Swimming Club Hosts Weekend Baths Meet Results
A well attended baths meet featured junior and senior men and women swimmers. Winners included Ree McCors in 50 yards handicap and N Cummins in 200 yards with strong times. Jean Cocks, once a rising champion, has retired briefly due to a shoulder issue, while breaststroke prospects spark local talk and prize temptations for future events.
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Wor
Vi Wall
Bessie Preston
Way
Ree McCors
Job
B. Preston
Reg Murray
Gees
Wensors
N. Cummins
W. Dones
Connins
Jones
Shervingham
Preston
F. Mel Cormick
McCormick
Cummins
Sherringham
Ams
Jean Cocks
Jean
Wellington
ABC
N.8.w. Association
Churlton
Ryan
Quernaland
Local School Arts Championship Awarded to Jack Breen
The junior member Jack Breen won the aniu ker and WMard champions of the same year in the School of Arts competition. The chap responsible for the deed receives full credit for the achievement amid praise for his heady work.
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School of Arts
Wmard
Meiner
Jack Breen
Tellen
Typhoid Fever Causes One Death at Wollaroo Hospital
Typhoid fever, diagnosed after a wardsman’s death at Wollaroo Hospital, South Australia, has led to the arrest of all others on staff. Authorities, once mystified by the death, began formal inquiries as the illness was confirmed.
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Adelaide
Wollaroo Hospital
South Australia
Crown of New Guards Appeals Over Dismissed Charge
The Crown appealed to Mr Justice Street against the Ryde Magistrate’s dismissal of four New Guardsmen for wasting electric light rate bills prior to a recent election. Evatt argued the magistrate erred, and the case was adjourned to Tuesday for further hearing.
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Sydney
Thursdy
Wuday
Kenneth Street
Es A. May
Ryde Court
Alderman Donald Grant Hounded by Crowd at Colf's Harbour
Donald Grant MLC tried addressing about two thousand people including New Guard members at Colf's Harbour last night but was booed down. He later spoke in a torn hall with only a small portion of the crowd listening.
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Sydney
Thursdday
Donald Grant
MLC
Te New Guard
Colf's Harbour
Hospitals grant totals rise to two hundred twenty nine thousand
Mr LR Love, the hospital commissioner, announced for the current year the commission has granted hospitals £229,000 compared with £284,000 last year. He said few hospitals are guilty of excessive spending, based on his experience.
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Sydney
LR. Love
Woman killed crossing road in Annandale tragedy
A woman named Elizabeth Repmann aged 30 was fatally injured when struck by a car on Parramatta Road at Annandale yesterday. Police found two hundred pounds in notes in her possession, believed to be her life savings, as they investigated the case.
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Sydney
Parramatts Road
Annandale
Elizabeth Repmann
Mysterious Strike Talk Sparks Industrial Tensions
A Sydney report on a puzzling dispute hints at masters refusing divers terms for increased shell rates, suggesting broader industrial stakes. The piece notes strong significance behind the move and frames it as more than a routine disagreement.
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Sydney
Singapore
Ham & Mere Industedal
A L P Conference Appoints From Its Ranks
The metropolitan ALP conference yesterday unanimously called for government appointments to senior posts such as under secretaries and inspectors to be made only from bona fide members of affiliated trades unions. The move aims to ensure future appointments are drawn from union ranks within the ALP.
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Sydney
ALP
Arfel
Produce Prices at Sydney Markets Today
Quoted prices include Tasmanian potatoes from 12/6 to 43/ ree new lard at 1/1 per case 10d. Cheese to 8k, honey at 0/60 4/5, onions 1/4 to 2/9, wheaten 4/6, outer 3/0 to 4/6, lucerne 2/8 to 5s, hay 1/9 5/6, wheat 2/6 to 1/4.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Luverne
Lucerne
Milk Board Price Fixing Rumors Suppress Milk Prices
An unofficial report claims a Milk Board intends to set pricing, fixing a per gallon price and a per quart price for milk. The rumor suggests consumer prices will be adjusted downward once official action is announced.
