Australian appeals to the Privy Council debated
The article discusses the Commonwealth constitutional relationship and the right of appeal from Australian courts to the Privy Council. It notes historical limits set in 1844, evolving Australian nationalism, and arguments about modern travel speed affecting appeal pathways.
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High Court
Privy Council
Vietie
Dayal
Actant Apyetil
Commonwealth
Lucia
United
Ugdalong
Smpuitanre
Hriten Chimmanwrale
Privy Couinett
Pikhert
British Commonwealth
Apperin
Funeral arrangement notice for relatives of Sy and Sera
The relatives of Sy and Sera and James Geccalliowh are holding a funeral service starting at 3 p.m. at the Church of England Cemetery on Snowford Street. The event is arranged by Manager 4 and will be at Lad ARD A, 112 Crawford Street.
Mothercraft Plans Progress At Canberra Community Centre
The Department of the Interior requests priority for planning Mothercraft and preschool buildings at Amalie and New Griffith community centres. Canberra reports show 20 percent increase in centre use, with Sisters visiting and new accommodation to support Mothercraft services. Officials aim to extend and improve facilities across Narralundah O'Connell Wall rural areas, Canberra Emergency Mourekkeeper Service notes and ongoing funding discussions to support home-based care and staff.
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Department of the Interior
Department of Works and Housing
Pro Persd
Amalie
New Griffi
Mt Tadly
Abe
Ate Bell
J. Bare
Fem
Mra
Medien
Moehbay
Hk Iita
A.C
Maa
Aemond
Narralundah
Ain Wall
Sn Levety
Mriminiatert
Funlding C.B.H
Canberra
Nana
Waratah Triumph Over Old Canberra In Men's Hockey
Waratah defeated Old Canberra in a men's hockey exhibition, building a lead early and fending off late pressure. Key players Allen, Shedkev, von Radeliffe and others starred for Waratah, while University and Northern factions provided close contests in the event, with several substitute appearances shaping the fixtures.
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Rockey
Tata
Allen
Netosa
Ana Efmane
iAtlon
Lalu
Ebedievs
Oka Skabers
Rane
Nik
Waratanx
Shedkev
Von
Radeliffe
Alle
Hilemine
Wet Holmes
Brett Ag Mer Bok Fubra
Menee
Severs
Hs Mwatch
Fry
Shirore
Nevins
Phayere
University Tweenta Cft
Meher
Bier Hie
Dunn
Starkey Wand Adama
Nome
Watrou
Rarwon
Ae Dumtrogn
Rapton
Veneta
Puaskg
Tit
Wivate Warmas
Waretans
Gurr Vaniee
Taylor
Sor
Warauihs
Parkas
Ralc
Are
Mente
Ani
Werntaha
Desde
Cogpan
Mar
Riot
Foothill
Queanbeyen
Ead
Barkan
University
Difratt
Eid
Willanie
Stunston
Ary
Youth Remanded for Vagrancy Case in Central Court
Merman Vincent Hawke aged 24 was remanded for 16 days by Mr FC Geren RM at the Caneberra Curt on Saturday. The charge involved insufficient Irene at Windart and reflects a vagrancy case heard in local court.
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Merman Vincent
Hawke
FC Geren
Caneberra
Wrestler Dethroned in Mewenslic Stadium Bout
Sydney Bundoy faced a setback as he suffered a painful match at Mewenslic Stadium. Grable reportedly defeated Jonny Doon, ending a stretch of competition that left Doon unable to continue. The bout drew attention for its tense moments and the crowd at hand.
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Sydney
Bundoy
Theron
Grable
Senerie
Tun
Iain Wreetling
Maton
Hendt
Phiwe
Bette
Rey
Mewenslic
Weather observations and wind report for Cane and Halliday region
Weather report from Cane and Halliday with temperatures around 45 degrees in the morning and 44 forecasts, wind directions mainly NW to N with gusts up to 24 mph, rainfall near zero and humidity around 33 percent. Includes notes on rainfall, temperature trends, and barometric readings, with references to meteorological station Beirbalen and dated observations for Ene 24.
