03 May 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented OCR lists dress fabrics and colors including Orirea Bane Gia Hide Thuesed White Blak Dine Green Brown Suse lace Whitty. Mentions lengths 5 yards 4A yard 70 yards. Notes navy blue black march wide browns and other hues as suitable for evening wear and assorted fabrics such as crepe and satin.
Fragmentary OCR shows floor rugs and door mats advertised with various sizes and terms. Mentions weave quality, carpet runs, tiles, teak veneer, and a dated reference 2011. Reads as a fragmented ad list from a local marketplace page.
Readable city accounting shows the budget deficit reduced to 3,007,087 pounds for 19 months, with April figures at 2,418 pounds, and expenditures of 3,004,377 pounds. The report compares ten month totals to prior periods, noting improved revenue and controlled spending amid ongoing fiscal adjustment.
A frail, error-filled report outlines a manslaughter case against traveller Wadham and others. Authorities describe a collision or act deemed negligent, with statements from witnesses and police about the sequence of events and ongoing investigation. The piece notes a suspect’s withdrawal from inquiry and mentions a subsequent hearing or trial timeline.
A strong anti bullfight protest reports cruelty concerns raised by Wycentive of the Ghinsaslan es aty for Frevention of Cruotey 10 Animals. Statements by Mrs Powis and MELGOUNNE condemn blood sport as inhumane and seek regulatory action to prevent injuries. The piece notes escalating demonstrations at Towneville Innit and broader calls for animal protection measures.
Inquest into the drowning at a riverside bridge found the death was self-inflicted. Witnesses described the victim entering the water and later body recovery near the riverbank amid unclear circumstances.
Reported opening of the hunting season for Dyelt and quail with local sportsmen preparing at fields and preserves. Weather and field conditions influence opening activities as shooters meet dawn patrols and safety measures.
A mistyped ad lists woollen garments including ladies’ bloomers and vests with various price tags and notes on weight and finish. The text mentions silk cotton and wool blends, heavy robes, and items described as high quality though presented with erratic phrasing and unclear figures.
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