Christian Science services and eye repairs advertised
The notice promotes Christian Science Services at Masonica Hall in National Circuit with Sunday worship at 7 15 PM and a testimony meeting on the third Wednesday each month. It also advertises official repairs at Davies Pharmacy Kingston offering new glasses frames and eye tests with Filmer Beats as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Masonica Hall
Davies’ Pharmacy
Kingston
Filmer Beeats
Fr.c
Davies’ Parmacy
Kingaton
Coal unions propose conference on ending coal strike
The Coal Mining Unions Council urges a conference of all parties with the Common Market to resume work within a week. It calls for release of imprisoned officials and a tribunal decision on long service leave, aiming to resume talks on a shorter working week while noting production has frozen and unemployment risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Mining Unions Unions’ Council
Enka
Loeerpathatten Te
Su Mlegis
C.M.A. Council
Coal Tribunal
J. Comerford
Central Council
CMLU
Coal Industry Tribunal
Borthwick Retains Australian Golf Title At Sydney Club
Ming Borthwick defended her women’s title by defeating Mrs. E Gowing 3 and 2 at the Australian Club Sydney. Borthwick led seven up at the 27th, then steadied after a late slide to win with a par four at the 34th. Gowing had an eagle in the morning round from a 40 ft putt at the 18th but cooled in the second 18, missing several easy putts.
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L.g.u.mma
Sydney
Misa
Pat Borthwick
Mrs. E. Gowing
Ming Borthwick
Ashe
Mrs. Gowing
U S Schooner Morning Star Sets Pacific Race Record
Honolulu Friday reports the U S schooner Morning Star finished the trans Pacific race at 10 12 last night breaking the previous record by over a day Though Wessel lacked a time allowance he may still be counted as the winner Kurrewa Ill the Australian ketch trailed about 50 miles behind amid rough conditions ashore crews expect results soon
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Honolulu
Morning Star
Wessel
Kurrewa
Four Miners Leaders Fined in Contempt Case
In Sydney on Friday Justice Foster fined Arthur Mountjoy and three Western District leaders 100 pounds each for contempt of court over disobeying an order to pay money allegedly withdrawn from union funds to aid the coal strike. The court noted limits on fines to branches and allowed a three month window to pay. The proceedings included arguments over a Prime Minister letter and the source of funds, with officials denying improper use or connections to the Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Justice Foster
Arthur Lewis Mountjoy
Southern District Miners’ Federation
John Parkinson
William Thomas Smith
Thomas Welsh
Western District
G. T. A. Sullivan
Mountjoy
Sullivan
Miller
Commonwealth
J. Chandler
People's Intery
Communist Party
Seamen's Union
Commonwealth Bank
Mr. Chambers
Army Department
F. R. Sinclair
Chifley
Coal Lift From Cessnock Heads To Sydney Under Police Vigilance
Coal from the northern fields began moving at dawn with railway and civil police guarding against sabotage. About 20 trains carrying around 6,000 tons had passed East Greta Junction by 1 p.m. no Communist interference was reported as the lift aimed to continue through the weekend.
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Cessnock
Felda
Weeton
Jmeger
Communista
Cammnock
Neath
Calidoniia
East Greta Junction
Weston
Abermain
Hepburn No. 2
Vanahed
Aberdare
Glen Davis Mine To Re Open In Near Future
The Glen Davis mine plans to reopen Monday after coal from National Coal Mine No 2 was rejected following a 35 hour week and wage rise. The mine employs 12 men and faces CMU Council action next morning with a cabinet movement involving Duntroon personnel for coal field maintenance and truck operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Davis Mine
Glen Davis
National Ol Pty. Ltd
National Coal Mine
National Oil Pty. Ltd
A. Christie
W., J. Goodwin
CMU Council
Duntroon
Independent candidate advocates ACT liberty over party politics
Dr Nott argues for independent representation of the ACT in Parliament, pledging services for the whole community. He recalls Curtin’s wartime bipartisan support and attacks party machinery, urging residents to vote for independence and national service over factional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T
Executive Council
Sydney
Canberra
Acat
Vernmental
Ac.t
Ello
Maliee
Untitled Health Report On Early Flu Cure Claims
Fragmentary note discusses disease erosion and organic decline as symptoms worsen. Mentions an early flu infection and a claimed peppermint cure found at a location called Woods Gres, suggesting an ineffective or disputed treatment without clear scientific backing.
Transvaal Coal Contract for Sydney Reported in Pretoria
The Transvaal Coalowners Association contracted to supply 1 200,000 tons of coal to Sydney as reported in Pretoria on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Transvaal Coalowners' Association
Sydney
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Mary Baker Eddy
Price
Pe Evereany
Evereany
Gallagher
Ac.t.u
U.S
Newcastle
Melbourne
Dovey
Talace
J. Lindsay
Miners’ Central Council
Dr. Nott
Parti mi
Acton
John Curtin
Australia
Trades Hall
Advisory Council
Berty
Vole Fu
B. W. Fotl
H. F Holler
Cox Street
Alnutie
Gillette
Sen Ou
Transvaal
J. P. Wilson
Ebden ST
Ainslie Friis
Fred Bareham Studios
Ebden & Chisholm
Denakison Treat
Barakat
KINGS
House of Seppelt Tucker & CO. ‘Pty. Ltd
Elvin Pty. Ltd
Manuka Arcade
Axminster
Wilton
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