Trespass Warning on Estates Named in Multiple Notices
Notices warn that trespassers on the Manina Neurea Narrogal and related estates will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Signatories include C B Barton D H Barton A Be Fuller and F B Smith asserting strict enforcement and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nm “Manina” Estate
C. B. Barton
Mt. Nanima
D. H. Barton
Nolumwe IO
Neurea
A. BE. Fuller
Narrogal
F. B. Smith
Prices From Sydney Produce Sales Quoted
Sydney market prices list Tasmanian potatoes six six to eight pence per pound Victorian potatoes six to six pence New Zealand eggs new to one shilling seven pence case one shilling butter twenty two pence per pound honey three pence to did maize fourteen shilling one penny to four shilling three pence onion two shilling one penny to two shilling ten pence tons one shilling six pence to sixpence chaff wheaten zero to four six oaten two shilling nine pence to four six lucerne four pence to five nine hay oaten four pence to four nine lucerne two nine to six six wheat d to three four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tasmanian
Victorian
Lucerne
Cattle Market Steady at Homebush Yard with 2780 Head
The cattle market at Homebush was unchanged today with 2780 head yarded. Bullocks sold from £6 to £10 10s, cows from £3 to £8, best beef to 30s, good quality to 12s per lb, medium to 22s, inferior to 1 20s. Sheep numbered 20,000 and firmer. wethers 8s to 18s, ewes 7s to 16s, lambs 6s to 17s, shorn sheep 4s to 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush
Bulli by election campaigns highlight Labour support
The Bulli by election drew strong Labour backing with speeches by Mr Lang and Mr Wills. Lang urged Labour victory against Mr Willis, while Willis defended his right to aspire to leadership. An ACTU committee meeting repudiated claims of backing Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Wills
Bulli
Labour
Willis
Labor
New South Wales
A. C. Will
Bulls
Helensburg Union Hall
Willy
Woonona
Labor Movement
Mr. Lang
State
Labor Party
J. Sweeney
A.C.T.U. Committee of Twelve
Death on Byron Bay Farm Sparks Murder Charge Trial
In a continued inquest into Percy George Woodridge’s death near Byron Bay, William James Lawler, his brother in law, remains charged with murder. Mary Woodridge testified she heard a shot on Ester Saturday and saw Lawler and his son approach with a rifle amid a farm dispute dating back 23 years. Lawler’s wife denied infidelity as testimony described tensions and a claim over paternity. The coroner committed Lawler for trial on murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Lawler
Mary Woodridge
Ester
Lawler
F Ormer
Sal
Woodrdge
Woodridge
Wooldridge
Welcome Rain Falls Across Far West Darling Basin
Welcome rains have fallen in the far western portions of the Sete. At Bourke, Wilcannia and many western centres on the Darling it is still raining, and further good falls are predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sete
Bourke
Wilcannia
Darling
Injunction Sought on Reform Referendum
An application for an injunction to restrain the Stevens administration and the Electoral Commissioner from proceeding with the referendum on Upper House reform was heard by equity judges Justice Harvey Justice Long Innes and Justice Davitwon. Loxton KC argued the key question is whether the referendum was validly submitted to the people. The case drew considerable public interest and a packed court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Stevens
Equity
Justice Harvey
Justice Long Innes
Davitwon
Loxton
K.C
Contempt of Court Rule Against Newcastle Figures
The Full Court granted a contempt rule on the motion of the Attorney General against Clive R Evatt barrister Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners Advocate Ltd and William Edward Lingard printer and publisher for alleged disturbances during the referendum campaign at a Newcastle meeting. The Crown alleges Evatt attacked the Attorney General Mr Manning and made statements prejudicing the fair trial of the Tighe’s Hill eviction case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Clive R. Evatt
Newcastle Morning Herald
Miners’ Advocate Ltd
William Edward Lingard
Crown
Newcastle
Evatt
Manning
Tighe's Hill
Strong Protest by Public Servants in Sydney
Federal and State public servants and semi governmental workers met in Sydney to condemn ongoing wage cuts described as sectional reductions. Speakers argued many federal employees earn below the living wage due to the reductions and resolutions urged the government to rethink policy and restore decent pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Black Ban Readied Over 40 Hour Week Clash
The A C T U plans to urge Australian Workers delegates at Geneva to reject government orders on the 40 hour week at Cockatoo land and threaten a black ban if demands are not met. While The ACTU presses hard, the dispute is not expected to spread widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thuragay
A.C.T.U
Geneva
Cockatoonland
Box plan opens this Saturday for The Patsy
The Patsy debuts with a box plan opening this Saturday inviting patrons to book early for seats.
Weather Forecast Mild Coastal Regions With Rain Inland
Forecast predicts fine and mild conditions on the coast with unsettled weather inland. Rain spreads from the west with useful falls especially on inland slopes. Fresh squally northeast to north winds shift to cold strong gales in southern areas. Snow expected on southern highlands. Temperature at 2.30 today was 69 degrees.
West towns settle back after fairs and races
The western towns resume routine business following the bustle of shows and races as residents adjust to quieter days and return to normal activities.
No clear headline found in text fragment
The fragment states that the utterances were calculated to obstruct and interfere with the due course and administration of justice. It mentions intent to hinder judicial processes and impact fair proceedings. No additional entities or context available in the excerpt.
NSW Police Association Chief Praises Force Record
Secretary Cos grove of the New South Wales Police Association spoke at Newcastle asserting the NSW police last year cleared 71 percent of reported crimes, comparing favorably with Scotland Yard at 25 percent. He defended delays in arrests as protecting public interests and touted the force as among the best in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales Police Association
Cosgrove
Newcastle
New South Wales
Scotland Yard
Aed
Loy
Commonwealth loan subscriptions exceed those in Melbourne
Subscriptions in Sydney exceed those received in Melbourne for the Commonwealth loan. Gratification is expressed at the splendid response of the people. Present indications are that the loan will be fully subscribed within a very short period, with subscriptions arriving from widely separated quarters throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Jobs for all 600000 allocated for public works
The Water Board plans to allocate 600000 from a 1 million loan to create public works jobs for hundreds of former Water Board employees now unemployed. Engineers prepare the programme with estimates and, once approved, work will start immediately. Former staff welcome the opportunity to regain positions and gain several months of steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Water Board
Board A
Census to Mobilize 10,800 Collectors for Commonwealth Count
An army of 10,800 collectors will be needed for the Commonwealth census to be taken on the night of Jur callectors in populous districts. Bicycles horses motor cars and boats will be used in remote areas. The undertaking is immense yet full arrangements are being made to complete the census in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
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M. McLeod Ltd. Millers and Grain Merchants
Silo Terms & Conditions Nsw
West
Royal Exchange Assurance, Hail, Fike and
Workmen's Compensation
Widest
Wilmot
Flo
EKO
Parke, Davis Tt Co
Glover
Sharmae
Shincherye
Lave Dobbie
Griffiths, Chentist
Fong Lee & CO
Wellington
Murray Bros
Undertakers
Mauyhan St
J. D. Brownhill & Sons
Wellington Times
Key Street
J. D Townhill
Warne Street
George C. Coburn
Modern Transport — Federation of Australia
Percy George Woodridge
Byron Bay
Far West
Clive Evatt
Tighe’s Hill Case
Hetted Speschee
Harvey Brothers
Opticians
A. A. Harvey
Optometrist
Western Stores
Manchester
Seth
V. Rose and Saxe
NGS
Bain Toye Se
Lades
Aage
Jose
the Western Stores & Edgieys Ltd
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