Resignation of New Zealand Native Affairs Minister
Sydney reports Sir Arthur Pring, minister for native affairs in New Zealand, has resigned after a commission of inquiry found eighty complaints of irregularities and inefficiency in the department. The report alleges misuse of his position on the Maori purposes board, sparking political stir with possible election impact.
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Sydney
Arthur Pring
New Zeala
Geenral
Planin
New Zealand
Barred Americans Stir Up Victorian Golf Drama
The Victorian Golf Association executive council reportedly voted to bar American professionals from competition, with unanimous support. If enforced, Americans plan an exhibition at Patterson River on Saturday, drawing mixed public reaction and fear among players over the ban.
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Sydney
Thursda
Victorian Golf Association
Last Sight
Sarastn
Patterson River
Australia
Wallington Writer Brownhill Names Wellington Stree
Tim Percy Stree in Wellington authored by J. D. Brownhill of Warnet. Wallington appears in the credit chain.
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Lington
Tim Percy Stree
Wellington
J. D. Brownhill
Warnet
Wallington
Brutal four-man assault leaves man with 116 stitches
Sydney report details a cold blooded attack in a bedroom at the Darling Hotel Darlington last night. Four assailants used jagged glass tearing scalp face neck and body sending 116 stitches. Victim aged 32 or 39 not yet identified. Police seek the attackers amid feud suspicions.
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Sydney
Lallarnck
Darlington
Lastight
Composite Government Talks Reach New Phase in Canberra
Negotiations for a composite government resumed late last night in Canberra with aims to keep four Country Party seats in the cabinet. A new ministry likely not announced before next Wednesday as the Scullin motion of censure is expected to be settled. Mr Lyone may retain cabinet strength at four Country Party ministers. assurances on tariff policy were accepted by Dr Earle Page.
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Country Party
Canberra
Lyone
Lye
Eerle Page
Railway Strike Over Small Question Near Sydney
Darwin railway sorting sheds workers walked out yesterday over a petty qualification dispute. A cargo of coal from the motor ship Koolinda at Perth is stranded in railway trucks. Endeavors are under way to settle the issue but no definite agreement has been reached.
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Sydney
Darwin
Cawal
Perth
Commercial Men Seek Tax Relief From State Laws
A large Metor Van Owners Association meeting urged the Stevens Government to exempt operations within 50 miles from road tax and press for petrol tax cuts from 7d to 4id per gallon. Petitions will argue transport is essential yet taxed heavily, hindering progress, though reductions are unlikely.
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Sydney
Metor van Ownen’ Association
Stevens
Lyons
Flood Crisis Deepens As Narrandera River Rises
A Narrandera report says the flood position has worsened with the river at 96 feet 7 inches. Water spreads to new areas and submerges low-lying districts. Officials predict the river will rise to 27 feet by nightfall, heightening the crisis.
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Sydney
Narrandera
Late New Zealand pastor and racehorse owner’s estate set at £60,000
The late Vivian Riddiford, a notable New Zealand pastor and race horse owner, left an estate valued for probate at £60,000. He bequeathed £10,000 to Anglican Church institutions, with the remainder to be distributed among relatives.
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Sydney
Vivian Riddiford
New Zealand
Homebush cattle and sheep market firm after opening
In Sydney at Homebush sales 1800 cattle yarded with cattle prices 10 to 15 shillings dearer. Bulls to £11, cows to £9, prime sheep and lambs opened firm. 51,000 sheep penned, wethers 12 to 22 shillings, ewes 10 to 20 shillings, lambs 10 to 23 shillings. Goldsbrough Mort & Co report cattle sales 10 to 15 shillings dearer.
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Sydney
Homebush
Wethers
Goldsbrough
Mort Lid
Bar Betting Fine Hits Wollongong Court Plea
William and Montie Sheppard pleaded guilty to using their bar premises for betting at Wollongong Court. The Magistrate fined £75 each as the solicitor argued leniency and government actions tacitly taxed gambling yet did not criminalize it, causing a stir in the court.
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Sydney
Wollongongie Court
William
Montie Sheppard
Imwe
Commercial Thursday Potatoes and Grocery Prices
A list of itemized prices for staples and foods from Thursday including potatoes at 10 to 14 and Victorian 9, eggs new or old, butter 148/06, cheese oil to Fd, honey Sid to Bird, maize 8/2 to 8/4, oats 2/3 to 9/8, onions 9 to 10, chaff, wheaten 3/6 to 4/3, lucerne 8/6 to 4/0, bay, oats 2/8 to 7, lucerne 3/6 to 4/8, wheat 2/8 to 8/8.
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Lucerne
New Primate Election Planned for March Meeting
The election of the Primate of the Church of England in Austra Na will likely occur at a House of Bishops meeting next March. The report notes the March timing as the probable date for the selection.
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Sydney
Church of England
Austra
House of Bishops
Wellington Police Court adjourns cases at petty sessions
A light list at Wellington Court of Petty Sessions included the adjournment of Ethel Emily Cashel v Jack Fussim mons for dishonored cheque to November 20 with lawyers Bassett Solomon for the complainant and W P Kelly and Son for the defendant. Laurence Brown v William Brown and Mary Hildred v Laurence Brown were struck out due to no appearances, with Quirk Davidson for the defendant and Lea O Neal for the complainant.
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Court of Petty Sessions
J. A. Longhurst
Nyngan
Ethel Emily Cashel
Jack Fussimmons
G. F. Solomon
Messrs Bassett and Solomon
Les O'Neal
Meters W. P. Kelly and Son
Laurence Brown
Unemployed to Receive Extra Xmas Assistance
In Sydney the Premier Ms. Stevens announced in the Legislative Assembly that the Government intends to grant additional unemployment relief for the Xmas season. He noted past practice of a net Xmas relief grant and plans to continue it this year, with cooperation from the Federal Government to maximize benefit.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Stevens
Air Race Winners Delayed Official Placings
Officials have tallied results from the air race and recorded definite placings in the handicap. Final event details and official placements will be released in the next day or two.
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Sydney
Wellington Gyele Club Announces Ten Mile Race Handicaps
The Wellington Gyele Club has issued handicaps for a ten mile road race on Molong Reed. The event funded by H. Willocks' donation will start at 3.80 pm with riders on their marks. Competitors include E. Taylor N. Crean J. Worrall T. dongs Dowton T. Ashworth G. Daley P. Hildred R. Stem A. McAlister R. McAlister W. Cameron L. Ryan D. McMahon L. Ryan T. Ryan J. McMahon.
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Wellington
A. McAlister
R. McAlister
W. Cameron
L. Ryan
D. McMahon
T. Ryan
J. McMahon
Boston Daily Special Sewing and Fabric Sale Card
An old newspaper clipping lists fabric and pattern specials including floral voiles, blinds, sewing machine fittings, men’s suits measured to fit, and writing pads with envelopes. Also mentions chocolate and fruit items in a market-style promo.
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Boston
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