Poisons Act Debate At NW Pharmaceutical Society
Thursday the Secretary of the Pharmaceutical Society of NW criticised the Poisons and Pharmacy Act. He cited strychnine sold freely for pest destruction as evidence the act protects the public poorly. The existing regulations on poisons and older powers were deemed weak and needed new legislation to strengthen the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
The
Pharmaceutical Society of NW
Jastelow
Tr Im
Periiamonul
Unclear fragmentary letters and brand mentions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sheep brands such as Wattle Valley and Majurg, plus names A. K. Corkhill R. Tully Mata James and letters via Queanbeyan. Ambiguous items include Mata James Aire and Iberra. No coherent event or date available.
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Wattle Valley
Majurg
A. K
T A
Corkhill
Queanbeyan
R. Tully
Wentri
T. Ustits
Mata James
Aire
Y. Iberra
C W A Activities in Queanbeyan
At a CW A meeting in Queanbeyan the group outlined Baby Health Attendances for the month and noted receipts from a jumble sale. Proceeds will be used to aid district mothers and patients needing hospital treatment, with ongoing support for metropolitan patients and homes during winter. The event underscored CW A work and relief provided in the season.
Wheat marketing and price reform for Australian farmers
The article argues for an orderly wheat marketing system through a farmer-controlled pool to secure a home consumption price aligned with Australian conditions. It criticizes past government controls and warns that without a coordinated wheat pool the consumer bears bread costs while producers suffer, hindering recovery and wage prospects.
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Australia
Arketing
Auatt
Turf Conference Taxation Sparks NSW Racing Reform Talks
At Tattersalls Tonight racing men split on taxation and betting impacts. Representatives from five country clubs push for reforms while calling taxation a major burden. a New South Wales Racing Progress Association is formed to promote welfare of racing. Sir Hugh Denison urges a united advisory body and notes initial broadcasting concerns.
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Sydney
Broshamting
Tattersall
South Coat
Racing Amociatiom
Nita
Ttwae
New South Wales Racing Progress Association
Australian Jockey Club
Metropolitan Proprietary Clubs
Hugh Denishe
New South Wales
Willams
Western Districts Racing Association
F. Ki
Riley
Far South Coast Racing Association
Newcastle
Noonan
Western Districta
A.C
Mir Hugh Denison
Civic Cafe Tenders Nearing Final Decision
Arrangements are being finalised for tearing the Government liquor cafe at Civic Centre with the successful tenderer expected to be announced next week. No decision yet on Hotel Canberra return. Mr A F Kayban accepted Kingston Cafe manager role for owner W F McGrath. licence transfer hearing set for August 27.
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Civic Centra
Canberra
W. F. McGrath
New Ambulance Taken Over by Fire Brigade
The Canberra ambulance waggon arrived this week and is under Fire Brigade control with first aid instruction from Health Department officers. The medical officer Dr Bude and other honorary physicians assist as it becomes part of hospital services next month. The vehicle features modern construction and cream finish.
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Canberra
Mem
Aera
OM Cera
Health Department
renMlent
Bude
Medicon
Hostit Department
Department of the Interior Transport Section
Hospital Board of Management
Obituary of Mrs E Hobbs at St Johns Cemetery
Funeral for the late Mrs. Mobbest Hobbs drew many relatives and friends to St Johns Cemetery yesterday. Archdeacon Robertson officiated with chief mourners listed as F Hobbs, Gomaari family of Forbes, A Gossard brothers, H Hobbs, Mrs. Hobbs, McAllister, A Brown of Gaige Crewe, and numerous Southwell and Routhwell relatives along with T Sharp, T Ald, Gilleaple, and H Jones among pallbearers.
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Mobbest
Bt. John's Cemetery
Archdeacom
Robertson
F. ‘Hobs
Gomaari
Forbes
A. Gossard
Forber
H. Hobbs
Min. Hobba
McAll
A. Brown
Gaige Crewe
Moir Guadarvo
Southwell
A. Southwell
W. Routhwell
Mra
Oiltenple
Mesers
T. Sharp
T. Ald
Gilleaple
H- Jones
Menara, A
F. C. Mouthwell
H. Jona
T. Reid
Giant Python Prepares Meal Amid Curious Scene
A fragmented report describes a giant python gathering its meal including a duck as observers note the snake’s interest in food while it prepares to cast its skin, signaling a shedding cycle amid an unusual feeding moment.
Acting Treasurer F G Casey Improves After Illness
A fragment reports the Acting Treasurer Mr F G Casey showing slight improvement after recent attacks of influents. He remains confined to his home at Truntroon and cannot be expected to leave for several days.
