Two Late Buses For Sunday Train When It Resumes
The ACT and Welfare Council reports two buses will run for the resumed Canberra to Sydney service. One bus will use the No 4 route via Turner, the other Nos 1 and 2 routes via New Grits, for a three month trial. Officials say the aim is a nearly direct run to Amalie, shortening travel time from the station.
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Canberra
Sydney Wariant
Une
Mafiuka
Gourgaud
Turner
New Grits
Tarayatem
Norcia
Amalie
Leas
No Beer Shortage in New Caledonia Report
Sydney reports that Noumea residents can obtain full beer and cigarette supplies. Peter Carriguiryborde, chief of Public Works and minister in New Caledonia, arrived in Sydney and said the shortage is a matter of demand. He noted New Caledonia had been receiving commodities from Australia and America.
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Sydney
Australia
Atill
Noumea
New Caledonia
Peter Carriguiryborde
New Caledonian
America
Christmas postal service faces strain and late postings warned
The Deputy Director of Posts and Telegraphs stated Christmas greetings should be posted by December 17. Training for discharged servicemen proceeds slowly, staff return remains delayed, and transport cuts threaten timely delivery. The public is urged to prepay, ensure correct addresses, seal envelopes, use strong packaging, and avoid sending prohibited liquors or sharp items to prevent damage and delays.
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Posta and ‘Telegraphs
J. Malone
Yaterday
Christman
Alleged Murder of Child Investigated in Hobart Case
Frederick Henry Thompson, 32, waterside worker, charged with the murder of Ivelyn Mary Matanan. Crown alleges the girl left home in July to attend Maan, disappeared, body found October 5 in an old cemetery. A witness saw Thompson carrying a bath with a heavy object in Collins Street and later wheeling a bath in a child’s stroller toward the cemetery.
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Hobart
Frederick Henry Thompson
Ivelyn Mary Matanan
Maan
Collins Street
Thompson
Barley Prices Seen Harmful to Growers in Assembly
The Barley Board’s oats pricing at 3/3 a bushel drew opposition from Mr. Muir in the Legislative Assembly. He said Australian oats cost the Commonwealth a bushel land, while a grower cited 3/8 paid abroad and warned growers face losses. Minister Graham promised inquiries as drought pressures imports.
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Barley Board
Muir
Legislative Assembly
Commonwealth
Austral
Graham
Chaffey
Tamworth
Ing
Australia
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the Empires
Schute Bell
Schute Bell Badgery Sealy Ltd
T Street
Schute
Enos Srart
Dunlop
British Empire
Dunlop Rubber Australia Ltd. Inc
Vic
Westle
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