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Cane
Halliday
Bok
Canwetna
Huuramueter
Wiaximnura
Cempere Inova
Imiainium
Beirbalen
North Wen
Merino Cross Sheep Breeding Plan with Hampshire Down
The report outlines crossing Merino with Hampshire Down to improve wool and meat traits. Reference notes suggest export origins from Australia and movement to Victoria, with plans to breed Merinos and possibly jade hybrid stock. Details appear garbled but imply a large scale aims and weight considerations.
Friday Deadline Extended for Tax Returns
Sydney reports Deputy Commissioner of Taxation J Hughes announced Friday that the deadline for tax returns has been extended to Friday. He noted the extension aids people affected by irregular train services and rural travel difficulties.
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Sydney
J) Hughes
J Hughes
Iine
R L Team for NZ R L Team for NZ
A terse list of rugby league players for New Zealand with names scattered and no coherent narrative readable from the OCR fragment. The readable names include Maw wingera and several others, but the text is largely garbled with many illegible segments and placeholders.
Two Wounded by One Bullet at Ayonty Incident
A man and his wife were injured early Sunday near Ayonty after a rifle discharged during a dispute. Police report say the weapon struck Mr. and Mrs. Rawtell, with one suspect charged with intent. Local authorities pursue further statements as the investigation continues.
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Ayonty
Bidiot Ak Te Hain
Northmead
Ay Rawtell
Mre
Rawtell
Loin
Rte
Lem
Snather
Downie
Seuilie
The
Coal Strike Refuels Tensions as Miners Back Work Rights
Coal strike tensions flare in Muswellbrook and Angleton with miners threatening action over pay and conditions. Court hearings loom as authorities aim to resolve strikes and keep essential mining operations running.
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Muswellbrook
Angleton
Tom Wralen
Auetraifen Ag
Ad Unit
Ammramine Atrwhcomaes Mining
Cessnock Rank and File Set to Discuss Strike
A drifty local notice reports a special meeting in Cessnock this afternoon. Alderman Neat and Ald Newt are named in connection with union talks while teachers' federation figures are cited as potential participants.
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Cessnock Rank and File
Peter Bonen
Trasnock
Ald
Gana Inna
Federstinn
Rane
Navy to carry coal if unions refuse
Government plans to use coal from LBW open cuts to meet navy needs. Ministers expect sustained production and will distribute coal to alleviate civilian supply during a general strike risk.
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NAVY
Unite of the
Royal Ausfosliany
Ube
Thermay
Owen
Tn Pentea
Thornton Tells Delegate He Knows Where Money Lies
Thornton addresses delegates amid a party dispute over funds and leadership. Sydney Amectiie reports Midland and regional groups backing a shift in national and branch secretaries, with Newcastle and Sydney factions attending the meeting.
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Thornton
Delegate
Ad-P
Wettarine
ALP
Fron Kewenath
Aydney
Lithgow
Port Kerbs
Éleete MF Uh
Newcastle
Thorton
Fainers
Bydney
Ray
Alan
Pontine
Fey
Eriay
Ryder
Bev
Soramine
Neweastir
No Early Hope for U S Wool Purchases Rebound
Fragmented OCR report describes uncertain prospects for renewed American wool buying. The text references Australian wool exports, government plans, and fabric demand, noting officials foresee a possible wait and cautious market signals. The garbled material mentions wardrobe needs and policy discussion without clear names or dates.
Bowls President Appeals For More Players
The Bowls club faces a membership push at a regular meeting with enduring talk of enlarging the electorate and installing amenities. Key figures like Mr Turner urged broader participation while noting active members and strict limit on membership and a forthcoming election of officers and committee.
