Planes debate over Australia admission and fair play
A London briefing reports British aircraft makers urging fair competition with American and German rivals as Australia seeks admitted aircraft. De Haviland officials stress free trade and equal standards. Junkers executives weigh diesel engines and barter schemes with Australia amid subsidies concerns and potential trade with Continental Airways Ltd.
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London
de Haviland
Fly
Bt Barde
Ulacas
Competiton
Australia
England
Society of British Air Craft Constructors
Rarehl
Italy
Junkers
Berlin
Australis
Austraile
Buk
Frade Continental Airways Ltd
Ubat
Germany
Agricultural Bureau Talk Series At Queanbeyan Meeting
In the coming weeks instructors from the Department of Agriculture will visit Queanbeyan to lecture local Agricultural Bureau members. A special meeting is set for Friday at the Bowing Pavilion with speakers including John L. Green and Lorna Byrne B Sc. On December 12 Beardwood stock inspector will lecture on deep disease. The department offers a booklet in natural colours showing pests and noxious weeds with applications to the Secretary of the Agricultural Bureau.
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Department of Agriculture
Quianbeyan
Boca
Agreult Tural Bureau
John L. Green
Gristologist
South Coast
Mins Lorna Byrne
Asalelant
Womens
Election of Mayor At Queanbeyan Council Meeting
The Queanbeyan Municipal Council will elect the mayor for the coming term at its meeting on Thursday. Among business is a motion by Alderman Bruce to urge the Government to stop further sewerage construction work, seeking adherence to the original conditions of the scheme.
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Queanbeyan
Private Wool Buyers Active in District Trade
Wool buyers have been busy in the district, with a considerable amount sold in the shed. Buyers offered tempting prices as gro ssers dispose of clips. Some large clips fetched up to 18d per lb, while Grasiera reports their clips weighed lighter by about 2 lbs per sheep compared with last year.
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Jana
Haanen
Grasiera
Glebe Park Mixed Doubles Winners Claim Cup
The Globe Parc Tennis Club completed its first quarterly mixed doubles tournament on its courts Sunday with C. Bibbella and Mimi P. Taylor finishing on top with 62 49 and to receive miniature Doran Cups. An American mixed doubles event also took place, won by M. Moore and Mrs Barber, 4 0.
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Globe Parc
Eourts
C. Bibbella
Mimi P. Taylor
M. Moore
Gamatapat
A. Taylor
Mis . Ribbens
G. Bates
Moore
Bates
Mrs. Kaln
Barbera
Australians Win by Innings in South Africa Test
CAPE TOWN Monday Australia bowled Western Province out for 104, then a strong second innings put up 142 for five declared. Robertson led with eight wickets for 98 and Grimmett plus Fleetwood-Smith sealed the victory by an innings and 49 runs. Darling and O'Brien fought hard but fell to disciplined bowling as Australia dominated.
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Cape Town
Newlands
Cricket Ground
Femst
Robertson
Fleetwood-Smith
Jwidamen
Darling
O'Brien
Weatarn Province
McCormick
Ralph
Manning
Grimmett
Hond
Wiencha
Fleetwood-Munich
Senator Leckie decries private offices burden during debate
In a bitter complaint, Senator Leckie condemned the private offices used by Senators, noting that only five desks existed for 30 members and that the lack of sufficient workspace harms health and efficiency. He contrasted this with ministers and others who have rooms, urging equal access for private members.
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Leckde
Mamvera
Senate
Leckie
Ember
Pearce
Melbourne
Benate
Ministers of the Crown
Accommodation for Members of Parliament in Canberra
Complaints arose over restricted lodging at Hotel Canberra as MPs from both Houses complained of overcrowding and unsatisfactory arrangements. Paterson defended management noting heavy bookings and wives joining for events, with two new hotels planned to ease future congestion. Senate inquiries discussed potential use of Hotel Burrajone previously reserved for Census staff.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Mexica
Beasley
Gurden
Mulcahy
Tansarini
Paterson
Jessee
Senate
Collings
Interior
Unie
Parissiner
Misr
Wainh
Iomr
Deputation Seeks Parliament Refreshment Quarters Move
A deputation representing all parties in Parliament urged Interior Minister Paterson to relocate living quarters from above the parliamentary refreshment room to members. They argued it would be cheaper, cutting overhead by closing the establishment during recess and freeing hotels for tourist trade expansion. Paterson said he would place the scheme before the Government for consideration.
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Mr. Paterson
Conakdorn
Taxation Appeal Details and Trautwein Testimony
The High Court heard Theodore Sharten Trautwein defend his actions as an adviser for many politicians at election. He claimed he believed he had been voted to the Upper House in appreciation of his services. He denied knowing profits from Belfields Hotel and admitted spending to secure signatures for petitions, noting instances of bogus signatures and payments to applicants. The hearing was adjourned.
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Bydney
Aarge
Dae Wan
Theodore Sharten Trautwein
Ihe
High Court
Trautwein Aeld
Lamb K.C
Belfields Hotel
Trautweineld
Alga
Royal Canberra Golf Club Foursomes Play Notes
Fragmentary report from the Royal Canberra Golf Club mentions foursomes play with players including M. Luce and J. Perry. Wingers Fanning and Fi sacDonald appear, but details are unclear from the damaged text.
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Royal Canberra Golf Club
Soaker Suru Muna Uetigat
M. Luce
J Perry
Fanning
sacDonald Ia
Wool Demand in Australia and Asia Markets Shifts
Wool demand on Australian and global markets shows stronger prices as supply tightens and crossbred usage rises. Japanese purchases and Continental needs support a price rise after November, with merino and skirting values up. Africa’s output and war-related demand also influence stock levels, while forecasts cite Japan buying up to 890000 bales in Australia this season.
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Winchcombe. Carson Ltd
CX Tenied
Oern Ta 'Yan
Commonwealth
Australia
South Africa
Tarnover
England
Japan
Rail Excursions Prompt Holiday Railway Travel
A broad series of Christmas and New Year excursions is announced by the Gariatman and New Year Mullingn. NSW residents may choose trips to Sydney and intermediate stations with schools closing in mid December. Two week departures begin December 18 with return tickets valid two months. Holiday Excursion Tickets will be offered to other states from major NSW stations. The program, organized by a department, anticipates large demand for holiday travel.
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Gariatman
Sydney
New South Wales
Red Hill Railway Bill Opens Interstate Rail Extension
The Interior Minister Mr Patterson moved for leave to bring a bill approving the Commonwealth South Australia agreement to extend the Trans Australian Railway by constructing a line from Port Augusta to Port Pirie. Debate introduced a bill outline and related proceedings.
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Liniater For the Interior
Mr.Paterson
Commonwealth
South Australia
Port Augrista
Pirie Bulyaa
Emu Destruction Sparks Debate in Western Australia
Disrupted by a three month period of rent bonuses and high emu losses, the Western Australian authorities report large scale emu destruction near Perth. Officials discuss policy impacts as the issue draws public attention in Mart Mizect Braddon Canberra and wider Australia.
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