University Lecture on Education History and Influence
Mr Irank Tate a noted Australian educationist will lecture at the Institute of Anatomy in October under the University Association. Tate serves as President of the Australian Council for Educational Research and has 20 years in Victoria’s Education sector. He has been a delegate to international educational bodies in Landed and a member of education committees in New Zealand, FUL, and Southern Rhoibiahi.
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Secundary School
Irank Tate
C.mg
Tso
Tnstitute of Anatomy
The
University Association
Tate
Te Austrating Council For Educational Rehearch
Australia
Victoria
Delegata
Shmmidsiong
New Zealand
FUL
Rhoibiahi
Canberre District Te Order Confusion Sparks Debate
Questionable order from Queansean district prompts confusion over the addressee and recipient names with Canberre sect involved. Officials seek clarity on the intended recipient after garbled text in the communication.
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Cutmnat
Conan
Seren Rimaw
Weather Update for Canberra in August 2009
Canberra weather report notes barometer 41 RM and 20.11 inches, with temperatures recorded early morning. Wind data appears irregular. details indicate minimal readings over several hours and various locations, reflecting a damp, uncertain forecast.
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Canberra
Moreen
Arene
Aso Mam
Canberra Forecast Warns Of Rain And Thunder
The forecast starts fine then unsettled with rain and thunder. Substantial falls expected on the tablelands. Fresh northern winds shift to cold south westerlies with snow on the tablelands.
Australia lags in social insurance reforms and unity
The Canberra Times argues Australia trails Britain and other nations in social insurance, noting old age pensions, unemployment benefits, and health coverage. It urges national, unified administration, expanded youth protections, and broader compulsory schemes to close gaps and reduce administrative fragmentation.
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Australia
Great Britain
England
Ministry For Labour
Britain
Commonwealth
Mr. Lyons
Queensland
Bri
Country Party
Earle Power
Australis
Russia
Czecho- Slovakia
Hill Station Sale by Sir Henry Gullett Reported
A Melbourne property sale notes Hill Station once held by Sir Henry Gullett changing hands to Mr. HAs Corkbilh. The Gulletts had resided there for years and the new owner plans future developments in Melbourne.
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Tna
Ganterre Redidenes
Sir Henry Gulls
Has. Corkbilh
Siemey
Work Found for Youth Admits National Effort
A garbled report notes the Young Citizens' Adncia victory and Labour Minister Mn Dunstegamam announces new placement efforts. It mentions more than £100 allocated for youths in metro and rural areas, with exams and training to boost employment prospects.
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Mn Dunstegamam
Public Service Budget and Debt and Reforms Discussion
The article reviews the current year budget and public debt figures, noting rising interest payments per capita and historical debt levels. It discusses proposals from the Clerical Association to amend the Public Service Act to clarify efficiency and promotions, and reports on departmental resistance and debates at annual conferences.
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Waz
Australia
Firth
Public Service Arbitration and Privilege in Wages
A historic arbitration judgment by Justice Higgins delivered in April 1813 discusses public service salaries and privileges. The opinion notes that public servants lack exclusive privileges and that special tenure and benefits do not justify lower wages, asserting the public interest should attract capable workers without reduced pay.
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Juntice Higgins
Duatics Higgins
Ter-Atta
PH. Boant
Sbentuto
Australia
Arbitration award limits hours to reduce ore officers to forty four a week
General Division hours rule discussed after Commonwealth Public Service arbitrator Me. 3. Westhoven backed lowering ore office staff to forty four hours weekly. Union argued assistants deserve equal treatment with clerical staff. claim reflected in broader aim of standard industry hours. Several officers reportedly faced forty four hour workloads though many were already on long weeks.
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Commonwealth Public Service
Me. 3
Westhoven
Amalgamated Postal Workers’ Votan
Ty Te Union
Tai
Weathevan
Afta
Macartney Abbott Seeks Senate Candidacy Amid Party Conflicts
The Country Party member Macartney Abbott seeks a Senate spot amid intra party tensions over Baden-Blatt candidacy. Born 1877 at Murrurindi, he has farming ties and political ties with Warrego branch leaders. Abbott is allied with Barnard, Greer, and Coy in opposition to Liberal efforts, urging farmer cooperation and country-focused policy.
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Baden-Blatt
Macartney Arbott
Anbott le
Sie
Abboil Kelme
Hind
Murruruidd
Greer
Auie
Mery
Willie
Parline Fuops
Associa
Teaien
Charles
New State Movent and Labour Party Alignments
The article outlines political shifts around candidates for the Labour Party and the New State Movent. It notes long-held seats, changes in party support, and efforts by Barniament figures to drive constitutional reforms and regional movements. It mentions Sydney activity and the formation of the Ally Auten New States League.
