Press
Geneva
Smythhyt
Tin League’ of Nations
League
Diplomatic MLC Committee to Frame Careful Reply
London reports the MCC committee convenes to draft a diplomatic reply to the Board of Control. It will stress existing assurances about the series tests and avoid provocative language. Speculation notes Jardine may captain England, with bodyling issues deferred until his return.
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London
The
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Moet
Board of Control
England
Herald
M.0.c
ALCO
Jardine
Butter Exports Regulated Under Australian Board Plan
Melbourne reporters detail the Australian Dairy Produce Export Board’s plan to regulate butter shipments to the United Kingdom. The board will withhold 20 percent of butter graded for export, require weekly cold store gradings, and setting shipping cutoffs each Monday after returns.
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Pet
Wren Ets
Henig
Melbourne
Australian Dairy’ Produce Export Board
United Kingdom
Lion Cers
Commonwealth
Enlil
Commonwealth Dairy
Home for Boys Melbourne Death at Newhaven Home Alleged Abuse
An inquiry opened at Brave Shmpoon in Phillip Taland into the death of a boy from Newhaven Home for Voga. Witnesses testified bruises on the body and uncertainty over the cause of death, with claims of mistreatment and possible tetanus symptoms before death. The father denied knowledge of his son's illness and did not receive a wire on the day of death.
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Melbourne
Brave Shmpoon
Newhaven
Voga
Phillip Taland
Novemer
Baton
Rigg
Wilton
Tiwan
Tink
Firak
Wertho
Real Gold Kalgoorlie Richest Ore Seen Since Early Mines
One of the richest ore parcels treated in the state yielded high grade gold from the Lady Gladys mine at Mulline. The Berdan Prospect returned 267 ounces per ton after sampling sparked renewed work. Pegged months ago and nearly abandoned in September, new stone near gabbit burrows produced about £16,000 in a few weeks, pushing three months’ total to around £23,000 from 34 tons mined.
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Kalgoorlie
Ialgoorlié
Gladys Ming
Mulline
Ming
Kounl
Mulling
Enzul
Gabbit Burrows
Modest Pro Aids Fire Rescue At Albert Park
In Melbourne at Albert Park a house fire broke out on Saturday prompting Henry Mardy to awaken his sleeping 24 month old daughter. Amid smoke a man guided the child to safety as bystanders gathered. the source text notes details are unclear and the fire scene faded with late reports.
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Melbourne
Mulbourne
Albert Park
Henry Mardy
Longed for Home near Brisbane Girls Found at Wynnum Station
Three young girls Margaret Fraser Dorothy Fraser and Toyea Tamig aged 14 12 and 14 vanished after weekend seaside outing. Police and trackers scoured Brisbane area all day Sunday then located them at Wynnum railway station awaiting transport back to Brisbane. They had wandered between Wynnum and Brisbane seeking a place to sleep after leaving Wynnum for the coast.
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Brisbane
Girly
Margaret Fraser
Dorothy Fraser
Toyea Tamig
Wynnum
Fraser
Joyce James
Airs
James
Feus
Sumset
Tea Price Rise in Brisbane Shakes Market
A Brisbane report notes wholesale tea prices rising 2 pence per pound, with potential retail impact delayed a day or two. Melbourne confirms a 2 penny gain, while Brisbane stockpiles shrink from heavy buying. Tea importers warn of plantation restrictions and rising market pressures. A Melbourne supplier cites two months overdue payments amid tightened trade. The disturbance strains housewives and local distributors alike in a wary market outlook.
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Brisbane
Mondey
Malbowrna
Germany Proposes Colonial Victory Over Versailles Stain
Berlin reports quote Nazi officials praising Germany’s colonial past and rejecting Versailles. Menge demands liberation from the treaty’s stigma while asserting German East Africa proves German colonisation was superior. Officials claim troops and youth organizations bolster national strength amid withdrawal fears.
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Sunday Times
Berlin
Germany
League
Tanganyika
Britain
P. Cunliffe Lister
Ourm
Neul E Colonial Society
Hag
Exzberger
Herr Kube
Sondan
Breelline
Hitler Youth
Colonie
Erzberger
Reichstag
Nuxiam
Versailles
Covernor Schnee
Theering
Africa
France
Belgium
Destroyer flotilla sails as Stewart in trouble off Thursday Island
England destroyer flotilla departed for the south yesterday amid light farewell by residents. Stewart is reported to have condenser trouble near Thursday Island while Voyager and three other destroyers await provisions at Culmp. Vampire Vendetta and Water Hen plan to proceed, with Stewart and Voyager sheltered by relief ships 200 miles away.
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Darwin
England
Thursday Island
Bloudoy
Stewart
Culrnp
Vampire
Ollar
Voyager
Ban on wearing blue shirts sparks Irish political clash
In London a government ban on blue shirts prompts arrests and threats of civil conflict as Cronin is held for trial. In Dublin, police suppress Blue Shirts gatherings while General O Duffy urging defiance, and debates over Ulster and Free State tensions spark national unease.
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London
Cronin
Public Safety Tribunal
General O' Dury
Lendora
Antiphir
Free State
Ebirto
Young Ireland Party
Mc Muleshy
Corofin
Griffiths
Collins
Ulster
de Valero
Slater
Feunkon
United Treland
County Kerry
Hiriky
Treloo
Dublin
O'Duffy
Cardonagh
Milroy
Fabos
Ot Wag
Cluter
Artuagh
Cok
Tipperary
Toole
Dillon
United Ireland Party
Newtown Cunningham
Young Ireland
Cosgrave
Annagaly
Donogaa
Stonea
Chota
Dynamite Damages Newmarket Railway Station Wake
A fragile report describes a dynamite incident at Newmarket railway station. The blast damaged railway parcels valued around £22 before authorities secured the scene and began investigations. No further details on suspects or motives are provided in the readable fragments.
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Bwiebane
Sandey
Newmarket
Exquisite Hand Painted Wares Offer Autumn Vases and Decor
Autumn tinted hand painted wares arrive with a variety of tall and squat shaped vases. Pick pieces to hold for you to avoid disappointment as stock snaps up quickly. Prices listed include 3/6 to 9/11 and 6/8 to 7/6 ranges.
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