Christian pledges to fight for Queanbeyan rights
At a Queanbeyan public meeting United Party candidate A J Christian pledged to champion local rights in Parliament and push for preference in employment for the district. He criticized cross‑party representation and urged rural concerns be served by country interests, with chairman J Emond leading the meeting.
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Queanbeyant
A. J. Christian
United Party
Edna Monaro
Danberry
Rend Denis
Queenbeyan
Christian
J. Eamond
Quean
Beyan Brateh
United Country Vow Enial
Country Party
Pa Framime
Christhan
Country Party MEP Promotes Deliveries on Eden Jetty
The Country Party candidate addressed voters in Eden on jetty repairs and state aid for Towal, criticizing timber sales and urging private enterprise to create jobs. He backed decentralisation, opposed communism, and pressed Canberra to resolve Queanbeyan housing and preference issues while stressing private enterprise as the path to employment.
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Country Party
Eden
Elector
Christian
Weaver
Sydney
Steko
Ureke
Yelgiountry
Mar
Queanbeyan
J. Famond
Canberra
Eamond
Kiden-Monara
Horse’s Devotion Raises Alarm For Injured Rider
In Adelaide on a rough Maggen district ride Albert Herman fell after his horse stepped in a rabbit hole. The frightened horse ran to Binnie’s stockyard. John and William Blaine located Herman who was found injured and bleeding. He lies in hospital with a serious pelvis fracture.
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Adelaide
Maggen
Albert Herman
Binnie
John
William Blaine
Herman
Westlake Sub-branch Final Sock Event at Acton Hall
The Westlake Sub-branch plans a final sock event at Acton Hall on Thursday evening to raise funds for a Christmas dinner for 40 to 50 returned soldiers at No. 4 Camp. Proceeds aim to support needy comrades as 1931 ends. The Theo Capitality Sub-branch backs the effort to ensure a solid success.
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Westlake
Acton Hall
At & P.m
No. 4
Field Divorce Case Seeks Higher Wife Alimony
In the Field divorce proceedings Mr. Windeyer suggests increasing the wife’s weekly allowance from £200. Mr. Justice Owen notes the case’s magnitude and variety and will consider additional costs.
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Bydney
Windeyer
K.C
Justice Owen
Field
Juie Owen
Coats
Murroms
Stadium Closes as Biadiums Ltd Shuts Rushcuttersay Stadium
Biadiums Ltd closes Rushcuttersay Stadium amid tough economic conditions. Founded by H. D. McIntosh in 1908 the venue hosted many famous fights but will stage no events until further notice.
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Bydney
Mienday
Biadiums Ltd
Rushcuttersay Stadium
H. D. Mclntosh
Inquest Opens Over Mrs Emily Loulas Cherry Death
The Melbourne inquest into 50 year old Mrs Emily Loulas Cherry opened after she died at Woodvale from injuries allegedly inflicted with an axe. William Daly aged 65, charged with murder, was in custody as medical evidence noted a severe force severing the spine. The hearing was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Emily Loulas Cherry
Woodvale
William Daly
Mia
Cherry
December Show Displays At Action Deal Gardening Society
The Acton deal Horticultural Society held its December monthly show with 65 exhibits judged. Mr. KR Warren spoke on chrysanthemums while Mr. Truelove announced plans for a Summer Show at Albert Hall on February 7 and an Autumn Show on April 1082.
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Horticultural Society
Acton Deal
KR. Warren
Truelove
Albert Hall
BP. Oh. Champion
Wertangerra
Boxer’s Death Brings Inquest Verdict in Leichhardt Fight
The coroner ruled Harold Roach 41 accidental death from cerebral concussion and hemorrhage after a boxing match at Leichhardt Stadium on December 4. The coroner noted ring risks for young boxers but said fatalities were not very common.
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Brydney
Harold Roach
Leichhardt Stadium
Flemington Stock Sale Shows Firmer Prices on Sheep and Cattle
Buyers handled 14600 sheep and lambs with lambs firming to 4s per head and wethers dominating the offering. Cattle sales saw 1870 head, with prime lightweights up about 10s per 100 pounds and bulls and cows well represented.
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Sydney
Morlay
Flemington
Melbourne man fined for threatening letter to MLC
In Melbourne a man was found guilty of sending a letter threatening to kill Mr. He Cole and Saxon Misher, a clerk, and was fined 10 with a month in prison in default. Judge Foster noted the maximum penalty was 15 years but judged leniently due to evidence from Mr. Godfrey who examined Fisher in gaol noting mental weakness.
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Melbourne
He Cole
M.L.C
Saxon Misher
Wan Tee
Foster
Godfrey
Fisher
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