Planes Canberra Club meeting and sale event
An account of a Friday evening gathering for the Planes Canberra Club where 40 new boys heard an address by Ester Ohana and a demonstration of aeronautical topics. The report notes an upcoming competition on August 13 and a later weigh-in deadline at 6 o clock. Silk fabric sale items and cooking demonstrations were advertised with usual and sale prices. Weight rules are not to apply for the meet, and items will be accepted at the ground after checking credentials.
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Ester Ohana
Hoyas
Gil- Lennie
Nest
API
Ann Eaitéler
Paalilge Xoente
Asie ‘Siubeorigiund
Hutantrias
Donine
Sydney
Rockdale
New Zealand War Book Outlines National War Planning
The Prime Minister introduces a government war book intended to guide all involved in wartime planning and administration. It describes the structure of the ministry departments and their roles, emphasizing orderly narration and centralized preparation for potential hostilities.
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Wellington
le Tn
Ravage
Blake Tha
Stayiro
Nave
Ion Mpl
Texahder
Wipni-Wite
Nedensaty
Ruudell
Segulations
Artilly Prinish
Aik
Mamens
Narromine Mystery: Falls, Trials At Dubbo Court
Fragmented Reuters style notes describe a man falling into a well near Narromine and a court session at Dubbo involving Albert Adams, Marod Wallags Mynty, and others. The report mentions a body recovered, a sleep-deprived witness, and a staged incident near the Macquarie River. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but center on a murder inquiry, a missing body, and ongoing testimonies.
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Dubbo
Macquarie
Albert
Property Sales Secret Under Coercive Act Trial
A report from Sydney describes enforcement actions under the Bee vet Gamuriessiniy Act, naming estate agents Kwrlwiank Wassonitured Ur ented ima and alleging a 12 month good behvaiour requirement. The information alleges Pearue paid Ivan Halle £7 on May 18 as part of a scheme to sell property in Bexley for £820, with funds passed to Raine.
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Sydney
Beevet Gamuriessiniy
Pio Suowian
Ube
Albert Barce
Traybouy
Bexley
jPageve
Nelil
Raine
Prisoner to Appeal London Defense Report
The Daily Mail reports a London case where convicts connected to Parkhurst scenes face criminal appeals. Seven men linked to forging one-pound notes were remanded, with Sir Frederick Warddin overseeing proceedings.
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London
Sunaay
Parkhurst Gant
Brisbane
Notley
Frederick Warddin
Janita Affleck
Uni
Nail
Grol
Digestive Distress and Care in a Medical Note
A garbled medical note describes abdominal pain nausea vomiting and headaches after eating. It mentions palpitation rapid pulse and possible indigestion with recommended rest and a physician’s intervention. The text cites a physician named Dr Marwe and suggests remedies for digestive discomfort.
Flemington Stock Sale Report From Sydney Market
Morning at Flemington stock yards shows 40 000 sheep and cattle yarding with mixed quality. Wethers quoted 12 to 37 pounds, ewes 12 to 24, bullocks 6 to 12, cows 4 to 11 pounds. Beef cattle priced around 35 to 40 shillings per 100 pounds.
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Sydney
Flemington Slegarde
Fhursday
Inmbe
Fraud alleged Skating Manager charged in court
Sydney police charged Jamon Charles Bendrodt, 48, and Woss Clarke, 80, with conspiring to defraud the skating palace Ltd. of money. Bendrodt on bail, alleged employee imbalance of wages and sips totaling £55. Clarke to appear in court tomorrow.
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Sydney
Jamon Charles Bendrodt
Line Wee
Woss Clarke
Cheml Ail
Tor Wkating Palais Ltd
Matey
Bendreatt
Mt 110
Bendredtteakt
Maccu
Rost Clarke
Leruimurer
I Palais Uie
Wee
Central Police
Bennvedt
Airplane tests cooled by electric heat for smooth flight
Reported test of a new aircraft wing system faced weather and instrument challenges. Officials noted improved performance after electric heating prevented fuel and carburetor icing. Minister for Civil Aviation praised the test and the plane’s capabilities.
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Letbavene
Canberra
Falvbalrnus
Jeo
Waiuaita
Custody Granted in Melbourne Orphan Case
A judgment in Melbourne grants custody of Pauline Murdoch to her mother’s guardians after dispute with Protestant relatives of the father and Catholic relatives of the mother. The court directed the child’s upbringing, travel arrangements, and the guardian’s authority, noting the father died intestate and custody hinges on the mother’s guardianship.
