Sydney Lottery Draws Include Dago and Birthday Syndicates
Lottery No. 1529 drawn today lists first prize 76238 for Dago syndicate R. McKenzie 145 Cleveland St Redfern and third prize 12706 Birthday Syndicate Mrs. Baker 72 Waters St Auburn, with other prizes and notices of future draws. Also an assortment of local ads for auctions, sewing machine repairs, and transport services across Canberra, Goulburn, and surrounding towns.
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Sydney
Prise
R. McKenzie
Cleveland Street
Redfern
Acces and
Pitas
B.J. Bow
Baker
Waters Street
Auburn
Arthur ‘Kendall
Ileralte
Enngonia
Two Men Burned as Petrol Drums Explode near Hobart
In Tasmania a truck crash on the Lyell Highway caused petrol drums to ignite, burning two men. One identified as B Hart of Hobart, the other unnamed. Hart’s twin brother, driving behind, could not assist before flames spread.
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Hobart
Italy
Lyell Highway
B. Hart
Hart Andy
Hart
Cabaret and tea garden planned for Cotter Reserve
The new Cotter River leasee, K C A R Lude, proposes a cabaret and tea garden at the Cotter Reserve. Lude, a two World War veteran, plans rustic furniture and tourist facilities with Department of the Interior support recognizing the site’s potential if properly managed. Improvements totaling thousands are under review after delays due to labour.
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Cotter
Lude
Lucie
Department of the Interior
Cotter River
Complaint about Burrinjuck Dam workers referred to commission
A report indicates a complaint regarding accommodation for workers at Burrinjuck Dam was referred today to a commission. Details mention the Conciliation Commissioner E J Kilpatrick and AWU concerns about work conditions and completion timelines.
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Sydney
Burrinjuck Dam
Tate
Indegal Commincion
Ar. A.w.sienamara
Aw.u. Ward
E. J. Kilpatrick
Ieee
Day Old Chicks By Air From Amalgamated Hatcheries
Bankstown Australia's Amalgamated Hatcheries offers limited numbers of day old RUR WL and Australorp chicks landed by air in Canberra. Chicks come from stock bred to restock Singapore and the Far East and are hatched under ultraviolet light to guard against disease. Parents are monthly inspected by veterinary officers, each chick accompanied by NAW health certificate. Chick rearing occurs in Ranketown at 4 am on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with delivery to Canberra before noon the following day.
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Amalgamated Hatcheries
Bankstown
N.8.w
Australia
Nip
Canberra
Tin
Singapore
Par East
Ranke Town
NSW Bar Increases Increase in Sydney Fares
The State Cabinet decided to raise bar rates with a small percentage cut in penalties and a modest rise in fares. The government expects only slight changes in overall prices and a minimal impact on the cost of living for Sydney residents.
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Sydney
Btate
Sonny Newcastly
Sands Defeats Bell in Sydney Title Bout
In Sydney Stadium tonight Dave Banda outboxed O'Nel Ell to win by knockout at 3 minutes 19 seconds of the second round. The 12 round bout saw Bell hurt while trying to mix with the champion and clinging to the ropes as the referee counted him out. Bell later claimed Banda was simply too good.
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Sydney
Tuonay
Sydney Stadium
Dave Banda
O'Nelell
Bell
Compensation for Typhus Case In Naval Outpost
A report notes compensation for a typhus case linked to a Bun serong naval outpost where fleas, rats, and contaminated conditions were present. Judge Marvell presided as the claim involved Cotton Sav i Reeves age three who contracted the disease.
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Marvell
Bunserong
Licensed clubs rely on Supreme Court ruling for liquor hours
Licensed clubs allied with the Registered Clubs Association plan to enforce liquor bar closing hours. Each club has donated five guineas to a defence fund. They will base litigation on a Supreme Court decision of 1880 that held renting club property to members and supplying liquor to members for payment is not a sale, if kept on club premises for consumption by members.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Truseet
Three Boys Charged With Arson After Escape
Three boys aged 12 to 14 who escaped a boys home several days earlier were arrested while having breakfast around a camp fire at Northmead. Police linked them to a fire that destroyed a school there yesterday. They appeared at Parramatta Court charged with arson break ing and entering and theft and were remanded to the Children's Court.
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Sydney
Northmead
Parramatta Court
Children's Court
Fire destroys Thoman furniture factory in East Tilin
Detectives probe early morning blaze that gutted a furniture factory owned by Mr. E R Thoman in East Tilin. Estimated damage 1500 pounds. A separate fire at Thoman's nearby home was put out by a wel l crew last Thursday amid mysterious circumstances.
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Sydney
E.R. Thoman
East Tilin
Fee
Mr. Thoman
Meat export trade forecast for the state
The minister stated that the meat export trade to the State would be worth between 60 and 40 million pounds this year. The pastoral industry was described as very valuable to the State, with the trade seen as a major economic factor for the year.
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Sydney
Tuenda
Wellington
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Wright
Pany
England
America
Gillette Lette Safety Razon Company OF Australia Pty.atd
Supney & Melhol
J. P. Wilson
Oreman St CB
B. Sitter
Melbourne
Street
North Ainslie
ROYAL
NAVY
Boamen
Sobers
Apeeance
Fltters & Tamers
Ondoance
Ffiadeamen
R.A.N
Naval
Bray
Baker Gardens
Ainslif
Mike
Singer Sewing Machine Co
EUSA
Auburn ST
Goulburn
Llan Woods
Kingston
Balen Avery
Allan Woods
Baeaves
Braidwood
Tuross
Walla
J. J. Lawler
Queanbeyand
Hallway
Remoufia
Alwaya Tn
Gutranter
Egardiner
Ainslie. Cry
George Pitt
Futuro
Woods
NAW
N.S.W
Sands
AIRE
Iciency
Wie
Vel
F van Minder
Wirsaw
Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain, Insurance & Agency CO. Limited
Woodgern & Calthope Limited
Brillisnt and Real Pond Company
McWilliam
Mnswilliam's Wines