State funds boost dairying under new promotion board
A £700000 relief scheme backs dairy production, with advances up to £400 per applicant for stock and plant purchases. A Dairy Promotion Board will oversee applications, expenditures, and repayments, while the Unemployment Relief Council sets conditions including a £200 own contribution and limits to 20 cows and 1 bull per herd.
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State Unemployed Relief Council
Dairy Promotion Board
Percy Walker
Unemployment Relief Council
C. W. Tye
Howe
Department of Agriculture
Lelelan
Macquarie
Namoi
Red
Cattle Prices Steady in Unclear Market Report
In Sydney and Manila markets cattle prices remained unchanged with mixed variations noted for different grades. Sheep numbers reach 82,000 penned amid weather affecting prime show stock. reports include uncertain figures for hides and sheep values.
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Sydney
Commercial Produce Prices Sydney Mon Vatatovs
Prices listed for various commodities with values in pence and shillings. Items include honey maine ene chai wheaten low eaten weerne hay lucerne and wheat, showing typical market rate movements and unit conversions. Readable fragments indicate a snapshot of a local traders market listing and price range.
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Sydney
TiSsen Rivers
Maine
State Lottery Draw Yields Tweky Prize Winners
Sydney news reports the 96th Suite lottery drawn on Monday with prize winners listed for first through fourth prizes though several names and numbers are garbled in the OCR. The article notes the sequence of prize allocations and indicates a continuation beyond the readable portion.
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Sydney
Railway Crossing Fatality Near Brisbane Reported
Louis Maudries, 22, and four others were killed or seriously injured when their motor truck collided with a passenger train engine at a level crossing about six miles from Brisbane. The accident occurred on a railway crossing as the truck and train met. Authorities investigate possible faults at the crossing and the cause of the collision.
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Syuney
Metaly
Louis Maudries
Bill
Brisbane
Destructive Fire Destroys Most Of Auckland Town
A three day blaze devastated Raduihurns New Zealand near Auckland as residents fought the flames. Fire crews and townspeople aided efforts to halt the spread before the fire was finally put out, leaving most of the town damaged or destroyed.
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Auckland
Nida
Raduihurns
Woman killed by falling plaster at residence
A young woman named Gwendoline Woo was killed when plaster fell on her as she lay in bed at a residence on Purlingyen Street. The incident also mentions she had a weak heart, contributing to her death.
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Sydney
Gwendoline
Cyclist Dies After Crash Near Liverpool
Sydney Monday Kulwaura Mollarrity died in Auburn Hospital after being found seriously injured on Macquarie Street Liverpool. He suffered head injuries believed from a motorcycle crash that struck a fence and toppled down a slight embankment.
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Sydney
Kulwaura
Yeher
Auburn
Macquarie
Liverpool
Cyclone damages Maryborough as lightning strikes hit
A cyclone traversed Maryborough Queensland yesterday causing property damage. An Intel Way was struck by lightning and Elsie Robinson sustained neck and arm injuries from the shock.
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Sydney
Maryborough
Queensland
Elsie Robinson
Newcastle Detective Search For Suspected Murderer
Newcastle police extend inquiry into the death of Harry Gray Saunder who died after admission to Newcastle hospital following being found on a Watt Street vacant allotment. Authorities reject claims injuries occurred during a union clash as trains and boat traffic are monitored.
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Ewcastle
Manicha
Newcastle
Harry Gray Saunder
Watt Street
Teachers Federation Opens Annual Conference in Sydney
The Minister for Education Mr Drummond addressed the NiSW Public School Teachers Federation opening in Sydney on Monday. He urged that the federation be viewed beyond an industrial body and noted rising teacher employment among white students by mid year. A clause in the Married Women's Teachers Act could ease action.
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Sydney
Nisw Public School Teachers' Federation
Drummond
Il Fw
Man Drowns Trying to Save Son in Whakatane River
In Whakatane River NZ Mendas White Willian Savage attempted a rescue but his clothes snagged and both he and his son drowned. The tragedy occurred as the father fought to reach his child, with timely details unclear. Both victims are named, and the incident centers on a failed rescue in the river.
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Mendas
Willian Savage
Whakatane River
Harvey Brothers Jewelers and Opticians Ad
Harvey Brothers mark their Wellington store with a phone listing and optometry services under the Harvey name. This short classified note highlights local business presence and contact details.
Found Dead at Watt Street Wharf in Newcastle
Fractured skull and multiple lacerations killed 64 year old wharf laborer Mary Gray Saunders. He was found unconscious on a vacant allotment in Watt Street and died hours later. Sharp stones and glass were near the scene. investigators consider the injuries may have been caused by striking them.
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Sydney
Gray Saunders
Watt Street
Newcastle
Saunders
Lab Party Leader Urges Bank Role Across Australia
Banks Melbourne Monday. Mr. Senilio, leader of the Lab Party in Federal Parliament, delivered a broadside from Melbourne calling to extend the Commonwealth Bank to act as banker for all Australia. He said unemployment was more acute today than when his government was in power.
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Melbourne
Senilio
Lab
Adeiese
Commonwealth Bank
All Australia
Kingpin of City Real Estate Arrested on Conspiracy Charge
An official of a major city real estate firm was arrested today on charges of conspiracy connected to a sale named Mund. Authorities say £15 was involved in the alleged scheme.
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Sydney
Monilay
Fatal Motor Accidents Claim Two Lives Near Deniliquin and Adelaide
Two separate incidents claimed lives in Australia. Mrs Kate Gordon of Finley near Deniliquin died when a car veered over a parapet on an overhanging road. In a second crash near Adelaide a car plunged 18 feet down a steep bank, killing James Arnold Elliott aged 29 and injuring several others.
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Kate Gordon
Finley
Deniliquin
Conier
Adelaide
James Arnold Elliott
Wellington Times imprint fragment on Brownhill printing house
Partially legible note appears to credit J. D. Brownhill & Sons with printing for the Wellington Times. Mentions Percy Street and Warne Street locations in Wellington.
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J. D. Brownhill & Sons
Wellington Times
Percy Street
Wellington
J. D. Brownhill
Warne Street
Government loan terms for butter factory improvements
The proposal outlines a government loan for rural butter factories with 3 percent annual interest and monthly repayments up to 15 years for permanent improvements and 10 years for stock and plant. Applicants must maintain values, and applications will be preliminarily reported through factory management before board approval. Forms and conditions will be available in early January.
Weather Forecast for Coast and North Quarter
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers along the coast and a tendency to thunder in the northern quarter. Expect fresh to strong southeast winds along the coast, early clearing on islands then increasing cloudiness. Westward unsettled conditions, squally winds shifting to north, then cool fresh south winds within 48 hours. Temperature today at 2:45 p.m. reached 90 degrees.
Goat's Milk as Food and Preservation Tips
Goat's milk can be an affordable dietary option and is adaptable to many keeping conditions. It should be boiled on receipt, poured into a clean jug, cooled quickly, and stored in a cool place, preferably with water and a butter nut covering to minimize evaporation and contamination. Milk tested this way stays fresh for up to twelve hours even in hot weather.
Will He Return A Berlin Message on German Monarchy Plans
A Berlin note reports the German cabinet agreeing to curb the new republic’s protection act, removing penalties tied to terrorism and liberty. The old law’s replacement could allow the ex-Kaiser to travel freely and hints at monarchist aims with the Crown Prince or his son favored for a restored monarchy.
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Berlin
Herr Seheleicher
Germany
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