WOMENS AND MEN SILES AND GARMENTS LISTED IN BROADWAY TRADE
A catalog of women dresses, slips, frocks, voile, and embroidery in white and cream tones with lace, hems, and hems. It details sizes, trims, and finishes, noting items like princess slips, capes, and batik style borders along with men s basic and colored handkerchiefs, ties, and hats. Prices and stock phrases accompany each item.
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Dorp
Spkrits
Vollige
Vollige Buwe
Uae
Cracow Near Toowoomba Gold Find Hints Big Strike
Expert opinion from Toowoomba area cites Bunker's Hill field near Toowoomba as prime for a major gold strike. Mr Murray Ronnell and geologist Geo logical Bunker's Hill defend the claim with high grade samples and evidence that the ore may improve, suggesting Cracow could soon be in the shade.
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Wwe
MacAndrewn
Bunker's Hill Feld
Toowoomba
Murray Ronnell
Rossell
Bunker's Hill
Australia Eyes Test Edge As Larwood Faces Warm Reception
Australia prepares for the second test with both elevens confident amid feverish interest. Bradman’s position sparks debate as Larwood looms a dangerous threat. experts favor Australia’s chances if they counter his pace. Rain risks linger with the ground bedecked and matting protected, as crowds gather to watch practice and speculation intensifies.
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Conditona
Tha Corte
Malbourns Cricket Ground
Tomorow
Larwood
England
Bradman
Bradnan
Ral
Board of Control
Stythe
Smuset
Voee
Tor
Jardine
Yoo
Vorn
Orry
Clem Hill
Australia
Sydney
Ustralia
Batamen
O'Brien
Fingleton
Fradman
Wonstall
Mr Caba
Fansford
Richardson
Rain Jones
Bowlem
Oxewham
Wall
ilehwrAns
Woodfull
Ponsford
Nagel
Oxrham
Grimmett
Queensland Wheat Price Offer Open to Limit
The government maintained the 3/64 bushel price support for Queensland wheat from New South Wales but signaled it cannot stay open indefinitely. Queensland expects a 3,000,000 bushel crop while state needs reach 4,500,000 to 5,000,000 bushels. Wheat imports cost 3/2 to 34 landed in Brisbane. Proclamations set flour price at 25/780 ton and bread price, with effects starting Monday, as the Wheat Board weighs delaying sugar measures tied to imports. Large wheat movements continue from New South Wales to Queensland mills, with 10 tons shipped yesterday and more loadings planned.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Brisbane
Wheat Board
Wallangawra
Queensland ‘Mills
Barmaid Shot In Melbourne Bar Toll Rises
A dispute over bar takings at a North Ballarat hotel sparked a shooting. Winifred Brooke, a married barmaid and mother of five, died from a bullet wound. Harry Bloyd sustained a severe eye wound but survives. Patrick Sheedy, linked to the case, faced murder and attempted murder charges as authorities allege shots were fired after an early morning quarrel over takings.
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Melbourne
Grant
Ballarat
Winifred ‘Brooke
Harry Bloyd
Patrick Sheedy
Meon
Ning Court
Renewa’s
Sheedy
Bheedy
Mia
Opte
Palace Hotel
Wonthaggi
Strs
Opts
Lloyd
Tix
Pheedy
Brooks
Mra
Bropks
Brooke
Wee Tha
Minister Bolkow to assess Upper Nerang land scheme
The Minister for Agriculture Mr F W Bolkouk will visit Upper Nerang in the new year to decide if the district suits a land settlement for unemployed to establish 60 families. The plan aimed for settlers to arrive so crops would bear in January 1934, but cabinet approval hinges on his on site assessment.
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Snelnding Chambera of Commerce
Chambers of Manufacturee
M’eo
Ronmule
China
Japan
Biam
Iba
Australia
Alneo Fapsnewe
Great Britain
Stewart
Brigband
Nerang
F. W. Bolcouk
Rome
No Trace Brisbane Missing Miner Searched By Trackers
A missing miner from Tobersagry station in the Thargemindah district is sought by black trackers and others after a telegram to Police Commissioner W. Ryan from Charleville. Inspector T. McCarthy reports a pollen tracker and several rivillana have searched eight days without a trace. The effort continues in all directions from the station.
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Brisbane
Thureday
Tobersagry
Thargemindah
Algce
Walter Shusmaker
Ely Lane
Water Drought Tragedy Near Government Well
In Pint of Water Peeth a 63-year-old prospector William McTeod died after a thirst driven crawl toward a government well. Police report he trekked 38 miles with mirage sightings before collapse within 600 yards of the well. The incident follows a harsh water shortage in the area.
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Wiliam McTeod
Polles
Shadand Tian
Yaris -McLeod
Casket Prize Draw In Townsville With Mixed Winners
The Townsville raffle results list prizes awarded to multiple holders. First prize went to W Simpson of Townevilla for ticket 43367. Bert Brown claimed second prize, ticket 0300, with M Heenan of Yarraman among others. Third prize went to ticket 07410 for Binele Cat for Luck. Fourth prize to ticket 40607 for Podgy Byndieate. Fifth prize to ticket 84788 for Christmas Bor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raibbans
W. Simpson
Bert Brown
Townevilla
Bedond Prise
Heenan
Yarraman
Ayqucate
c/o Myx
Sonemors
Coorparnn
Brighanee
Tekat
Podgy’' Byndieate
Fo Mre
H. Kreuger
Wutul
Cooyar Line
Ayatiecate
Efc J. Sweet
Kelvin Grove
Parlahane
Favorable Canberra Trade Report Highlights Surplus
A Department of Trade report from Canberra shows exports exceeded imports by 29,049,538 in November with a five month favorable balance of 26,405,000. In Australian currency the five month totals show imports at 288,186,000 and exports at 38,581,480. For the same period, imports were 24,167,000 and exports 88,703,004.
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Canberra
Department of Trade
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Keen
CEEAM
Princeas
Aise
Caine
Ina
Dezbeefs
Bintan
Abrwice
Cracow
Find
Bunker
Hilfield
Roy Park
Finternational
Vitors
Autrasians
Thar
Saveral
Batmmen
Bridmann
Africa
Balcotk
Estors
Woodall
Athemaan
Pool
Bydney
Harold Haydon
New South Walea Cricket Ammodation
Q. Turyer
London
Bradmin
Spd
Tayelty Ag
Evershadowe
Britain
Bydnay
Neew
Appearasion
Prioa
Price
Des
Ingpeoct
Finiel
Ito Wan Ea
Osenham
Oxtnham
da Grest Snocewsan
Allen
Ton Sage
Fiet
Townsville
Por
Johnsind
Priva
Goodyear
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