Tenders invited for plumbing work and various buildings
Tenders invited for plumbing work to support underg a t in a range of houses and sections at multiple sites including Yarrulumis and Connor with contact details. Department of Works calls for tenderers to supply fabrication and delivery for wartime projects and lists plans and specifications, required by Acton and surrounding areas, with deadlines in September 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntrean
Wiley Ssewaum
Connor
Rigg Newwum
Rapier
Biren
Depa
Canteren
ACE
Plana
Burda
Miowrat Rewuies
Acton
Grection
Chance
Mat Waler
Bureau Mineral Hesduries
Bret Prte
Murari
Annie A.C
Finance pattern in industry signals capital shift and debt reliance
The article discusses finance patterns in industry, noting rising capital needs, higher dividends, and tax pressures. It examines shifts from fixed capital growth to debt financing via debentures, the influence on equity holders, and the role of government and semi government securities in funding, with uncertainties about new capital raises.
Cadets to Visit Rathmines Amid Libel Settlement
In a district court session, Jacot Lauder Raith agreed to drop libel claims and pay costs after a settlement involving Sid Barnes. The case references the Kingston cricket board and the potential return of Barnes to the team for a 2001 season match with Be Went Indien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleen
Sven
Byoney
Uta
Aveallan Cricket Board of Control
Barnes
Weather and legal notes from scattered fragments
Fragmentary weather data notes mixed with court verdict remarks. Mentions temperatures, rain chances, and cloudy periods, alongside a lawyer’s statement about a verdict and a parliament-like board questioned in Australia. Multiple unclear fragments and names appear without consistent context.
Heering New Record Amid London Sports Notes
Fragmentary text notes a possible record event in London with references to teams or individuals. Details are incomplete but suggest a sporting record and a match or competition context. Entities named include London and Aliantie, with mentions of records and seeing up gun.
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London
Aliantie
Pave Las
Fontere
Speaker Orders Removal Of Titles Of Under Secretaries
Mr. Speaker directs removal of titles held by Under Secretaries and discusses implications for parliamentary and executive officials. The debate touches on authority to strip titles, potential salary and allowance changes, and the roles of the Assistant Ministers with no government comment available.
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Speaker
Kopommnanives
de Camera
Youeruny
He Kibey
Parliamencary
Shy Ugder
Utah
Ann
Andar Pelt
Bac
Seearts
Altsey
Tuamition
Ri Tovania
Mr. Vars
Michalis
Cameron
Fragmented OCR prompts unclear church and family notices
Readable portions describe a church service in Warrhad Louisiana and mention a father’s death and a medal, with garbled names and numbers. The text references family members including Brad and Minainen and a burial or memorial context, but many details are unreadable.
NSW Railways to Sack 1000 Employees
The MEW reports a drastic job purge with about 1,000 railway staff to be dismissed next year amid a cost cutting drive. Officials acknowledge cuts affect maintenance and transport services as the department faces large deficits and restructuring pressure from the government and labour unions.
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Nsw
Railways
Railways Department
Basti
Art Pour
Trenaport
Joan
Jonced Tits
Tranaport
Taalway
Laboue
Earlis
Letervese
MSW
Labour Party
Teanaport
Aooutive
Janeport Union of
Telale
Bheahan
Aimee
Oorarutier
Beckie
Ign
A. G. Bagel
Dismissal Notices For 100 Workers At Kespit Dam
Sydney workers at Kespit Dam receive dismissal notices affecting about 100 employees. The notices reference wartime era terms and a partial severance package of S700 and related compensation. Workers were told layoffs reflect postwar adjustments, with some reduction figures noted and discussions ongoing.
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Kespit Dam
Special Projects and Unemployment in Australia
Brisbane report notes unemployed concerns and planned public and private investment programs across Australia. The Minister for Rational Development signals no need for special projects, projecting employment initiatives to begin by mid year with multiple periods of activity planned nationwide.
