Funeral for Sir Vine Warner Held at St Andrews Church
Melbourne oblique notes report the funeral of Sir Vine Warner, prominent transport minister and major figure in Merckin business, held at St Andrews Church in Trinityland. The ceremony honored his long service and influence in politics and industry.
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Ing Sr Penpye
Vine Warner
St Andrews
Tnalind
Virighteen
Arthur Aormer Min
Metcurne
Sundiy
Missing Hunter in Dense New Zealand Bush
In Invercargill on Tuesday police and searchers scoured South Island bush after a hunter, Jost Chrstienses, disappeared for five days. A $1 banknote part of a discovery clue was found, but rain and rough terrain halted the search.
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Invercargill
South Island
Mr .W
Irwin Reelection Bid Tangles with Liberal Faction
Sydney reports detail a muddled scene around Mr L Irwin reendorsed as Liberal candidate for Mitchell in the 1904 Federal Elections. Amid party wrangling and shifting plans, former Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies weighs in on succession and island issues while Dame Pattie Menzies signals a public stance. The piece captures a tense political atmosphere and questions of privacy after long public service.
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Sydney
Tursday
Mitchell Liberal Party
L. Irwin
Traum
Mitchell Bn
Whiniin
Menzies
Min
Starsatiyn
Robey Menzies
Robert
Pattie Menzies
Feu
Fume
Haverback
Tax men's salaries unjust says clerks union leader
Sydney reports the Public Service Board arbiter Mr E A Chambers fixed salaries for Taxation Department officers as unjust and outraging public conscience. Federation clerks union secretary Mr J Riordan claims large raises in the Commonwealth Public Service and vows action in defence of clerical staff.
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Sydney
Public Service Board
E. A. Chambers
Taxation Department
Federated Clerks’ Union
J. Riordan
Ansocine Hon
Commonwealth Pub Ihe Service
Cham
Riordan
Tovtay
Chanihere
Reid fined four hundred pounds in city court
Melbourne court records show former Reid Murray Group director Robert Wolstenholme Reid convicted after breaching the Victorian Companions Act. He was fined 400 pounds and given three days to pay. The case, heard with magistrate W Thompson presiding, drew remarks from Mr Riordan and other officials.
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Melbourne
Reid Murray Group
Stipendiary Magistae
W. Thompson
Robert Wolstenholme Reid
Reid
Liquor Cut Off At Lismore RSL Club
In Sydney and Lismore today the Justice union criticizes the ongoing beer supply dispute at the RSL Club. Secretary Mr W Rosen says 12 months of failed negotiations led to a decision to cut off all beer supplies, while the club’s bar remains open for employees and others on site.
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RSL Club
Lismore
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Justice Union
W. Rosen
Wwatie
Unwn
Infor Md
Grahon
Othe
Tocheye
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