Wool and Sheep Class Proposed at Wellington
A Sydney Technical College representative seeks applications for a new sheep and wool class at the Wellington School of Arts. Farmers rosiers and younger residents show keen interest, with talks of a night class but only if enough applications arise. Classes begin Fridays starting March 6 at 2 pm, with lectures on breeds, handling wool, shearing shed basics, and potential visits to local properties.
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Sydney Technical College
School of ‘Arts
Wellington
Wlah
Kieal
School of Arts
Advertising costs for Times coats and discounts
Advertising will be sold by the inch with weekly and biweekly rates. A three month period costs 1 per inch, or twice weekly 2 per inch. Annual seating offers a 10 percent annual reduction and a 20 percent discount for year long evening ads. No cheaper advertising than a newspaper exists.
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Times
Melbourne car driver shot during violent quarrel aftermath
Frederick Wevt bury, 38, was shot dead while driving with his wife and two children along Canterbury Road in Vermont Victoria. Police later charged 21-year-old John Dashwood with murder after a violent confrontation at Westbury's home the previous night left Westbury badly harmed and dead.
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Melbourne
Canterbury Road
Vermont
Victoria
Frederick Wevtbury
Westbury
Umnham
John Dashwood
Lyons Urges Labor to Rehabilitate Australia
Hobart reports Mr Lyons speaking yesterday about the Labor Party rising to the occasion. He stated he would be compelled to seriously consider his position if party actions did not serve the country. He emphasized putting national interests before party considerations.
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Hobart
Lyons
Labor Party
Australia
Conductor Beaten and Robbed on Bondi Tram
Two thieves boarded a Bondi tram last night and beat conductor E A Ward into unconsciousness, taking his bag before fleeing. Police suspect a woman acted as a decoy in the raid.
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Sydney
Bondi
E. A. Ward
Ward
Prominent Man Charged With Forgery in Mining Firm
Charles Roberts, manager of the Colon Peak Mining Company at Ver randere, Sydney, was arrested Saturday for forging the company wages sheets. The mine, closed last June for insolvency, faced extensive defalcations. He appeared at Camden Police Court and was remanded.
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Sydney
Charles Roberts
Colon Peak
Verranderie
Anil
Roberts
Camden
Policeman Shot During Arrest at Whitefield Camp
An officer was shot in the left thigh while attempting to arrest 88 year old Joseph McFarlane at his camp near Whitefield. McFarlane escaped into nearby bush as four constables pursued him, and police are tightening search in the area for the escapee.
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Sydney
Joseph McFarlane
Whitefield
McFarlane
Militants Call Unions to Repudiate A C T U
At last night's meeting delegates to the A C T U congress from the militant faction urged all unions to repudiate the A V U and to organize the rank and file for a broader challenge within the labor movement.
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Sydney
A.C.T.U. Congress
Militant
A. Vu
Rank
NSW ALP Factional Fight Deepens In Federal Ranks
Sydney reports the New South Wales executive of the ALP has sent letters to twenty-one NSW federal MPs and senators demanding they back Alderman Ward in the East Sydney by election. A split appears likely as Beasley Dann Rae and others are said to support Lang proposals. Industrial leaders note Beasley was not invited to today’s Cabinet meeting.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Alderman Ward
Labor
Beasley
Industry
Dann
Rae
Tully
Lazzarini
Aldridge
Lang
Federal Cabinet
Two Thousand Unemployed Began Water and Sewer Work
The government, from the Unemployed Relief Tax fund, made a £250,000 loan at 2 percent to the Board. Today 2000 unemployed married men started on water and sewerage projects financed by the loan.
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Sydney
of Board
Destructive Temara Fire Destroys Twelve Premises
A major blaze erupted early today in Temara destroying twelve business premises including two hotels. Residents fled in night attire as borders awoke to crackling flames. Damages are estimated in the thousands.
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Sydney
Temara
Bourders
New South Wales Bonds Sacrificed on London Market
Prion at which New South Wales bonds are sold on the London market promise large yields. Five per cent bonds due in 1992 sold at £80 to yield 7 7/7 per cent, equating to 23.3 per cent if repaid at £100 in 1982. Several issues offer around 10 per cent.