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Melbourne
Joules Anyun-Duffy
Banus Court
Pauline Murdoch
Cathotts
Ner Winther
Xenecayne
Ahoukt
Perjury Proved in Supreme Court Case Yagwell
Milas Yagwell swore she had £37 when records showed £4000 in bank. The case ties to a grant to her grandmother and issues of falsified statements. Lions and Beelong Lowlay details unclear, with a Hermite plea and subsequent bond.
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Wydney
Monnay- Lion
Jane Yagwell
Beeslong Lowlay
Dalse
Bolind Avar
Supreme Court
Milas Yagwell
Russon
Obituary: Lydia Brown of Dalton district dies at 60 years
Lydia Brown, lifelong resident of the Dalton district, passed away at home on Monday at her fortieth year? The obituary notes her long service to the community, her late parents Thames Southwell and Mie, and her involvement with local church. She leaves a large family including daughters and sons and was remembered for kindness and gracious hospitality. Funeral held Wednesday at the Methodist section of the Ta ton cemetery with Rev. I AR Taytor officiating.
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Laurel Com
Chaltem
Bits
Lydia Brown
Dalton
Jamney
Benjelie Brown
Atta
Mand
Har
Brow
MaWere
Malu
Cain
Thomas
Ballons
Same
Purkenbouyne
Wollonging
Share
Daleton
Miu
Mary Brown
Mina Ada Brown
Ghiong
Mise
Beatrice Rown
Weenday
Taton
Public Service Notes on Canberra officers and exemptions
The report outlines structure and staff distribution among the Commonwealth public services. It details permanent officers, exempt and temporary groups, and the impact of reclassifications, retirements, and dismissals across departments such as Defence and Interior. It notes 287 fewer staff than the previous year, with 6,027 at the Portmaster-General's Department and 2,261 in the Interior, plus 13 percent appeal outcomes and promotions totaling 8,212.
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Betingu
Ganett
West
Department of the Interior
Canberra
Treasury
Department of Commerce
Frey
Ani Pak
Department of the
Defence Department
Une
Ue Health Department
Barment
Australla
Saminister
Wiruttenaes
Police Conference Brisbane Debates National Security Roles
A Brisbane police conference outlines topics to discuss including the Police Superintendent General Lasparlamenic, alert systems, and co operation with the Defence Department. It covers aliens, national emergency planning, police work, and intergovernmental circulation of investigative methods.
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Brisbane
Vyalty
Aviegaten
Jewland
Palle
Ihaivedory
Gantérense
Angelrints Alleuaus
Calabilauraent
Eral Druye
Rig Tines
Sugor Tiniaan
Lie Naval Ne
New
False Report Chef to Face Trial in One Court
William Jancis Ray, 41, faced trial on a public nuisance charge after police reported he claimed he was robbed by two men. Evidence showed Ray admitted the statement was untrue and alleged he was owed money. The court adjourned as details were presented.
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Musa
Jakr
Thomas Robinyson
Utd
Wien
Bartley
Wink Wits Ness
Rupert Rershaw
Eshley
Lidcombe Wy Bok
Januey
Tchad King
William James Hawley
Mona
Burromine Gn
William Jancis Ray
Oly
Ray
Fon
Wie
Mien
Araxehedt
Taxation Reform Debate in New Zealand Parliament
An article outlines a proposed complete overhaul of the tax system discussed by Parliament. It notes statements by ministers and MPs, mentions a committee investigating compliance, and references public reaction and potential transformation of taxation policy during the session.
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Dretensension
Barliament
Aber
Sevage
Enon
Evrard
Ferkape
Seewaaey
Rentice
Kb Gee
Tenia
Plane Encountered Storm Over Baltic Route
A Dutch plane traveling from Binge pore to the Kadt Socom struck a violent storm en route. The incident disrupted the journey as crew and passengers faced dangerous weather. Official receptions in Dutch and Latin were reported amid the turmoil.
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Sidney
Balagaty
Arch Normhop Panicg
Bingepore
Kadt Socom
Durin Witch
Athe Neat
Anrrie
Thy
Pannoy
Mello' Sd Fem
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