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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
6
A refined socialite, once adored, seeks power over women rather than men. Her cynicism grows as she navigates a grand room, guarded by a younger accomplice in crime. A chance touch sparks a moment of heightened tension amid a ballroom of wealth and intrigue.
Mary wakes in a sunlit Riviera room transformed by Mediterranean light. She meets the Comtesse and Aunt Margaret, nerves in tension, then prepares to begin her duties, the whip and rein in Mary’s morning routine hinting at the Contesse’s expectations.
Markets in Roma Street today showed dull activity with few potato sales and stable to modest prices. Seed potatoes from New South Wales appeared, lucerne chaff steady, mixed chaff and local oats sale limited, maize moving slowly, and pumpkins scarce. Prices ranged with potatoes 5/10 to 6/1, lucerne chaff 4/0 to 2/2, mixed chaff 4/0 to 3/4, local oats 5/4, pumpkins 3/6, maize 2/74 to 2/7, wheat 2/10.
Brisbane markets show tomatoes priced at 1 1/2 to 2 pence, some at 1 3/4 pence, cauliflowers 2/8 to 6/ a dozen, sugar bag prices 1 1/2 to 2 pence, and other items such as pickled onions and beans with prime lots noted. Prices vary by quality with primes fetching the higher rates.
Sydney markets list prices for maize and wheat with notes on market effects from honefleln rein across the state. Buyers await results amid slight seller sentiment. bulls quoted at 2/10 and hagged at 2/11. Mill offals show bran at 4/5 and pollard 26.
At the abattoir in Brisbane 4407 sheep were penned with lively bidding and steady trade. Prime wethers sold poorly for the time, good trade quality wethers and prime ewes found solid demand, pricing around two shillings per head. Cattle entries totaled 129 with only one prime lot of hullacks selling at 20 shillings per 100, while trade cow beef moved around 15 shillings. No prime eawns noted.
The monthly Warwick ambulance committee met in the board room with Mr Hugh Millar presiding. Members present included B G Anderson T M Robertson J J Kidner and secretary G Lefrancks. The Angela report listed subscriptions and income from various branches and events including dance Vera Carmody and company employees payments. The secretary noted gifts to Mrs E Buchanan from the Indian and venire committee and the brigade's officers discussed finances and upcoming fundraising and renewal dates.
A fragmented early Wimbledon note reviews prospects, recalling last year’s champions and anticipating standout performances. It mentions England and Perry with unclear references, hinting at a troubled year and potential breakthroughs for a rider of a century.
Trade and finance column lists Brisbane Stock Exchange sites with prices for Australian can sot inc stock various years and dividends. It includes Dunlop Perdring Federal Deposit stock Brisbane Permanent Bank of New South Wales National Bank Queensland National Bank and several mining and oil stocks with intext quotations and paid up values.
Stanthorpe reports warm weather with thick clouds and a likely rain. A rugby match at the Stanthorpe Rugby League ground saw Scarlet Runners beat the All Blacks 21 to 0 after a hard-fought game. Lovett scored twice for Scarlet Runners. Tavett scored for the All Blacks. Upcoming events include July 1 games at Stanthorpe, visits by Austro-Mar and Queensland representative players, and matches to test Joent players. A dance at Summit Hall by the Christian Brothers Football Club raised £12. Mr W. Thompson traveled to Brisbane for player visits. A dance night featured cards and supper, with local musicians. Mrs N McNamara, Sugaroop, recovering well after surgery at Pine Hospital.
A large crowd attended the CMB gathering to honor members returning from overseas service. With Monsignor Potter absent, Mr T Kemp chaired as O Shaughnessy J Kane and J Marshall welcomed the tourists. Reports covered travels to Germany Japan Italy Ireland and other places. Next meeting planned for Thursday when OF SL8 and Kim WI will face Story Lawrence in a ping pong match.
In London a report on apples and pears from Queensland notes small but fire sale quantities. The Commissioner's office lists several apple varieties with counts and descriptions including Apex and King David, describing color and quality, while other regions like Western Australia and South Australia report larger shipments. The overall message confirms Queensland fruit not singled out for special notice.
Light rain on Saturday and Sunday affected traffic and local forecasts at Dirranbandi. The report lists rainfall readings across numerous local stations including Muthong 140, Clyde 124, Wambil 190, New Angledool fg, and Wrnfalgar 310, with cold conditions persisting and waterways possibly impacted.
The contest awarded prizes to numerous entrants from Toowoomba and surrounding towns for creative slogans and baked goods. Notable winners include Meads and Bronce Taylorestrort from Towson for a cake theme, Mrs. W Munro of Tomyoompa for a gold standard slogan, and Mrs. Paw Poutergart of Chore ville for a tasting line. The event highlighted Lamb's famous cakes and featured many participants listed aboard, with organizers urging public support via Daily Sov.
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A brief notice mentions Woods and Ayre in relation to a gif labeled Bipot and tied to cough remedies. The fragment references products Golds ToMyensa and various names in a casual teaser style.
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