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Erernal
Conberre
Koe
Wi -T
Bern
Portal
Momisershipy
A Wil Bf
Wnt
Sibieli
Eli Brune
Mirtner
J.C. Tickner
Faulta
Tickner
Patton
Dr. JA. James
Menarn
V. F Turner
Airack
Walt
Mowe
TF Hlanerick
Me AC Chalten
Xmissant
Canberra Club Seeks New Clubhouse for Members
The Canberra Bowls Club held its annual meeting with 120 attendees led by acting president St W. Miloa. The committee proposed a site rejection and a panel to select new premises while preparing for future competitions and club governance.
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Canberra
St W. Miloa
Saat Am Jaan
Rextelct
Shane Te Gres
Ray
Taper
Menting
Trewming
Wes Thevatanh
Persident
Ske
W. Mien
Moanra
Pata
Hoye
OH Cooper
Longing
Propson
Urenaures
Dreams
Wullistane Ai Retary
Mr. LE
Alain
Commit Nee
Men
Two Women Die in Car Crash Near King’s Cross
A crash killed two women, aged 27 and 25, near King’s Cross. A third passenger, 97, suffered facial injuries while and another rider sustained abrasions as emergency services responded.
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Mamas
Commonwealth Spends £18 Million on Education
The Commonwealth allocates substantial funds to education, with estimates around £18 million. The Prime Minister and ministers discuss expansion, new universities, and the aim to improve access and training, noting annual enrolment of about 72,000 students and the need for sustained investment.
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Commonwealth
Shiey
Anastalia
Tassetine Austratian Educational
Tutharitien
Caie
Aldine
Pudho
Eommanceatin Gaaiata Stout
Fiat Belena Pro
Kiandra Wins Balmain Cup in Snow Sports Calamity
Kiandra clinched the Balmain Cup in a snow sports event amid a troubled meet at Mt Franklin. Conditions were poor, only a handful from Candrer trovieport and Canberra Alpine Club teams competed. Kiandra's David Dakin presided as guest of federation while Dagny Coleman set fastest downhill time of 46 seconds, with Kiandra athletes placing across events.
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Ringatre
Baterin Cup
Annaal
Bouthery Pualriche
Sit
Franklin
Werksent Winndys Parrawly
Nyne
Eanberr
Poama
Ungenidiar
Itr
Fuingendore Haa
Sparta
Turmit
Seni Tide
Mt. Prantlinandra
Hd Beate
Elim Jindahyne
Kiandes
Taneres
Dagny Coleman
Hortus
Indy
Linda
Tatyne
Hlanlingtsa
Choma
Canna
Boatel
Canberra
Pilot Arrested for Illegal Gold Exfort in London Angers Court
A pilot involved in an alleged piracy case was arrested after a plan to fly a precious gold belt worth over 250 pounds was foiled. The seizure occurred at a Central Police Station where investigators charged the individual with theft and piracy. The report also notes a medical update on Martin Chane Pelle and his treatment progress.
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Rydney
Sanday
Maton
Ruthanil
Bolind
London
Alleagiore
Calcutta
Central Polies
Ditu
Artord Crieph
Recovenin
Zurich
Sunda
Martin Chanepelle
Arab Israeli Talks Progress Amid Lausanne Confusion
Fragments of a report indicate ongoing Arab-Israeli negotiations in Lausanne with references to proposed concessions and counter demands. The text mentions an offer, acceptance thresholds, and disputed points, but readability is limited by OCR errors.
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R. E. Clark F.I.C. Optometrist
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Pines
Mothercraft Society
Waratah Down
Canberrans
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Auetralia
Victoria
Pulding
R.L
Chubehill
Jenves
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Medan
Hewke
MefoCey
Johnston
Ove
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LL Cowles
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Nsw
Noconalem de Belin
Heanwen
N.Y
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Uiskere
U.S
Murray
Avustratia
America
Vcda
Canaan
BOWLS
Kiandra
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Tagets & Hod
Raven Speaker
Mtn. i
Grom
Agerteurel
England
Mroulay
Perry
Mitory Pe
Ora Pitnean
Lausanne
Ston Bowande
Norlement
Dave
Mararthue
Eraiels
Gapanone
Coromatmniei
EAP
Awntney Feltak
United State
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