Budget decision clouds Canberra election pact details
Canberra observers report that a government budget decision and an election pact involving CAP and VOP hovers over the campaign. The rural vote and joint Senate ticket arrangements are under review while party leaders discuss preference allocations and parliamentary strategy.
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Canberra
Rma
Minmeti
Aamerra
Rame Et Ee
Trewstey
Breween
Lyon
Megiries
Senate
Brian
Senate Team for NSW Political Update
Fragmented OCR notes describe a country party nominee and a state conference. Mentions NSW Senate team, Victorian peers, and joint discussions with various members, aiming at rehabilitation and policy alignment ahead of legislative sessions.
Victorian CP Dispute Over Pledge In Melbourne
July 16 report from Melbourne describes a rift within the Victorian Country Party between parliamentary members and party leaders over a private pledge demanded of the candidate. Federal members refuse to back a candidate who signs the pledge, and President A Hocking insists no endorsement without the form. The four Country Party MPs Paterson Gibson and others facing re election threaten to split the party if a satisfactory reconciliation is not found.
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Melbourne
Wadera
Bidney
Vittoran Party
A Hocking
Country Pay
Mery
Paterson
Gibson
Accieitant
Aha Benatar Engic
Queensland seats loom large in merged party bid
Fragmented text reports political maneuvers in Australia with references to Queensland seats and party leadership figures. Mentions of Parliament adjournment, government plans, and an upcoming conference in Melbourne with officials from South Australia and Tasmania attending.
Aboriginal whipping ordered by circuit court
Linuenm inquired court ordered an Aboriginal to receive a 20 stroke whipping. Herbert William Miller charged at Yarreban mission station with a serious offence. counsel sought mercy. The judge noted guilty plea and ordered four years imprisonment with whipping. Miller to be flogged with feathered straps and bound until completion.
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Linuenm
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Dlustee
Herbert William Miller
Yarreban Mmion
B.“Sherman
Alent
Timn
Ian
Late Mr James Dunnet Nation remembers long service in region
Obituary notes the death of Mr James Dunnet of 9 Gorkha and his long ties to the area. References to his work with local papers the Clarence Argonaut and Watering Ruy are noted, with mentions of residence near the Macinilip River and Lismore in years past.
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Wiliso
James Dunnet
Rivers Jourysuit
al BL Kilda
William Central
Queensland
Dulngt
Willlhe
Macinilip
Public speaking engagements announced for Quernshind and Soulhrome Duret
Notices indicate Soulhrome Duret will be in Ipswich and Quernshind in August and August 170, with arrangements to speak at Brisbane and Brisbane addresses for sale. The items outline speaking engagements and locations, including Ipswich, and list Brisbane as the linked venue.
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Brisbane
Ipswich
Moreton Campaign Committee Formed in July Meeting
A July meeting of Moreton supporters to inaugurate the Moreton campaign in connection with the Federal elections was held. Mr Francis addressed the gathering, with H G Simpson named president and various vice presidents including local officials. A campaign secretary was appointed and a program of meetings outlined.
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Defense
Mtr
J. Francis
WWE
Moreton Warmpaiyga
Brancis Sddresten
W Moreton
Countey National Bariy
Campalan
ThiWirh Ualderhian AT
Bleptien Fon
Miderman FT
Demand for Money in Wedding Feast Case
A man demanded 140 pounds to pay for a wedding feast, threatening his wife and family if not paid. The defendant, married weeks earlier, faced the charge in the Thalafal district, admitting an attempt to obtain funds from his father though he claimed the amount was for the feast.
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Gardenvele
Ana
Thalafal
Opperman Tackles Cycling Record Start
Melbourne July 18 Bruce Gmail manager for Hubert Opperman announced the Lands End to John o' Groats record attempt began this morning. Opperman left Lands End aiming to average a high pace, with early estimates suggesting a speeds around 9 miles per hour and the full journey expected to take several days.
