Publishing Notice for The Canberra Times Circulation
The Canberra Times issues a publishing notice listing subscription rates and distribution points across Canberra and regional towns. It includes contact details for circulation managers and mentions availability at bookstalls and railway stations.
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Sydney
Moss Vale
Goulburn
Albury
Gunning
Merimbula
A. Goodsell
Pambula
Brown
Dulwey
Joseph Ee
Anne
Roth
Murrumbateman
Biden Oo
Bombala
Mount Cook Tragedy Five Bodies Recovered
Wellington reports five bodies recovered near Mount Cook after a reportedly troubled expedition. The guide and the four climbers vanished during the ascent and were found by rescue teams at night. Authorities continue searches for missing gear and to confirm identities.
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Wellington
Mount Cook
Employment in USA as President Lipover accepts improved position
The President announced the Department informed him that since the war, the employment position for a certain task is more favorable. Details are unclear due to the garbled text but imply a shift toward better terms and conditions for the role.
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Vwabeongton
Tuesdag
Lipover
Coal Secretary's Death Reported in Sydney
Ernest Alfred Sherwood secretary of the Vale Coal Company was found dead feet below his office window in Martin Ithaceity. He appeared to have fallen from the window but the manner of the fall is unknown. He arrived at the office in good spirits but later his stenographer’s arrival found him deceased. The body was found about two hours after the incident.
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Worthesby
Ernest Alfred Sherwood
Martin Ithaceity
Ant Sherwood
Hatry Trial Crown Bank Losses Stoke Bank Turmoil
London report from the Hatry trial at Old Bailey notes a crowded court with many women present. New witness Swane from the Window Borough supported William Jowitt's opening address while Barclay's Bank chairman told shareholders the losses linked to the Hatry case could total about 890000 pounds.
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Hatry
Old Bailey
Swane
Window
William Jowitt
Barclay’s Bank Ltd
Harry
Weather Report From Candaseca Incomplete Entry
Fragments describe a weather bulletin for Candaseca with time stamps and stray figures. Mentions temperatures around 72 degrees and 93.7 degrees with wind noted but data is garbled and partly unreadable.
Queanbeyan Weather Records Include Temperature Data
Period ended at 9 am with temperature readings and rainfall data for January 22 in Queanbeyan. The record lists maximum and minimum temperatures and total rainfall, reflecting early morning conditions.
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Queanbeyan
General Forecast For New South Wales And Regions
Weather notes describe cloudy conditions and scattered showers in NSW, with generally fine skies and rising temperatures in most areas. Canberra reports fine weather with warmer temperatures and northerly winds. Victoria expected hot and warm weather with fresh northerly winds later. Tasmania is fine and warm with fresh north to northwest winds. The Tasman Sea sees freshening westerlies, with winds from north to south-west in adjacent seas. Cyclone near Queensland coast has weakened and moved inland. Western Australia cool and cloudy with coastal showers possible. Northern Australia scattered rain and thunder. Queensland coastal districts see more rain while inland remains fine.
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Tastiania
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Tastian Sea
Pecion
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Sean Ang
Leeuwin
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West Australia
Australia
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Conteal
Weather synopsis across regions with variable winds and rain
Victoria reports a mix of sunshine and cloud with gusty north to north east winds and showers along the coast. Tasmania remains largely clear with light east to northeast winds and very light rain in the far northwest. South Australia notes clear skies with light winds, while Western Australia shows cloud cover on the south coast and strong to moderate southwest to southeast winds inland.
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Victoria
Wollongong
Wiliélands
Blue Mountains
Comat
Tasmanian
Wert
Australia
Wouth Coast
Rainfall Readings Across Regions Highlight Varied Totals
Yesterday at 9 am rainfall was reported in multiple regions including Victoria at Wilsons Promont, New South Wales towns Murwillumbah and Lismore, Grafton and Port Macquarie, and Tasmania sites Irishtown and Strahan. Queensland towns Cardwell through Townsville recorded mixed totals with several above and below average, while Western Australia lists Jurrahdale and Leouwlo among others with scattered amounts.
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Wilsons Prom
New South Wales
Murwillumbah
Lismore
Grafton
Kknt
Clarece
Port Macquarie
Wulwha
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Irishtown
Waratth
Media
Strahan
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North
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St Lawrence
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Guayndah
Thorkhaunten
Sandy Cape
Dadby
Murketown
Jhonora Hill
Georgetown
Croydon
Normanton
Townsville
Herberton
Innisfail
Nebo
Clermont
Mount Morgan
Gladcvine
Gympie
Maryborough
Toowoomba
West Australia
Jurrahdale
Leouwlo
Rabbits permit plan eyed to aid poultry farmers
Australia’s Minister for Agriculture Mr Thorby announced that permits could be issued to poultry farmers in Cumberland and Camden counties to keep Angora and Chinchilla rabbits. Strict supervision would apply to all permits.
