State Lottery Dubbo Syndicates Win
Sydney drawn today names winners from the 22nd State Lottery with four syndicates and prize codes. Biate Party syndicate led by Mime M Furney of Dubbo. Hope Syndicate led by Mrs L Shuttleworth of Mascot. New Your Wirkh syndicate led by Mrs Marie Conn of King’s Cross. third and fourth prize entries listed with street addresses and names. Ward to be drawn Monday next.
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Sydney
M. Furney
Wingewarro Street
Dubbo
W. Melville
Brickfeld
Mill Post Oce
Hope” Syndicate
L. Shuttleworth
Roulyn Streat
Mascot
Dicate
Marie Conn
Victoria Bureet
King'a Cross
Grasshoppers Seen In Canberra District
Grasshoppers are appearing in the Canberra district though not in large quantities. Widespread hoppers are evident in some areas with extensive egg-laying reported and a possible further wave unless egg hatching is controlled by weather and parasites. Landholders should locate and mark egg beds, observe them, and kill emerging hoppers by baiting or spraying when they reach about half an inch. Ploughing egg beds may help but only kills part of the egg numbers and parasites. Wheat growers should not feel secure after harvest as germination damage could recur. Supplies of baiting and spraying materials are available from local Pest Protection Boards, and a department leaflet on grasshopper control can be obtained from the Department of Agriculture.
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Canberra
Department of Agriculture
Paxtures Protection Boards
Department
Gp.o
Sydney
Manly Carnival Sets Multiple NSW Records in Sydney
At the Manly baths, Billie Kendall won the 110 yards freestyle in 60.0 seconds, breaking Noel Ryan’s NSW record. Kiyokawa set another Australian standard in a handicap backstroke, clocking 1:10.2. Manly also broke the 80 yards breaststroke team record to beat Sydney, and their junior team won by a clear margin, shaving time off the previous best.
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Sydney
Manly Baths
Billie Kendall
Clarke
Noel Ryan
Ryan
Kiyokawa
D. Vesono
J B. Hay
New South Wales
Manly
Balmoral
Motor production rise in Britain with more cars and commerce vehicles
London reports the British Society of Motor Manufacturers notes a general production rise in the last year with 256,866 private cars and 89,058 commercial vehicles built, up from prior totals. Export trade has increased but not enough to satisfy manufacturers, and price reductions are anticipated.
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London
Montay
Ritinh Oficial Wireless
British Society of Motor Manufacturers
Reaeiry
Sydney Wool Sales Report Keeps Sellers in Control
Sydney wool sale summary notes the day’s values held firm with sellers prevailing. Clearances were satisfactory across all sections as 11,534 bales were offered, 10,996 old bales sold, with notable lots from Mulliguy Brothers Guyra and other buyers achieving prices such as 18d, 17d, and 16d per bale in a steady market.
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Sydney
Guyra
Nellers
Mulliguy Brothers
Guyrs
Asup
Jecobe Bros
W. BM. Suttor Hururaven
H. A. Busaingihwaigtte
Musweliorook
Malnutrition debate in Melbourne over milk and meat aid
A Labour deputation from Melbourne discusses malnutrition among schoolchildren with Deputy Minister for Sustenance Dr Shields. They request free milk and wholesale meat daily in city and country, citing 27 percent malnutrition and unemployment of breadwinners. The minister cites lacking proof but promises Cabinet recommendation if malnutrition is proven.
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Melbourne
Labour Party Central Unemployed Committee
Women's Organisations Committee
Trades Hall
Shields
Luel
Leprosy Danger In Australia Guarded By Quarantine
The general secretary of the Lepers movement and Dr J H L Cumpston outline measures to prevent leprosy entering Australia. Quarantine rules ensure early detection and treatment. A patient who preferred to stay in Australia after diagnosis was allowed to remain under care rather than be sent home.
