Gas hinders two girls as room incident alarms Newcastle
Two girls Miss Hynen aged sixteen and Miss Rachael Petiquin eighteen were found unconscious and semi conscious after inhaling gas at TI Fawcett Street Mayfield near Newcastle. A partially turned off gas jet caused the odor and both were removed to hospital.
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TI Fawcett Street
Mayfield
Newcastle
Nother
Hynen
Rachael Petiquin
Hompstal
Amundsen Safe Returns From Polar Flight
Reuters from New York reports Captain Amundsen and five companions have returned to King’s Bay Spitsbergen aboard the Heimdal. They say the radio message failed to reach the North Pole after flying toward it but turned back within 100 miles, weathered fog, and landed May 22 on the edge of a great ice shield. The party endured severe conditions and heavy hardships, with Amundsen noting they were nearly forced to give up. He said conditions near Cape Columbia would have meant death, and the explorers receive worldwide congratulations.
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Reuter
New York
Amundsen
King's Bay
Spitnwergen
North Pole
Iceland
Heimdal
Spitabergen
Ronald Amundsen
Amund
Cape Columbia
Amundsen and
Gach
Emulating Dunn in Byron Labour Rally Debate
An editorial in Tweed Daily previews election strategy by noting Mr Gillies and Labour banners. It argues broad labor influence guards against communism, while warning that a representative must prove promises meet electorate needs. It cites W N Gilliey as Byron premier and contemplates Dunn’s tough Labor hold on Warmmerawa voters.
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Tweed Daily
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Byron
Ste Luthor
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Molong P P Board Meeting on Reserves and Gates
The Molong P P district board discussed reserves for travelling stock and gate placement on the Wellington road route. It refused a lease for a main-road reserve but approved a gate at Cardington opposite Burimbla Gumnock stock route. Applicants for special leases and wood cutting were considered with cautious approval where not impacting stock movement. Wire netting permits were reviewed with recommendations for several applicants and objections from local agents.
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Inet
Molong P.P. Board
Joseph M. Sloane
Cour
Hl. W. Pearson
Curra Creek
Wellington
Wellington-Parkes Roag
Oranaking
Tnander
Pariah Gonoa
County Gordon
Dubbo
Lewis
W. C
Ypoval
Cundumbul
W. G. Taylor
Ganoo
Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Mveera G. Paul
M. G. Cater
Molong P.P
Robinson and Hilyard
Abel Wilkins and Co
R. McLachlan
Menzies
John Thomas
Parkes Road
Sloane
Cundumbury
Dupfield
Stowey Town
Notice to Defaulters on Wire Netting Payments Due
In lieu of payment, it was decided to send notices to several defaulters that if instalments on wire netting long overdue are not paid within days, legal proceedings would be instituted to recover the amounts outstanding.
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J. W. H. Eyre
Newcastle Weekly Chronicle
Bourke
Wheat Bulls in Liverpool Report Sparked Market Turmoil
A Liverpool sourced report notes February wheat market shocks led by 6,000,000 bushels dumped on Chicago by buyers seeking profits. Prices fell sharply, then rallied before sliding again as American exports and speculative narratives influenced traders. Argentina Australia and India loosened supply, delaying shortages. Future trends hinge on Russia purchases and new crop reports.
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Australia
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India
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America
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