Timber Workers Lose Bid in Arbitration Case
Judge Lukin’s award in Melbourne on the timber industry limits hours from 44 to 40. The Australian Timber Workers’ Tale Van Hol led the unionists who pressed for limits while the court warned prolonged disputes could force mills to close. A worker survey in New South Wales showed a 22 percent return on capital of about 1.7 million.
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Melroverne
Federal Arbitration Court
Jrnder
Oiandle
Bie
Leu
Tale van Hol
Dodge
Hix
Kew South Wales
Fatal Snowstorm Smash Kills Four Women in City
A severe snowstorm crash left four women dead and several others injured while driving in the urban area. Paramedics rushed victims to hospitals as authorities investigated the wrecked vehicles and weather conditions.
National Mining Corp Plans Large Pilot Plant Expansion
The article notes the National Mining Corporation securing a future mining operation on iatiogenie with a pilot plant announced to run at monthly capacity. England supplies the plant, with operations expected to begin by June or July. The setup includes haulage for tonnage, culverts, and multiple facilities to support expanded output.
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S Witweeme
National Mining Corporation
Juet
England
Mie
Weatty &Ton Jowds
Talleay Hinton
Jouwe
Min- We Corporation
Rian
Honk
Ley Manuscript Fetches High Price at New York Auction
An own copy of a Ley manuscript titled Queen Minke is noted as the auction highlight in New York. The sale on Tuesday featured prominent bidders and a strong final price, with details limited by the fragmentary text.
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New York
Shelley
Fragmented Entry Delays Clear Details From Report
An incomplete passage mentions Reuters service and additional information, noting a delay or rearrangement in the presented data. The text references Laglepment and Wednesday events with scattered names but provides no coherent facts or outcomes.
Election of Third Commissioner On Bell For Pepe Vote
An election notice outlines voting procedures for the third commissioner at polling places in the territory. It states eligibility, polling hours until 2 February, and restrictions on attendance, with provisions for ballot secrecy and remote ballot handling by the Commonwealth Electors Office.
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Wales
Bether
Ate Dolla Booth
Aerheus Uysoer
Commonwealth
Cieer
Pope
Social Service Council Meeting at Canberra
The Canberra Social Service Association council discussed travel for picnic attendees and funding options. Members debated charges for care, council actions on public fundraising, and the potential transfer of sports ground control to the council to boost finances.
Public Service Welfare Committee Discusses Rates Dispute
A Cane Herm meeting of the Public service Welfare Committee debated recent rates raised by the Federal Capital Commission. A sub committee including Smallhorn Weatherston and Whitco To bore on the case for presentation to the Consultative Committee. The Joint Variamary Committee recommended Canberra allowances be reviewed by the Public Review Board if rates were set. Smallhorn named as the committee’s representative to engage with the body on the matter.
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Public Service Welfare Committee
Cane Herm
Federal Capital Commission
Messrs
Smallorn
Weatherstoi
Varliamary
Canberra
Smallhorn
Wny
FL Okell
The King Increased Strength in Meantime
A bulletin reports King’s condition improving slowly with no clear sign of recovery. The analysts foresee His Majesty’s removal to the senate might occur soon, while a group of nobles signs the opinion.
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Los Dros
Tors
Cerne Horna
Guibee
Coma Co
Mowers
Senate
Frantey Hewett
Bir High Rigby
Farquhar Buzzard
Roteston
Lord Dawnwon
Out of Step as School Children Face Fare Hikes
A local council debate centers on transport fares for pupils traveling to school. Critics argue fares burden four pupils daily, while supporters say commission action reflects free education principles. North side residents express concerns over unequal impacts compared to the south shore. Colonel Goodwin backs the opposition, urging community interests.
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Wil
Atule Capitals
Koeemaemy
Mol Ly
Council of the Bodh] Service Association
Counel
Appointment still pending for Norfolk Island Administrator post
No appointment has been made to the Norfolk Island Administrator position after the death of Herbert Cubinet. The matter is under consideration and no successor has been chosen yet. Sir HM Zuir, a retired Commonwealth public servant, is said to be negotiating a petition.
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Norfolk Island
Herbert Cubinet
Zur
Dealiaiog
Craigwell House London Treads at Hin Majeetata Alleges
Fragmented OCR describes Craqiwell House London near the South Downs with references to Sir Arthur Wa Cros and a removals program. It notes a kingly progress, landscape features, and land parcels including thirty acres in a townlike layout, amid winding streets and woodlands.
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London
Arthior
Lawes
Aldwiel Hoy
Selsey
Wight
Mike Crelewell
Afghanistan Kingdom’s Fate Report Denied by Indian Government
The article reports that India denies a visit by Colonel Lawrences god Trebitaeh Lincoln, an alleged Soviet spy in Afghanistan. It notes the kingdom’s fate appears bleak in the Kaanda of the Uhulxars and mentions Daehm Haque’s case and possible political shifts involving Arunamuplal and Teta Baaginie.
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Calcutta
Daehm Haque
Uhulxars
Ahney
Arunamuplal
Teta
Baaginie
Government of India
Lawrences God Trebitaeh Lincoln
Afghanistan
Youths Escapade Ends in Alarm at Nighttime Fight
Two youths identified as Uryden and KH States were returned to custody after a nighttime escapade that involved jumping, car theft, and a chase through Poca and nearby areas. Witnesses said the pair fled from scene, while others lent gloves and aid as law enforcement pursued.
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I. Uryden
Geolker
Baldwin Seeks Thorough Study of Channel Tunnel Plan
In the House of Commons Mr Baldwin urged a comprehensive examination of the Channel Tunnel proposal. He said imperial defence and national policy justify a full inquiry with financial support expected from France and Italy, though they would retain financial control. Construction may cost about pounds and take four to five years.
