Canberra campers face warnings over trespass and fires
The Canberra region confronts growing trespass on private land and fire hazards from fishing and camping parties. Writers urge respect for landholders rights and wildlife protection, noting campers often ignore land permissions and cause damage and danger to livestock and property.
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Tsarie
Queensland
Canberra
W. P. Bluett
Valle
Sven
Lanring
Uiers
Thamanives
Damage claim discontinued in court over assault case
In a Casastre Court proceeding, Mr WGP Manne and others faced a discontinued damage claim related to an assault by Broo Jonn Welter of Bomgntar. The judge halted action after noting building permit issues and noncompliance with construction rules at Kornaluk's property. The case included warnings about energy and a later incident with lumber near Karas Inks premises. Mrs Kornslak reportedly threw a lethal object as tension rose, with health department involvement and a sergeant directing restraint.
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Yamver- Jay
WGP
Manne
Kormelue
Broo Jonn
Kornalak
Karas
Erie
Kornslak
Karmeluke
Health Department
Helller
Choy Ad Lel
Election next year predicted by manufacturing directors
The Assormind Ghumuers of Marmésctures forecast a national election next year. The Director of the Chambers warns that two separate elections would burden the country with high costs and precedent, making a unified election preferable.
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Aoe
Sethoret
Manevar
Prieta Lasagne
Sonny Parhiaromitarians
Left Wing Fails In Bid To Retain Union Posts
Friday report in Sydney cites a court order restraining Laurence Short from interfering with Federated Ironworkers Association duties. Officials Mackay F McHenry and Lt McPhillips as top officers. conference validity discussed. ballot planned for March 9 National Conference. Arbitration Court to hear next steps on post vacancies and funding disputes.
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Bhbrl
Netloaal
Leprana A
McPhilipe
Sting Jones
Hart
Union Dade 8
Mardle
Biller
Arbitration Court
Guneion
S Foda
Huaing
Grazier Guilty On Gold Charge
Darwin reports Grazier Constantine Perry pled guilty in Tennant Creek police court to unlawful possession of one ounce of gold. Perry, former president of the Tennant Creek Miners Association, was fined 300 in default and ordered to pay one month rent, alleged by police.
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Queen of
Anglers Visit Childowlah Ahead of River Season
Anglers visit Childowlah tomorrow with a special bun to honor the best bag and river catches. Reports across the ACT say all rivers are in good order, with large catches of tid and perch noted this week.
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Chillowigh
Vice regale governor general in Ripa Monoura council
A brief notice notes Emyelleney appoints a governor general influence in Ripa Monoura. Bir Woltamn and Mi Freniond are cited as prominent figures surrounding the appointment. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a political shift in regional leadership.
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Emyelleney Jan
Holt to study Malayan pacts during four day stay
Malaya. Mr Holt will study Malayan pacts during a four day stay with discussions planned with the Commissioner General of South-East Asia and senior officials. The Prime Minister asked him to look into the situation.
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WR. Holt
Malaya
South-East Asia
Jeol MacDonald
Vane
Aitua
Bottemia
Weather forecast fragment from Canberra 20th century issue
Fragmentary weather notice describes a warm to hot day with rising temperatures and strong winds along the coast. Regional forecast details regions such as Mouthreast Districts and South Missipary with variable conditions and mentions of sea wind.
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Prometer
Canberra
Esois
Gualy
Belorada
Mumania
Sean Fini
Genta Alana
A.W.U. Seeks Stand Against Reds Amid Labor Tensions
The Australian Workers' Union declares a campaign to oppose communism within the Labor ranks. Leaders push for stronger discipline to maintain party unity and counter perceived leftist influence.
Positive Test of Hurdlers Shocks Melbourne Crowd
Melbourne report shows Hiatus hurdler tests positive after recent race. V.KC. stewards announced the finding as owners scramble to explain results from Caulfield event. Scratched from upcoming Feat meet while an inquiry was adjourned amid speculation over tracing.
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Melbourne
V.kc
Hirala
Caulfield
U.S
UY Washanuton
Pri
Eopin Jo Ion
United States
Jerwaedenere
Bank scrutiny over disputed funds and cheque payments
A Savings Bank dispute involves Eilers challenging Peymias and others over funds withdrawn December 28 at a National Conference. Authorities say cheques issued without union authorization were improper and may prompt a formal view on withdrawals. The FHA conference concluded with broader regulatory commentary.
