Canberra advisory council meeting on waste, drains, and road issues
The ACT advisory council discusses garbage collection faults and need for better garbage containers, drain improvements near Sullivan's Creek, and speed concerns on vehicles. Canberra-Cooma road funding cited with housing priorities delaying early steps. Black Mountain tourist camp leases unsatisfactory. two tenders reviewed. Condor camp water and light supply planned. Jerrabomberra subdivision work delayed by Canberra railway project.
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Reatay Campo
Br. Nott
Cotter
Fey
Sulla Head
Condor
Mountain View
Biue Range
Bugartoat View
Dr. Nott
Creem
Jormaton
Department of Works and Housing
Barrs
Hassen Defeats Seahowe On Points In Australia
Jack Hassen defeated Seahowe on points at Sydney Stadium after a tense bout. Hassen, praised by Johnny Noth as a future world champion, handled Stenhouse's hard hitting with precise combinations. Hassen endured a swelling eye but fought to secure the decision as the two-week rematch window loomed.
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Jack Hassen
House Johnny Noth
Masen
Sydney
Houset
Atenhouse
Gtch
Ealgey
Coun
Bover
Stenhouse
Hes
Tonnay Toth
Haseen
Anious
Sienhouse
Haier
Hansen
Rin
Hassen
Hamen
S A TODUSTRIES HUT DOWN OVER NO COAL ADELAIDE
South Australia faces a near total industrial shutdown from tomorrow as coal shortages trigger power and gas restrictions. Essential industries exempt, gal power restored later, and cooking limits set. Premier Playford seeks federal aid while the State Coal Committee works with broadcasters to cut services.
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S.A. Todustries
Adelaide
New
Joestie
South Australia
Playford
Min”ituter
Mr. Chifley
Mr. Rice
Youth Drowns in South Grafton Baths
A one year old youth, George Hinton Tobin junior railway porter of Kennedy Street, South Grafton, drowned at the South Grafton baths this afternoon. Tobin dived in and did not surface. he was recovered nine times and rushed to South Stafton Base Hospital but died. Police are investigating the incident.
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Sydney
South Grafto Baths
George Hinton Tobin
Kennedy Street
South Grafton
Tobin
Hintoody
South Stafton Base Hospital
Wanron Jung
Armand
Drowned Boy Ronald McMoni Found in Granville Pool
A 13 year old boy Ronald Alwin McMoni of Margaret Street Granville was found drowned in Granville pool at 3 am on Monday. The baths manager Ted Bimms dived several times and recovered the body from 16 feet of water.
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Ftoutr
BATES
Sydney
Granville Pool
Lodday
Ronald Alwin McMoni
Margaret Street
Gran
Ted Bimms
Mallick Key Money Claim Heard At King's Cross Court
Testimony in a King's Cross court recounts Mallick seeking 4100 after offering 200 for a business alias. He claimed he paid 200 and wanted the name to exit, while others questioned the amount and the family’s financial position including a potential 150000 to 200000 estate and a past bankruptcy. The dialogue touches on trust and financial pressures within the family amid legal action.
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Aydiey
Ube
William ‘Miport
King’s Croan
Tha
Mallick
Sm Rooen
Jin
Allijanis Mallick
Mr. Inlen
Maltick
Heat Wave Hits Sydney and Parathy Amid Record Heat
Weather Bureau reports a severe heat wave sweeping Sydney and nearby areas with many people collapsing from heat in Byaney. Officials warn of gradual relief tomorrow as cloud cover and more rainfall are forecast. Maximums reach 115 degrees in Sydney, the highest since January, signaling one of the longest hot spells in years.
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Officinia
Aga
Sydney
Byaney
Mtore
Uitte
Ofl
Wuale
Tore
Toin
Supreme Court Decrees Restitution Petitions in Marital Disputes
Yesterday the Supreme Court under Mr Justice Simpson ruled on petitions for restitution of conjugal rights and desertion. Arthur Brerald Hobbs and Stella Dsatel Hobbs faced a decree on marital conduct and desertion. Raymond Léalir Btalf and Teresa Joan Blair were involved in a restitution case with Norman Chapman represented by Mr R Boardman. Flora Winifred Leonard sought restitution against David Mungo Dunlop Leonard with S Phippard representing her.
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A.G.T
Arthur Brerald Hobbs
Stella Dsatel Hobbe
Mer. G. Batley
Raymond Léalir
Raymond Léalir Btalf,| [Seninat ‘Teresa Joan Blalr
Norman Chapman
Fe R. Boardrman
Ron Jape
Aanion Statin
Justice Simpson
Flora Winifred Leonard
David Mungo
Dunlop Leonard
Phippard
Nude man walks into concert in Sydney
In Manly Court Faddie Senith of Balmain faced a charge of offensive behaviour after a man described as Smith walked 160 yards nude into the Routh Steyne auditorium during a concert. Smith pleaded guilty saying he could not find his clothes and was fined £0.
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Sydney
Steyne
Unis
Manly
Faddie Senith
Abourer
Balmain
Smith
Montclair Owners Disqualification Hearings Continue
The committee faced disqualifications and revisions in the Montclair case. It upheld that Tretria William Thompson’s disqualification was lifted after a five year period, while some appeals were dismissed or remanded for review. The three year old handicap winner at Randwick was reclassified, and prize payments were adjusted with refunds or forfeitments as proceedings proceeded.
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ALC
Hay
Shore
Tuo
Olant Deatt Og Tarikson
Cripps
Tretia Willian
Thompson
Fife
Comrafiies
Montclair
Montini
Montalaie
Randwick
Kovl Frenero
Prise-Monty Ar
A. G. Potter
the Comix Imittne
Brasedrine
Monte
Mont Alr
Homebush Stock Sales Report From Flemington Auction
Supplies of sheep and lambs penned at Flemington today with 32 067 head offered. Prime wethers and lambs sold at firm rates while other classes weaker. Cattle market weaker with prime export to 10/ and other grades 10/ to 20/ lower. Prices per 100 lb cited for various prime beef and cattle categories.
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Bedney
Flemington Toda
Prime Lamba
Man jailed for church break in Malabar Catholic Church
Alfred Beandow aged 90 a labourer of Matraville Wau was sentenced to three years hard labour after being charged with breaking into the Malabar Catholic Church last month and stealing money from the poor box.
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Mi Yams
Rom
Sydney
Alfred Beandow
Matraville
Wau
Wie
Tony
Dr More's Indian Root Pills Advertised For Liver Health
An 19th century ad claims Austra lias climate upsets the liver and farming life disrupts digestion. It promotes Dr Morte's Indian Root Pills as a regulating household remedy to restore liver function and general health.
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