Tenant Rights of Rural Lessees Clarified
Rural lessees in the A.C T. are urged to secure tenant rights with approved structures, water access, and self-construction. A compromise allows drawing water from government standpipes only with written authority from the association president or secretary. Financial aid requests and water conservation measures are being pursued through the Department of the Interior.
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A.C T
The
Association
Mtr
Ryne
Ryne, A Former President and Secretary Perntlasion
Seaneys
Department of the Anterior
Rural Bank of New South Wales
Canberra Aces Varsity Debate Final Against South Australia
Canberra yesterday defeated Sydney in the first semi final and South Australia beat Western Australia in the second semi final to reach the final in the varsity debate. The final will debate whether cultural relationships between nations are more important than economic ties for peace.
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Canberra
South Australia
Sydney
Western Australia
Coal Shipments Threaten Britain as Strike Halts Freight
Tally clerk Mapute on the waterfront warns of food shipment delays to Britain amid coal strike disruptions. Northern dock work continues as operators say production hours are maintained to meet night output needs.
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Newcastle
Wednessa
Tally Clerka
Mapute
Britain
Etd
Yapectel Constam
State to Revise District Courts Plan Described
Wednesday the proposal to revise the District Court Act aims to empower district courts and reduce the State Cabinet. The plan, supported by Allor-Eungealon and Mr. Martin, would shift many civil cases from the Supreme Court to district courts.
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Rydney
Seyeneral
Martin
Supreme Court
Tax collections award five million pounds to states
Prime Minister Chifley warns Australia cannot shield itself from global economic shocks. He signals possible direct tax concessions but cautions that a downturn in Britain and the United States could force Australia to curb imports. He notes dollar and sterling pressures, anxious talks at Geneva, and the need for resilience and prudent import controls. The forecast includes a cautious path toward industrial expansion despite rising prices.
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Australia
Britain
United States
Chifley
Commonwealth
Chidey
Geneva
United Kingdom
Diliens
Smlaery
Germany
United Kingsdom
Canada
Mr. Chifley
America
Chiney
RSL May Challenge State On Liquor Policy
In a report to Congress the League disclosed it has liquor licences but faces strict enforcement of closing hours. President Bolton expressed deplore ment at men giving up on harmony and urged concessions for clubs. The League’s solicitors advised on legal rights to challenge liquor restrictions and avoid damage to members.
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Bydney
Congress
League
the & O’clowk
Air Bolton
Bolton Eal
Mother of the Diggers honored at RSL Congress
Mrs. McNeilly of Orange received the Certificate of Merit and a gold badge from the League at the Annual Congress of the RSL in Sydney. Presented by Mr. Keelth Todd, the award recognized her tireless work for soldiers and veterans. Roy Kippax also received a Certificate of Merit for civilian welfare service.
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Sydney
McNeilly
Orange
REL
V.C
League
RSL
Keelth Todd
Road Making in Canberra
Canberra announces expansion of road construction with three additional miles slated for completion by year end. Labor shortages hinder progress while bitumen supply remains stable. Paved roads require rescaling and resurfacing to support extended service and future bus route changes.
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Acramundans
Urner
O'Connor
Extonaione
McMillan Circe
Xlve Amay
Beng
Canberra
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Ovee
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Meech Road
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Maxwell Ahearne Photographer
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Cooyong
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