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Sydney
Final figures show Nelson elected for Northern Territory
Final returns for the federal election indicate Mr Nelson, the Federal Labour candidate, will be elected to represent the Northern Territory in the House of Representatives. Delays occurred due to vast distances and late counting.
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Darwin
Nelson
Northern Territory
House of Representatives
Penalties for default on financial agreement proposed in Canberra
Canberra reports indicate a bill the Prime Minister Lyons plans to introduce to the House of Representatives would impose heavy penalties on any state that fails to meet payments to the Commonwealth under the financial agreement. The legislation follows Premier meetings and NSW Premier's default on overdue interest payments, shifting the burden to the Commonwealth.
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Canberra
Lyons
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Light Horse Encampment at Nanima Batute Camp
Wellington and Dubbo Troops of the 6th Light Horse, about 60 men, camped near the Nanima Batute beside a shearing shed. Poor weather did not hinder drill and maneuvers as Major Naveau led machine gun detachments and the regimental staff from Orange. Visitors include Lieut. Col. Hinton and Lieut. Col. Savage. A mounted training demonstration is planned for Sunday with possible attendance by the Wellington Citizens' Band, and the Lord Forster Cup will be contested on Friday. A warning notice urges the public to avoid the area on Saturday during machine gun practice on the Common near Mr. Offner's property for safety.
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Te Wellington
Dubbo
6Th Light
Nanima Batute
Col. Plant
Wth Cavalry Regiment
Sydney
Savage
Wollington
Wellington
C. Offner
Stock Market Roundup at Homebush Cattle Prices Steady
The Sydney cattle market at Homebush opened steady with 89,000 head penned. Bullocks sold 46 to 11 pounds, cows 4 to 0, best quality up to 25 pounds, wethers 0 to 10, ewes 5 to 11, lambs 7 to 15, shorn sheep 5 to 10. Prices reflect firm demand as market closed.
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Sydney
Homebush
Empire trade day underscores Empire preference for Australian meat
Mr. le B. Gramuie ex chairman of the Metropolitan Meat Board urged Empire preference for Australian beef and mutton at the Ottawa conference. He warned the schedule excludes many items and claimed billions of pounds sterling to Australia would be at risk if not corrected, over twenty years at one hundred tons per period.
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le B. Gramuie
Metropolitan Meat Board
Ottawa
Australia
Opening of the 19th Parliament in Canberra
The first session of the 19th Parliament convened in Canberra with Governor-General Sir Jamac Lsawen presiding. In his address he warned that NSW budget deficits threaten national finances and risk a Commonwealth financial crash if not resolved. New members were sworn in and G. H. Mackay of Lilley was chosen Speaker of the House.
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The
Commonwealth
Canberra
Jamac Lsawen
New South Wales
Australia
G. H. Mackay
Lilley
Queensland
Dust in the Dairy Yard Care for Surfaces and Drainage
Dust and mud from cattle cause a nuisance and threaten cream quality due to bacteria. Prepare yards with heavy stone foundations, layered gravel, and graded surfaces to prevent quagmires. Install underdrains if needed and maintain exits and approaches to avoid wear and costly repairs.
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Nevensiiutine
Weather forecast fragment for deadcard area
Scattered showers expected with warmer conditions overall. North west winds increase, turning breezy with a fresh feel. Temperature at 2 50 p.m. reached 80 degrees in the observed readings.
Finger Prints Evidence Traced Man After 85 Years
The article discusses how fingerprint evidence is highly reliable and used by police. At Stuart Town on Tuesday a man named Williams faced charges for obtaining a food order by false pretences. Fingerprints identified him as Samuel Munton, previously escaped from Bunbury tax and charged with malicious damage. Munton must keep good behavior for twelve months on the Stuart Town conviction. Sergeant Hayes led the arrest.
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Stuart Town
Williams
Samuel Munton
Bunbury
West Austral
Hayes
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