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Wao
Aml
Alholt Peckme
Labour Party
Heargn Cann Hi
Ube
Ube Utye How
Country Party
New State Movent
Midnie Canfermnesch
Techni
Sydney
Wetoxetin
Auten New States League
Heomayeon
Willows for Cricket Bats Cultivated in Experimental Grove
Lengthy report notes an experimental plantation of bat willows at Leng Aahtan Agricultural Research Sutton near Birla Tol Buel. Two years of scientific treatment aim to yield straight grain, uniform texture, and minimal waste in ten years, improving bat blades beyond past mooters' work. English counties are urged to adopt to save the industry.
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Leng Aahtan Agrichiral
Sutton
Birla Tol Buel
Caat
Duty Hours Report Hindered by Principal's Absence
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate duty hour terms could not be fully determined due to the principal's unavailability and related procedural gaps. The readable portions reference school oversight and potential calendar adjustments amid unspecified disruptions.
Canberra Branch C P S C A Monthly Meeting Notice
The next monthly Branch Council meeting will be held at the Hotel Canberra at 7.90 pm on Thursday next August 30. Attendance of branch councillors is expected. Some departments have not appointed a councilor and are urged to appoint a representative to attend. Counciling meetings are held once a month, with discussions on arbitration policy and matters cast for review.
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Canberra
C.P.S. C.A
Mim
Afm
Brasok
Rfview
Government Printer highlights printing evolution at Canberra dinner
At a Canberra Chamber of Commerce dinner the Government Printer Mr L F Johnstim spoke on the development of printing from ancient to modern times. The vice president Mr H Maloney and president Mr Johnatos discussed advances in typesetting and art set printing, noting an Australia produced offset printing exhibit in the Government Printing Office.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
LF. Johnstim
Hit and Run Victim in Campbelltown Tragedy
Ernest Snell a 24 year old from Ingleburn was struck by an unlit lorry on a Campbelltown railway bridge. He suffered compound fractures and severe contusions and was admitted to hospital as police seek the driver.
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Sydney
Ernest Snell
Ingleburn
Campbelltown
McRoss
Snell
Man Wa
Royal Canberra Golf Club Championship Schedule
The Championships open September 6 and run each Saturday through October 6. Players are grouped in three handicap classes and face two 18 hole qualifying rounds followed by match play. A concurrent handicap final for the Capt Italn’s trophy occurs on the same Saturdays. entrants must sign up by September 8 at the club.
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Royal Canberra Golf Club
Miroke
Prade
Italn
Holiday tourism trends from Britain to France and Britain to the United States
The text outlines nations travel patterns with British visitors to France peaking after Whit Monday and U K tourist numbers, American visitors to Britain fluctuating from 1908 onward. It notes 1947 as a peak for American visitors to Britain, followed by declines, and contrasts with French visitor figures and declines in U S visitors across earlier decades.
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France
Loojun
Paris
Mir
Britain
Staten Yialters
Rural Lessees Urge Stricter Dog Registration Laws
A cultural Leanees Association request prompts a debate on enforcing the Dog Registration Ordinance, seeking refunds for unregistered dogs and addressing issues around dog control in the Tyres ory region. The executive demands council action, with notes on Molongio and Scout's Crossing improvements, health circulars, and plans for future department inquiries.
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Cultural Leanees Association
Department At the Interior
Molongio Tn Ue
Motongio
Department of Health
Aheep
T Np Niock
Asoela
Phantom Ice Route Tales Of Ghost Ships And Arctic Peril
Historic Arctic lore recounts phantom vessels trapped in ice off Point Barrow and the perilous quest for a sunken cargo worth millions. Shipping crews and Coast Guard observers describe ships like the Acetic Ocuma and the elusive Haedon’s Bay Company craft, vanished or abandoned in brutal pack ice.
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Hadeon's Bay Company
Biychima
Point Barrow
Ana Muni
United Blazen Coast Guard
Holmes
Thie
Arowa
Uafety
Polatara
Vimcouver
Contress
Othar Pergone
Morrinvey
Dria
Packer Estate Left by Roburt Clyde Packer
Roburt Clyde Packer left at estate of a widow after a period in April last. The report notes the involvement of a Sydney journalist and the.extent of the estate proceedings.
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Roburt Clyde Packer
Wheile
Bobie
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