Changing of Ritual Causes Walkout at St James Church
Worshippers object to altered service at St James Church King Street Sydney Forty three refused communion at the nine o'clock service yesterday while others abstained from offertory Some women vowed to defend their Anglo Catholic form as Rev T J Davidson defended the changes and denied Catholic teachings were lost He stated no church or authority would depart from the prayer book duties.
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Sydney
St. James’ Church
King St
Shareh
T. J. Davidson
Gripa Trophy Bowls Clash Sees Murray Triumphs Narrowly
Gripa Trophy action continues as F Murray routs Lowell 31 to 1 despite a late surge. P Trounce edges H Mathieson 21 to 18 while Aylng and Pulbrook trade wins in Wilmot Badge play. Watson shines in a 31 to 5 victory, and Pulbrook dominates in multiple matches, underscoring his consistent form.
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Pnet PF
Lowell
Itving
Murray
P. Trounce
H. Mathieson
Mathieson
Long Bendy
Peter
Alt. Smith
G. Watson
A. T. Smith
Watson
Wilmot
T. N. Aylng
W. Pulbrook
Pulbrook
T. ‘Trounce
Ayling
Pulebrook
Man Pleads Guilty to Public Mischief in Blabobure Robbery
Henry Lonsdale aged 57, a collector, pleaded guilty to unlawfully causing a public mischief after informing police he was held up by two masked men at Blabobure and robbed of between £34 and £80. He was remanded for sentence at the Quarter Sessions.
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Bydney
Henry Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Blabobure
Tasmanian Steamers appeal wages tax deduction ruling
The Tasmanian Steamers Proprietary Ltd appeals a High Court decision on wages tax deductions from wages paid under a Federal award. The case questions whether wages tax can be deducted by employers, with Mr Harron S.A. involved in the ruling previously.
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Syuney
Manday
Mr. Manning
High Court
Tasmanian Steamers Proprietary, Ltd
Harron
S.A
Cyclist Killed After Fall from Cliff at Mount Ettalong
Thomas Osborne aged 14 was killed when he fell 28 feet onto rocks at Mount Ettalong near Woy Woy while riding with two companions on an unmade road to Pearl Beach. Osborne’s bicycle struck an unprotected edge and he landed on the rocks.
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Sydey
Thomas Osborne
Mount Ettalong
Woy Woy
Enorme
Pearl Beach
O.horne
Woman's Body Found in Harbour Identified as Mrs Thompson
A Newtown woman believed to be Mrs F Thompson was found in James Bay Harbour today. A night watchman saw her board a wharf car and report the scene after she disappeared. Police moved the lighter to reach the body and begin an investigation.
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Sydney
F. Thompson
Newtown
James’ Bay
Wiadl
Stock Market Report From Homebunk Sale Yard
At the Homebunk sales today S100 head of cards were yarded and the market was firm. Ballanka sold from £6 to 14, rose to £10, best beef 40, good quality A/, medium 40, inferior BB. Sheep numbers 20,000 penned, market 1d to 2d dearer. Wethers ranged 12d to 14d, Bay owes 11d to 1s, James 11s 8d.
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Sydney
Ballanka
Wethers
James
Mayfair and Monarch Theatres Feature 1940s Variety of Top Films
Review of multiple screenings across theatres including Columbia Pictures world premiere Bangle River in Australia, Universal's The Affair of Buchan with ZaSu Pitts, and Saraogs with Clark Gable. Monarchy presents The Case of the Missing Man with a dramatic chase and Jewel robbery, all in a bustling cinema week.
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Columbia Pictures
Universal
Buchan
ZaSu Pitts
Hugh O'Connell
Mayfair
Monarch
Sara Ogs
Dean Harlow
Clarke Gable
Monarch Theatre
Jean Harlow Javeller
Gable
San Francisco
Anita Looy
Robert Mopkins
Jack Conway
Barstoga
Menarch Theatre
X Desperado
Weather forecast notes varied conditions at sea and land
The forecast indicates a tendency toward fine weather inland with warm temperatures. On the sea and northern border expect possible thunderstorm activity and mainly southeastern to northeastern winds. Morning mists and fogs are reported in eastern areas.
Ironworkers Seek Higher Pay and Shorter Hours
At four mass meetings held by Lysaght's workers in the Wolston area and the local Ironworkers' Union branch, members voted to present a log of claims to management requesting one extra shilling per hour, a one hour reduction in the workday, and a five percent rise in existing margins.
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Sydney
Lysaght's
Wolstongorg
Eronworkers’ Union
Lysaght
Australian Navy Heads to Jervis Bay for Exercises
The Royal Australian Navy steams out of Sydney and heads to Jervis Bay for the annual manoeuvres.
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Sydney
Royal Australian Navy
Jervis Bay
Hell
Self-defence and Defence Readiness in Australia
Paul Cheyne argues in a letter that Britain’s protection may not suffice amid empire conflicts. He warns Australia’s small population must boost military readiness, criticizes dictatorships, and urges intelligent immigration with universal military training to defend the nation. He notes global unrest and calls for prudent defense planning.
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Wester Ausralian
London
Hal Colebatch
Europe
Asia
Austral
Britain
United States of America
Paul Cheyne
Surfing Safety Conference Calls for New Measures
A conference of surf clubs met after yesterday's tragedy at Bond to discuss safety. They urged February 25 meetings to discuss measures and require two pocket respirators at all surf club houses. Police believe Ave drowned, not Hix. Printed for J. D. Brownhill at the Wellington Times Office.
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Sydney
Bond
Wil
Peacher
Ave
Hix
State Lottery Draw Names Sydney Concord Ryde Ultimo
The 77th State Lottery was drawn today in Sydney. First prize went to Sydney, second prize to Concord, third prize to Ryde, and fourth prize to Ultimo. The next draw is scheduled for Wednesday night.
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Sydney
Concord
Ryde
Ultimo
Commercial Wheat and Farm Goods Prices Mixed in Market
The focal wheat market eased with bull parcels at 4/54 and bag red lots at A/62 per bushel. Prices for potatoes Tan range 0 to 9/8, butter 151/10, maize 4 to B/30, hay oaten TI) Mu lucerne 8/6 to B70, and other commodities show varied quotes. Harvey Putig firees strings and:
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Sydney
NSW doctor downplays risk from infantile paralysis outbreak
Dr Lindeny Dey, president of the NSW branch of the British Medical Association, said there is no need for alarm over infantile paralysis in the state. He warned against drastic measures such as closing schools or other drastic steps to halt the spread.
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Sydney
Nsw
British Medical Assuiation
Lindeny Dey
Bantight
N.S.W
Wool sales in Australia fall short of last year
Melbourne reports wool sales in Australia for seven months to January total 235,300,000 pounds, about 102,200,000 pounds below the same period of the previous year, indicating a significant decline in sales.
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Melbourne
Australia
Free Train Travel For Returned Soldiers Named
Mr George Wilson MLA reports that Premier Stevens arranged free train travel for ex service men to attend Anzac Day. All residents nationwide will receive return tickets valid for two months from issue. Applications go to local station master or Secretary Minister of Labour, box 1620 BB Gro Sydney.
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George Wilson
M.la
Stevens
Ween Point
Isaac
Secreary
Mininster
Lamport
Hox
Sydney
Wellington dog poisoners target pets again
Reports say dog poisoners are at work in Wellington with several pets destroyed by poison and bait on Saturday. Local authorities urge residents to keep dogs leashed and report suspicious activity for safety.
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Ngain
Wellington
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