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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
1
The ad highlights affordable brown felt hats with names like Angara and Corded Rion, featuring styles such as hat in bottle green, small tilted brims, tucked crowns with ribbon bands, and daggers on the side. It promotes new mottled felts in wine shade and fashionable trims, touting attractive prices and tailored details.
A catalog listing multiple winter dress materials including navy serge, wool de chene, woollen de chene, angela flannel, navy Ipswich flannel, maroon Ipswich flannel, cotton tweed, large check flannel, and basket weave flannel. Fabrics shown in widths from 4 to 6 inches and sold by yard with varied color options such as navy, wine, grey, saxe, black, brown, and box. Prices per yard range around 4 shillings 6 pence to 7 shillings 6 pence, with several items offered in box and brown combinations.
A historical advert lists Paton and Baldwin wool varieties and knitting supplies. Includes Beehive Silversheen Wool 3 ply, Kingfisher Lustre Wanl, silk and wool blends, bod jackets, and bod vests. Also markets Coloured Erhioid Needles gauges 0 to 16, 12 inch, and a White Heather Baby Wool in White Pink and Lime.
Melbourne reports a long resultless Loan Council discussion between the Commonwealth Bank Board and the Loan Council over how to finance states deficits for the next financial year estimated at 7.4 million pounds. The Premier urged financing up to 9.75 million by treasury bills. the bank argued for possible reductions and questioned the ongoing use of bills, noting 55 million pounds of bills already in Australia. Decision expected tomorrow as council considers Premier’s loan option and bank resistance.
London reports outline England selectors inviting 13 players to be available for the second Test against Australia at Lord's. Names include Wyatt, Walters, Hendren, Hammond, Verity, Nicholls, Geary, and Barnett among others, with debate over fast bowlers and possible replacements for Darling and the lineup.
Brisbane reports the Queensland National Bank will cut interest on advances to primary producers and certain institutions from July 1, matching Victoria’s move. Maximum charge to primary producers drops to 5 percent and to public bodies and churches to 4.5 percent. Banks in New South Wales and Sydney also plan broad rate reductions on overdrafts by five percent, signaling a general easing though some fear revival. The impact on deposits remains uncertain, with mixed views on money demand and market stability.
New era in trade between Australia and New Zealand to follow a conference between Dr. Cunningham and Commonwealth representatives. Proposed steps include resuming citrus fruit imports from all states with certificates, allowing Western Australia apples with certification, withdrawing the potato import ban, and resuming trade on powdery mildew assurances. Findings rest on scientific evidence and await government approval.
Henry Wilto aged 56 was shot at a station homestead near Seone after reportedly luring Gordon Campbell from a nearby property. A struggle occurred with William Gunter and his wife as Wilde fled, collapsed, and later died. The assailants were found at the scene with weapons.
A conference between the Australian Wool Growers' Council and the National Council of Wool Growing Brokers agreed the total wool offered before Christmas should not exceed 1,800,000 bales. The Australian clip for 10m4-84 was expected at 4,244,000 bales, with 2,860,000 bales to be received from the federation of states for Commonwealth offering. The balance of wools and country-over from the present season were noted as unlikely to be marketed in the coming term.
The jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Tillien Anderson charged with murder. Court officials reported no agreement after deliberations at the courthouse this morning. Anderson and her defense indicated no further statements, as prosecutors consider next steps in the partially held proceedings.
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