Australian Natives Association NSW branch to be registered
Registrar General of Friendly Societies Sydney to decide on February 24 on NSW registration for the Australian Natives Association under the Friendly Societies Act. A new franchise formed in Sydney aims to promote national identity and education, with support from officials and calls for broader federation and social work across Australia.
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Registrar General of Friendly Societies
Sydney
Friendly Societies’ Act
The
Australian Natives’ Association
Commonwealth
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W. Kitto
Lang
J. Lemmon
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Avery
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KALE
Bridge Street
Sydney Smith's Cricket Report Highlights Central Board Plans
Melbourne reports detail the Cricket Board forming a social committee to oversee attendance at trials and set penalties for non attendance without valid excuse. The piece notes revenue sources and tour receipts totaling 6 4 0 4 and lists expenditure items including steamers up to 225 and insurance costs around 1 9 9 5 10.
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Melbourne
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Crighkét
Central
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Smith
Sturges
Fasaya
Mbar Labs
Ups
Imundry
Uaion
Insurance
Motor vehicle owners form Federal Territory association
At a large meeting in Canteway Haiti the Federal Territory Motor Owners Association was created to defend motorists interests. Fees matter deferred as delegates reported limited progress with the Commission on vehicle registration and ordinance challenges.
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Canteway
Haiti
Federal‘Territory Motor Owners’ Association
Association i
Federal Capital ‘Territory
B. G Kelly
Fadérni Capital Commission Aagking
Ela
Atouell
Civid
Des Tos
Crnyip
Bonn
Cmotar
Nwaltwal
Motor! Association
Prime Minister May Visit Canberra and Campaign Prospects
Melbourne reports Prime Minister May plans to visit Canberra and attend to Pyuwah business ahead of Parliament session on March 2. Dalley byelection may be delayed as officials focus on highway progress and observed works at Garton.
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Melbourne
Park
Dalley
Garton
Parliament to Consider Abolishing Trial by Jury in Civic Cases
Discussion follows Canberra Times report on the ordinance ending jury trials in Federal Capital Territory civil actions. Parliament adjournment likely to move to disallow the ordinance. The District Court in Queanbeyan used it last week, prompting protests from motorist groups at Causeway Fallon.
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Canberra Times
Federal Capital Territory
Queanbeyan
Story
Causeway Fallon
Weather summary for Canberra week ends February 16
Canberra meteorological records show no rainfall during the period. Temperatures fluctuated with minimums around early morning and gusts reaching up to 175.3 mph on a listed date. Data covers end of week to 9 am daily readings and daily wind speeds.
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Canberra
Amy Rairy
Dana
Australian cyclone reports and boxing riot tense day
Reports from Sydney and Brisbane detail cyclone effects in North Queensland with rains and transport talks. In Perth a plane crash damaged engine but all four aboard escaped unharmed amid boxing match chaos as Reisler clashed with fans and was booed off.
Induction Service Marks Presbyterian Hall Opening
The event opened with a service at Presbyterian Hall in Ainseie presided by Moderator General and attended by representatives from Victoria and New South Wales churches. The induction featured Rev. John Warcer and a procession of clergy and officials, highlighting the new minister’s reception and immediate duties.
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Weterlia
Wales
Wera Presbit
du A. Camigroi
Pa Actu
Victoria
Wiifa” Uri Mele
Balmain
Tae ‘Miri
Cawan
Ut Peters
Zormaka
Gomi
Eastlake Adds New Shops in Busy Shopping Week
Canberra shoppers expect a lively week as new stores open in Eastlake. Lavery's will run a men’s goods shop in the corner block. Universal Distributing Co Ltd opens Mn for new outlets. The Canberra Community Band will play at Lavery’s on Friday night, boosting the shopping row’s evening appeal.
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Lavery
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Universal Distributing Co. Ltd
Amlah
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Canberra
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Cabinet to consider whether Sydney may not be scrapped
Melbourne reports the Federal Government will consider whether H.M.A.S. Sydney should be kept instead of scrapped. Prime Minister says cabinet has not yet reached a decision. The debate centers on preserving the ship for training or public display rather than destruction.
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Emden
Shanghai in Grave Peril Troops Retreating
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese forces in retreat near Shanghat and Jhanghow as Cantonese advance threaten Shanghai defenses. Earlier message claimed Chuchow capture. officials offered no denial. The situation worsens with Cantonese proximity and potential fall of nearby cities.
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Chuan Fong
Sun‘King
Bhanghai
Chuchow
Shanghai
Settlement Still Possible in Chen O Malley Talks
Foreign OMeca reports negotiations not broken down but demands a guarantee that British troops and warships will not be used to support or oppose any Chinese party. If such insurance is provided, an agreement could be signed immediately.
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Omeca
Genena Chen
Mr. O'Malley
Chen
Intruder Fled After Westbourne Grove Home Invasion
Melbourne report of a intruder entering Charles Titterton’s home in Westbourne Grove Northcote. He was felled by a revolver blow as his son Leslie tried to intercept. The intruder escaped after being held at bay with a second revolver. Forty Hour Week debate in Sydney follows. William Kelly of North Melbourne dies at 106 after a life on railways and the city front.
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Sydney
Billy S Richards
Johnny
Reisler
Agiow
Joe Weallly
Relsler
Johnny Ressler
America
Booth
Melbourne
Charles Titterton
Westbourne Grove
Northcote
Titterton
Leslie
Melbguand
William Kelly
Mapman’ Street
Minister Plans Fire Fighting Network Across State
The Minister for Forests Mr. R Richardson states that steps have been and are being taken by the Tramite Commission to organise forces against bush fires. A bush fire brigade is being established throughout the state to combat fires. It may be a waste of money to conserve native timber or to transplant woodlands unless strong effort is made. Parliament seems set to recognise that additional funds will be needed for the purpose.
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Melbourne
R. Richardson
High Class Car and English Tourling Offer
Muddled fragment suggests an advert for a high class car or English tourling service in a garage. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases about fees and particulars. No verifiable persons or organizations can be identified from the text.
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Tiamend
Ahout
Burrenjuck Canberra Team Selected for Federal Territory Chec ker
The following team has been selected to represent the Federal Territory Checkers association Burrenjuck includes W Gmyom Le Maloney L Zeems C Hipeksman K Cuarnall W McDonald Byrnes Hineks Man T O Connor A Nish E yaloney. Reserves A Fulgood and A gpoit.
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le Maloney
L. Zeems
C. Hipeksman
K. Cuarnall
W. McDonald
Byrnes
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T. O'Connor
A. Nish
E. Yaloney
A. Fulgood
A. Gpoit
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