National Service Trainees Train with Werriwa Regiment
After three months at Ingleburn camp the National Service trainees join Third Battalion headquarters for duty. They train weekly with the Werriwa Regiment, enter camp for a fortnight in April, and take part in Amal Form counter exercises. A Company, led by Captain W. Mealm Kerr, conducts cross country marches and field exercises near Bungendora and Clare Worl.
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Ingleburn
del Hall
Werriwa Regiment
Apel
J. B. Franklin
Ehtenant
Tarapany
Kerr
Cairns Hearing Favors Licensing In Betting Reform
Witnesses before the Royal Commission on starting price betting in Cairns urged licensing of bookmakers both city and country towns. They argued taxation and bonds would curb illicit betting, with support from bookmakers and racing interests. The hearing adjourned with broad backing for licensed betting shops under control.
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Cairns
Royal Commission
Dewan ie_hasring
Alrive Aise
IL Boy
Othar Miatter
Basile Lowell
Amiens
Regiataree Cairns
Toc
Melbourne
Syd Nege
Trishane
Imth
T. Wason
Eine hiVes
Beraive of & P
Sean Pene
Fragmented market notes reveal varied wool prices and buyers’ favor
The text records irregular prices and buyer advantage in a wool market with mixed consignments. It lists numerous names and prices, highlighting firming tones for some lots and uncertain demand for others as traders name buyers and sellers across multiple stations.
Road Plans Feature Promising Melbourne Motor Programme
Fragmented notes describe plans for a Melbourne motor programme aiming to improve efficiency and speed. The text mentions ongoing work, perceived advancement, and projected benefits though specifics are unclear.
Canberra union seeks changes to liquor award overtime rules
The A C T Conciliation Commissioner G A Pindsay will hear two Canberra Liquor and Allied Trades Union applications to vary the award. The union seeks deletion of the current overtime clause and a new overtime class based on actual hours worked. An additional application requests a new classification for shift work and a move to a five day week from the present six.
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A.C.T. Conciliation
Bowls Canberra South defeats rivals in mixed pairs events
The Canberra South bowls page shows Clarkson, Newcombe, Law winning 8 to 2 against Lawrence, Brown, Biakston, Watson. Other pairs like Dickinson, Davidsor, Daley, Dawes lost 0.1 to McKinghy Scott. Multiple results include Canberrer 98-68 over il. Can, Barber, O'Brien 36-21 over Tundie J. and titles in singles and handicap matches with Yates 32-13 and Wilkinson 32-22.
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S.am
Tals
Clarkson
Newcombe
Law
Lawrence
Brown
Biakston
Watson
Miail Riddle i
Douglas
O'Belen
Bellingham
Harer
Wright
Falvey
Groggina
Dickinson
Davidsor Daley
Dawes
McKinghy J. Scott
Mlntosh
Mills
Canberrer
Hain
Mille Newcombe
Edgell H Guest
Hirant
Reverie
Can
Carmina
Keane
Band
Ste Lesy
Tundie J
Barber
O'Brien
Davidson
Daley
Taylor
Sen Gupta
Goggins Cy
Corsacks Rationing Suspended
The minister for commerce in agriculture Mr McEwen announced yesterday that road rationing for Corsacks has been suspended. The move follows steps by the Australian Wheat Board to adjust supplies amid rising demand and shifting market conditions.
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McEwen
Sucka
Brett Outpoints Marchini In Australian Boxing Bout
Brett outpointed Marchini over twelve rounds in Sydney with sharp counter punches and longer reach. In another main bout Pat Ord of Orange defeated Mick Anleark in a seven round clash. The crowd hailed a thrilling night at the Stadium with notable courage from several fighters.
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Rydney
Lew ‘Brett
Carl Marchini
Wydney Nadim Lonigin
Ford
Annezarke
Staium
Bown Hoxera
McCoy
12,000 New Cars Registered in October Across Regions
In October, 12,000 new cars were registered across Western Australia and surrounding areas. Agencies reported steady demand with manufacturers including Eleanor and Ben Es Bia contributing to the month’s total.
Appeals Upheld In Lumarian Case Disqualifications Lifted
The AJC committee upheld four appeals and lifted the disqualification of Lunarian for two days at Tan Hawkesbury. Trainers Gowrie and Gorrie were exonerated after an inquiry into running and conduct. The five disqualified men await next Friday's further hearing as witnesses testified.
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AJC
Sekey
Tan Hawkesbury
Lunerian
Seales
Micheel
Sandy
A.J.C. Goumaittes
Gorrie
T x. Gorrie
Camity
Wellington
Liwartan
Gnushed
M6 Aac
Dewards
J.B. Donohoe
Gowrie
Queenbeian Weights and Maiden Handicap Notes
Racing clubs and handicaps listed with various entrants including Fairway Dreams and Ando Ming. Entries show mile and handicap weights, with horses like Ras Club Mandicap and Vega names appearing amid uncertain OCR fragments.
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Weanbeyan Racing
Clubargh
Fof Bacemie
Dervtie
Gale
Prince Terry Tio
Thunderer TB
Exprém
Mohonet
Ando Ming
E.aj
St.l
Fairway Dceani
Goodadignee
Progressive Handic Ac
On ‘Enewy
Paina
Mian Ver
Fairway Dreams
Ras.—Club
Mandicap
Matnrak
Berrios Fire Atch
Terry
Stiwyver
Sr Domai
Showy Pulver
Sir Thunderer
Goodradigore
Boy Prattle
Ando Mile
Improvers
Mandleavy
Sands to Meet Gilbert Stock in Open Contests
Sydney promoters announced a heavyweight bout between Sands and Gilbert Stock at the Sports Ground on January 28. The event, promoted by Mach and Stew Meaney, drew limited certainty about Bands chances in the open competition.
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Sands
Gilbert Stock
Sydney
Dave Banda
Rmpire
Har
Franeiiman
Mach
Stew Meaney
Tiibers Bloch
Mite Var Stock
Magulve Ald
Jurna
Bandit's Holster Found After Police Break
Sydney police recovered two cases containing a shoulder holster and a payroll of money believed stolen in a raid. Investigators examined the find as part of the continuing search for the suspects and any recovered items linked to a robbery at a local factory on Roshi Street.
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Sydney
Eeaceh
China
Lotyary pares in family
Irpware reports: in the Stats totlary, Pe won Sy the marred ur ot and al wot he rat prise two YaMrn mee. Mrs. Muriel Ham ton and her husband Mr. Jim Hasailton, 37, manager, won the prize. The article notes the couple and references their social circle and local businesses.
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Irpware
Muriel Hamton
Jim’ Hasailton
Cnn
We Deck Overtime ind eat paid, oy are o Tad.
The fragmentary text provides unclear names and actions. Readable parts mention debt, payment, and a person possibly named Tad or Tad something in connection with overtime work. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the legible content.
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Mari Rees
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