Trespass notices warn of prosecution without respect to persons
Fragmented OCR shows multiple trespass notices from SMITH BROS and others including ULB HARTOS FULLER BARTOS ALTHOFEL and N A SMITH. Notices threaten prosecution for trespassing on estates NEUREA BIL yma WARELGRACE LINDFIELD and GLE MITOETHI with no mercy and utmost rigor of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neurea
A.B. Fuller
Ss B. B. Bartos
N. A. Smith
Warelgrace
Lindfield
N. Althofel
Iipstone
Rabaul Business Resumes After Disruption
A message from Karhaul states government departments have resumed business in Rabaul. Winds subside, residents report activity returning at Kukope. Electric light restored in most buildings and freezing works supplying fuel by Li Jurys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Karhaul
Rabaul
Kukope
Li Jurys
Forecast of scattered showers and cooling nights
A weather forecast notes scattered showers across higher ground and adjacent tablelands with cool nights and slightly rising inland temperatures. Coastal winds ease gradually while western swells persist with fresh to strong gusts and high humidity in the south eastern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint
Hi Onmet
Miners Face Coordinated Action Rumor in State
Reports from Sydney indicate miners and owners discuss a potential strike era but authorities warn a general stoppage would be foredoomed to failure. The text notes widespread activity and tension across mining districts as discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thu Nituy
Federal wage rise and state increases in Australia
The article reports on a federal basic wage rise across New South Wales and other states, noting increases in several capital cities and the effect on railway workers in NSW and Victoria. It discusses the proposed minimum wage for adult females, productivity, and the broader impact on national income and employment, with figures and comparisons from the Commonwealth Arbitration Court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Victor
Leon
Expur
Senator Cox to retire from public life
Sydney as of Thursday Senator Cox will retire from public life under medical advice and will not stand in the next Senate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cox
Sydney
Cox
Federal Parliament Defends Government Action in Debate
In the House of Representatives Mr Menzies defended the Government's actions amid claims by opposing members. Mr Curtin, leader of the opposition, pressed for inquiry cooperation while Mr Folly moved an amendment to the Supply Bill to raise pensions and hours, and Mr George Penner sought establishing an interstate inquiry commission. The debate was adjourned.
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Sydoex
Tharailay
House of Representatives
Mr. Menzies
Pew
Gil
Curtin
Gnjmdin
Folly
Pine Minster
George Penrer
Senate
Pension increases cited at federation conference
Delopwics at the annual federation meeting noted wage conditions had improved and savings rose, but the surge in pension inflows grew larger. The discussion focused on broader social support as pensions increased to cover rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delopwics
The
Federa Me Wun
Market Notes on Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market report shows cattle prices easing slightly while sheep and lamb values hold. Numbers indicate total pens around 10 000 sheep with mixed lot qualities and varying bids as buyers and sellers adjust to current demand.
Drunken Motor Drivers and Transport Minister Viewport
A garbled report discusses drunken driving and ministerial views on magistrates handling cases. It notes dissatisfaction with decisions and the need to end the troubling state, mentioning wake and collision risks and enforcement of the law.
Commercial Produce Prices Reported Market Quiet
The oemwheat market was quietly steady with bulk parcels fixed. Prices recorded include March bale values and bagged nuts at 3/4 per bushel, potatoes from Tasmania at 4 to 5/6 and butter noted with small revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh Baie
Sheep shearers wages rise amid union pay scale changes
The report notes wage increases for wool industry workers in New Mactan and the eastern State. An Australian Workers' Union rate sets shed-hand pays at 5/16/6 with keeper, 4/10/8 without keeper, and 2/3 per bale for cunkn. Shearing rates rise to 74 per 4H for six months, with other adjustments to crutching and lepressen rates, while the court keeps current rates unless index fluctuations trigger changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Workers' Union
Lepressern
Ewstern
Staten
Strange Incident Ends with Plaintiff Dead in Court
Robert Langley Swaney, who brought a £278 recovery action before Judge Backouse, is dead. The case questions whether a deceased plaintiff can sue. A new adviser’s note found near the bids cites legal principle that a person who dies with the party continues to affect the action. Swaney’s heirs may pursue the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Langley Swaney
Backouse
Dubbo Newtown to face Wellington All Blacks in Sunday clash
League football notes the Dubbo Newtown team will visit Wellington to play the All Blacks next Sunday at 3 pm. The visiting squad, including full back Re MePiersie and three quarters K Peters IV Pallom, Wilson, Baoverty, Tilman Fleowy, Noakes, Hollier, Stawney Ryan, and Stewart, preparation and lineup details are listed amid mixed fragments and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo Newtown
Wellington
Wellingny All Blacks
AM Blacks
AN Blacks
K Peters IV
Pallom
Fo Wilson
World Champion Louis Knocks Out Braddock at Fight
In a decisive boxing bout Louis defeats Braddock by knockout earning another World Championship claim. The match headlines a dramatic display as the champion delivers a powerful finish in the ring. Abe and UK observers react to the unexpected knockout and the title implications.
Lucrative Jobs and Interstate Movement Report
Fragmented text references lucrative activities and interstate movement. Mentions Rasiya, Sabah, and authorities in a vague trade or legal context. No clear dates, places, or events can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Heavy Rain Disrupts Plans Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text. mentions heavy rain affecting events and locations including Hassiete and Sydney. No clear dates, teams, or persons can be confirmed. Summary reflects widespread rainfall impact and disrupted activities as described in the readable fragments.
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Nsw
the West
Royal Exchange Assurance
A. Shineberg
Chemist & Chiropodeet
Smith Bros
Pergins
Extate
la Jersuits 1
ULB
Hartos
Seeawnhill & Sons
Wellington Times
Terry Street
JD. Brawnhill Welington
Hear Radio
P.O. Box
Leslie W. Ling
Warne ST
Isis
Griffiths
Harold Keble
N.S.W
Mariounne
Augie
Uise
Perth
Hobart
Liteare
Itive
Imereiae
Manutacni Lip Industries
Priven
A. i
AML
Ludie
Western Stores
Edgleys Lid
Pricea
Ilewian
Swan
Lucerne
Louis
Braddock
Adenine Ene
Tee Lagan
Pio Dreaddock
Fin
Poe
Pele Pty
Rasiya
Sabah
Kyles
Tansy
Ideal Dome
Yale
Hassiete
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