AUSTRALIAN NEWS
THE NARRABBI MURDER MYSTERY.
(Australian Press Association)
SYDNEY, Nov. 13
Police investigations into the Karra l>ri murder mystery have resulted in the detention of a man at Glen Lines. The police inquiries are seriously hampered owing to the head being missing from the mangled trunk.
A careful search is proceeding along all the watercourses.
GROWTH OF SYDNEY
SYDNEY,,. Nov. 13
The rapid growth of Sydney is strikingly indicated bv. the annual report of the AYater and Sewerage Board for 1928-29, which shows that 11,316 new buildings of a total value of £17,500,000 have been erected during the past year, or £2,000,000 worth more houses than in the previous year.
COMMERCIAL
WOOL MARKET IMPROVEMENT.
SYDNEY, Nov. 13
At the wool sales to-day 10,172 bales were sold. There was a brisk demand for comebacks and crossbreds, Japan and Russia competing strongly. There were good clearances. Fine quality wools were still in special demand. A record price for the season, 243 pence per pound, was paid for greasy merino fleece, and 23J oence for lambs’ wool.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1929, Page 6
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