Crash Course in Japanese at Australian National University
At the Australian National University the language laboratory under Dr A Alfonso and instructor K Niini conducts an intensive Japanese language course. Twenty two students from across Australia attend the program begun last week and running until January 30. Recorded language lessons form part of a new teaching technique developed by Dr Alfonso, with students showing great interest and ease in learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Oriental Studies
Australian National University
A. Alfonso
K. Niini
Australia
Alfonso
Thompson fined for unlawful ground trespass at hostel
In the A C Courts Mr Harvey fined John Desmond Thompson twenty pounds for having found without lawful excuse on grounds of the Young Women's Christian Association Hostel at Civic Centre. O'Connor was fined for speeding. Evidence showed an incident occurred around late November involving a parked vehicle and a pedestrian on Alvin Street.
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Harvey
John Desmondhompson
Young Women's
Kristian Association
Civic Centre
Ayysom
Tabouter O'Connor
Thorpe
Alvin
Threat of plague of grasshoppers
NSW towns brace for a major grasshopper plague expected before summer ends. The report mixes chaotic local notes, including a police incident, fines for speeding, and scattered references to road and property damage as authorities warn pasture protection boards to prepare for the insect outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nsw
Han
Simla
Mt RM
Timurrow
Jun Reneral
Suvea
Leo
Heck
Aliens to Register in New South Wales Soon
Report says aliens aged 20 and over will be required to register under the National Service scheme. The fifth registration for British subjects is planned, with the Government extending the system last year. Officials promise free insecticide supplies and assess registration timing amid queries and confusion.
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McWatt
Caaracen
Nsw
Sydney plans motorised double decker trains for suburban line
Melbourne reports discuss Sydney's plan to add eight carriage motorised double decker trains to the suburban network. Minister For Tyange notes influence and potential underground access. hearings unfold at Central Court. Officials consider dieselisation progress, personnel, and safety warnings as the project advances.
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Sydney
Tyange
Ecimtane
Tr Serer
Central Court Parneraw
Morin
Sal Yendens
P Maystay
Gath
Serurban Sania Feral
Guahiederker
Melbourne
Atinnallett
Early migrants kin seek London on ship to Australia
A former pupil of a school in Bournemouth, Hampshire, seeks descendants of British orphans who sailed to Australia 118 years ago. Names include Ann Ganon, Mary Ann Archinald, Ann Wileyn, Macy June Corrigan, and others connected to the group led by Mrs. Winston Read. The search aims to trace emigrants and their descendants.
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London
Port Orptans
Australia
Frank Hinkim
Winston Read Winton
Bournemouth
Hampshire
Ann “Ganon
Mary Ann Archinald
Ann Wileyn
Macy
June Corrigan
Royal
Diplomacy Training Notes From Fragmentary Source
The fragment discusses conditions for training as a diplomat, referencing Australia and nationality questions. It mentions British and other rationalities and includes unclear dates or figures related to a range between two points.
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Australia
Canberra Tourism and Rail Visitors Guide Adverts
A lengthy OCR fragment appears to describe tourist guides, weather, cinema listings, open hours, and travel notices around Canberra and nearby areas. It mentions Canterra, Canberra, and NSW, with references to lodging, hotels, boat and rowing events, and general visitor information. The disjointed text also touches on local events, transportation notices, and public service details typical of a travel and guidance page.
Untitled coastal tide data and place names
Fragmented OCR text lists tides and times across multiple locations on May 9. Mentions Briemans, San Mme, Nat a Aptis, and various place names and times such as 1pm and 4am. Content is garbled with partial phrases and uncertain events.
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Briemans
New stamps to be issued at a forthcoming event
Readable fragments indicate upcoming stamp issuance with references to Australia and various places. The text mentions a stand, dates, and a potential release noted by officials, but many words are garbled leaving unclear specifics about entities, dates, or exact subjects.
District Radio and TV Coverage in State Edits
A district overview notes radio and television coverage across the state. It mentions stations and channels and references a list of broad regional services with no clear dates.
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A.C. Courts
Vic
Thominson
Thompson
YWCA
Kenneth Sohn
Ideard
Hoobialla Sree
Hermes
Peter Franch Beck
McGowan Prove
Tickson
DB McCulloch
Hallumbir Stree
Tie Avenue
Rew
Sully
Lonses
Esety
Laban
Wty. Batel
Canberra
Mdoumd
Jehovah's Witness
Airlines
Can Nice
Salvanerra
Wien
Acton
Canary Dun
LMR
Ander Tay Foun
Hein
Thiomee Geen
Totel
Siti Xian
Lake Crines
Bulenas
HSL
Ina Eae
Rou
Anel Ares
Tennony
Sanday
Pulse
Hove
Cron
Wales
Isc
Mio
Ieee Peice
Rte
the Mint
RSL
Louris Barean
Aline
Mowmane
Loum
Ana
Ion Tierry Lipes
Ana Etek
Watkins
Coomnes
Suntan
Chad Ei Plundell
S. Cittige Condette Pastors
Laat
Trom
Amy Mfiéate
Tourque Ety Sun
Anyaian Yate
Ava
Ory
Department of the Register de Behraniy
Wilson
Yhuatten
Kiamie’ High School
Auntaligne
Dublin
Areland
Sehoof
Pam
Port Phillip Joseph
Melboaspett
Tellineland
Carrigan
Daniel J. McCarthy
Paws
Tnise
Mery
Esa
Aw Wilson
Miartied
Shasfeth
Victoria
Ana Om Teen
Iourney
Rei Avid Aahletanas
Uti
Mae
Eriminde
Oman
Voxtennsy
Udi Amnewies
Gila
Natal
Everett
Ruitsas
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