Public Baths Deputation to Meet Commissioner Thursday
A deputation from the Council of the Moral Service, including Major A. B. Rowe and others, will visit the Commissioner Sir John Matters on Thursday afternoon. The group seeks support for a permanent bathing facility in Salem, with the commission to consider plans and funding avenues. The delegation is expected to outline aims, cost estimates, and requested official backing.
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Court Mourning For Late Grand Duke Noe
A court in mourning marks the passing of Grand Duke Noe with sombre ceremonies. The event honors the life and service of the late noble, reflecting the region’s traditional rites and official tributes.
OPPERMAN Reduces Track Record at Thomastown Meet
In a recent track event, OPPERMAN cuts his record time amid windy conditions at the Thomastown meet. Local sprinters WR and Limi showed strong performances, while North lobar and Tiron posted solid marks despite the challenging conditions.
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Premier Conference Meets To Discuss Policy And Public Roles
The premiers conference gathers to discuss governance, economic reform, and public health measures. Attendees include ministers and delegates representing the Commonwealth and various regional governments. The meeting aims to frame a joint approach ahead of upcoming policy reviews and elections.
Election Campaign for Third Commissioner Deliberations
The Third Commissioner race opened at Hall with speeches from J. S. Crapp and Dr. R. M. Alcorn. Crapp urged revision of ordinances, civil jury trials, public Commission meetings, a Consultative Committee seat for the third Commissioner, leasehold inquiry, and a railway crossing of the Molonglo River, while contenders and supporters attended and voiced party positions.
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J. 5. Crapp
R. M. Alcorn
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Dictatorship in Yugoslavia Gts Mentuline Advices
Fragmented OCR text mentions Croatian leader and political turmoil in Yugoslavia. It references a Croatian leader and a struggle over governance and freedom, with unclear specifics due to garbled phrasing.
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H M A S Sydney Breaks Up at Great Cost
The naval vessel H M A S Sydney faces a costly breakup with estimates around fifty thousand pounds. It is reported the process may involve 40 000 to break up the LM Oals and related expenses.
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Enrolment Deadline For Territorial Election Nominations
The notice calls voters to enrol within three days for the upcoming election. Enrolment forms are available from the Electoral Registrar at Clyle Centre Territory offices. Nominations for candidates must be received by 10 PM on Monday January 11 at the Electoral Office Clive Centre.
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King’s condition shows no change in London bulletin
London bulletin from 7.45 p.m. says the King had a quiet day with no change in his condition. Next bulletin promised tomorrow evening. Signatories Sir Stanley Hewett and Lord Dawson.
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Sir Stanley Hewett
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Afghan fighting rages as Kabul fort shelled and batteries reply
A Kabul dispatch reports ongoing Afghan fighting with a fort under siege and allied artillery exchanges. The king’s batteries respond from another port while negotiations with rebels at Teta tabae are mentioned amid mounting costs.
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Federal aid to be enlisted for commercial education
The Council of Federated State School Teachers Association decided to urge the Federal Government to waiv e all forms of trade commerce and agricultural education. The move was carried amid opposition to a earlier conference stance. The group sought government assistance for nationwide educational reforms and Shakespearean themes referenced oddly in the text.
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Land Board appoints new chairman and committee members
A new Land Board leadership lineup was announced with Mr. BR. Coostsiethagld named chair, Ms. Hrackenreg Clundas Oferceprenemting chosen to oversee the commission, and A. W. Weekelit representing the Jessees. Miro Daley was appointed a member by the trustee board.
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Moir and Owen Return by Air in Spirit of Australia Plan
Aviation experts scrutinize an Australian mission to return to Adiatroatia by air. Moir and Owen aim to use the Spirit of Australia with a Hadland design, cost estimated at 63.50, and support from British experts. The project hinges on government approval and funding.
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Mutineer in Jervis Bay Case Affects Australian Prefect
The Australian Pref Association reports a mutineer from Colombo arrived in England aboard the Larch Hay and is not admitted by British authorities as he is not a British subject. Australia may be held responsible for him and he could be returned to Aeterna. The other crew members described as docile during the voyage.
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Excitement At Orange Over Discovery Near Town
Residents in Orange report a prospecting discovery two miles from town near Annerdown. Analysts say 25 avenues have been pegged and surveyed so far, with excitement mounting as results unfold.
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Obstacle charge laid against two Melbourne men
Melbourne men K. Ueell of Elsternwick and Teter Trehewen of South Melbourne were arrested and charged today with maliciously placing an obstacle on a railway line at Racehus Moreh amid tense police scrutiny.
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Mystery Death Stuns Newcastle as Alma Kennedy Dies
In Newcastle on Tuesday Alma Kennedy, 21, died after a sudden illness or poisoning alleged to be linked to a Mayliothe incident. Police have not determined a clear cause or suspect, and authorities urge patience as investigations continue.
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