New Justices of the Peace Named in Canberra Area
A fragmentary notice lists individuals connected to the appointment of new justices of the peace in the Canberra region, including names linked to Murarram and Queanbeyan areas, with unclear spellings and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Tristay
Walter Norris
West Ave- Mur
Queanbeyan
Frederick Bomerwile
Buses Way
Canberra
Charanes Walker
Urtarra Rosi
Quaantenn
Government party meeting at Parliament House discusses lottery sales ban
A largely orderly government gathering at Parliament House today debated a measure to prohibit certain lottery sales. Mr Grevenn stated the bill would not include provisions for share sales at lottery offices, but the Treasurer could authorize a shillingtery if deemed desirable. Few assembly members attended, and the session will resume later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydwhy
Fariament House
Bue Lavisry
Foe Pratt
Grevenn
Biinmedy
House of Representatives
Senate
Gow
Brisbane
Larenziat
Abeta Gad
Henry Gullett
Ganiner
New Zealand
Manges
Gardner Tours
Mme. Hawler
Dr. Page
Hritikh
Gold Will Keep Up Says Imperial Ltd Leader
Unclear transmission from Yeeman tle reports optimism from Mr Wed Robinson director of Imperial Ltd Australia Development regarding market stability. Feebinstein of Hn comments on improving conditions, with focus on minds industry and stability for renters in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeemantle
Wed. Robinson
Imperial Jan Ltd
Australie Development
Lid
Feebinstein Pamonger
Australia
Canberra Forecast With Rain, Wind Shifts Across Regions
Forecast indicates unsettled conditions with more rain likely in northern areas while southern regions improve. Strong gusty south to southeast winds move through, with a fresh-to-strong outlook in the south as conditions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fret
Commonwealth neglect costs Canberra education future
Canberra residents criticize government plans to move wooden classrooms from Duntroon and erect temporary structures at Telopen Park High. The letter argues a new Canberra high school is essential, condemns wasteful spending, and urges the Interior Minister Paterson to prioritize secondary education and university prospects with proper facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telopes Park School
Duntroon
Canberra
Cid
Commonwealth
Interior
Paterson
Alfaiss
Telopen Park
University Ideala
Coastal Ships Wireless Demanded In New South Wales Debate
Sydney report on a legislative assembly debate over mandatory wireless on coastal ships. Mr Meerron Labour moved to discuss installation needs after the Coramba voyage raised public notice. Costs of equipment and maintenance were debated, with eventual plans for a bill to empower requisitions and broader federal coordination. The adjournment motion was defeated along party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Meerron
Legislative Assembly
New South Walen
New Bowth Wales
Earle Page
Bpooner
Examinations valued but not sole aim at Sydney Girls High
Director of Education Mr. G rout Thomas addressed Sydney Girls High School on speech day praising exam experience for girls, noting it develops imitation, discrimination, judgment and self expression. He warned exams must not be treated as the sole focus of school work or they become futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Twessay
Grout Thomas
Thomas
Arde
Bownley
Tony
Federal action aims to require wireless gear on interstate vessels
A fragmented report notes planned regulations to make wireless equipment mandatory for all interstate vessels over a certain tonnage. The Commonwealth hopes negotiations with states will yield broader adoption of radio gear to enable safer operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Availabie
Commonwealth
Natal
Victorian tennis at Albert Ground continued in windy conditions
Victorian players faced mixed results as J Bromwich fell to D Turmbull while A Quint edged Gwin and Hopman defeated Thompson. In women's singles Misa Coyne beat Wise, Le Dickens beat Malcolm, and Dickens surpassed Malcom in straight sets as rounds advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victorien
Albert Ground
J. Brodwich
D. ‘Turmbull
D. Brefani
Tealy
L. Renyparta
HM. Hopman
Vic
0. Thompson
Sydney wool sales report from Sydney auction
Wool prices edged higher for merino types at Sydney's auction, with total stock 11 108 bales offered and 10 030 sold locally while 4 000 plus sold privately. Buyers from York and international regions remained active as prices held above last week and tonnage shifted to Continent and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuceday
Yermrnay
Dagal
Winchtombe
Carunn
York
Continent
Japan
Merriman
Dogal
Ewes
Barber
Yuen
Wethern Teho
T. Edwares
Inverell
Ewan
A. Walker
Yass
Ewer
Per Ih
Fidelity Fund for Solicitors Introduced in Sydney