Team Conductor Injured After Falling on Field
A team conductor suffered a back injury after a fall yesterday afternoon at the field. The incident left him with a probable back injury as medics assessed his condition on site.
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Brett Benen
Aingle
Walle Pak
Mara Ie
Pref
Nyien
Sane
City Congregational Church Service Notes and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places associated with City Congregational Church events. Reads like a parish notice including attendees Beeh Wolson So Hanwitk and Beeh Wolson, with references to a date and location. Details are garbled but indicate a church gathering or service with attendees and a time.
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Wolson
So Hanwitk
Bayage
British Trade Figures Show Mixed Monthly Trade
British trade data for the month shows exports totaling 1,172,000 with imports around 919,000 in varied categories. The report lists sectors such as food, machinery, rubber, woollens, and chemicals with multiple currency figures and sector names, indicating a broad but uneven trade balance.
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WSS Bethe
Vehussen
Dedogsee
Message about new mail service and transport plan
A garbled notice outlines a new mail for New South Wales route via Sydney to New Guinea. It mentions a machine to be quoted by Bic and a schedule change with departures on July 25 and related adjustments in crews and lanes.
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Sydney
New Guinea
Bic
Patna
Torres! Strait
Chilled beef shipments reported amid markets
Canberra reports describe shipments of chilled beef and frozen mutton with price trends and supply concerns. The note highlights lighter lamb weights, rising demand for higher quality carcases, and the impact of a meat shortage on store stocks and prices from the prior year.
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Canberra
Sical
Sania
Orm
Hugher Hana
Aveady
Esmiai
Gradual Transfer To New System Warns Of Slower Meat Trade
Melbourne reports the British government decision to end subsidies for chilled meat may affect Australian exports. Mr W Allie MLC notes no sudden price changes but expects a cautious transfer to a new system. He warns shipments could slow and consumer prices may rise, while the next steps depend on subsidy policy and homegrown meat prices.
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Melbourne
Rennin
W Allie
Ailiss
Brrth
Roulier
Frozen Australian Meat Exports Reported Value Surplus
The Minister for Commerce reports that frozen beef lamb butter and pork exported from Australia during the current year totaled 15.06,300 with a surplus of £140,538 over the previous year. Details of exports include meat from various regions and sources such as Russia and Canada, highlighting the trade balance and commodity types.
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A. Biewart
Amtralien
Ussip
Micttanstoen
Evn Poetens Sc
Miner Nearly Severed in Mine Accident at Balgoorl ie
At Balgoorl ie July 1 miner Wilkine 34 of Broad Arrow Road Yule favorite employed at the North Jeal mine died when a cage incident in the shaft caused him to be crushed between the wall and cage hesitating body later described as badly mutilated. Two other miners escaped serious injury though one suffered a severing blow. The accident disrupted operations as the Northern Co operative Mine Company considers safety measures and potential stoppages as directors meet.
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Balgoorlie
Wittias
Wilkine
Broad Arrow Road
Yule
JeAlwil
Dolden
W Onge
Balgach
Eqsteins
G. M
Wilkins
Lowe
Vabino
Strangemenia
Shouilers
Co-operative
Fia Og
Inguy
Malaria Outbreaks Strain Torres Strait Communities
Reports describe malaria epidemics hitting the Torres Strait area with multiple outbreaks among inhabitants. A missionary priest in charge and local officials faced mounting casualties as fever spread, prompting medical visits and calls for timely doctor interventions to save lives.
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Torres Strait
Ray
England
Torres Strait Tamés
Borie
Elkbon
Bath
Australian Film Quota Debate in Victoria
Melbourne reports the Victorian government considering a five to ten year plan to require Australian films to make up 1 to 15 percent of screenings. Cabinet supports the move to safeguard domestic cinema against foreign competition and protect Livy Australian industry. The decision follows consultation with Chief Secretary Macfarlan and reflects broader concerns about film interests.
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Victorian
Melbourne
Binte Cabinee
Victoria
Teachea
Aciion
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