Premy Madel at Tsuehi Lenora Stewwa Best Southern Factory
An extensive catalog style list showcases Premy Madel goods from Australia's premier southern factory. It details trims, ribbons, hats, and fashion accessories including silk trimmings, bow finishes, and banded ribhous with vivid color notes. The passage also markets an array of chocolates, toffees, jellies, and confections, plus hats, stockings, boxes of chocolates, cigars, cigarettes, pipes, and a call for early orders for better service.
Barnes and Co Ltd Warwick directory entry
Barnes and Co Ltd located on King Street Warwick appears in the local trade directory. The listing notes the business presence with address at King Street and references Warwick for contact or operations.
Queensland checks drift and weighs bank limits
Queensland Premier addressed the Friday commentary on the warming, noting that budgets must be balanced and costs reduced as banks warn pressure is stretched. He said the drift had been checked in Queensland and outlined government steps to support industry and contain costs while explaining the position to the conference.
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Brighane
Australia
Queensland
Hanks
Avery
Queenaland
Cannery
Qecorisland
Edirry
Miler
Almont Ng Fae
Sheepskin Brokers Protest Shipments Withheld Duty
Wool selling brokers from the National Council and Wool Selling Brokers Association protested an export duty on sheep skins. They warned it would depress Australian prices, invite foreign retaliation, and damage primary production, urging Parliament to withhold the duty pending further inquiry while noting looming selling difficulties.
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H. E. Fenton
National Council
Wadaelling
Hus Mnean
Elemn
Bonn
Anil -Ranil
Risley
Australia
Broeers
Penton Bony
Woolaelling Brokerat
National CounciLeat Wookatling Brokerr
Astra- Nin Asire
Anna
Austratin
Melhowne
Qapemount
Hurinvsa
Nveraran
Missing Italian Migrants Fail to Answer Roll Call
In Sydney fourteent restricted migrants did not answer roll calls on the liners Orford and Otranto. Five from Orford and nine from the other ship were absent. Officials estimate some may seek a short holiday, with the Orient Company facing a £100 penalty if they do not return.
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Sydney
Priday
Orford
Otranto
Orient
Mt Canthurth
House of Commons Debates on Bills and Orders
In the Imperial Commons Mr Grahpin states the Government’s sole charge is to meet the Lords’ requests and enforce restrictions on wages and Acta of Parliament. The Government’s majority faced opposition as debate continued on the powers of the Mahia of Gorda and related measures amid a general mood of political tension.
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London
Grahpin
Cuntiffe Giater
van Keble
Howe
Eliaera
Mahia
Gorda
Sania Jambraviy
Cepeda
Chern Tolaetry
Australian oil search report warns of lag in techniques
Dr. Wholto ugh, geologist adviser to the Commonwealth, reports to the Government on oil search progress. He notes Australia trails the United States and Argentina in offshore methods but sees optimism if Australian operations adopt proven, sound procedures and verify prospectus claims.
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pWonlhough
Qealogical
Commonwealth
Henil- Fields
United States
Australia
Wholtough
Queensland relief grant distribution before Christmas
Brisbane observers report the premier says the federal unemployment relief fund of £75,000 will be distributed through state authorities before Christmas. Distribution targets every city town and shire in Queensland with councils alerted to implement the new plan and ensure funds reach those in need.
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Bribbane
Peieban
Itg
Grinbo
Queensland
Igi Jake
Sity
Ghire
Queansland
Ferponna
Ita
Ag Uber
Rea
Alee
Asioil
Albeesto
Alana
Aurbaritias
Fedor
Mort
Laval
Wwliers Jarra
Brisbane
Bandits Hold Barber's Saloon in Daring Hold Up
In Sydney, bandits robbed a barber shop during shaving time. A traveler and a customer aided by producing a rope, tying the victims, and leaving with cash notes as the robbers fled toward the street. One victim was severely choked. the attackers escaped with valuables and memorized faces for later identification.
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Boura
Wis
Gstaney
Davita
Parkas
Hind Taviog
Bente
Sowels
Nise Magena
Bento
Davies
Briand Defends Policy in French Chamber Speech
Paris reports quote Briand declaring he will not retreat from a clear path and indicating a desire to preserve a policy. Premier Delaration states the government will pursue ministerial inquiries into recent tensions without fear or favor, focusing on foreign policy and economic matters.
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Paris
Reis
Briand
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce and Industry
AL Brianit
Chamber of Deputies
Rennilaie
Trade Treaty Sparks Debate on Cable Service in Canada
A fragmentary Ottawa dispatch reports discussion over a trade treaty affecting Australian and Canadian cable service. The note mentions Mrs Maloney and Mordine Maloney in a crowded scene about tariff terms, with references to dates and political figures. The text is garbled but centers on treaty provision and potential benefits tied to rate changes and cross border service.
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Ottawa
Thoraday
Moloney Wi
Mir
Mordine Maloney
Premiers Conference Debates Melbourne as Venue
Melbourne hosts a forthcoming conference of premiers aimed at coordinating intergovernmental development work. The timing is planned for February with state leaders pressing to choose Melbourne as the meeting site amid calls for closer Commonwealth collaboration.
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Melbourne
Returning Home: Australian Letters On Emigration
London reports debate among Australians abroad about returning home versus remaining in England. Some prefer to stay due to restricted allowances and living costs, while others plan to return with modest salaries and small families. Observers note shifting attitudes as exchanges and support for Australian expatriates evolve.
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London
Sam
Auntralia
Enid
Manny Australiang
England
Austratla
Australia
Agate
Lonat
Probing Provisional Government Amid Rebel Conflicts
Amid turmoil in Madrid and surrounding towns, authorities push for a provisional government while factions clash. Rebels, arrests, and railway disruptions flare as troops regain control of main offices and suppress protests.
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Phyrsin
Cuatro Brentos
Priltient Fondors
Hon Lylanirion Nmi
Murder conviction and death sentence in Far Lands case
A murder case near Folonfell, involving Cavindsamt and Klater Bud, led to a guilty verdict and death penalty for the principal suspect. The Executive Council approved punishment details amid a judicial process describing the incident as a grave crime. Additional sentencing information cited Bonkwea and Veharn Mulayn for related charges.
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Avatrellan
AUYVA
Pridays
Lattalen
Ortir
Toniona
Cavindsamt
Mpurdering
Folonfell
Tontolin
Shaw
Gajlatar
Executive Council
Aeaslora Bolaman
Bonkwea
Nity Sand
Bavn
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Monopole
Buenos
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Barnes & CO Ltd
King Street
Warwick
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Europe
House OF Commons
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Peltuy
Mi Theeran
Tenewoe Rehne
Nowra Benita Cael Tirewnan
Deba
Ne Tait
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OWL Search
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Oanada
Nilay
Police
Oeorge
George Jolive
Hatore
Allen
Palin
Casper Anal Pabriel
Terry Belly
Waa
Remy Gell
Trieker
Weengalion
van Hoke
Spain
Mr. Sentlin
Malnotane
Pentan
Mtr
Bowltina
Inon
Colt
Astra
Xmas
For All
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Panty Rayoa Veili
Prentige
Ahindes
Prion
Whundanes
Steong Olmatie
Taney Gy Shailes
WE Golson
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