Cootamundra Air Mail Termini Defended by Minister
In Senate debate Minister for 1% votes defended the Cootamundra air mail terminal within the broader plan to carry passengers to state capitals. George Pearce argued the inter departmental committee had been subject to criticism, stating subsidies cover carriage of all matters and aim to prevent the express line from carrying passengers beyond Co otamundra to the state capitals. He noted Co otamundra’s rail access to Melbourne Adelaide and Sydney and said tenders would be reviewed by the government.
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Adelaide
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George Pearce
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Appointment to clerk in the Sydney Banking Branch
In a Senate reply the Leader of the Government stated that John Deane of Canberra had been appointed to a clerk position in the accounts branch at the Commonwealth Bank in Sydney, with salary 196 to 906 pounds a year, noting the appointment followed Public Service Act preferences and Deane’s wartime service.
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Senain
Ir George Vearcey
Vunice Service
Penuinster General'n Department
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Hix
Atwan
Poly
Act Ns
Weturiel Rol Ark
Deane
Meryl
Noss
Graziers Council Federal Conference in Melbourne
The Graziers Council held its annual conference in Melbourne amid calls to reduce costs and remove dumping duties. Debates focused on customs reform, budget scrutiny, and joint actions by Australian governments to lower charges on shipments and wire netting restrictions.
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Lhourne
Tuealiy
Feslera
Commonwealth
Slander Claim at West Tite Court Details Disputed Allegations
Geoffrey Mawes of West Tite sues for 1000 pounds from Mrs Howe Atuleahy in the slander case at the Glatncu race court. Plaintiff alleges Mr Mule cahy claimed moral misconduct and improper relations with female acquaintances. He denies the statements. Evidence shows Tout Bowe allegedly attempted seduction, and the case adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
Geoffrey Mawes
West Tite
Howe Atuleahy
Mrk
Mule Cahy
Canberra Court and Hungary Tax Report Causes Confusion
Australasian court notes refer to a Hungarian tax case frequenting issues of penalties and security. Mentions Dr A J Malilaon and Gurdon Harker Lette with involvement of Hartolmey Hand. References to military guards, speed records, and cross border tracing between Germany and Australia, highlighting legal and security tensions.
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Hungary
Malcolm Camphel
Rey
Canker
Petty Bex
A. J. Malilaon
Malcolm
Yarrowluma Shire Council Meeting Notes and Deaths
The Yarrowluma Shire Council held its monthly meeting with motions of sympathy for Councillor John Chinnory’s views. Discussions covered council personnel, bereavement messages, and approval of a work extension for the Motenheme project with payments to labourers scheduled for next Tuesday.
Nicholson to Visit Canberra in Cycling Rally Tour
World cycling figure Nicholson heads to Canberra for a high profile rally hosted by the Tanlay Rubber Co and Heines Small Ply sponsors. Hundreds of riders and fans plan to greet him as he travels via Sydney and Brisbane en route to the event.
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Kydney
Third Hearing Opens in Craig Trial at Central Criminal Court
The third hearing in the Craig murder case opened today at the Central Criminal Court. The crowded court heard jurors challenged by the defense while the Crown pursued evidence linking the accused to the death of Henate Wonnar. Witnesses described past testimonies and identified individuals seen with the suspect, with the hearing adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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Erle Morant Craig
Atood
Central Criminal Court
Henate Wonnar
Sean Evimen
MekKean
Frederick Turvy
Prietar
Highton
le Randa
Curein
Witneas
Cratiee
Melbourne housebreaker shot after escape attempt
A man attempting to break into a Melbourne house was shot by an occupant after a pursuit through St Kilda. The intruder was wounded and treated, while police work continues to clear up the robbery.
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St. Kilda
Uitver
Police Court Cases at Canberra Police Court
In Canberra Police Court Mr JW Forrest presided. Richant Power pleaded guilty to being drunk and in possession of alcohol, fined 20 shillings and costs for two days in default. William Stanley McPennett also charged was fined 5 shillings and 24 hours. Tedward Oleabner fined 6 pence for rank at Kingston cafe. Albert Edward Almond 19 failed to appear on a drunkenness charge, 10 shillings forfeited. Ernest James Cavanagh 34 failed to appear on a similar charge.
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JW. T. Forrest
Richant Power
Jaya Inmuria
William Stanley McPennett Sho Wan
Gi’ Wan
Tedward Oleabner
Kingston
Albert Edward Almond
Jabourer
Ernest Jamea Cavanagh
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