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Launson
Thesday
House of Commons
Baldwin
Channel Tunnel
William Aull
France
Italy
Gil
French Pleasure Pails and Franco-British Tunnel Progress
A French chamber event celebrates a Franco-British tunnel project with Mr Baldwin in attendance. The tunnel is hailed as a cornerstone of European peace and there is a formal message of congratulations to Sir William Bull.
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Haldwin
Eropean
Sir William Bull
Hotel Kurrajong to reopen with liquor for parliamentarians
The report states Hotel Kurrajong will reopen for the week parliamentarians on February 4 with liquor provided. Ainslie Hotel is planned to open in March or later, with liquor for gentlemen but no clear policy on free lunches. The Chief Commissioner denied a Mandkhe Cafe reopening rumor and no decision on Wellington hotel ties.
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Kurrajong
Aindlie
Ie Wale
Wellington
Kurrijong
Tobacco Shares Surge in London Market
In a sensational shift, tobacco shares rise sharply in London trading. Prices jump from 127 to a higher level amid dividend news and market optimism, with a total market value around £1.14 billion.
Motor Registrations Reported for Period in Territory
Motor registrations at the Central office show totals: 1232 motor cars 20 motor lorries and 167 motor cycles registered in the Territory during the period from January to January. The figures indicate five car wine lorry mundane tyales noted.
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Cede Alon
Fire Danger Up in Melbourne Amid Weather Warnings
Melbourne reports increased fire danger as Weather Bureau warns of strong easterly winds. A driving-under-influence driver faces a £30 fine after a Melbourne incident. An English shipping menace case arrives with requests from America. A new sawmilling plant purchase in Nowden district promises timber industry revival. Melbourne also notes the arrival of valuable blood stock shipped to Australia.
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Melbourne
Nowden
Wen Aday
Australia
Molonglo River Water Tests at Acton Tate
Experiments are under way by Com. Hisshow to test the Molonglo River water qualities at Acton Tate and determine if river water is suitable for bathing and general use.
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Acton Tate
Malomgh
Com
Molonglo
Brose
Dried Fruits Bill Seeks State Uniformity
The minister of agriculture presents a bill to parliament aiming to standardize dried fruits policy across states. The proposal would align regulations with federal guidelines to ensure consistent labeling and commerce across regions.
No Chance in U S A for Australian Boxers
Billy Grime from Australia arrived in Brisbane to campaign for Sydney and claims Australians have no chance in America to win big rings. He says the local promoters block progress and he is a world beater, noting tricks and difficulties faced by opponents.
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Hrisbane
Writhemlay
Hilly Grime
Brisbane
Om Camute
Rydney
America
Coroner Blames Driver Carelessness After Mountain Road Collision
The Coroner blamed the motor driver in a fatal Mountain Road crash near Sydney Winneslay after a Nerwier car collided with a coach. Irma Hatch and Alma McFadyen died. Miss Potter survived. The coroner urged stricter driving, citing the growing road danger from careless operators.
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Sydney
Winneslay
Charles Edward Coombes
Lawson
Waa
Theva
Miss Potter
Dee
Weinet
Irma Hatch
McFadyen
Metric system debate weighs cost of changeover
The chief secretary and officials discuss adopting the metric system. Critics warn that the changeover would be expensive and disruptive to the well established English system, arguing learning costs for children and unclear benefits.
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Rydney
Chie
Ome
Arontiel
Tay
Twldon
Bruntiel
Mark Sheldon
Sehwois
Bruntell
Tender status on council scientific project remains unsettled
Tendering for the council scientific and laboratory project has not yet been accepted or definitively determined. A tender decision is expected by the Chief Commissioner in the coming days with plans to gain Public Works Committee approval before work begins. Initial construction steps are anticipated soon after Parliament reconvenes.
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Council of Xecientific
Joduetris
Elie WO
Government Eyes Ratification of Elon Pact Across Empire
The Averration reports the Government plans to push the ratification of the Elon Pact with simultaneous action across the Empire. Officials will consult the Eanptrs and Dominions on the subject to secure broad approval.
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Lon Lmon
Eanptrs
Richmond Fatality Delays Inquest Into Machine Death
A postponement of the inquest into the death of 40 Beckth, killed by a machine, was announced as investigators prepare further interviews. The document cites the involved parties and outlines the next procedural steps without detailing graphic circumstances.
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Rvydney
Wodinwluy
Changes in New South Wales Team for Sheffield Shield Match
The New South Wales squad for the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria sees J Fingleton and C Hepes replacing C Andrews and Jordan of Whitin. Hogg to lead the side with tomorrow’s match underway.
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Heath Water
J. Fingleton
C. Hepes
C. Andrews
Jordan
Whitin
Motavellolle
Victoria
de ‘Morrow
Hogg
Coal Industry Revival Efforts Stalled Amidst Wage Dispute
State government efforts to stabilise the coal industry faltered as unions rejected a wage reduction plan. Premier and miners federation leaders blamed party politics for escalating tensions, warning of significant stoppage threats and unemployment across mining districts.
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Bydney
Fees
Miners Federation
Thivind
Minera Inoya
Hatin
Labour
Othe
Lane
Ted
Therir
Lang accuses Premier of failing plan in Labour crisis broadcast
Opposition leader Mr Lang attacked the Premier amid claims of failed policies and Labour mismanagement. He accused the Premier of using journalists to push a political line and warned that national and state governments face pressure as workers face rising costs. The piece notes a continued exchange as Bruce leads coverage.
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