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Dickens Evening at Girls Grammar School Drama
An audience at the Canberra Church of Shigland Girls Grammar School enjoyed a Sunday program at Central Methodint Hall featuring scenes from Nicholas Nickleby David Copperfield and Pickwick Papers. The cast included JoAn Parker Marle Robertson Barbara Thomas and Gwen Pinner with musical numbers by Mrs Penhalluriuck and Betty Whyte. The production earned about £10 for the Old Girls Union.
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Canberra Forecast Turns Unsettled With Showers
Canberra forecast notes initial fine and hazy conditions then turning unsettled from the west with showers and possible thunder. Fresh strong north to north west winds reach gale force at times.
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40 hour week gain backed by NSW mill owner Sir Frederick Stewart
Sir Frederick Stewart, Australian representative at Geneva, promotes a 40 hour week as feasible for Australian industry. He plans to implement it at New South Wales Woollen and Felt Industries Ltd., paying full wages, while investing in labour-saving machinery. Critics question authority and warn of costs, but unions push for shorter hours with no wage reduction, while arbitration cases trend toward reduced hours in mining and rail sectors.
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City Club suffers first home defeat in 8 months on Braddon green
The City Club dropped a 9 point loss to Gouldurn Club on their Braddon green, ending a home winning streak of over eight months. The match featured tight ends with City leading or drawing at several points, but Gouldurn pulled ahead late to secure victory amid strong rinks battles including Lott versus Murray and Martin versus Roberts.
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Canberra Club McTaggart Trophy Scores Report
The Canberra Club held the McTaggart Trophy event with teams Galbraith Gouden Berton and Dee leading three wins for 28 points. Other standings show Holmes Yates Elliott Whiter ford three wins 14 points and Prust Rain Horan two wins 11 points among listed lineups.
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Greek crisis new government formed declares general amnesty
Athens Saturday reports that a new emergency government finished formation with no professional politicians. The first act includes a decree of amnesty for all political offenders and restoration of property in most cases. Leaders Venieles and Flantarna are amnestied but lose property and offices. Komdylis aligns with the King.
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Japan Our Neighbor's Identity Granted Nee Inane
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King George asserts strong stand over amnesty crisis in Greece
Athens reports King George showing a firm hand amid cabinet objections to the amnesty decree. A new ministry under M Constantin Demerdyhla is to be formed as rival factions debate restoring royal authority. The king seeks elections while restorationists fear Venizelist gains and officers oppose reinstatement of ousted leaders. General Papagos worries over exile threats and proposed living restrictions for returning officers. The Assembly resists tying privileges to amnesty as Kondylis warns of ongoing conflict and delays.
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Search for Smithy Details Sought by Mr Parkhill
Sydney Simsay report says the Minister for Defence Mr Parkhill sought details regarding a cable to Commodore Buiiney about activities in Siam for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Tom Pethygruige. No reply had been received by press time.
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Record arms vote by Japan in wartime budget
In Tokyo a meeting of Army and Navy ministers reached a compromise with a war budget advocate. The Navy secured 40,000 dollars while the Army obtained 96,000,000, the largest naval and military expenditure undertaken by the departments.
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Citizens' Farewell to Governor General
The secretary of something announces a farewell to the Governor General with a list of names connected to the ceremony. The text lists many individuals and places in a ceremonial context, indicating an official send-off and participation details.
Bryant Makes 135 Innings Stuns Weekend Match
Bryant scored 135 and shared a crucial ninth wicket stand with IEIy to lift their team. Nagel and Daniel contributed in the lower order while Richards failed to reach, leaving the total in the 74 range as the innings ended in a declared move.
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