Forestry Canberra Congress SUGGESTED PROGRAMME
Canberra hosts a forestry congress with leadership from Britain and Australia. It outlines papers on education, timber production, peat land information, forest management, and plantation studies. Delegates will stay in Canberra and proceed to New Zealand for a fortnigh tlong side programme, with details pending final committee approval.
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Canberra
Iiterary
Murvicun
Lonedon
London
Welevain
Overman Forentere
Pearsons
Pearsons Atfornmuation of Peat Landy” (Mr
A. . Vurte
Stator A.C. Ching
A. Mule
Forembry
Casbaren
Canberra's Most Dangerous Crossing Mystery
Fragmented notice details a danger at a Canberra crossing with references to local figures and a stalled project. Language is garbled but implies safety concerns and potential regulatory delays affecting a public route.
Welcomed New Residents Final Function Details
A community reception marked by Colonel Thomas Mey Maes and local officials. The event recognized new residents, hosted in Hunn Civelden La and Canberra area venues, with plans noted for future gatherings and local initiatives in markets and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Tar Weir
Thomas Id Mey
Hunn Civelden
Max
Funn
He Oliter Weston Willy
Hanlon
Autabia
Gell
Ympressien
Canberra
Alimiet Jawarlaby
Mii Nuon -Vikitors
Hartenatvae
Amlaos
Canberra arrests loom as parliamentary committee acts
A Friday report notes a parliamentary committee will lay charges regarding Canberra arrests in the House of Representatives. It describes delays and official inquiries into the matter, with mentions of potential consequences for political figures and public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarday
Borliamentary Committee
Canberra
House of Representatives Le'merrow
New Prayer Book Explained In Canberra Sermon By Dr Radford
A Canberra sermon given by Dr Radford addresses a controversial prayer book and its perceived influence. The talk, delivered in a church setting, critiques various religious practices and discusses the impact on the local community.
Sydney Melbourne rail record shocks rivals in bold run
Medourre and Meldgoman, with Richmond support, push a new Sydney to Melbourne record. Kedar drives the effort as the team dominates the course, reaching an unprecedented time and securing a historic milestone for the relay.
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Meduourre
Warsday
Richmond
Meldgoman
Kedar
Melbourne
Howe
Distinguished Visitors At Senate Leader’s Global Event
A fragmented report describes distinguished visitors including the President of the Senate Bie Byteven and the Governor of Fi, with mentions of Mira Mraok Franety and Abe, amid remarks on reform and governance. The piece references international figures, varied nations, and a Caledonian sweep tied to a prize of £80,000, reflecting a dense, historically styled political scene.
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Bie Byteven
Mira Mraok Franety
Abe
Pavivettewr
Vanttud Ant
Ued
Hronk
Zonwibar
Benora
Gue
Zunaihae
Traffic Police Debate Permit Rules Amid City Drive Concerns
Major Jones urged tighter ring control and motor vehicle checks to curb dangerous driving. He proposed one way traffic on Parliament Avenue and Acton Road, with all drivers required to qualify for car operation. The commissioner noted ongoing inquiries into ordinance amendments and enforcement readiness.
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Pamiwonwealth
Acton Road
Major Jones
Francie
Kelley
Goevin
WWE
Riley
Gurwen
Donwn
Mir Enneis
Francia
Speed limit debate and police authority clash in Canberra
Witnesses describe proposed speed limit rules and warning signs at intersections. Officials discuss police powers, enforcement methods, and the need for a traffic branch to coordinate timing and enforcement. The dialogue highlights friction between police and administration over authority and practical traffic management.
Major Jones on road speed and Canberra traffic plans
The discussion covers speed limits for motor cars, a proposed 50 per cent reduction, and criticisms of council actions. Major Jones argues for measured changes, referencing Canberra's tax and road-widening plans and urging economical contracts, while noting statewide gardening issues and local patrol cautions.
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Jones
Canberra
Iey
Jonen Ata
Alga
Gmudingery
Hite Mommnodan
ROWING CLUB Proposed Formation The Commencenwnt of
The article notes the proposed formation of a rowing club amid public interest at a local canteen. Former members and notable rowers from Medney and Melbourne are mentioned as joining Haw rummted, with plans tied to a social event and a port district display.
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Ak Petar
Hamy
Medney
Melbourne
al Gustariad
Canberra Sub Branch Members Celebrate Year End Event
Members of the Canberra Sub-Branch gathered for a year end session with W M Hughes MFR and other officials leading the program. Hughes recalled wartime prime ministership with humor while urging continued strong league organization within the Territory.
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Mr. Ton
W. M. Hughes
Henasor Mampeon
Mercy Danner
Major Uahill
Lasnore
Mambern
Lamgue
Woodger
Canberra
Mietes
Ronponae
League
Amvcika
Ermine
Te League
Individuae
Hughes
Meg Hughes
Swimming Carnival Postponed To Next Saturday
The carnival schedules shift with the main events moved to next Saturday afternoon. Morning events for primary children were held successfully on Tuesday. The program will align with the general events next Saturday, including boys and school championships with multiple heats and finalists.
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Canberra
Aus
Rtneral
Adool
Batusday
We Patrick
Hulk
B. Rowley
Row Tune
N-brees
A. Patricks
Meadown
Tiena
Thames
Betty Man
Myrthe Clutton
Tims
F. Meadown
R. Ben
J. Rowtey
Hk Rowwy
Mendown
Jene
the Liem
Fehon
Melty
Fen
Rowley
Mendowa
Ethel
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Binalong
Cabina
Aetlek
Hinalong
Cnn
Mateher
Huey
Dumanns
Akiia
Kreebudy
Saateell
Fredandy
Sanwell
Urethiers
Yale
Amy Unstonn Pew
Astiffe
Mart Crowe
Crowe
Walla
Arian
Norman Ridley
Pmrenent
Cam Hearn
Hunteell
V. Gruen
Finigan
Rela
Gre Jun
Hudtey
Ridley Wing
Bhasin
Toyelifts
Neville
McTeetly
MeGrath
Toa Tis Roche
Grogan
Neal Avaneron
Healy
Pot
Cornell
Goulburn-Canberra
Minaybane Avenue
Hotel Kurrajone
Motoriae
Ayeue Town
Koren Mathie
Hota Kesey Ap
Garay Howes
Mra. Carter
Bydmoy
John Thomas Garter
Quyant
John
Queanbeyan
Homas Carter
Mon Cuvier
Wil
Carter Wenior
Ann
Colling
Carter
Thorman Carter
Franken
Rhee On Wu
Werners
Willew
Ian
Pania
Wits
Sosa
He Nori
Pashament
Noravin
Wendy
Na Anaewte
Hal Tate
Tavisruily
Luis Wing
Dunia
Hertha
DR. Radford
Kishor
Church of Stones
Tnt
Dire
Cystena Reuuy
Commonwealth Investigation Branch
Joint
Parliamentary Committee of Public Accounts
Commonwealth Vollen
Mupervbe
Odin Hee
Tn Wilde
Kingamil
Jonun
Whiting
Wynter
Renator Kinser
Fey
Jayes
Jonca
Sydney
Senate
Jonen
Fonen
Mary Manger
Jonew
Torker Smuloney
Linattere
Hi Hind
Theo
Warninun
Cate Anouiu
Afr
Doaiah Francia
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Mann
Hontambir
Heneed
Willow Pee Howe
Uni
Houde
Aho
Janen
Fire Brigade
Acuitor Kampton
Percy Deane
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