Dr. R. J. Tillyard Outstanding Entomologist Career
Obituary notes the life of R J Tillyard, eminent entomologist and science leader. Born in Norwich, he educated at Dover College and Cambridge, held posts in Sydney and New Zealand, led the Division of Economic Entomology in Australia, and earned multiple honors including the Mueller Medal. His career spanned Australia, New Zealand, and Britain, with focus on pest control and scientific publishing.
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Council of Scientific and Industria Research
Tillyard
Milyard
Australian Nations Review
Kenic
Sydney
Ronin John Tilyard
Norwich
England
Dover Gallege Ant Runes’ College
Cambridge
Benior Optime
Mathematica
Huewele
Macleay Pelbly
Byd
Linnea Society
New Zealand
Cawthron Institute of Scientific Research
Melson
Cambridge University
New Zealand Institute
Royal Sooiety of London
Ainthrologies Society
America
Addreemes
Frewen
Australia
Bruce-Fage
Pervises
Tha Pont
Tiknesiis
Queen's College, Cam
Mueller
Hayal Society of NW
Clarkey
J Jie
Canberra Mourns Dr Tillyard A Leader In Entomology
Distressed by recent losses, Canberra bids farewell to Dr R J Tillyard, famed entomologist and adviser to the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The city credits him with advancing education, local government ideas, and civic sport grounds, while he faced personal tragedies and eventual resignation. He leaves a widow and daughters, with Canberra reflecting on his public service and moral guidance.
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Ccongerra
R. J. Tillyard
3. M. Bruce
New Zealand
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Australia
Tillyard
Ting
Church of England Men's Union
Canberra
Weather Report for Canberra Area
The report notes a barometer reading and rainfall details with mixed figures for temperatures and wind. It records the maximum and minimum temperatures over a 24 hour period, plus rainfall points and wind direction, indicating unsettled weather and ongoing rain.
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Canbertea
Wetneatey
Pam
Eam Bay
Ancuery
Uccahae
Canberra Backing Mawson Whaling Plan Advances
Commonwealth officials favour the polar explorer Sir Douglas Mawson's scheme to form a company for whaling in Australian and Antarctic waters. An investigation spanning time has assessed feasibility and commercial value, with private and government talks ongoing and possible support for a lucrative national defence linked venture.
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Douglan Mawson
Fur Australia
Fenian Shoul
Mrc
Douglas MaWaoh
Jan
Obituary of Woolwich scholar and church worker in Canberra
Woolwich native and Oxford Cambridge graduate faced rheumatism forcing departure to warmer climes. He taught at Sydney Grammar, survived a severe railway accident with lasting injuries, and endured later car crashes and a nervous breakdown. A prominent Church of England member, he aided the Canberra branch and delivered many addresses. He leaves a widow and four daughters, Patskin Faith John Moana Hope and Hume.
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Woolwich
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Sydney Grammar
North Shore
Comarn Auilute of Scientide Research
Nelson
New Zenland
Ohio
Br Tilly
Church of England
Canberra
Church of England Men's Society
Vinite
Young
Cuntecra University College
Patskin
Faith
Mra
John Moana
Hope
Hume
Phum
Motor Strike Shuts Flint Plant Amid Rail Tension
In Flint Michigan police withdrew from the Fisher Bady plant, allowing Kencrke arp to enter amid a standoff. Company officials issued a statement denying blame and promising no machine moves as workers sought restarts. guards were present and a reopening was planned.
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Flint
Michigan
Pnilcer
Fisher Bady
Kencrkearp
Pouncarion
Camparny Ofhoinis
Sttikarean Police
Mrine WreskiNige
Maurice Bell Railroad Commissioner Dies in Melbourne
Maurice Bell, Commonwealth Railways Commissioner, died Tuesday night in Middle Brighton after a brief illness. His death ends a long career shaping Australia’s rail infrastructure and beltway plans. He led key projects and served as a prominent public figure in railway administration.
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Maurice Bell
Commonwealth Railways
Bichime
Middle Brighton
Applenlin
Sandalwood camp on the Kenmiat River frontier
In a rough Cape York Peninsula setting near the sandalwood camp along the Kenmit River, a mixed party of aboriginals and white men shares tensions and daily hardship. A violent incident over a wounded woman unfolds as Lang Toby and Toky confront the hunter with severity, while camp life continues with provisions and trade under a fragile balance of power.
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Cape York Mettunda
Australis
Binet
Sito
Meir Velin
Paulin
Len
Wnay
Crowe
Far North Camp Life and Tension Over Supplies
In a rugged frontier scene, Toby and Clancy argue over gunpowder and quinine as Aborigines move camp along the river. The crew plans wood gathering and a river route departure while field men fret about a thief and the risk of attack. The narrative portrays rough logistics, fever, and a looming clash with hostile forces.
Uncertain Employment Improvements Reported by Statistician
The Commonwealth statistician Dr Fulani Wilson reports a modest rise in employment with 907 per cent of the labor force unemployed in the last quarter, comparing unfavorably to prior years. The report covers multiple states, unemployment rates, factory employment, and building permits, highlighting rises in some regions and gradual stabilisation in others.
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Tigers
Fulani Wilson
Uva
Wado Unione
Quatiey
Ualom
Teavemient Nan
South Australia
Lou Enamibers
Wevimas Aetia
New South Wales
Victoria
Pusmania
Ead Quesnaland
Suutimtotan
Audh
South Wivs
Wielorth
Queansland
South Australie
Western Avetvalin
Pusmenie
Urade
South Aubervalia
Nion
Wales
Victorie
New Houlle Walen
Australia
Teimasinah
ENTAM
Jomdra
Wiarco
New South Wale
Melbourne
Ryinbone
AmeTene
Perth
Hobart
Sydney
Metbowne
MebArt
Misapprehension Debate Under Commonwealth Review
A misapprehension dispute is examined by the Commonwealth, with authorities debating whether the matter concerns the Anwrate Corporation and the De Jones Department. Evidence suggests the issue centers on a misinterpretation of views about the case and its handling.
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Ile Parkhill
Commonwealth
de Jones
Oure nsland Deluged by Monsoonal Downpours
Brisbane reports severe flooding as monsoon rains lash Olurensland and surrounding areas. Towns like Stanthorpe and Texallerona endure record rainfall, with bridges washed out and extensive water damage reported. The event leaves many roads impassable and communities bracing for more storms.
Police wi Marjorir children home at on Decen Prine
Police report details a case involving Marjorir children at a residence, with data unclear due to OCR errors. The fragment mentions December and local persons or places but lacks complete names or action. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise summary.
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Police
Marjorir
On Decen Prine and
Mehran
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