Injunction Granted Against Abolition Bill Return
In Sydney the Equity Court issued an injunction to stop the President of the Legislative Council from presenting the abolition bill to the Governor. The case involves John Peden and other officials amid debate over the Upper House’s fate and constitutional limits, with judges weighing urgent action and the government’s prerogatives.
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Advisory Council Debated Amid Senate Ve2nd Reading Jumbles
The Senate approved the motion for the second reading of the Northern Territory advisory bill amid a chaotic committee session. Senator McLachlan secured deletions in the definition affecting the advisory council, with tense exchanges and unclear outcomes over the proposed amendments and voting patterns.
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Senate
McLachlan
Bandits in Court: Woeful Charges Levelled in Trial
Sydney reporters note Howey Hilstons facing intensified accusations after initial detention. The court scene recalls a string of graft and theft claims linked to a figure alleged to mastermind a ring. Local observers expect further testimony as proceedings continue.
Lang Promises By Xmas Preference Early In New Year
A garbled preface details a political debate with mentions of Mr Ling, Mr Tange, and maintenance of railway assets. The text references government figures, vetoes, and plans tied to an election timeline around December and January, with unclear proposals and vote alignments.
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Tange
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Hrodna
Fragmented OCR fragment hints at a disaster or incident
The readable text is garbled and incomplete but mentions a liner burn and a seal or organizational reference. It references names and places in a distorted way, suggesting a brief notice of an event with unclear specifics and dates. The piece reads like a damaged historical clipping with limited recoverable facts.
Billiards results from London club standings noted
Fragmented report lists players and high breaks among the Four Wizards with scores and breaks such as 289 and 458, including Newman, Lindram, McConnehy, Crowks, and others. The text is garbled but preserves names and several large breaks from a Wednesday session.
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Emine
Towena Yene Ment Davie
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Newman
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McConnehy
Unclear OCR Record of Upper House Proceedings
Fragmentary report describes Dr Evatt questioning government actions and a statement in the upper house. Mentions Justice Long Innes restraining proceedings related to a constitutional amendment and a tax bill discussion. References to the Prime Minister John Hedon and a deputy leader, with the session focusing on legal actions and parliamentary process.
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Long Innes
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