Ward attacked by Isaacs in Garden bribery case
Isaacs accused Ward of lying about receiving a bribe and alleged Ward’s enemies conspired with Garden and Urquhart. The testimony claimed Garden paid Ward and linked Ward to Sydney Pin and Urquhart. James Isaacs argued Ward was capable of perjury while Urquhart's associates questioned his credibility.
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Tauren
Ienaca
J. Ward
Ney Pincombes
Willam
Urquhart
Inaaca Euld
William Urquhart
Sydney Pin
Isaacs
Ham
Taanes
Ur- Newtown
Ainsue School Planners Address Accommodation Needs
The headmaster outlined next year’s transfer of Glass to the primary, with looming accommodation pressures. He praised staff, the Parents and Friends Association, and noted improvements in the choir, concerts, and the library while highlighting ongoing extensions and art development plans for the near future.
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Hartnett
Fockine
Plana
Ygiens Semion
Ecing
Leonard
Parents and Friends’ Association l
Pare Vand Friends’ Association
St. Hutton
Hutton
C. 8. Daley
Minster For the Interior
Johnromp
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Donald Alexander Ait
Archer and Victoria Compete in Low-Scoring Cricket Duel
In a terse cricket match report Archer faces Potbergil with limited scores for Archer and Bowler Jhumley, while Victoria wins by eight wickets. Notable figures include Archer 1 run and Raymer 0, Cartiga and others contributing modestly as the game closes with Victoria ahead.
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Myaee
Tattae
Raymer
Cartiga Wat
Archer
Victoria
Wight
Grass Fire At Uriarra Destroys Two Acres Of Grass
Sparks from a vehicle exhaust ignited a grass fire at Uriarra destroying about two acres. Property belonged to D Hyles of Farright Uriarra. Bush Fire Brigade extinguished the blaze after a truck was dispatched from Canberra. Police investigate the vehicle as the fire started in three spots. A separate fire near Ebden Street burned rubbish and grass, threatening the fence of the Swedish Legation.
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Canberra
Legathon
Ebden Street
Government to Lift Controls on American Cars Next Year
The Minister for Mr B J Ward announced that controls on all American cars would be lifted early next year. Ward said negotiations with motor trade representatives were underway to vary current control methods, but no decision had been reached.
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Mater For Transport
B.J. Ward
Ward
Nationalization appeal to be heard in London next March
The Acting Attorney General Senator McKenns and the Commonwealth Solicitor General Professor Bailey conferred this morning on nationalization of private trading banks. The appeal will be heard in London next March.
Rescue at Sea and Subsequent Sinking Near Water's Bay
Fragmented report describes a rescue after a launch caught fire near Water's Bay and later sank at moorings. The narrative mentions a person named Serman and references events tied to Tanne ont Chowder Bay and a yacht incident, with unclear timing and details.
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Water's Bay
En- Drees
Gribbane Case Hears Woman’s Adverse Custody Claim
A court hearing into a custody dispute adjourned to tomorrow after confusing testimony from Manny and Radward Auseeli. The storaman for the defense challenged the language and the validity of the cust in fry Stugtars te ned hat he earn sence, with references to Janusry ed Mra and Bmediey.
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Gribbane
Tuomlay
Manny
Radward Auseeli
Canberra Court Hears Drunkenness Charges at Hotel Amalie Grounds
In Canberra Court yesterday two men were charged with being drunk and disorderly after incidents near Hotel Amalie on Saturday. Both men were reportedly convicted for drunkenness in the past 12 months.
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Canberra Court
Tevanagh
Gaga
Hotel Amalie
Stewart
Commonwealth Avenuen
Keane
Amended Divorce Petition Reported in Court
The divorce petition of Boris Emily Muriel Holland was ordered amended by Mr Justice Bonney. A copy and transcripts of the evidence must be served on Holland, addressed to Ben care of Hlangrong, amid court proceedings noted in the Divorce Court.
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Sydney
John Joseph Holland
Juccas Islands
Bonney
Boris Emily Muriel Holland
Holland
Addrsan van
Hlangrong Ol
Back Pay for Women Employees in Rural Bank Case
In Aydeney on Tuesday, arbitration ruled that 99 women workers of the Rural Bank, performed men’s work during the War, will receive back pay totaling £400. The United Bank Owners Association estimates the settlement ratified by Mr Justa will cost the bank about £10,000.
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Aydney
Tuenday
Iit
United Hank Oovers’ Association
Justa
King's Police Medal Sydney Presentation Tuesday
The King’s Police Fire Service and Imperial Service Medals will be presented on Government House lawn tomorrow by the Governor.
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Sydney
King’s Police Fire Service
Imperial Service
He Iawna
Government Howe
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Juabe Beaneh
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MR. Isaacs
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Lesen
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Coton Éyi
Lobeston
Johmeon
Ping
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Meee
Serman
Australia
Life Amarasice
Life Assurance
Pranation
King's Police
Miaka Tiedere
America
Australias
J. E. Cleary
Kingston
Phoos Bose
Romartic
Fllogg
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