Export Trade Figures Highlight 1920s Australia
A scrambled 1920 article discusses Australia’s overseas trade, noting export and import values for 1924-25, Britain as a key market, and the impact of shipping constraints. It references Mr Wickens and the Commonwealth statistician, with commentary on trade balance and policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I
Wieltena
van Natuwry
Ds Alwys
Inter
Wickens Poluta
Wickes
Furtier
Politis
Sean
Great Britain
Onwily
Britain
Stites
Vonearied
Avai
Dbs Seises
Ona
Solari
Wickens
Anya
Li Abeardor
Soch
Wales
Australia
Quvsitilawi
Atriay
Pitino
Althinmgh
Jenerat
Pune
Bhighiad
Sigfasinh Stour
Ponstatly Tre
Exeovalye
Finn
Sendy Perengieun
Cink Skool
Wn Dod
No Daily News on New Year Friday and Saturday
Advertisers and subscribers are reminded there will be no issue of the Daily News on Friday January 1 and Saturday January 2 New Year's Day. The 1926 calendar will be issued with the Daily News on Thursday December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neawa
Daily News
District Council debates Atherton Pool report and delegate
A South Burnett District Council meeting discussed accepting nominations for a delegate to Atherton from three southern Queensland maixa areas to report on the Atherton Pool and governance. The proposal was tentatively approved with a later district appointment, while enforcement and trade policy mentions appeared in the wider discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Ahe
South Borenett District Council “of Agriculture
Webster
Grain Board
Ind Ibeon
Priett
Queensland
Atherton Pool
Gilon
Tiwna
South Burneth
Jean’ Wckiva
Tepird
Stirling ‘Taylor
Melbourne
Stolen Motor Cars Report Broadcast and Recoveries
The NSW Valiew Department reports motor cars stolen in a year were recovered by vigilant police efforts and returned to owners. The document notes local oversight, warbleles and community events including a forthcoming charity supper, with admission set at 5/58. The report discusses municipal finance and ongoing works, and highlights upcoming Christmas railway excursion statistics and local choir competitions in Maryborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonml
New South Wales
Valiew Department
Stalen
Byibiey
Provanta-Dinrtey Event At Church Social Evening
A community gathering at Provanta Church featured a dance and social event on a November Saturday. Attendees enjoyed meals, dancing, and music, while volunteers staffed the kitchen and organized games. Prizes and performances by local residents added to the festive atmosphere.
Taxa Competition at Yan-Fon New Year Night
A fragmented account describes a taxa competition at Yan-Fon during New Year celebrations with dancing, orchestral arrangements, and a benediction of benevolent participants. It mentions schedules and decorations, promising a lively social event.
Grand Swan Creak Carnival Promises A Grand Evening
A grand carnival to be held at Swan Greek next Saturday in aid of St Mary’s aims to raise funds. The event features 20 plus items including singing, dancing, contests, trotting and novelty events. An orchestral concert follows a march, with a grand ground-dance and supper served by ladies. Tickets priced for adults children and concessions. Motor lorries planned to shuttle patrons to the venue.
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Thor Ching
Maryborough
Muppy Hnemorled
Mike
Seurdiary
Wierwinle Taal
Aix Ehotra
Aley
Reheidala
Behuld
Childvan
Wight
Arta
Waleysglenee
Ian Adiiaion
Warwick
Claude Fitzgerald Memorial Cup Draws In Elite Winners
The Claude Fitzgerald Memorial Cup is the pinnacle event at the Harriers carnival, with a prize of £6 2s for the winner and other awards for top finishers. Notable past champions include Armstrong, Danky, Galloway, Taw, Colquhawn and Matthias, as Toowoomba prepares for a January 2nd carnival night with many other prizes and performances including Mary Cavill’s aquatic feats and the Pipe Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude’ Fitzgerald
Alrways
Deane -Buteher
Mra
Bill. Bennett Hng
Indies
Rae
Bmoesara
Appel Brog
Firat Prise
N. Runeh
AL 8 MacPherson
A. Wightman
Harriers
Mary Cavill
Aquinc Marvel
Tha Bagin
Cavill
Dica
London
Pavig
New York
San Francisco
Venice
Wei
Fymanus Bridge of Sighs
Elamiplonstiipe
Toowoomba
Promis
Firulyli
Flulahow
Will Mare
Movument
Maothadivb Broan
Will Hein
Tondmnen
Inala
Niinbiluw
Informal gathering honors Mr Rogerson’s health gift
A district committee meeting at Bhuthorpe honors Mr Ay J. M Rogerson’s health with thanks from members led by deputy Wedy Chappell. Present were Abe GF Whitt and others who praised Rogerson’s service to the committee, with Mr Rogerson receiving a travelling case as a token.
