Intermittent Parliament and Treasury Mentions in May Report
A garbled OCR passage references Parliament numbers, Treasury names, and ministers in May. It lists Prime Ministers, Interior Administration, Wealth, and various committees. It notes a schedule for playoff matches on August 41 or September 7 among rinks, with personnel from Pattifer Tempersey Baker and others.
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Tempersey
Baker
Chubb
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Crease
Brack
Jeffreys
Turner
Parliament
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Ferrier Wins Australian Amateur Golf Title in Adelaide
Jim Ferrier defeated H Hattersley two and one to become the Australian Amateur Golf Champion in Adelaide. A large gallery followed the final as Ferrier clinched the title with steady play and late momentum.
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Adelaide
Jim Ferrier
H. Hattersley
Divorce Tangled as Missing Husband Appears in Court
In a remarkable divorce case before Mr Justice Boyce, a woman contesting her marriage admitted repeated matrimonial arrangements and a form of bigamy linked to a missing husband. The missing spouse resurfaced after 17 years, leading to the court granting a decree nisi for desertion and ordering costs against the petitioner.
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Nora Toemer
Martin i
Ieis
Hermonte
Mary Eligar
James Henry Alphick
Harwood
Nisi
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Player Ferrier Holds Nerves in Open Golf Match
Players Bousen were very accurate but missed two or three easy putts. Hattersley looked unsettled at times while Ferrier stayed unperturbed throughout the round.
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Bousen
Hattersley
Ferrier
Trial by Peers in Manslaughter Charge in London
London to hear a rare trial of a peer by peers after committal for manslaughter. Lord de Clifford's car collision killed Douglas Hopkins. DPP could drop the charge to avoid a peers trial. The last peers trial was Earl Russell in 1901, for bigamy, later pardoned.
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London
Lord de Clifford
Kingston
Clifford
Douglas Hopkins
Director of Public Prosecutions
Earl Russell
Royal Gallery
House of Lords
Egyptian finds: tomb of first-known queen in great city
Edward Armytage reports from Egypt on a newly found 4000-year-old city beside a pyramid complex. The queen Khent-Kawes of the Fifth Dynasty is identified as the ruler buried with a highly planned city, drainage, granite houses, and a north-facing layout suggesting advanced ancient Egyptian urban design.
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Edward Armytage
New Guinea
South Seas
England
Egypt
Belim Hassan
Europe
Hastory
Nefer-tr-ke-re
F C T Contracts Let For Erection Of Two Brick Garages
Tender results show H John Canberra 2 percent for 196 pounds and W J Bailey North Adelaide 190 pounds accepted for work on lorry mut at Headiton. Internal renovations include Kingaton Painters Quarters. ALN Foster to carry out at front cost of 236 pounds.
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Reid
H. John
Canberra
W. J. Baileytreet
North Amalie
Headiton
Kingaton
Aln. Foster
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