Commonwealth Air Navigation Regulations Announced
The Prime Minister announced new Commonwealth air navigation regulations to unify and extend safety rules for passenger services, wireless equipment on aircraft, and licensing of public transport carriers. First effect is October 1, with Commonwealth and state cooperation urged to ensure nationwide adoption.
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Prim
Lyons
Commonwealth
Atotes
Civil Aviation Board
Austen D
Victorian team welcomed at Canberra football station by officials
A large gathering greeted the Victorian featherers at Canberra railway station yesterday. Mr J Mulrooney, president of the Cynherrs Lasolle, hosted the Victorian delegation and praised Coober Heal’s reception, while West Ocean representatives from New South Wales and Queensland prepared for the anticipated exhibition of code. Mr McDonald said the team’s form was strong and will train at Manuka Oval at 1:50 this morning as they seek success on the field.
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Canberra
Baliwrey
Am Wissel
Westoewn
New Soauth Wales
Aunel
Chinas
McDonald Salis
Wiel
Ubelo
Mir
Manuka Oval
Assault on Native at Sturt Creek Station Convicted
Mr PF Wilkinson manager of Sturt Creek cattle station 128 miles from Hall's Creek was convicted today of assaulting Albert Bradshaw of the aboriginal camp. Wilkinson fined costs and Bradshaw jailed 12 months after alleging three whip strikes. Wilkinson claimed provocation from Bradshaw's ill treatment of natives. magistrate rejected provocation as a defense.
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Perth
PF. Wilkinson
Sturt Creek
Hall's Creek
Albert Bradshaw
Wilkinson
Bradshaw
Fox Terrier Day Report in Queanbeyan
A garbled notice from Queanbeyan lists a Fox Terrier Day event with a black and white dog, a green ecaller, and a name plate. It mentions G. A. Melnnes and a phone number 202, with reference to a Wheel eight weeks and Willie Cyele Deputy.
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G. A. Melnnes
Queanbeyan
Willie Cyele
Yampi Sound Tariff Clash With Japanese Ore Plans
Australian ministers denied plans to use tariff barriers to block Yampi Sound ore deposits by Japanese interests. They said action would only occur in a national emergency, noting no change since March 5 and that ore shipments to foreign markets were not objected to.
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Yampi Sound
Australia
Yampi
Great Britain
Property Sales Rise in Queanbeyan Amid Deals
Numerous Queanbeyan property transactions mark a strong rise in values. Woolger and Sons sold W F Clitthells block on Monaro Street to await modern business premises. Dent of Canberra sold Sacagio block near Queanbeyan Post Office to J L Dent. Hien’s Monaura Street property bought by Mrs C W North. Woodger and Sons note several attractive house sales in recent days.
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Moses
T. E. Woolger and Sons
W. EF. Clitthells
Monaro Street
Wo Smeagh
J. LL Dent
Canberra
V. Sacagio
Monara Street
John Hien
Monaura Street
Ww. J. Gibbs and Co
W. North
Megra
J. Woodger and Sons
Royal Family Departs for Balmoral by Train
The King and Queen with the young Princesses left London by train for Balmoral this evening. Earlier, His Majesty visited a camp at Southwold, addressing 404 boys from public schools and YMCA works, before heading north with the royal party.
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London
Qindon
Balmoral
Bealianed
Paris
Poke
York
Trade Surplus Marks New Year in Meritime Markets
In a report from the Collectors of Customs across various States Australia opened the year with a favourable trade balance of £146,000. The minister for Trade noted the positive figures as a sign of improving external commerce.
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Austinlin
Collectors of Customs
Australia
Ming for July trade figures show deficits and surplus
The July report notes Imperia was fined 4,086,000 while experts from Mistealia were listed as worthy by a commission. The trade balance shows a deficit of 2,009,000 sterling for the period.
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Ming
Imperia
Mistealia
Teen
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