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Weather Notes From Canberra July Monthly Readings
July weather data from Canberra includes barometer readings and temperatures for the month. The fragment lists daily or weekly instruments and values, but the OCR is garbled, making specific figures and dates unclear.
Canberra Forecast: Cloudy Unsettled with Rain and Snow
Canberra weather bulletin reports cloudy unsettled conditions with more rain and snow on higher slopes. Expect fresh squally north winds followed by westerly winds, with cooler temperatures across the region.
Canberra Deficits Prompt Call for Bound Budget Reform
The Prime Minister, at the Premiers Conference in Canberra, warned Australia must end lavish borrowing and live within means. NSW and other states urged a long range plan with defence of the Premier Plan while easing unemployment through short and long term measures.
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Australian Conversion Loan Prospects Amid Debt Talks
Australian finance circles discuss a £19,000,000 New South Wales securitization and next steps in debt conversion. Officials expect favorable terms as plans center on reducing government liabilities, with Treasury optimistic about改 converting external debt and stabilizing markets.
British Conversion Sparks Debate in Sydney Interview
In Sydney on Monday British conversion discussions feature Mr. Bruce Welcomes News and Mr. S My Brncay outlines the financial implications. The conversation flags how the proposed changes could heighten budgetary debates, reduce interoM barriers, and influence Australia’s path to financial stability amidst industry recovery efforts.
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Australia
Readers' Views on Rural Relief in the Territory
The CanberraThmer prints a readers letter from Fd Sop Tewell, chairman of the Vectoral Territory Floral Lenses Association, criticizing rural relief policy and urging support for dairying operations in the district. The letter references Mrs. Colas and Mr. S. N. Robinson, and questions policy timing and impact on local landholders.
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Canberra
Jim Bathday
Molman
Walt Tor
Welles
N. Robinson
Tewell
Crawford Street Queanbeyan Council Defers Question
The Queanbeyan Council postponed a decision on the Crawford Street reconstruction until the next meeting. The mayor noted a possible loan and discussed funding methods, while Aldermen urged attendance of George Moore to confer with peers. A motion of thanks to the mayor for securing the grant was carried.
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Sydney
Feeliet
George Moore
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Ald. Taylor
Fifth Annual Meeting of Canberra Arts and Literature Society
The fifth annual general meeting of the Canberra Society of Arts and Literature discussed the year’s report read by President Mr. Fi Ale Bronowski. The report noted efforts to achieve the society’s aims, growth in membership, and plans for future activities including centenary tributes and collaborations with related groups.
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Poeiety of Arts and Literature
Fi Ale Bronowski
Nyauenge Wuiserahip
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Wewelendey
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Mivants
Faraiay Maxwell
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NSW Parliament Prorogued Until July 19
A proclamation issued in Sydney today prorogues the Legislative Council and Assembly until July 19, marking the end of the current session and delaying all pending business and proceedings.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Assembly
Uncertain Society Meeting Notes and Financials
A Melbourne society reports its annual meeting with talks on literature and civic work. The treasurer notes cash in hand was £64791, outlining officers, subscriptions, and proposed dates for next year’s meetings and events.
Newnes Oil Operations Begin This Week in Australia
Newnes Oil Operations to begin this week with an initial capital outlay of 100,000 Australian pounds. Commonwealth Government supports development in Western Districts of New South Wales near Lithgow and Orange. Project aims to expand oil production with shale, promising employment for about 4,000 people and potential 600 more in supportive roles. Large-scale extraction expected to attract thousands at Newnes and nearby fields as activity ramps up.
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Rumours Persist Of Salary Cuts By Commonwealth Government
Persistent rumours from Canberra hint at further wage reductions across federal departments in the current financial year. The Prime Minister indicated cuts to government expenditure may be necessary, with proposed savings estimated around £1,250,000 for the coming year and a major review of funding to the Commonwealth Bank. The discussion touches on tightening budgets while maintaining essential services.
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Commonwealth Funk
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Carnival First Round Playoffs Crown UNE Championship
In a qualifying round of the Ladle Golf Union championship carnival at UNE, players including Misw Ly Toon Lithgow AK Parker Leurn Ian Mt Primi Grimsby 8 Mile McLee and Miss Puy fen Campbell town competed. Mrs. Murr posted 75 with 14 strokes and Ming JPrumer 12, 77. The event featured results across multiple clubs with team scores listed in the report.
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Golf Amateur Turns Pro in Victoria Championship
Ron Barris, a famed local amateur from Melbourne, Victoria, secures success in the foursomes championship with teammate Willem, marking a notable transition toward professional status in the regional golf scene.
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Victoria
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Chilled Meat Discovery Prompts Market Talk
A London report cites Mr J My Cramat noting that a 20 percent boost in chilling meat cuts could halt bacterial growth and improve Australia’s meat supply. He argues better storage and pricing would reduce losses and boost British and English markets amid limited local encouragement.
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Australia
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Dairy Industry Sees Growth Amid Low Mood
In a government briefing, Minister Huh Main addressed industrial leaders about a dairy sector revival. He cited funds referred to aid employment, noting 7,900 families sustaining work in a struggling economy. Officials stressed support from agriculture to reduce dole and boost output.
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Papal Legate Blesses Ireland Departure Seen
A papal legate leaves Ireland amid guard escort and solemn farewells as crowds line the route. Archbishops ministers and laypeople gather on the bridge to mark the departure with salutes and chants, the scene described in vivid, stormy reverie.
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Pastoral Case Hearing On Arbitration Court Evidence
In Capital HYDNEY Monday the arbitration court heard evidence in a pastoral case. Harry Taken, an accountant, testified that stations alleged to be capital owned were controlled by others and that capital was not represented by owners. The witness described graziers as fortunate to avoid losses, noting a salt profit recorded at Mayes Exiale in Bruttal Queensland.
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Poderat Arbitration Court
Harry Taken
Mayes Exiale
Bruttal Queensland
Stoneworkers Idle Demand More Building Activity
A garbled report notes stone workers idle awaiting more building activity. Speakers claim industry needs demand and cite unemployment concerns before the Unemployed Council. The piece references Mr. Weaver and local traders, with unclear dates or locations.
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Mowlas
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