Soldiers' Fares Debate Triggers Federal Control Clash
The Soldiers' League opposes federal takeover of soldier fare payments, warning of loss of health care privileges and state burdens. Premier Bruce and allies discuss shifting costs to the Commonwealth, while the Royal British Legion argues federal control could curb previous benefits and probe the wedge issue.
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Landmark Australian Bookstall List Promotes Rail Station Sales
A fragmented OCR item lists publishers and booksellers across New South Wales and Victoria. Names include Gordon & Gotch Ltd and Cooma to Melbourne related outlets. It mentions bookstalls at Sydney, Mi Vale, Goulburn and Albury Railway Stations.
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Queanbeyan Early Daily Delivery Notice
Queanbeyan R J Dunne announces early daily delivery for The Canberra Timex. For details contact the circulation department.
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Thrill of Jalalel Exposition in New York
A South American form of tennis known as Jalalel is to be exhibited in New York. The game is billed as extremely fast and graceful with betting allowed. Players use strapped racquets along the arm, similar to a Ludgue sport, promising rapid shifts in fortune and high spectator excitement.
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Bridges Over The Tyne Through The Ages
Fragmentary notes recount a Roman era wooden Tyne bridge on stone piers, then floods and fires. A nine arch stone bridge opened 1781 after 1775 foundation, later demolished for the Ewing Ridge project begun 1808 and halted 1876. Printed in Canberra.
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Rainfall and temperature records from multiple regions
A scattered weather log lists rainfall in Queanbeyan and many Victorian towns with dates and temperatures. It records daily totals, maximums, and minimums, including notes on wind and pressure, across New South Wales, Victoria, and several states, reflecting a comprehensive climatological snapshot.
General Australian Weather Forecast Summary
Canberra frost and clear spells with light southerlies. NSW reports scattered showers in the southeast and along the coast, inland frosts with fogs. Victoria clears with east Gippsland showers, otherwise fine and cold with inland frosts. Tasmania shows south showers, otherwise fine and frosty with southerlies. Ocean with variable winds and fog patches. WA fine in tropics with showers near south coast. South Australia cold nights with frost and variable winds. Queensland fine with frost in the south and southeast winds.
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Weather Synopsis Across Regions Describes Cloud, Winds and Light Rain
Victoria reports three-quarter clouded to overcast skies with scattered light rain in southern districts and southeast to south southwest winds. New South Wales shows cloudy to fine conditions with showery periods along the coast, Eden and Bombala receive light rain. rest mainly fine. South Australia forecasts clear interiors with some misty rain in south and southeast, cool to mild winds and hoar frost in some areas. Tasmania mixed cloud cover with frost, light to very light rain in western and southern parts. Queensland mainly clear with south to southeast winds and no rain. scattered frost in sub-tropical and central divisions. Australia wide three-quarter to overcast in goldfields and southern regions with varying rain expected in the southwest.
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Y W C A President Georgina Sweet to Arrive Friday
Dr Georgina Sweet national president of the Y W C A Australia will arrive in Canberra on Friday. She will address a gathering at Albert Hall in the afternoon with Lady Butters chairing. A creche will be provided for children's care during the ball. An welcome is planned at City Centre rooms with songs limericks and a buffet supper for attendees.
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Mrs Blakeley Honored by Broken Hill Footballers in Canberra
Mrs A Blakeley wife of MP Arthur Blakeley was presented last Saturday with a cut glass fruit basket by Broken Hill footballers visiting Canberra. J Wilmore, team manager, and others praised her many favors and kindness. Mrs Blakeley expressed gratitude and hoped the visit to Canberra would be pleasant, fearing they would return with fond memories of their stay in the Federal Capital.
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The Talkie Era Finds Its Place With Silent Film
The article argues the talkie may not replace the silent film but will coexist. It notes public interest in talking pictures, British and American film industry responses, and the likelihood that audiences will demand both formats. It highlights differences in mood versus realism and predicts separate functions for each product.
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Past Present and Future Governing Body of Canberra Library
Canberra Community Library struggles with governance as the council seeks a representative governing body. The library, founded 1925 in Acton, grew from 266 to about 4000 books, supported by subsidies and room access from the Commission. Loss of camp loans and shifts in welfare groups led to non-representative membership, friction over Acton delegates, and calls for a new, genuinely representative board to guide future policy.
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Reform movement aims to shape library governance in Canberra
The reform drive argues the current library administration cannot continue without affecting library questions. Subscriptions signal discontent and support joint governance. The council holds the key, but its members’ willingness to cooperate with subscribers and adopt a representative constitution will determine success or conflict as library premises shift to the old Commonwealth Bank and a central Canberra library plan unfolds across Molonehe Marten Westlake Wertruiee and Ainslie communities.
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Women Fight In Police Courtyard Riot In Station Court
In Sydney style courthouse scene Matilda Devine aged 10 and Vera Lewin aged 24 clashed in the Central Station courtyard after a hearing. Lewin alleged Devine scratched her and bit a finger before police intervened. Both were charged with riotous behaviour. Devine fined £3. case against her adjourned.
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Wealthy Chinese Estate in Croydon Probate Case
Sydney report states the estate of Chewk Hong Low, a Chinese resident, who died in Croydon Victoria on June 20, is valued at £00,701. The article notes the deceased was a wealthy individual with an estate to be settled in probate proceedings.
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Censure Motion Carried Against President at Ruby League Meet
Delegates at a Ruby League general meeting debated censure motions. A motion against president P T H Mc Namara failed to gain confidence by nine to seven, while a separate vote reaffirmed lack of confidence in the Junior League as constituted.
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Minister Faults Relief Work Decisions By Labour Leader
The Minister for Labour and Industry, Mr Farrar, responded to a United Labourers Union deputation by criticizing relief workers for leaving early after pay and questioning payment demands of relief employees. He warned the government would close works rather than yield. A court case left the government successful but cost workers £10,000.
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Rugby Learne and Mr McNamara seek fair footing
A fragmentary report notes delegates from PCLT and Rugby Learne with Mr McNamara and Mr Addieon discussing joint aims. They aim to place Teague on a fair footing as the Australian Rules League considers a junior team for Melbourne, with timing and approvals still pending.
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Fruit Culture Lectures Arranged for Federal Territory
Mr A W Cooke district inspector of the NSW Department of Agriculture will visit the Federal Capital Territory to advise residents on fruit culture and demonstrate pruning spraying and disease control. Demonstrations scheduled July 8 at J Beil Weetangerra orchard July 30 at Joseph Lee's orchard and August 1 at C Brackenreg's residence to help residents with fruit tree care and prevent diseases in home orchards.
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Wheat pool proposal favoured by NSW growers meeting
NSW wheat growers backed a plan to form a wheat pool under the Marketing Act, with a ballot to confirm, a district to cover Victoria‑bound wheat, and a committee to define area. The conference sought a minimum first advance of 8/6 per bushel for fag wheat, and cooperation with other states for a national price.
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Protest From Lockhart Farmers Meeting
A Lockhart farmers meeting in Betilers' Buciely heard opposition to a government decision to erect another ballet aurora line. The session titled protests and local concerns over the project drew residents and officials seeking clarity on the proposed installation.
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