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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented grocery list shows various item names and prices like Wheat, Beans, and packaged goods. The readable portions suggest a retail ad or price sheet with multiple items priced around 1/ and 2/, but many words are garbled.
A chaotic hearing reveals Rev Hayes suffering severe mental strain. The Anglican Commission acts with caution as testimony and cross-examinations reveal deterioration and debate over adjournment and publication of a handbook. The court considers continuance to protect recovery.
From London the Discovery IT voyage reports a record depth near 7,000 miles while near the pole. The crew notes a long voyage duration, perilous conditions, and reliance on bycatch and safety measures amid harsh polar seas as investigations continue.
In a 20th century report, industry leaders discuss surplus honey and related provisions. Key figures like company executives and the vice president weigh options on outlays for conversion and production shifts. The debate centers on restructuring to balance supply with demand while considering regional manufacturing constraints.
The report covers a Wednesday hearing on bribery allegations linked to Blazer Kenny's case. It notes discussions about adjournment and phrases about paying audience costs, with references to politicians and ongoing debate over pretrial conduct and possible outcomes.
A Sydney hearing on women's clothing costs details the pricing and fabric samples for camel cloth outfits. Witnesses discuss values, alterations, and the impact of tariffs as the commission probes the trade in fashionable garments, while the chair warns against exaggeration of prices.
An inquiry by the Australian Dock and Import Association reveals a shifting stance on British machinery imports. The probe notes reduced tariffs, exploring how this affects local manufacture and pricing, with a focus on mining gear and textile-related sectors. The inquiry, led by Sunset P. Ferguson, runs into questions about total import value and potential price advantages for domestic producers. The hearing is scheduled for June 18 with testimony from ports and firms involved.
Free Masons gathering in SANBUAND reelected Worshipful Leader and elected a new mayoral figure. Phos Oras Master and Deputy Rand Master announced committee appointments and planned grant-related actions.
A court examined fluctuations in land rents and conditions affecting lessees of Crown lands. The discussion covered rent terms, fairness to tenants and Crown users, and potential impacts of economic pressures including drought and market conditions. The piece references historical price trends 1907-14 and changes since 1920, highlighting uncertainty about future profits and policy implications.
A fragmented OCR text discusses tax changes and council meetings, noting conflict over a proposed formula. The readable parts indicate debate over revenue, support or rejection of the plan, and references to council actions and respondents.
Dido Borret delivered a forceful sermon from Ble Tobo's Cathedral pulpit to a vast crowd during a wedding ceremony. Words of moral exhortation drew intense attention as attendees surged toward the entrance and clashed for viewing positions outside the cathedral. The bridal party proceeded under tight watch as security moved to maintain order.
A tramvehicle incident near Flemington left a man severely injured after his arm was severed while a bystander attempted to assist. Firemen and a guard helped evacuate the area as the injured man was treated at the scene and transported to hospital.
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