A new Fidelity Fund for solicitors is proposed with a seed amount of £100,000 to support trust duties. The plan, intended to back up professional practice, aims to provide a safety net for client funds and enhance public confidence in the legal profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tintesater
Bse
Telopea Park Annual Speech Day Claims Notable Prizes
The Telopea Park Annual Speech Day at Capitol Theatre awarded cups and trophies to students of Telopea Park Intermediate. Dr Mackinnon spoke of dedication to education and the community applauded prizes funded by donors including the German donations to the Karman Cup. The event highlighted exams, progress to secondary education, and plans for vocational and scientific training, with several students receiving awards to universities in Canberra and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enholure
Thipon Park
Panaue
Capitol Theatre
Torday
Mackinnon
Purenia and Citixens
H. J. Filshie
Interior
Br. T Pulereun
Bre
A.D. Forbes
Parents and Citizens Association
Filehle
Arthur Binkefey
Dis Waldock
W. Wodhouse
H. J. Fvahie Moundmadier
the Paterson
Ional Parliament House
Young
Dr &. Mackinnon
Famke
Teicherd
Hoya
Tharedter
Canberra
Garmin Vbrory
Baronte
Cuisene
Dunimadal
Ierkeet
Capriol Theatre
Bev Paterson
J. HJ Filuhle
Telopen Park Intermediate High
Padaral
Vea
Telopea Turk
Leila Panany
Evening Continuation and Matriculation Cladbe Event Summary
Year long program notes include evening classes in Bogliah mathematics business principles history geography typing and matriculation. Students attended public service clerical exams and ceremonies on October 2 etc. League of Nations Day celebrations and two new League branches formed. Dramatic Society fosters talent while Mecondsey School Union coordinates activities and supplies books art and sports equipment via the Union.
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Wehool
Fiuplee Tay
Ansac Cisy
Armiatice
Furl
Janice
League ‘of Mations
Bocivty
Aunghielaty
Alec Na
Union
Bas Fagure
Efor
Aport Snateript
Edaitione
Ioruriea
Adaitzens
Uae
Turbulent Senate Clash Ends With Walkout and Accusations
An ugly scene in the senate erupted over remarks about foreign reports and domestic policy. Senators Dunn Payne and Brown traded curses and threats, culminating in Dunn challenging Payne to settle outside. President Lynch intervened as Brown withdrew a critical remark amid a broader debate on embargoes and Tasmanian potato growers.
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Dunn
Payne
John Cadman
Mewuas
Gloucester
Durin
Payan
Benator Duan
Yitutrew
Brown
Lynch
Aed
Duncan Hughes
Anaily
Makell Nenye
Commonwealth
New Zealand Minin’tera
New Zealand
Lyons
Benatar Brown
Natatog
George Pearce
Labour
Hendhar Duncan-Hughes
Parliament turmoil over bananas and wheat duties
Australian Parliament debate rages over banana imports from Fiji and a proposed wheat taxes plan. Sir Henry Gullett defends a 40 000 rental import proposal while Mr Gardner and Mr Forde push tax relief, farm aid, and price controls amid industrial unrest and calls to protect the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gullett
Presniansmoampern
Henry
Philip Cunliffe-Linter
Ottawa
Fiji
Kanaue
Australia
Qulet Lander
Fabri
Farste
Aida
Houan
Porkkine
Claasen
Periging
Parliamentary Bowling Match At Parliament Street Greens
At dawn a bowling match will be played between Parliamentry Senators Payne Lampcott and Osata Scullin Nairn McClellanit Hacey Jennings Prowse Lane Frost Adriann Gods and a Dennington Bowling Club team on the Parliamentary green. An afternoon fixture features a second match against Forrest grove Cantersy team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan O
Marlament
Dennington
N.B.W
Parliamentsey
Payne and Lampcott
Osata
Scullin
Nairn
McClellanit
Hacey Jennings
Prowse
Lane
Frost
Adriann
Gods
Ube
Forrest
Education minister speaks on school aims in draft report
The Minister for Education Mr Paterson discussed NSW Department aims to involve Federal Capital Territory schools and prepare pupils for future occupations though many could not decide on a path. He urged attendance at continuation classes as Australia’s future hinges on timely choices and skilled training. The prize list notes recipients Paterson, Ed, Pilchie, and A. Bidley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movnt
Federal Capital Territory
Reya Hiv Department
Paterson
Tomany
Australia
Mar. Patermon
Personal vice reg al Lady Thares attends event
Her Excullency Lady Thares is attended by Mise D and Graham at a Mindergarten Carisia'as tan ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thares
Mise D. & Graham
Mindergarten
Carisia
Tan
New Zealand Floods Hit Kaikohe as Rain Drenches Northland
Severe weather battered Northland with nineteen inches of rain in forty eight hours at Kaikohe forcing evacuations. Train services were suspended and a major bridge near Kulk yee Bridge required about a month for repairs.
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Kaikohe
Ube Ren Ao Kulk Yee
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