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ALP Mupportara
Mrsare
Macke McHenry
McPhillips
National Union reports bank balance decline due to rising costs
The Lea Wing of the National Council of the ULA announced a decline in the union's bank balances. Officials cited higher running costs and increased expenditures during 1850 as the main reasons for the deficit, with continued financial strain anticipated.
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Lea
National Council of the U.la
Funds Conference reveals union spending amid referendum campaign
A report shows funds dropped from £39,000 to £14,000 with £17,000 spent on the No campaign during the referendum year. The National Council noted £1,000 paid to the Federal Union Committee and £1,000 to the ALP campaign, plus £250 to Newcastle Hall Council, and other branch support. The loan was secured with a 14 per cent rate on March 11, supported by club income and lasting capacity of the car.
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National Council Today
Job
Newseat
Hall Council
Newcastle
Booth Aurelian
Land ‘Trades and Labour Council
National Council
Nalional Council
Rete
Pepa
Sion
Camum Tne
Move For Stoppages On Margins Award Protest
Federation leaders debated a recommended protest against the latest margin award, arguing the decision reflects underlying political and economic policy of the Meng Government. Aimed at pressuring the Wages Board, the plan included an overtime ban and zoning lists, with unions preparing to vote at a West Melbourne meeting.
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Ba Calind
Genciilation Commissionsr
Gamvia
Tontrire Lo Manta
Wacker
Eaid
Martina
Meng
Morether
Wa!s Bell
Federation
Freich Censin
Orton Beni
Emma Ameigsmaled
Union
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Rtop
West Melsourne
ABC
Tee Abu
Victoria
Malbourns
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Austra
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Ther
Anuet
Tuany
Tula
Medium Wheel Section Fact Correction Notice
A varied text fragment notes a correction in a wheel section. It mentions February 3 on a Saturday and references an inclusive date 18. The readable parts point to a publishing error and a hidden rubrics line, with scattered words like Wool and Hall. The fragment is imperfect and the main item is a typo correction notice.
Leaving honours places listing and scattered names
Fragmentary OCR lists students and places such as Canberra High and Canberra Grammar with scattered names and dates, mentioning exams and honours in a blurred, unstructured format. The text lacks clear events or cohesive narrative, rendering precise details difficult to extract.
Life Saving Patrols Aid Drowning Incident
A report describes life saving patrols rendering aid during a drowning incident at Cotter Bank swimming area. Rescuers faced challenging conditions but secured the person involved. No further details are provided about injuries or outcomes.
Victorian batsmen post solid innings in fray against men
Victorian batsmen posted a series of solid scores as McDonald Weeks and Harvey contributed in a 80 total. Johnson Atkinson Gullien Jones and Ten Johnson added runs while Sottmeyer and others took key wickets with Atkinson leading bowling figures 3/84.
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Siumpe
Victorie Ad
Andi Tan Johnson
Victoria
McDonald
Weeks
Pergmnon
Thoma
Jones
Iiser
Harvey
Mergn
Bus Tragedy in Mexico Leaves 12 Dead
A bus loaded with farm workers plunged into a river in Mexico killing 12 people. Police blame the driver for driving drunk and at high speed. Two babies, ages four months and six months, survived by floating ashore. parents were drowned.
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Vaxaca
Minico
Wriday
LMFT
Boomera
Win
Uve
Tennis Stars Win in Adelaide
In Adelaide, top players Davia Cuplec Frank Bede nan and the United States champion secured comfortable wins. The day featured no major upsets as the field advanced, with strong performances shaping the early rounds.
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Tennis Stars
Adelaide
Mrs Jessie Street Passport Controversy Recounted
A report discusses Mrs Jessie Street facing embarrassment and delays over passport arrangements. Officials including Migration authorities and representatives from London are cited, with mention of refuted claims by Minister Holtrom and scrutiny of United Kingdom passport issues.
Church notices and meeting schedule fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows church related words and names including a ward meeting reference and local religious group mentions. The readable elements include scattered names and phrases suggesting church gatherings or notices without complete sentences or clear events.
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