01 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
1
Vintage ad copy highlights dulette pyjamas in tunic styles with embroidered fronts and wing sleeves, plus a range of straw hats including sombrero and plaited designs. Sizes and head equipment listed, with notes on materials, trim, and adjustable bands.
Have a Tent for Summer Camping presents a selection of tents and gear with varying dimensions and quality ratings from 8x10 to 12x, listing prices and features. The fragmentary ad mentions tents, flys, and duck items with assorted prices, indicating a retail catalog style.
An odd catalog note describes “Keep Kool” waterbags with various features and sizes. Mentions non drip taps, large variants, verandah use, butter coolers, and motor car whiteer bus items. The vendor emphasizes availability at Barnes and lists multiple model names and fittings.
A British move to regulate and arm merchant vessels in the event of war prompts Italian restiveness and potential naval cooperation with France. Meanwhile Ethiopian leaders plan important maneuvers under General Tekia Haworint as Abyssinian forces concentrate near the Ognien area and Liotna Beustar near Minkalle.
In Canberra the Attorney General moved the second reading of a bill imposing economic sanctions on Italy. The debate drew divisions, with the Opposition petitioning against it. passage relied on government support. Elsewhere, reports from Washington and London outline U S neutrality actions and British payments under the Italy affair.
Three men were committed for trial on a murder charge following an inquest into Ledin Archibald Tolan’s death at Newtown on October 7. Defendants William Woltebone, Atygiatis Charters, and Howard Byrdney Smith were remanded as witnesses described a violent incident involving kicking and injuries alleged by the jury.
In a fragmentary note from Loxton, WelttuolingerA Peridaele Colinie was linked to a 1022 sale at Cran lelag where a work tied to the late Afr Arthur Hind was bought for 750 dollars, reflecting a preserved legacy.
The chairman of the Meat Industry Board announced today that after discussions with several interested parties, arrangements were being made for shipment of chilled beef. The plan aims to begin within the near term, with a likely start by late January.
Canberra notes improved financial position prompts loan council to revise borrowing plan for 1990 26. Earlier estimates forecast over 30 million pounds needed for new works and deficits this year with 12.6 million raised in June leaving about 18 million. A carryover of seven million is suggested and loan authority may cover to year end. Total borrowing for 1990-26 expected near 217.6 million versus 87.5 million in 1954 55. Interest rates may rise slightly in line with world trends. The council will act weekly though final opinion on funding remains undecided.
A Meat Export Central Bill introduced in Parliament by the Minister for Commerce Dr Exele Page proposes a Meat Board with limited statutory powers to manage quotas and licensing for Australian meat exports. The board would appoint a London representative and fund marketing and quality improvement efforts while ensuring export licenses reflect market conditions and production shares.
Poor OCR text outlines planned improvements to maternity ward equipment by the Public Works Department as part of a forthcoming upgrade. The plan references a team from the department and progress on the modernization project.
Brisbane reports Queensland Meat Industry Board chair Mr. Be Suarez says Australia can ship beef in chilled form equal to Argentine quality if cattle supply improves. Board plans competitions for best chilled beef. shipments have ranged since February last year with 16 loads sent to England aboard the Queen’s ship.
One of the city’s oldest hotels on Queen Street has been sold by owner Mrs El Hartigan to Langt Brewery Limited for 77000 pounds. New owners take possession on December 1.
Record dairy output for the financial year shows 2,583,403 boxes produced in Queensland, up 112,095 from the prior year. The report highlights higher consumption, increased domestic use, and slight shifts in state trade, with a per pound price noted and overall dairy demand rising despite imports fluctuations.
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