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Australia
FH. Crashaw
J.H. L. Cumpston
Commonwealth
Wid Australis
Woman's death by own action at inquest finds verdict
Inquest into the death of Mrs Marie Josephine Rae reveals she returned home intoxicated and in distress. She had been on a three month bond and pleaded she could not endure life, saying no one could kill herself. A revolver was found near her. The coroner returned a verdict of mis...
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Sydney
Marie Josephine Rae
Ahso
Monttin
Miettle
Rapid air travel reduces danger of disease spread to Australia
The Commonwealth Health Director Dr J H J Campston said rapid transport lowers infection risk by allowing travelers to spend little time in transit. Precautions include vaccination, mosquito-free planes, and strict quarantine control at penultimate ports such as Singapore and Java. Recommendations adopted to minimize disease transfer from air travelers across Timor Sea, with authorities coordinating with Singapore health officials.
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Austalia
J. H. J. Cumpstom
Commonwealth
Singapore
Ayn
Camp
Cumpaton
Hall News Farewell Notices From Kinlyside Hall
Worthy of Filonsegod in Yass Hospital after a serious operation. Zeng Rotchtod of Mall remains in Yass Hospital for a planned operation. Mr Gormity, now at Mulligan’s Flat, led Hall Cricket and Tennis clubs and plans a farewell with his family in Kinlyside Hall on January 18. Southwell to Corowa and Byawn to Wallentbeen among several educational department moves.
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Mig Wo Worthy
Filonsegod
Yass
Bane
Zeng Rotchtod
Mall
Leo
Yash
Gurmiey
Tan Gilen
Wagin
Cariyley
Orst
Mulligan'e Flat
Glenweud
Cms Hall Cricket Club
Tenm Club
Ntl
Gormity
Kinlyside
Educational Department
Alber Southwell
Corowa
Chiutt Byawn
Wallentbeen
Dingo Drive At Mullion Range Hunt
A dingo drive occurred during Shriaumas vacation in the mountains behind Mullion between Yewwrre and Yass. Twenty-two took part, twelve waited at daybreak for the four mile mountainous course. Meg Fredrick Walker captured the only dingo, rare in the area. Sheep losses from a dingo were reported. many keellerw, wallabies, and kangaroos were present but dingo ran hard. Keillers were seen in several areas with numerous capture attempts.
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Shriaumas
Mouncaina
Mullion
Yewwrre
Yass
Sis
Toxon
Wallabies
Kangaring
Stork Exchange and Anglo-Trish Pact Reflections
In Dublin on Monday, observers discuss the Anglo-Trish agreement and its impact. The Stork Exchange reflection notes the pact’s significance for Ireland, highlighting financial and political shifts and the evolving Rank of Ireland amid new terms.
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Dublin
Ireland
Body of Hawin Sullivan Recovered After Shark Attack
The body of Hawin Sullivan a 33 year old solicitor from Geelong was recovered from the sea near Swan Ray today after a New Year’s Eve party at Tieenvelle. The body showed shark-inflicted injuries and the head was severed.
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Melbourne
Hawin Sullivan
Geelong
Minain
Tieenvelle Wean
Swan Ray
Heavy share dealing on change Sydney market
The Stock Exchange was strong with heavy turnover in the morning and midday activity. Investors joined the rally and broad participation supported a value rise amid a busy trading session in Canberra and Sydney on Tuesday, January 6, 1980. Temperature and wind details are listed from the Barometer readings for that day.
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Sydney
The
Stock Exchange
Etzried Heanly
Canberra
Thesday
Less Hours No Wage Reductions
London reports Lieutenant Colonel Oliver Stantey, Minister for Labour, arranging to prevent General Council of Employment over charter working wool and overtime. Discussion notes reduce hours and potential wage adjustments, with ongoing talks on further wage reductions.
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London
Oliver Stantey
General Council of Employeny
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Manly Carnival
Britain
Sydney Wool Sales
Victoria’s
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