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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
5
A vintage advertisement lists home textiles with value and sale price. Items include quilts, Australian blankets, dream plannelette, striped flannel, ripple flannelettes, and grey natural blankets in various sizes and widths. Prices show marked reductions under A.C.B. sale terms.
All Wool Repp fabric 40 inches wide 4/11 yard. All Wool Dress Flannel 6/11 yard. Coloured Sil Morocain 7/11 yard 5/6 sale. Steifhd British Fuji 4in wide sale 1/44 yd. Jap Orepes 20in wide 7/11 doz sale. Ladies Lisle Hose 3/11 pair. Black Cashmere Hose 3/11 pair. Kayser SilGlo ves 3rd skein. Children Three Quarter Socks 2/6 pair.
Readable text lists ladies wear bargain prices from a vintage sale. Items include navy serge or flannel frocks sizes 27 inches to finish, felt slippers in various colors, mottled bloomers, Kashan wool frocks, jumper suits in jersey and wool, ribbed vests, and wool velour coats with porcelain collars. Sale prices shown beside original values.
Warwick district mourns as Thomas Ell yerterdiy and Mrs. John A. Stewart die within hours. The former, 82, collapsed while preparing feed for his pony after 7:20, dying nearby. the latter, 60, collapsed at a telephone and died at 10:55 am after being found ill. Both families endure grief as Warwick flags descend. Mrs Stewart was wife of the School of Arts secretary and left a widower with eight daughters and three sons still living. Funeral arrangements set for 3.10 pm with link to Acoria Rano.
Wireless updates indicate the invited members of Nobile's party have drifted about 12 miles since Nobile was reasserted. The Braganza remains at large, and Kroauln is expected to reach Spitzbergen tomorrow.
In Warwick District Registry a dispute between Arthur Valentine Hughes and Moxon Motors Limited seeks damages for alleged breach of hire purchase terms and wrongful seizure of a car. Plaintiffs claim 70 pounds 2 shillings 2 pence, or 79 pounds, with related sums. The registrar set timelines for statements, defenses, and pleadings with trial slated for August 17.
A writ is filed in the Warwick District Registry by William Pepperroll owner of the Victoria Hotel against Mary Smith wife of the late licensee and brokers H H Skipper and Lawton. The claim seeks to set aside a February 14 1928 agreement for sale of land buildings goodwill furniture and fittings and damages for alleged misrepresentation. No appearance entered for Mary Smith. action may be heard at the next Warwick Circuit Court sitting.
Brisbane reports the Wheat Board discussing storage expansion with the Minister for Agriculture to handle the surge of wheat already sown and planned for sowing on the Darling Downs. A definite scheme is to be formulated for ministerial consideration.
Moscow reports that Zinovic, M. Kemen eff, and three other leading Trotsky supporters have been readmitted to the Communist party after pledging to cease factional activity and accept the party’s authority.
The stormy petrel Mahmoud Pasha, Egypt's new prime minister, is recalled as a deportee from 1919 alongside Zoghlul Praha. The two clashed on policy, and Mahmoud was the figure behind Nahas Pasha's removal from office.
The Customs Department announced that any article bequeathed or donated to the public or public institutions in Australia, and which cannot be manufactured in Australia, will be admitted free of duty.
Albion Street Warwick coach builders and painters advertise repairs for is and upholstery. Now Hood and Body Repairs offer motor wheel repairs and springs for every make of car. Prompt attention to all repairs. Phone 106.
Bakers and carters were fined for breaching the Holidays Act of 1912 by using staff to bake bread on the King's Birthday. Prosecuted by Industrial Inspector Rete muller, the case named several individuals. judges urged compliance and cited workers acted under instruction from employers. The proceedings stressed the need to uphold the award and warned penalties should be enforced to prevent repeats.
From Our Correspondent the weather is described as changeable with rain totaling 1.40 inches over the day. News comes of the death of Mr. B. Alcorn at Warwick Hospital after five weeks’ illness. he was 20, a great loss to the district. The Daimin tennis court nears completion with a planned first match soon.
Acwarahlp may be no stored aside from fuel or food to the value of £2000 in three months. There are over 8000 temach for this bonding of "fatora" in the text.
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