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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
1
Catalog page markets Barnes made to measure suits and trousers in blue serge and pure wool flannel. Tailored to measure options include three piece suits Riding Twist trousers and various serges with prices ranging from 4/5 to 7/7 and up to 25/6 in some listings.
A terse notice lists ladder and hole repair items with prices per inch and per unit, indicating prompt service completion and routine work details.
A catalog listing various winter weight dress materials including heavy cream striped velvets in 18 inch wide options and silk like velvets in multiple colors. It notes yardage, widths, and prices with providers Carl Saxe and Whits and others, featuring velvets, velveteen, and cotton blends suitable for gowns and drapery.
The Commissioner for Prices Mr. T A Ferry said bread prices drop by a penny per loaf in Brisbane and Ipswich with further reductions statewide after the federal tax removal. Traders must align to the new price ruling from tomorrow, while bakers warn the cuts may imperil their livelihoods.
Dr Clive Fenton and geologist Woolnough are reported missing after an aerial survey flight between Ord River and Wave Hill near the Western Australian border. Efforts to locate them are underway with limited aircraft available and rough terrain hindering search operations.
A Brisbane sale sees a strong turnout as tobacco leaf from major growers including Wood stock Charters Towera Bareeba and Miriam Vale is offered. Prices rise for prime lots with high bids from Tolinese Company and others. next auction set for July 5.
Police investigate the Ticlmond tragedy as wharf labourer Pranie OBrien 50 kills his wife Stose 40 and children Gwen 7 Jon 2 and Marie i month then dies by suicide amid long poverty and sleeplessness. Neighbors say OBrien was an honest, industrious man of temperate habits and had fought poverty for months.
In Brisbane on Thursday officials expect an announcement soon to resolve the dispute between the State Wheat Board and flour millers over Henson's crop disposal. Talks continued, with only a few details unresolved, as officials anticipate a sale plan and reduced price policy. The board reports grain spoilage from Yarranlen and notes stock restrictions while farmers face shifting wheat varieties and grazing needs.
A Brisbane police initiative urges citizens to call or text with information on crime. A distributed card promises anonymity and features a 24 hour patrol car ready to respond, aiming to boost public cooperation and maintain order.
In a chaotic scene at the gallery, Moll ar faced unprecedented riots as crowd paraded around and gestured at the vase. Judge Nurthaire warned of possible future confinement and Moll ar was ordered held for the duration of the coverite period.
Dr Page acting for the federal council of the United Country party of New South Wales offered to refrain from contesting United Australia party seats in New South Wales and to arrange full preference exchanges. The NSW branch seeks unity to protect work with the Stevens Armitage government, with details to be discussed at a conference.
A massive Willy-Willy storm struck Fremantle causing extensive damage to cargo sheds and dozens of houses. Warnings spread as uprooted trees, broken wires, and flying debris caused widespread destruction along Lipanantie, White Gum Valley, and at Victoria Quay. The three minute event produced damage estimated at thousands of pounds with few injuries reported.
In Rockhampton Thuredar Gwen shot Elizabeth Gwen 45 after a quarrel. After the quarrel Elizabeth was wounded in the hand and head as she opened a dock gate. The husband lay dead on the bathroom floor from a throat wound, found before police arrived. Mrs Gwen is not in danger.
Moscow reports an explosive incident when Soviet troops allegedly fired on Manchukuoan stemmers near the Amur River. Manchukuo protests to the Soviet Consul General who cannot immediately respond. Analysts warn the event could have serious consequences.
The Railway Commissioners reported a deficit of 700 000 pounds for the current year with estimates indicating over 900 000 pounds. The total could raise the state deficit to about 100 000 pounds, affecting the railway balance and projected finances.
Executive approval today authorizes the transfer of Thapestor Robart Porguson from Toowoomba to the Brisbane police district to oversee freeroity matters, and promotes Sergeant J Smith to petitomergenet. Retirement for Sub-laspectanyd Holdenia is approved with details pending.
An equity court case records the dismissal of a challenged appeal brought by BYDNEY Thordday Rafun Nay Jory. The panel noted the request for an interim injunction was not justified and the defense aimed to obtain a pardon, with proceedings readied for further action.
A judge orders the ruling sealed, stating the decision will not be made public. The case remains under court seal with no timetable for disclosure.
Fragmentary notes indicate death sentences were issued to eight Aborigines across Canberra and Darwin with reports suggesting these judgments were delivered yesterday. The source text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Weather remains hot and markets closed for Memoria Day in Vancouver and Winnipeg. Reports indicate prices slipping nearly three cents amid concerns of oversupply if producer fears grow, with wheat crop projections showing a large drop below normal.
Thuraday to retire after long service with the force. He served in the war and held posts at several towns including TSWa, cmt, and Maryborough.
The department reported the discovery of two plain elathon pallor in an empty hotel at midnight on Sunday night. They resumed duty today.
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