Woman Blinded Grazier's Wife on Trial
Kathleen Larkin, 51, wife of a Quambone grazier, faced police court on a charge of throwing caustic soda at governess Josephine Blackett, causing severe burns and eventual eye removals. Evidence cited a June 4 incident and a saner account of the assault as Miss Blackett suffered critical injuries.
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Kathleen Larkin
Grazer
Josephine Esther Blackitt
Kenneth Groom
Coommble
Miss Blackett
Cyclist Injury Mystery Linked to Bartow Cricketer
A case in Queanbeyan involving Bartow a prominent footballer and cricketer remains unclear after a bicycle accident. The cyclist claims a fall while free-wheeling caused his injuries, with a damaged front wheel and broken chain. A witness, Daniel James Larkin, 12, saw a governess in a car at the time. The governess was committed for trial on bail set at £200.
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Bartow
Queanbeyan
Beyan
Abe
Coonamble
Daniel James Larkin
Takin
Miss. Larkin
Gunnedah Chamber leader critiques government over subdivision delay
President of the Gunnedah Chamber of Commerce Mr Wranga or McG stressed the difficulty of lower settlement policy and lamented government ministers publicly condemning Cabinet for not pushing subdivision. He argued the criticism is unjust and the country would be better served by consistent action.
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Gunnedah
Rhom Wrigge
McG
Gunnedah Chamber of Commures
Wi Penthel
Mr. Wranga
Atba
Tascathy
Emigration Trends Show Decline in Commonwealth Losses
The Commonwealth Statistician Dr. Wilson reports a substantial drop in population loss by migration. For the six months ended June 30, 1936, there were 3428 more departures than arrivals, down 2895 from the prior half-year. British whites accounted for 82.2 percent of arrivals and 87.4 percent of departures, with permanent arrivals totaling 6366 and permanent departures 6470.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Grecka
Australia surpasses one million ounce gold output in 1935-36
Commonwealth Statistician Dr Roland Wilson reports Australia produced 11,058,731 fine ounces of gold in 1935-36 valued at £14,224,000 in Australian currency. Figures may be revised. The year ends a long recovery from a low in 1929-30, with production and value rising markedly since 1908 peak.
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Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
Roland Wilson
Industriali
Wilson
Commonwealth
Testimonial on Morse Indian Root Pills for Constipation
Mim Jean Johnson of Cameron Mt Balmain UNLV writes a testimonial claiming relief from long standing constipation after using Morse Indian Root Pills. She urges others to try the product and expresses gratitude for its apparent effectiveness.
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Mim
Jean Johnson
Cameron Mt. Balmain
Unlv
Boing & Wuffever
Tréen
Tom
Sue
Man Found Unconscious After Vehicle Incident on Uriarra Road
Bastow was located in a damaged state on Uriarra Road near Black Creek late Monday. A passing lorry driver carried him toward his home at West Belconnen where he was assisted to a gate and stated he would be at Inigat. He was later found unconscious and taken to hospital. Police believe he was struck by a motor vehicle.
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Bastow
Uriarra Road
Black Crea
Bia
Westybeyan
Inigat
Frater
Joe
Junior Rugby League Visit of Goulburn Team
A sketchy note outlines a junior rugby league visit by the Goulburn team. Local players prepare for a friendly match and related training events amid light preparations and coaching plans.
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Goulburn
New Zealand Migrants Refused Entry to Australia
Customs officials exercise discretionary power to deny entry to New Zealanders arriving at Marame who lack sufficient funds. Authorities say the case is not unusual and reflects policy to prevent entrants likely to rely on charity.
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Australia
Commonwealth Immigration Branch
Sonalder
New
Y W C A Notices For August Activities And Meetings
Y W C A announces a dance on August 5 in the Lady Hopetoun Room with good member attendance expected. A mem bers night on August 13 features an illustrated talk on Palestine by J C Stephen. A racial afternoon is planned August 7, and a bridge afternoon on September 7. Tap dancing dates shift to August 3 and 10 due to Havana. Social and finance committees meet September 4 and 7 respectively. No rug making August 8. resumes August 12.
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Y.w.ca
Lady Hopetoun
Palestine
J.C. Stephen
Molonglo
W.C.A
Operatic Society
Havana
Aliguet
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