Grasiers' Needs Pushed at Annual Conference
Sydney reports note Graziers seek police protection in country districts and cheaper provisions for meat during a planned shift to chilled export options. Merrett warns slaughtering methods would radically change with Bay operations, while Commissioner pledges cheapest possible supplies and police staffing to counter theft and disorder amid recruiting shortfalls.
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Richmond Races Maine Welter Handicaps Summary
Race results from Richmond feature a Maine Welter Handicaps card with multiple horses and odds. Notable entries include Molarove and Pay Dey in mile-plus heats, Flying Welter and several divisions with times around 1.52, plus impressions of weights, fractions, and placements across the program.
Northern Suburbs debate school congestion and future plans
The Northern Suburbs association asked the Department of Health for a kindergarten school at Ainslie School, but the department found no congestion and no extra space. Proposals included a northern Canberra high school and moving the existing Wongar shelter from Tatopea Park. Officials warned of unresolved funding and future population growth, with appeals to build new facilities tied to educational and sporting needs.
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Walbelda
Canberra
Maine
Commonwealth
Fleida
Alanea
Harkraaven
Wren
Ant
Ponaldeon
Fecona
Zealot Overlooked in Overseas Intelligence Draft
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note about overseas intelligence and rights, mentioning a name or term related to Zeal and a general caution about publication. The readable text is limited, but suggests discussions of intelligence handling and rights at a high level without concrete events or dates.
Road Collision Leads to Licence Suspension After Court Hearing
A Canberra Evening Court heard a collision between a motor car and a railway worker on Friday night. John William Bluett, a labourer, faced charges of driving under the influence and was fined £9 with 9 days imprisonment in default. The judge, Lint. Col. Goodwin, presided with Sergeant Cook prosecuting. Additional defendants, Eugene Hickey and William Joseph Millar, faced drink-related fines and labourers Johnny French Christie and Arthur White received penalties for drunkenness and related offences.
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William Joseph Millar
Arthur Fynie
Jonny French Christie
Watch Theft Case At Central Court
In Sydney at Central Court Gwen Mating Hakewells faced a 10 day hearing on a charge of theft and possession of liquor without a license. The court heard about around 400 watches recovered during the investigation and the case involved the property of Victor Hegwl.
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Central Court
Gwen
Mating Hakewells
Huriner
Darling
Yaland
Victor Hegwl
Tai
Flo
New Use for Platinum Thin Leaf Covers Shoes
A new method allows platinum to be beaten into ultra thin leafs similar to gold. The leaf is used to cover women’s shoes, applying like a metal coating. The advantage is that platinum resists tarnish, offering a durable, nearly invisible finish for footwear.
Earthquake Proof Building Tested at Harvard University
A device installed at Harvard University records stresses in miniature building frames under artificial quakes. The apparatus indicates stresses on each frame member, helping compute designs that could withstand earthquakes.
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Harvard University
Deaths and local notes from Queanbeyan and District News
Obituaries report the deaths of Arnold Arthur Minoan aged 49 at his Majura residence and Harold Newton aged 48 at the Queanbeyan District Hospital. Burial services were held at Queanbeyan Cemetery and Queanbeyan Presbyterian Church with minister Rev Smyth officiating. Newton served with the Second Light Horse in World War I and his funeral was attended by about 100 returning soldiers. The issue also covers council meetings, road works, a dairy faith centre appeal from Bungendore, traffic and transport matters, a deputation to the Minister for Labour and Industry regarding labour quotas, and local club activities including golf results and a coursing fundraiser for a hospital X-ray unit.
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5 Smyth
Chesabeyan District Hospital
Farrownnlshire Council
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Study of the Atom at London Conference Opens
The Physical Society and International Union of Physics plan a two day London conference in October with Lord Rutherford presiding. Leading scientists from many nations will discuss heavy hydrogen, heavy water, and atomic structure a topic transforming science. Dr John Tutte presents a new view of the atom, turning it inside out, with implications for X rays and chemical industries. Professor Soddy welcomes Tutte’s claimed breakthroughs and their wide applications.
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International Union of Physics
London
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International Union of Physicaa
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Loree
John ‘Tutte
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Sign Of The Envelope In Ireland Inspires Curious Visit
A visitor to Keikee, County Clare, Ireland, notes scant houses with white envelopes in windows despite rumors of a poverty stricken local woman who displayed a pawnbroker’s wares. Neighbors alerted authorities as the scene drew attention.
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County Clare
Ireland
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