Jewel theft recovered in Johannesburg case
Police say two men were arrested for the December jewel theft at Henry Kelmer’s Johannesburg home, recovering an unstated quantity of £213,000 worth jewellery. The loot was tied to a prominent diamond magnate family. In other news, Olympic boxing finals seats sold out in Sydney with 7,700 attendees planned for West Melbourne Stadium in November.
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Witwatersrand
Johannesburg
Henry Kelmer
K Erne Sppenteimer
A. Boberg
Witwatersrand C.ld
Sydney
Les Duff
Duff
Weat
Melbourne Stadium
Canberra Labor caucus to sponsor doctors fees wage claims
State Labour Caucus will investigate and sponsor wage claims for doctors fees. Mr P Maher, Labour MLA for North Sydney, will raise the matter early next year. Some Sydney doctors have already raised rates toward the Victorian scale, with increases for consultations and home visits. The Federal branch of the Amalgamated Engineering union will sponsor an application to the Arbitration Court for a variation of the Canberra basic wage. ACT Trades and Labour Council president F J McCauley discussed coordination with ACU and Federal union officials in Melbourne, noting a special council committee will limit information to the ACTU solicitor in January for the resumption of the cash wage case in February.
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Sydney
P. Maher
Labour
North Sydney
Maher
France
Te Amalgamated “Engineering Union
Canberra
ACT
Trades and Labour Council
F. J. McCauley
A.ct.u
Melbourne
Special Council
Senberra
ACITU
Brodney
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Australia
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Oppenheimer
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Peter Pan
Children’s World” Civic Centre
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Mombrevox
Bell and Ag
Travia
Oma
Neval
Peter Fan
Ladybird
CIC Centre
Federal Union
Manuka Pharmacy
Manuka
Helena Rubenstein
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Capri Venetians Ry
Lonsdale Street
Bradoon
Sylvia Parsons
Frock Salon
Garema Place
Civic Centre
Gowon
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Newcastle Block
Braddon
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