Time and Money Taxi Passengers Lose Ride to Gosford
Six people were slightly hurt when a taxi en route to Gosford races swerved to avoid another car. It crashed through a fence, rolled 20 feet, and somersaulted. Norman Simpson of Surry Hills drove the taxi. The five women passengers had £100 to invest in a Gosford home and escaped serious injury. They found another car, but arrived a few minutes late as the horse had already won.
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Gooford
Txt
Norman Simpson
Surry Hills
Gosfard
Children Fancy Dress Dance Arrangements Made
Final plans set for next Friday evening event at 7 30 with a grand parade at 8 15 to judge costumes by Her Excellency Lady Tanace Lady Garvan and Mrs Critchley. Prizes donated by friends of the Girls Grammar School include theatre tickets and a serial viewing pass as top awards.
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Tanace
Garvan
Critchley
Grammar Echool
M. J. Moir
Capitol Theatre
National Football Preview: Acton and Eastlake Clash at Manuka
The article reviews upcoming football fixtures amid injuries and new players. Acton, Eastlake, Manuka, and other teams face key tests with permits tight and lineup adjustments. The piece highlights standout performers McCuat Parry Seton Morcombe and Hillman, plus notes on upcoming permits and Saturday matches Acton v Manuka and Bawtinks v Aipaire.
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Amalie
Goulburn
Eastlake
Acton
Manuka
Law
Toohey
Weale
McCuat
Samuels
Roy Seton
Herb
Balfe Gard
Ramage
Dinnerville
Rovin
Robbie
Morcombe
Hillman
Gandhi Ends Fast After Seven Days in Calcutta
Gandhi, exhausted and barely able to speak, drank honey and soda at 6 90 this morning in the presence of Congress followers after seven days of fasting. He lay in retreat at Warathanaganj in the Central Provinces yesterday, watched by Indian doctors who gave him water at intervals. He joined prayers led by Indian priests. His mood remained cheerful despite occasional nausea, and he bore the ordeal with fortitude.
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Calcutta
Gandhi
Congress
Warthanaganj
Central Provinces
Canberra Chamber backs rent relief and city infrastructure plan
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce urged the Department of the Interior to ease workers housing costs by adopting affordable ground rents, citing British housing schemes and health impacts. It also called for a low level bridge over the Molonglo River at Duntroon to enable rail expansion, gravitation water supply, revised telephone services within 150 miles of Sydney, and adjusted bus stops at Kingston.
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Canberra
Department of the Tntarior
Fround Rentala
Henty
Italy
Hemis
Shakespeare
W. G. Woodger
Pike
Court of Appeal
Henry
Duntroon
T. M. ‘Shakespeare
Mulonglo
Federal Territory
R. A. McKil Top
Per- Iins
Per- Kins
McKillop
Department of the Interior
Canbrra
Advisory Council of
Sydney
Queanboast
Kingston
Civic
NSW Railway
Driver Rescued by War Nurse After Burning Lorry Crash
Eric H. Pennell of Melbourne owed his life to Sister Madeline McCallum a war nurse who dragged him from a burning lorry after it overturned on a Preston street pulse. She smashed the windscreen and pulled him from the cabin. Pennell escaped with minor injuries including a wrist cut.
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Melbourne
Eric H. Pennell
Bouth
Madeline McCallum
Pennell
Preston
Bister
Collision on Lennox Crossing Bridge Blocks Traffic
A minor collision occurred yesterday afternoon on Lennox Crossing Bridge between Government omnibus and four cars driven by Norman Swan. Brakes on the car were found totally inefficient. Vehicles sustained mainly bumper damage and queues formed on both sides while police constables Perriman and Ivey investigated.
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Government Omnibus
Norman Swan
Lennox Crossing
Perriman
Ivey
Tin
Federal Capital Proms of Australia Tidy Publication Note
Printed and published by C J Shakespaare for the Federal Capital Proms of Australia, Tid, at the regis treced office of pn Mert Ayroat Braddon Cambernty.
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C.J. Shakespaare
Federal Capital Proms of Australia
Tid
Pn Mert Ayroat
Braddon, CaMbernty
Ill wind blows away £100 note in street incident
Mrs Fannie McMorrow withdrew £100 from Commonwealth Bank to cover expenses after her husband's death. She placed the money in a brown bag and walked toward the tram when a strong gust blew her hat away and she apparently dropped the bag with the money, which she later searched for.
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Margot
Connie Darling
Connies Week
Inge
Lux
Wei
Holbrook
Uxt Baturdat
Actos
Bawtinks
Aipaire
Aget
Alpalie
Actoo
Chamber OF Commerce
Red Hill Road
Heskytt
Red Hill
Arnott
Arnotts
Sao
Ates Bee
Jeoffe Harrison, Pilz
Oean
Lee
Atlantic
Australis
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