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Sydney
Thorby
Cumberland
Camden
New South Wales Broadcasting Company Drops Melbourne Claim
Hearing of broadcasting claims against the Commonwealth Government continues. NSW Broadcasting Company announces it will not prosecute Maclaren for 22000 pounds compensation.
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Melbourne
Public Accounts
New South Wales Broadcasting Company
Maclarens
Coal stoppage crisis prompts calls for common sense
The High Court ruled Beeby interim award unconstitutional for a coal dispute, but Acting Chief Justice Isaacs urged sensible action to end the stoppage. The mining halt imperils Australia's finances with looming loan deadlines, unemployment risk, and potential industry reorganisation.
Defence Army Police Join as Members
Hurpriae Woe reports police joined the Workers' Defence Army formed at the Trades Hall and parading in the streets. Five plainclothes officers saluted J Kavanagh as they marched past him. Police say they now plan to deal with the army in future.
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Bydney
Workers’ Defence Army
J. Kavanagh
Sheep Killed in Railway Collision in Melbourne
Ninety two sheep died after a locomotive crashed into a pilot cage at South Kensington. Two tanks were damaged but engine crews escaped unharmed.
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Melbourne
Woods Irsin
South Kensington
Opium Factory Proposal Cited by League Visionaries
A Geneva hosted suggestion proposes the League of Nations set up a world opium factory to supply legitimate gareotio and bar other production. The idea, attributed to observers in Uerneva, highlights calls for centralized control to curb illicit manufacture.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Woo
Kaj Meng
Canberra debate on day labour for building contracts
A Canberra deputation argues that day labour can replace contract work for city building. They cite cost, supervision, and local conditions, while noting need for clear prices and tendering if day labour continues. The group predicts cabinet policy review and departmental shifts may follow.
Nationalist Party setback voiced by Mr Marks
Mr W M Marke tells Vauchine branch of the Australian Party that the Nationalist Party under the name Nationalista will not win another election. He warns the party has become suspect and that renaming it will not change old loyalties.
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High Court voids Beehy interim coal wage award in NSW
The High Court ruled Beehy’s pre-stoppage miner rate order unconstitutional and challenged by miners owners and NSW Government. The decision, affecting NSW coal operations, may permit new mines with free labour on Rothbury terms and a 124 percent wage cut, while the jurisdictional issues centered on interstate dispute limits.
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High Court
Beehy
Coats
New South Wales
Federal Arbitration Court
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Comment on High Court decision argues for wider Commonwealth powers
Prime Minister Scullin urged enlarging constitutional powers after the High Court of Australia ruling on the Seedy award. The discussion centers on interstate industrial disputes and the reach of section 61 to regulate conciliation and arbitration beyond a single state.
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Commonwealth
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Court
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Beeby
Isaac Imnes
Hothbury
New South Wales
Australia
State Premier defends impact of Beeby interior award
The State Premier Mr Havin said the Beeby interior award does not affect state operations and he intends to read the judgment before commenting further. He questioned how royal proceedings would change economic realities and urged miners to accept a reform plan while noting financial strains on unions and workers’ wages.
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Mr. Havin
Joige Beeby
Hothbury
Bavin
Wibhidsal
Peraltyr
Minera
Court Decision Draws Silent Protests From Leaders
Parties including the Northern Collery Proprietors Association president Mr McDonald and Miners Federation leaders Mesara Rees and Davies refused to comment on the High Court decision.
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Weilnenday
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Labor Leader Blasts Mine Owners Over Sub Misson Threats
In a broadcast address from station 26.8 the Sleeping Leader of the State Labour Party, Mr J M Baddeley, attacked mine owners for driving 12 000 miners from work last year and warned that if terms of employment are rejected workers could be starved into submission. He accused employers of preferring brute force over conciliation and questioned the Government’s legality in actions surrounding Hebbury and police use.
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Commission
Palley
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Hinkeley
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Turton
Wakeley
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Mr. Turton
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Baddeley
Miners at Rothbury Rank Earnings and Output Rise
The Minister for Minx Mr Weaver stated that experienced workers at Rothtury are producing at a higher average than Rothvury former employees. Individual miners reportedly earned over a notable amount in a day and the mine output reached about 1000 tons per day.
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Minx
Weaver
Inun
Rothtury
Rothvury
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