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Prion
New South
Four Injured In Night Crash At William and College
Four people were dragged from a burning car after a collision at the corner of William and College Streets soon after midnight. Victims Rita Hilton 24 Darlagharet Road City contusions. William Prandin 30 Darlinghurst Road City head injuries. Joseph Davieu South Street Double Bay lacerations. Keith Court Windbourne Ave Kensington lacerations and head injuries. Three cars, two taxis, one overturned, one burnt. Passersby freed trapped passengers and rushed them to Sydney Hospital.
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William and
Collage
Sydney Hospital
Rita Hilton
Darlagharet Road
City
William Prandin
Darlinghurst Road
Joseph Davieu
South Street
Keith Court
Windbourne Ave
Kensington
Pamengers
Newcastle State Electorate Council backs Lang financial proposals
The Newcastle State Electorate Council of the AJLP decided to give full support to the financial proposals submitted by Mr Lang to the Premiers' conference. Mr Connolly, MLA, told the meeting that every member of the State Labor party was solidly behind Mr Lang and prepared to justify his proposals throughout the country.
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Sydney
Newcastle
AJLP
Lang
Connolly
State Labor Party
Lung
Fragmentary Telegraphed Note From Mb Telegraph
A damaged clipping notes a seer or telegraphic message about spatial sense and filiation, referencing telegraph lines and a fallence pul ed issue. The readable fragments suggest a speculative or technical discussion without clear events or dates.
Government and the Banks Conference in Melbourne Ends Without Agreement
Mesley Scullin and Theodore sit with Commonwealth and trading bank reps in Melbourne for three and a half hours on Saturday. They discuss plans to release credit for the stimulation of unemployment relief. Further talks scheduled for today and tomorrow.
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Mesely Scullin
Theodore
Melbourne
Commonwealth
McMahon Freed Over Melbourne Murder Case
Robert James McMahon, who faced arrest for the alleged murder of Mens Griffiths in Melbourne, proved he was in New South Wales when the crime occurred. He will not be compensated for police errors, has been released, and left Melbourne with only 1 shilling 6 pence in his pocket.
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Robert James McMahon
Mens Griffiths
Melbourne
New South Wales
McMahon
Dragged by Desperadoes Near Wollongong
A married woman walking home to Balgownie on Saturday night was grabbed by two assailants who throttled her and dragged her into a hedge by the roadside. Residents rushed to her aid and the attacker fled when he realized capture was near. An arrest has been reported.
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Wollongong
Balgownie
Cattle and Sheep Market Holds Steady at Homebush Today
The stock market report notes an unchanged cattle market at Homebush with 2250 head traded. Bullocks sold £5 to £11, cows £4 to £10, best beef £36, good quality £20, sheep 23,000 penned, wethers £8 to £12, ewes around 10s, lambs 5s to 18s, and shorn Teheey £4 6d to £9.
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Sydney
Homebush
Prices Quoted at Sydney Produce Sales Today
The latest commercial prices show Tasmanian potatoes at 6 to 7 shillings, Victorian 5 to 6/6, new nid exes 4/6, honey and maize ranges, oats 1/8 to 3/8, onions 5/, wheaten 2/8 to 4/, lucerne 3/3 to B/A, wheat 1/10 to 2/4. Trade quotes for oats and other grains listed with varying bounds across regions.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Victorian
Banks Will Win In Government Bank Debate, Says McGiry
Post reporter interviews Greg McGiry who argues banks will dominate any borrowing, calling Treasury a myth and criticizing tax-funded spending. He cites ten years of boom wool and wheat yet none saved, claiming wage and farmer incomes failed to prepare for a rainy day.
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Greg McGiry
McGler
Tar Leas
Neccessitous Wheat Farmers Seek Immediate Government Aid
A southwestern wheat farming crisis prompts Farmers and Settlers Association to press for immediate sustenance assistance for three settler families facing extreme poverty after multiple bad seasons. The motion, backed by a deputation to the Agriculture Minister, seeks emergency relief loans repaid to the Chief Secretary’s Department once funds resume, amid government cash constraints and policy hurdles.
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Mallee
Association
Sydney
RIB
RSB
FSA
Gouling
Chief Secretary
TLB
Dunn
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