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F. G. Casey
Heele Sill
Truntroon
Billets Sought for Interstate Youth Football Carnival
Canberra organizers appeal to residents to billet 35 visiting boys for a multi-state carnival ending August 31. Committee plans include civic reception, tours of Canberra and nearby country areas, and transport arrangements. Aiming to house all visitors in private homes to avoid boarding houses, the effort hinges on local volunteer hosts and city arrangements.
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Ganberra
Canberra
Ctlrena
Victorte
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Toa
Messrs
G. 5B
Knows
W. Rees
Superannuation Board
Je L Mulrooney
H. J. Filahle
Telopea Park School
Lenehan
Curtiody
St. Christopher's School
Kennard
Federa
Cott River
Uee
Colter
Cara
Albert Hall
Ppm
Prioo
Lyona
T. Pater~ton
Sir Jaase Isaacs
Teloper Park School
Rugby League Canberra Selection At Queanbeyan Sunday
The Canberra rugby league team, led by T Gribble and Wi Butterfield, is chosen to represent Canberra again at Burrows, Queanbeyan on Sunday. A North City lean selection at Mo Longly Queanbeyan on Monday includes O Makin J McNamara M Free Ballantyoe N Southwell B Hawke A Makin J Boyd J Maadama tenp twint E Johnston T Collins J Rhephers G Grant T Moynshen G Heston i Beton MW Battews. Players not available should advise the secretary to arrange transport.
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Eam
Canberra
Burrows
Queanbeyan
T. Gribble
Wi Butterfield
J. Speeing
Jes Grimes
O Byrne
O'Arien
H. Bladen
R. Moor Grant
North City
Molongly
O. Makin
J McNamara
M. Free Ballantyoe
N. Southwell
B. Hawke
A. Makin
J. Boyd
J. Maadama Tenptwint
E. Johnston
T. Collins
J. Rhephers
Grant
T. Moynshen
G. Heston
I. Beton
MW. Battews
Extensions to Queanbeyan Hospital Plan Rejected by Board
The Hospitals Commission proposed a new private ward block at Queanbeyan District Hospital with four single beds and a two bed ward, plus support rooms. The Board found the cost around £2000 unjustified and favored adding a second storey to create seven or eight extra beds, shelving the plan for three months. A resident medical practitioner appointment was urged.
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Queanbeyen District Hospital
Hospitals Commission
Board of Management
Tiwaw
Te ‘Wan
B. W. Hammond
A. C. Bowens
Eit‘ied
Hi J. HU
Messrs. Bowers
Abraham
Hammond
Measto
Bowers
Iil
Mesa
West
House
Aister A. Gibbm
Slater A. Mind
June Aister
Tte
D. R. West
Deane
Marjorie Grigg
Bister D. Heaton
Nursing
Atest
Slaters
Slater
Heaton
M Hinckeman
Beyan Hospital Board
Publi Word
ATS
Contemplated reductions to Guten on British imports
Cabinet to consider reductions on British imports amid a currency of likely formal action. Reports from Mr Lyons suggest Britain may remove existing restrictions on Beth goods. A preliminary survey shows limited impact, with possible extension of food exemptions. If approved, action could follow the September assembly of representatives.
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Yayush
Lime
Jon
Lyona
Lyons
Ioma Omma
Commonwealth
United
Kingdon
Australie
Howe A
Commons
University Dance Bright Social Highlight At Caubemy
Indications point to Canberra University students holding a dance tonight at Maguire Pavilion. Invitations extended to Lighter Sicilian members and younger locals are expected to attend. The Students' Social Committee plans music and decor to ensure a premier social occasion of the season.
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Caubemy University
OW ‘Maguire Tenia
Sawson
Sie Ian
T ‘x
Canberns
Tl Etudente
Ut University
Dental discovery at Bi nh Dental Association meeting
Amew allspiritian discovery may yield better denture tech at the conference. Drury of London praised Vulcanite for its potential in prosthetic teeth though still experimental. Dental groups have cooperated on its development since 1905, with material pending broader use.
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Binh Dental Association
D. B Drury
London
Dentai Laboratory
Feeseres
Ita
Duty On Crude Oil For Road Vehicles
The aviy of Hd. pee hydrorcarbon at and at Ot for rad veicles, comes tata for morrow, the tax wad Imposed In we Finance Act sanpart rota patent duty, in view 'of the I Fron patrumpee at yeni OO with heavy all emgledy ew LONDON, Thurwily, alee.
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Tata
Yeni
London
Thurwily
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Royal Mails
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Roend Rias Dexrllop & CO
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Canberra Times
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City
Phina
Sheep Brands
C.W.A
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Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited
Hunter Street
Copland Lethbidge
V. Douglass
Aaleemen
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
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Uxone
Herly
Civic Cafe Tenders
NEW Ambulance
Fire Brigade
E. Hobbs
London Zoo
Rugby League
Sarcherie
Queanbeyan Hospital
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