New Zealand Labour landslide reshapes Pacific politics
The New Zealand election produced a heavy Labour victory with 53 seats to the opposition 27, ending the long-standing coalition government. Prime Minister M. J. Savage, a Victoria native and former miner, aims to implement economic sanctions, tax reforms, pension rises, civil service cuts, and a gradual wage and price reform program while considering later banking changes. The Labour platform signals moderate but sweeping changes with strong regional interest from Australia.
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House of Representatives
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Grey
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Harry Holland
Mackland
M. J. Savage
Won
Cook
Watson
Fisher
Holman
Hughes
Scullin
Savage
University of Life
Victoria
League of Nations
Commonwealth
Phil Collier
Western Australia
Hiat
Langiem
Australia
America China air service study advances plans
An internal study shows long discussed America China air service routes have been charted and analyzed over several years, outlining potential flight paths and coordination needs between the two nations.
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America
China Air Service
Open Air Court Tennis Debuts At Central Afethodcal Church
Central Afethodcal Church celebrated the opening of two new tennis courts on its property with a 4 pm ceremony and a 3 30 pm Christingle Tree event. Rev James Thomson led proceedings while W V Lancaster, J Hammerslay, F Brooks and others received thanks for building the courts and arranging support from church members and families.
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James Thomson
Prewna
Mose
Falc
Mears
W. V. Lancaster
J. Hammerslay
F. Brooks
Mesers
Rosch
Mitchell
McCullum
Tucker
Wwe
Ehurch
Trainech
Hieala
Messrs
Mitchell Macallum
M. Tempertey
Church ‘Trust
Thom
Pi Hollins
W. ‘Temperley
Minges G
M. Hasmersley
Aisa J. ‘Temby
Ruby
Indian tour match notes contested by umpire call
A chaotic report on a Patiala vs Bombay style tour match describes disputed decisions over an umpire call, with Amar Singh believed bowled and later not out after a controversial appeal. Scorers list several batsmen and bowlers with mixed success, including Patiala’s innings and notable collisions at the crease.
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Bombat
Rai
Patialn
Relief Ship Delivers Supplies After Antarctic Radio Flap
Magallanes reports relief ship Wyatt Earp to receive 1009 gallons of windward supplies from a Chilean battle squadron as search efforts for aviator Kilaworth continue. NOR Norwegian whalers and Ellsworth crew coordinated signals though initial calls misled rescuers.
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Walter Lams
Ellworth
Khner
Kilaworth
Hilsworth
Discovery 11. Set for Barher ENE Sunday
The Discovery 11 is billed to sail barher ENE Sunday from Melbourne, earlier than planned. Captain J J Davin, Director of Navigation, says air support ships will be ready and crew training advanced. Aircraft will be stocked with stores and lodges, and precautions will ensure security during the aerial chase.
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Mall
Melbourn
Han
Directo
Davia
J. J. Davin
Air Force
Wapit
Soli
Davin
Phi Weareh
Eywarth
Milscington
American plane travels to New York amid Lingnam search
An aircraft from Newark was reported to be diverting toward New York as authorities pursue Lingnam information. No injuries or official confirmations available as details remain unclear and ongoing.
Jockey Injured After Canberra Race Collision
A jockey sustained injuries at the Canberra track during the One Malian Handicap held Saturday afternoon. The horse bolted before the start, throwing rider Marbert Iwan of Juanbesya, who was knocked to the ground and carried to Canberra Hospital with serious injuries. Condition reported as unsatisfactory.
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Canberra
Laue Brinuwa
Marbert Iwan
Jueanbeysa
Jockay
Deen Cele Uy
Tennis Tournament Concludes With Mixed Ends and Divisions
The annual American Ausd elation tournament finishes after a weekend of matches across three divisions. Edward and Mrs Edwards win the No 1 doubles, while Edward and Mrs Edwarde reach the final with a 4 4 scoreline. Finalists in No 2 and No 3 divisions include Belang, Weaver, Huntford, and Kaye among numerous pairs, delivering spirited contests and final rounds on Saturday.
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Edwarda
Eatwards
Ed Ward
Brown
Gee
Weaver
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Darnall
Edward
Peirce
Mies J. Bhumack
Nish
Thompson
Hicks
Mies J. Prac
Stuart
Jeaver
Mr. Raynolde
Barry
Mra Hill
Yewford
Dowgiss
Kerahew
Belthouse
Flak
Mink Fielding
B. Read
Mra Baad
O'Byrne
Mra Mahoney
Boag
Miss Byrum
Maloney
Miss Swindells
Graham and Mre
Fielding
Stuart Fowt
Kaye
Mr. Huntingford
Oer
D. Eodwards
Edwarde
J . K. Weaver
Mra. Reynolds
Owe
Egwerde
Victoria League Sad Farewell Event Postponed
The Victoria League gathering to honor Her Excellency Lady Tense was moved from December 20 at Hotel Canberra to Fosnoak, the residence of Lady Garvan. League members are asked to assemble at Roanpab at 4:45 pm for a farewell occasion.
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Victoria League
Hame
Canberra
Hifl
Garvan
Laague
Han Hay
Fenewell
Pennant Bowls Canberra Club Notches Fourth Win
In the 1936-36 competition, Canberra Club secured its fourth win as OLth led 75 with two matches left in the round. Top scenes featured Rain Gray Whiteford Mo Cater Stead Ma and Roberts in the eventful round.
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Olth
Rain
Gray
Whiteford
Mo Cater
Stead Ma
Roberts
Olympic Games Boycott Move by American Union
The American Athletic Union voted 61 to 55 in New York to support a boycott of the Berlin Olympic Games next year. The decision follows months of propaganda and debate among athletes and officials over participation without AAU sanction. Proponents argue the protest will remain peaceful while opponents warn the boycott could limit American involvement.
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New York
Sunny
Berlin
Hiller Hens
American Athletic
Calverhero and Gay Eaton Win Opening Stakes
In a brisk race card at Canberra, Calverhero captured the Joseph Wilde Handicap over 5 furlongs with Ramid second and Pyangi third. Gay Eaton dominated the Gay Eaton trial handicap, beating Luminous Crow and Merion, as the meet produced an uneven day.
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Gay Eaton
Chub
Aeton Rapesouras
Susur
Calvertero
Joseph Wilde
Slyte
Fennid
Bir Morion
Dames Vaughan Welter
Br Merion
Furtoogs
Ronn
McKenzie
Peelens
Oh Calverherd
Renaid
Pyangi
I. Gay
McKensie
Pennery
Gence Roman
Second
Think
Tine
Tee Ar
Eis
Air Morton
Cotterill
Roger
Tayo
Seread
Harding
Luminous Crow
Mofion
Merion
Oaks Estate Church Carnival and Community Festivities
Community event at Oaks Estate Church featuring open air dancing and games. Details on dates, contests, and attractions remain unclear due to OCR errors but cultural activities and social gathering are indicated. Organizers include local parish groups with emphasis on fellowship and communal enjoyment.
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