Notice to Trespassers in YALA WED EY MAN Camp
A hostile notice warns any person found camping on the YALA Y MAN property will be prosecuted without regard to persons. All previous permissions cancelled. Mr. Patterson remarks on government care for natives and education policies. The exchange portrays controversy over protection and education for Aboriginal peoples and federal treatment.
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C. B. Barton
Neurea
Puller
Neures
D. H. Barton
M.P. Kelly
Jona
Wirrell Vale of Lindfield
N. Althofer
Dripstone
Wellington District Exhibition Notes April 20 21 19
Notes describe Wellington exhibition events including trotting, draught horses, cattle, sheep, poultry, dogs rabbits fruit and farm produce, needlework and school works. Highlights mention Poll-Angus cattle from Government Farm, prize purses, and strong participation from local clubs and societies.
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Ovary
We Ay Taylor
Macquarie Stud
Dlv
Rowily
Flee Vie
M. A. Taylon
Macy Quarie Stud
Fay Lamly
Wool sales show higher value in Australia for year
Wool sold in Australia during the fine month ended March 31 totalled 640,000 pounds, an increase over the whole previous period. Most wool remains of poorer quality, though a bulk remains unsold. overall wealth growth shows only small variation.
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Sydney
Australia
One Dead and One Wounded in Aboriginal Quarrel
Darwin reports an aboriginal man is dead and another badly wounded after a quarrel at Coraboots. Authorities allege the dispute arose over the spearing of a stray cow at Macarthue River. A suspect has been arrested and charged with murder.
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Darwin
Coraboots
Macarthue River
Wellington exhibition promises thrilling side shows and rides
Immersed by eager crowds the display teems with enterprising attractions. Volunteers sell catalogues and assist the committee. The show features mercy rounds, dazzling rides, flying boats, monkey races, a miniature railway and more. Dates are Tuesday and Wednesday April 20 and 21. Secretary Mr Gee Wilkins provides details at Swift Street Wellington.
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Wellington
Unsubstantiated tale of revived coffin child shocks chemist
In Newtown a middle aged woman and her young niece visited chemist Noel P. Ford claiming the child, a girl about 11, had died after a fall at a convent school and was revived in a coffin at a funeral. Police and hospitals could not substantiate the extraordinary story or identify the child's origin or fate.
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Sydney
Newtown
Noel P. Ford
Swidi
Ford
Market Report From Busy Trading Day
The stock market shows brisk sales with cattle prices ranging from four to fourteen pounds and sheep trading actively. Bulls and heifers span various grades, with numbers touched across the low to mid twenties for mediums and higher for quality. Lambs and gear-link entries indicate strong demand, though some entries read with archaic spellings.
New Governor Arrives in Sydney’s Welcoming Start
Lord Wakehurst arrives as the new Governor of New South Wales with Lady Wakehurst aboard the Orford. A 17 gun salute greets the official landing at Farm Cove amid speeches by Premier Stevens. He pledges to mingle with the people and shows strong interest in primary production.
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Lord Wakehurst
New South Wales
Lady Wakehurst
Sydney
Orford
Wilewme
Government House
Philip Strait
Wakempst
Cost of living wage rise eyed in periodical review
Reports say the living wage will be examined in the upcoming periodical adjustment. Figures from the Industrial Commission are expected to show a rise in the basic weekly wage for men and a likely increase for women. The extent of the wage increase is not yet known.
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Ydney
Whursing
Ttia
Yale
APTN
Ik Im
Fragmented Trade Note From Fragmented OCR Read
A damaged OCR snippet reports wholesale prices for parcels and meats with scattered names and figures. It lists items like cheese and lucerne and mentions several proper nouns with unclear context and dates. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Local Court Considers Engineering Expert Credentials
A fragmented report notes a case where a figure sought admission as an engineering expert after presenting evidence at a hearing. The proceedings focus on whether the testimony meets the court’s standards and admissibility rules in the ongoing case.
The Western Stores Dress Department Opens New Wool Textiles
A vintage ad notes the Western Stores FOR ALL offering a range of wool fabrics in Jubilee Blue Dusty Pink Rose Brown and Black with plain colored wool de chenes and extended wool tweeds suited for frocks suits and coats Prices from 3/11 to 12/11 plus Fusible golf shirts cardigans pullovers and boys wear including pullovers blazers and cord trim pieces in navy black and brown with prices from 3/6 to 10/11.
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Pri Frond
Neuk Aly
Hinck
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