Public Notice on Taxation Returns in New South Wales
A public notice discusses income tax return requirements for residents of New South Wales. It outlines who must file, the rates, penalties for noncompliance, and instructions for submission to the Taxation Department, with references to August and various local offices. It emphasizes that nonresidents and employees must report all income sources, including rents and wages.
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Alt
Amy Parean
Atwt Aurguel
Ait Cormpe
Souke
Castleraugh Brest
Byettey
Hospital patient injured in street incident
A hospitalized patient was found with facial lacerations in Goulburn yesterday. Police believe the person was knocked down by a vehicle. The injured individual, identified as an inmate, was attended by ambulance staff and taken to a medical facility for treatment.
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Foster
Marrige
Personal note on new Justice of ir Capital Paprstary
Mr Liswwath of Cunber is named as the new Justice of the Capital Paprstary in an official order. The brief notice confirms appointment and assigns duties within the department.
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Liswwath Ion Tae Nae Vie Fon Fughes
Cunber
Ofir Capital
Paprstary
Priory July 21 1609 Canberra Times on Commonwealth New Zealand ties
The article condemns Commonwealth actions over Port Kembla cargo for Japan amid wartime neutrality. It argues Britain and New Zealand bonds are strained by policy, laments London’s neglect of New Zealand, and urges closer British collaboration while criticizing Australian complacency.
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Canberra Times
Commonwealth
Port Kembla
Japan
Somie
Australia
New Zealand
London
South Pacific
Wardy
Muntralian
Ryser
Ausralia
New Hamend
Averalin
National Register Census and Crown Lease Valuation Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment discusses National Register Census details and Crown lease valuation. It outlines how unexpired lease terms, security, and amounts owed to the Crown affect property card figures. It references continuance purchases, bank advances, and mortgage- secured sums in a property ownership context.
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Quezon
Diatinguiah
Crnwn
Jesse Tom
Conligne Uf
Youth Welfare Employment Problem Melbourne
Commonwealth State Ministers and experts met to urge raising the school leaving age to 15, with steps to be taken by July next year. NSW urged the move would affect coal, rail and welfare costs, while the conference backed uniform factory law and research into employment. It proposed shorter working weeks, and that each state form a research-based employment body with annual reviews.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Minlaver
Latour
Mr. Richardson
Boya
Gina
Blates
Boycott Continues Amid National Register Debate
The Sydney Trades and Labour Council members abroad urge ongoing boycott of the National Register. They report Prime Minister Menzies pledged no conscription under the Act, while factions within the council delay a formal shift. A Melbourne-Paris conference between PM and AGT.U was anticipated for clarity.
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Exdnev
Thurming
Sydney Trades and Labour Council
Mtr
Cenparr Prades
Labour Council
Bagisie
Ka She’ Fingistar
Nutenne
Canferomes
Melbourne
Agt.u. la
Faulty building materials prompt Melbourne building regulation action
Reports that deficient concrete mixtures in Melbourne construction have led the City Council Building Regulations Committee to tighten inspection and rolling out new testing equipment. The committee fears poor mixes reduce competition and threaten jobs in the industry.
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Melbourne
Thorsday
Sasea
Anzac Day march rules restricts children and women
Melbourne report on a Victorian Returned Bolder conference resolution barring children from next year’s Anzac Day march. The motion also proposes excluding women from dawn service at the Shrine of Remembrance to avoid spoiling the appearance of the parade.
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Melbourne
Thureany
Aren
Commonwealth to Represent Genetics at Edinburgh International
Dr B G Frumble, a gramomologist at the Waite Agricultural Research Station in Adelaide, will represent the Commonwealth Government at the International Congress of Genetics in Edinburgh from August 13 to 30. The appointment was announced yesterday, and Frumble will travel from Sydney. A damning incident at Ryde is reported as Edward Trind, 34, of Botany, was suspended for two hours after an altercation on a rooftop.
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Bdinburgh
BG. Frumble
Waite
Adelaide
Sydney
Ryde
Edward Trind
Botany
Hie Works Mater
University rugby builds new backline for decisive match
Northa hopes Gardiner will return after the match as forward Lyneh heals from knee injury. Bratiewn Butt misses, McCreth starts as hooker. Shepherd, Malden, and J. Bocrath bolster the backline. Lineups list many players, with Donohue, Draper, and Vincent among key backs and forwards preparing for the varsity clash that decides semi final promotion.
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Northa
Gardiner
Basta
He Herrinon
Lyneh Han
Baste
Leneh
Turner
Mccreth
Encbscke
Shepherd
Malden
J. Bocrath
Bratiewn Butt
Iniversity
Beet Royal
College No. L
Hally Selted Unt Tormpernwarn
Migration refugees from Germany London meeting draft plan
An international conference in London, chaired by Lord Winterton, discussed abandoning Evian principles that barred direct refugee aid. Britain urged private funds plus government facilitation, with the United States' representatives agreeing to consult their government. Estimates place German refugee totals around 120,000 to 149,000 in 1938, with many aided by private groups in Europe.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Evian
Winter
Puymustar-General
Migration plan for Australian settlement in London area
The government outlines a permanent migration section at Australia House in London to manage alien migration. Major Wheeler, stationed in Australia, will oversee staffing to align with Australian conditions and requirements. The move signals a formal branch office in London handling emigration to Australia.
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Aera
Australia
London
Australien
Wheat quotas spark Victorian opposition attack
Premier Dunaten denounces the proposed wheat control plan as a move to stampede Victorians into an international permament interference with wheat rights. He warns acreage restrictions would hurt Australia’s efficiency and strain manpower in rural regions, urging rejection of the policy.
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Yio
Rusnih
Melbourne
Dunaten
Australia
Wheat Market At Low Level In Sydney Trade
Wheat touched its lowest price of the day as Australian buyers reported a bid of 2 43 4 per bushel including charges. Yorks Fellows quoted 2 84 a bushel with storage at 2d, while two sellers were willing at 2 34. The weak market was attributed to ample supplies overseen by traders.
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Sydney
Aaaxon Young Whan
Howe
Intel
Canberra High School Football Team Roster Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists players and reserves for Canberra High School including positions and names such as Colwell captain forwards and halfback lines. It presents incomplete lineups and partial notes from a game day roster with scattered surnames and roles without full context.
Harry Bridges Deportation Inquiry Details Amid Confusion
The report outlines allegations about a leadership role in a maritime union and Communist Party ties. It notes witnesses questioning credibility and mentions Sapiro’s barred status in Federal Court, with references to Brower and Lak Brower readers and party involvement.
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Athe Maritime Union
Tennis match chaos prompts bizarre player list
A disjointed OCR fragment yields a sprawling tennis card with numerous odd spellings and garbled names. It lists multiple matches, players, and venues such as NORTH BOURNE, BRADDON, FORREST, AINSLIE, and REID, with references to teams like VARRACOMIA and XINGSTON, creating a chaotic, hard-to-parse event schedule without clear results.
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Canberra
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National Register
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Harry Bridges
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Burke v. Taiuron
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Forrest
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Wasteake
Lones
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Maroc
Stan Naylor
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