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Maubera
Bthuthorpe
Graziory
Bhuthorpe
Moguragn
Hoemelom
Engin
Barden Jose
Chappell
Inhemning Beiwthy
J. M Rogerson
Abe
GF Whitt
Ms. Togartos
Stantorpa
Messrs
Wilker
J. W. Tales
Wid Olhordt
Roguraon
Thowe Pryesent
Hageeon
oLtel
Rogerson
Prattens Gold Mining Report Prompts Subsidy Consideration
Fragmented text describes Prattens gold mining activity with mentions of Crussing Moss Glasgow Hooper in town and ore assays. It notes possible ounces per ton, a Department of Mines evaluation, and a proposed £100 subsidy following a recommendation by Saint Smith. The passage references virgin ground near Queensander and uncertain figures.
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Moss, Gihgow
Hooper Ware
Yesterdy
Nother Shir
Sitet
Bet
Alata Reeenty
Bec Saint
Smith
Mat Ab
Ruilii
Department of Mines
Sint
Melbourne Sheffield Shield Ends In Late Night Scores
Melbourne innings against Victoria featured long resistance by Macartney and Rock, with high scoring and slow over rates. Rock top scored with 38 and 470 minutes total, while Kelloway and Gregory built a slow partnership as Victoria posted 413 in their innings and figures show tense bowling by Ryder and Kippax.
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Melbourne
Asin
Viktoria
Bel
Bubura
Blackie
Hartkoot
Andrewa
Macartney
Taylor
Ryder
Tiddiont
Huttkopé
Blankie
Wickes Shaw
Rock
Kippax
Lovey Lands
Rock Bebig
Kolloyay
Orrent
Hendry
Agalnet
Victoria
Kelry Lowny
Rydur
Aguinet
Gregory
Avoresi
Wales
OL Taylor
Tartantsis Hendry
Gromory
Nol Owe
BO Sidirlow
Regulation strike disrupts Melbourne tram services
Unclear text reports a regulation strike affecting Melbourne tram operations with threats and potential disorder. The note mentions a meeting planned for Sunday to decide on next steps, but the wording is garbled and details are uncertain.
Ah Ng Wang and Merle: Mixed 4 Hurdles Race Result
An OCR read shows names Ah Ng Wang and Merle in a short note about a mixed 4 hurdle event with unclear details. The fragment implies a race result or placement but lacks complete data. The readable items include athlete names and event type.
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KING
R.D
HIS’ Majesty’s Theatre
Shirghy Mason
Adolphe Menjou
Shinley Mason
Gazette
Euoker's
Spain
Our
Ela Plngyands Printing
Ecoond Tesname
Ouridark Joma
Nho
Parallo
Bob Ug
Acrwal
J. Armitstead
Warwick Kodak
Schureck’s
A. Schureck
Wlopp
Post
Cronsley 'n'Waller
Jan Chovreat
Nole
Chiba
Crystal
Palace
J. W. Hewetson
Percy. Street
Hailway Subway
Timbor
V. Nagel
Q. ‘Eranting A. Ww. Marsh
Anns Hounoul
Ournow, Fleming & Caine
Eric G. Anderson
Bueghon
Waewior
Eira
Waerwick
Thy Warrick
Dotty Nowa
D. Eglinton
Drab
A. K. Chapman
Henrie Sunaet
Warwick “Daily News
Ain
Mule
Sr Pomuulr
A. Hbeyour
Kagwigg
Leland
Taninl
Engh
Maltin Ig
Goodele
Doyern
Frito
Vito
George-stress
Sydney
Sorgeat Bedewiek
Cindy
Auvollor Mill
Bee Bteyele
Sedowhele
Hogan
Bellingen
Naw
Chiamber
Cammerce
Genny
Milho
Yosk
Mane
Bae, Ronisch Piano
Casa
Asutenlin
Ruthven
Toownomta
Roel
Harriora
Nokhor
Hatton
Damunrys
Burriory
Silverwood
Witchels
Kingsford
Brisbane
Lottter
Vouwombher
Silvarwood
Intereshan
Achaine
Warywiake
Gosne
Reid ‘Lathe
Buboe Dolinet
Pont
Thy
Waswwitike
Mtr
McGregor
Dacomber Ath
Devembar
Willh
Dacomber Sdth
Christmias
Hugh Millator
Ringrowl
Dinrtey
Provanta
Rogers’ Craok
Gminu
Wirda
Maryhall
Hechlergan
Boston
Robbie Anil
Mekey
Gilley
Tombe
Weboy
Davevtanee
Yan- Fon
Vyonigon
Swanfels Diklela
Claude Fitzgerald
Pratten Gold Mining
Tote
Wiolkobs
lNondry
Vitor
Blaskie
Tarraink
Wadia
Hurtkopt
Melbournttram
Sonalder
Giakead
Dsp
Aha
Tlie Hee
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