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Brisbane
Australia
No Employment Drop Expected From Country Allowance Cut
Private contractors said the cancellation of the country allowance is not expected to greatly affect the ACT labour force. The ACT Builders' Association president noted the position would be worse had the decision been made a year ago. Government funding aimed at easing construction would be redirected to other revenue needs, with some workers already returned to employ. Departmental and private contractors anticipate a shift in work but expect Canberra development to continue despite higher costs and fewer allowances.
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Wom
Investone Aire
Asamed
Abu
Jeanes
A.C.T. Vanter Duilders’ Association
JF. Watters
Abe
Canberra
Department of Works
Tor Canburra
Camburra
Rmasaume
Evunteyemowance
Jubauy
Tory
Hikely Eitailment Aly Die
Bern Cfmpletons
Counkey
Ehtiede
Snakllind Tredewmen
Frost Othur Stator
Wasle
Marking Boards Of Farmers Debate Interstate Marketing
Authorities from Australian universities and Canberra University College concluded that advertising could aid interstate trade. A paper titled Governance and Paper on the Common Market was discussed. the draft outlined constitutional provisions and potential freedoms for cross border commerce.
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Dluwo
M Gunterence
Jartralian Univeraitins
Sanberra University College
Cunelusnur Atuer Dioc
Becbon
Luke Gusta
Janeen
The
Auditeera
Declan
Madors
Saul
Brodie
Test Cricketer Remembers Fort Elune Incident
A garbled report recalls a cricketer reflecting on a fort Elune event. Names and details are unreadable, but the piece hints at a cricketer named Tutt and a match or memorial tied to a person aged about 30. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Legal challenge to C O R power in high court debated
Fragmentary wartime style notes discuss legality of continance of the common interest in COR and whether government power infringing constitutional limits could be challenged. The piece references constitutional authority, partnership immunity, and questions over who may sue or defend such actions.
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Cmumon
Chi Tonge
Guteramere
Paca
Communiale
Scurer Saul Nak
Police Seek Relatives in South Africa Case
Police report a man found at a location in South Africa is to undergo a post mortem. The authorities direct work to locate his next of kin and notify relatives. This follows an incident linked to the Amelic agitation and a Corsper act directive.
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South Africa
Corsper
Ey A. Keane
Amnees
Industrial progress and research push analyzed
Fragmented notes discuss a 20th century research drive linking industry and national progress. Mentions collaboration figures Bayard Appleton and others, with references to unions, radio, and government stance. Indicates debate over industrial strategy and public effort.
Caution at Bonegilla Row Amid Government Grant Talks
A cryptic local report describes cautious actions near Bonigilla Row amid government funding debates. Officials discuss employment, grants, and potential project impacts while residents and workers observe uncertain progress and safety concerns.
Hobart A Cymmaniveulla Hospital Funding Debate
A garbled report from Hobart discusses government action on hospital ownership and financing. Citations to Tyran and local figures appear, noting subsidies and budget items including a 180,900 pound figure. The fragmentary text references a cabinet meeting and ministerial decisions affecting regional health services.
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Hobart
Pau
Queensland faces daily loss over occupied beds crisis
The Cruomanweather report warns that bed occupancy pressures will force reductions. Government plans and hospital strain are highlighted as officials seek solutions. Public help and policy responses are under scrutiny amid calls for urgent action.
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Pome
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Rathmines
Sid Barnes
Ture
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Meith
Ymikutor Cuker
Petersham Cricket Ab
Elait
Canderba
Aries Amarys
Une Spare 4
Board of Control
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Binz
Iran
Ronour
Bern
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M. Tand
Albert Emith
Brest
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Midstey CL
Amasios Merch
Altima Amacineter
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Warner
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Minainen
Mulai
Sydney
Draginnal
Mr. Eden
Autria
Yugoslavia
Fritay Nh
West
Marketing Boards of Farmers
C.O.R
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Tir
Bayard Appleton
Diomchancalla
Rulnivargi
Yiversity Lends
Naor
Hgirman
Uhr
Union
Radio Siar
Floread
Cpt
Honil
Borne Antralan National
Bonygila
Anawally
Barrie Ruthh
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MinmLer Fs
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