No Juries For Civic Actions New Ordinance
An ordinance of the Federal Capital Commission abolishes trial by jury in civil actions in the Federal Capital Territory. If not challenged in Parliament, civil cases in this jurisdiction will be decided by a judge without a jury. The Commonwealth Gazette notes amending provisions affecting related acts and the Seat of Government administration.
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Federal Capital Commission
Federal Capital Territory
Commonwealth
Dnlo
State of
New South Wales
Garda
Lalli
Manuka
Canberra ANA Branch Succeeds in Formation Effort
Residents of Ginterra push to form an Australian Natives Association branch in Canberra. Meetings report assured success and quick establishment, with Canberra members awaiting registrar decision and possible ties to Friendly Societies in Sydney and Victoria.
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Ginterra
Australian Natives’ Association
Fren
Melbourne
GC. A. Francia
Wee Tapia Mar
Sydney
New South Wales
Cimberra
Victoria
Acta
Canberra
N.S. Wiles
Cigitel
Weather summary reports erratic rainfall and temperatures
The text lists weekly meteorological figures with max and min temperatures, rainfall measures, and wind speeds for Canberra and surrounding areas. It notes January rainfall totals and current month conditions with scattered figures, including zero rainfall to date and past month totals.
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Meday
Mym Ferry
Max
Min
Tad
Jun
Howe
Catholic Pageant Marks Capital Territory Building Phase
Visiting Catholic leaders from Sydney Melbourne and Canberra along with bishops from Goulburn Maitland and Lismore attended ceremonies in Canberra. Foundation stones were laid for the first Catholic school and convent in the Federal Capital Territory as plans for a future church and church school progressed amid appeals for funding and civic unity.
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Archilahepn
Sydney
Kelly
Melbourne
Mannix
Urighbane
Duhie
Goulburn Citt
Barry
Maitland
V. Dwyer
Worea
I. Hew
Powyerd
Tidamore
Carrell
Sanitierat
McCartheyd
Sale
Tiyan
Ausneembinge
Glermy Thom Bsw
Victoria
Wil
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Tomas
Meria
Conbernes
Tienne Ward
Erin Ben
Cote Baru
Hobers
Visto
Tho
Viettary
Beylerat
Cras
St. John the Patel
Riley
Canberra
Munukely
Frettoman Catholic
Local Enterprise Captures 4500 Foot Catholic Pilgrimage Film
A 4500 foot moving picture was taken last Sunday of a Catholic pilgrimage including relics and foundation stones. The effort, arranged by F B Holland of Taebanewan, aims to show the world this unique ceremony and is billed as the only pictorial feature in Australia.
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Elroy
Herarchy
Mentitelal Ateh
Uimed
Panonino
F. 2. Holand
Taeanbewan
Oslimaner
Awuetralia
Canberra tackles domestic help shortage with British intake
The Federal Capital Commission outlines plans to ease Canberra's domestic help crisis by importing 21 English girls to work as domestic helps. A new women workers hostel and recreation centre will open to house and employ locals and arrivals, with a self‑supporting operation and day‑by‑day staffing.
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Canberra
Federal Capital Commission
England
Australia
Investigathont
Theedernal Capital Commission
Tarago Fire Coronial Inquiry Reopened At Goulburn
The coronial inquiry into the Tarago fire of December 19, damaging Memors Jr. and 5B. Lohaire property to £10,000, was reopened at Goulburn on Tuesday. A protest by Mr. Meyer claimed breach of faith by the Railway Commissioners as Inspector O Leary pledged the engines would be ready but they had been sent to Sydney. The coroner ordered engine inspection and adjourned the inquiry to Monday next.
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Tarago
Memors Jr
Lohaire
Goulburn
Tuesaday
Meyer
Bede Lehane
Allon
O'leary
Rydney
Royal Visit Arrangements in Canberra Reviewed
The Minister for Home and Territories Sir William Glasgow and Major General Sir Brudenell White, chair of the arrangements committee, inspected Canberra’s venues for the Duke of York visit in May. Accompanied by J H Butters and Bir John Harrison of the Federal Capital Commission, they reviewed accommodation, parking, and stand sites and approved the Commission’s plans.
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Home and Territories
Sir William Glasgow
Duke of York
Sir Brudenell White
Canberra
Duke
J. H. Butters
John Harrison
Federal Capital Commission
Brudenell White
Holidays Over Telopea Park School 38 New Pupils
Telopea Park School resumes after a five week break. Principal Afr. C. L. Hen reports enrolment around 450 with 24 new pupils and many more expected. Teaching staff rises to 14 with Miss C. W. Moore appointed to teach English and History to secondary pupils. The school maintains a 100 percent pass rate on the Intermediate Certificate exam.
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Telopea Park
Afr. C. L
Laff
C. W. Moore
Telopla Park
Walt Meintained
Iby
Ucnea
Friendly Societies in Canberra Seek Ordinance Change
State restrictions on friendly societies hinder Canberra branches from obtaining loans for leasehold home construction. Local members face limited access to funds while state bodies collect fees. The Federal Capital Commission may draft a specific ordinance to harmonize laws, with a decision expected soon.
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Canberra
Federal Capital Commission
Federal Capital Territory
Futum
Gun Club Opening Function At Manuka On Saturday
Cahlerra Gun Club hosts a fast shoot at Manuka on Saturday afternoon starting at 2 39 p m behind Manuka Circle away from the southern residential areas of the city The club uses clay pigeon aims and promotes marksmanship without the inhumane aspects of the usual gun club The opening shoot is expected to attract a large number of sportsmen President Mr Ben is inviting members to attend
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Cahlerra
Manuka
Weske
Manuka Circle
Weas
Hun
Sportamen Aa
Ben
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