Parliament Debates on Public Service Petition and Art Unions
The discussion centers on a Public Service petition presented to the House bar and resisted by the Opposition. The Government argues limited funds require financial straightening and shared responsibility for public servants. The second bill targets Art Unions regulation amid 1200 applications, with funds used for educational or charitable purposes if not political.
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Moore
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Theodore
Lal
Art Unions
Eight Hours Art Union
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Ofas National
Railway commission appoints four officers for nationwide study
The Commission for Railways announced four officers will study railway and transport service nationwide. The move aims to educate the public on rail value amid motor competition, improve service, and refine organization and operations through field observations and models.
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Commis- Ganet For Railways
Railway5 & Transport Organization
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Archdeacon Boyce of Sydney A Life of Service Ends
Archdeacon Boyce a longtime Sydney Anglican leader, longtime temperance advocate and former Archdeacon, died after 77 years in Alstrahim and 62 years in ministry. Born 1844 in Tiverton Devon he endured a shipwreck on arrival in Australia and built and led multiple parishes including St Pauls Redfern and Pyrmont. He helped found the NSW Alliance and promoted old age pensions, earning the nickname father of Excise Day in Australia.
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Archdeacon Boyce
Alstrahim
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Devon
Sydney
Earl of Charlmont
Barwoo Heads
Peet Phillip
Georavs
Plas Fark
Alliance
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St Pukie
Redfern
Atherton Chamber Debates Central Location Status
At the Atherton Chamber monthly meeting officials decided to respond to the minister. The chamber stated Atherton is more central than previously suggested, asserting its advantageous position for regional connections.
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Weatherton
Ath- Chamber
Atherton
Australia in crisis over cost of living and wages
A parliamentary ministerial statement critiques Labor policy as despairing and suggests cuts in tariffs and reclassification to reduce living costs. The speaker warns wage reductions would harm workers unless living costs fall through tariff reform and retooling, urging state action to restore prosperity.
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Scullin
Ments
Wade
Eet
Australia
Notes From Millaa Millar Visit By Mr Aa Bunt
Notes recount a Millaa Millar visit involving Mr Aa Bunt and Mr Hust. The fragment mentions Fenty and an informal discussion, with unclear full names and context. The readable items point to a local visit or inspection and remarks by individuals named in the fragment.
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