Dress Materials and Fabrics at Barnes the Hois shop
A catalog style listing from Barnes the Hois shop showing dress materials and fabrics. Items include flannel in various colors and widths, wool and silk pieces, Gren, Nis, and pure wool, with yardage and prices noted. Also referenced are Priestly’s Crinetta and other costume fabrics in multiple shades and widths with specific yardages and cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibey
Priestley
Maloy Saxe
Wil Brien
Nile
Porastuny
Pelgaese
Quality Handkerchiefs and Embroidered Covers Ad
A segmented early listing shows various handkerchief items with quality marks, prices, and brief descriptions. Items include embroidered handkerchiefs with cover ties and assortments labeled by vendor codes, each noting price figures and packaging details.
Men's Wool Wear Becomes Local Talk of Ipswich
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of Men s woolen items and related gear. Mentions Ipswich and various apparel terms like motor gauntlets and calf leather gloves. The legible parts suggest a catalog-like listing of woolen garments with brand-like labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Lela
Tamika
Ole Alain
Wels
Federal Bank Arrangements Shaped State Budget Plan
Melbourne reports a finance arrangement completed by the Bank Board with the Commonwealth Bank to fund state deficits up to £500,000 starting July 1. The plan covers revenues, intergovernment grants, and overseas debt servicing, detailing allocations to New South Wales, Western Australia, Tasmania, and other states, along with conditions for debt reduction and revenue expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Vas Goay Council
Commonwealth Ank
Kanes
Benottis
Interom Coloy
Failure Feared World Conference Currency a Vital Problem
Canberra reports a volatile debate at the world economic conference over currency policy and coalition formation. Officials warn policy clashes threaten a stable federal government as Labour and allied parties seek unity to confront inflation, debt, and trade pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Afbm Hieuco
Washington
Biry D. Rosas Vail
Landon
New York
Tha International
Alma UN
Awicelex
Inalind
Stabillan- Hoa
Sunite
Britain
Fonnautions London
Severni Torvigi Ca
Andorra
Endangeh
Goa
Jondon
Gafurtay
Atry Hil
Overseas Debts To Be Reorganized In Staged Plan
Melbourne reports the Loan Council virtually decided to convert debt in stages. The plan aims to balance debt by converting about 79.6 million pounds through operations and market actions. Officials stress gradual steps and discuss potential impacts on securities and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Fragmented voyage recounts in shadowed aerial pageant scene
A garbled narrative describes an aerial pageant and a crowd gathered near a harbor or flight route. It mentions named figures such as Atoney Chirk and Gratton, with references to figures moving at night and a tense, confused scene aboard an aircraft or parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amabtos
Abe Grande
Jane
Fiat
Ana
Raniy
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Funiye
Ceadieg
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Santa Bia
Loan Council
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Sonra
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Stowe
Nowe Soul
Wales
Viaiario
Queenainna
South Australi
Wesyern
Australia
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Wien
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AMD Tab Council
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Federal
Anti-Labour
Sir H. Gullett
Canberra
Sulay
United
Avriulli
Haury ‘Lllote
Fedurad Austeasian Labour Party
J. . Sculling
New South Wales Zahon
Ind
Birabang
Aye
Wold Srouhy
Elton
HNG Fromiers
Banont
Hino
Enone
UAT
WAT. P.H
Awing
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Hoover
Ganna
Avon Elie Amity Gunanity
Duimtaattvir
U.A.P
Gmromion
Tinea
Nathorsin
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Rome
Groemont
Lyne
Domanite
Jake
Portlianx
Pallement
Hut
Prom Tvs
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Wits
Mienibine
Amd
Gorlig
Ramsay Macdown
Lordon
Silyton
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Siatee
Sino
Paabior Huey
Eeatrtthy
Mallonn
Twain
Anil
Coats
Charro Sealto
Mhambicaln
Jesmo
Amaloal
Dressler
Bono
Eumenthal
Mfaumos
Grunn Batts
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