Brickyards Men Ordered Back After Payment Dispute
The concvariation commissioner ordered brickyard workers back to their jobs after a dispute over nine workers unpaid for nine days. Authorities cited nine wages totaling about six dollars and a half per man, with one shift halted Friday. | The stoppage prompted wage talks, and officials planned to resume work following orders to pay back pay and bonuses.
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Commemoration of Mass Deportations
A fragmentary notice marks a commemoration event for mass deportations involving Latvian and other Baltic groups. It lists dates, locations, and services, mentioning cultural recognitions and police safety notes amid unclear OCR text.
Weather Summary From Camerra Geant Slaney District
The 9 am barometer reading shows wind speeds around 13 mph with northerly tendencies. Forecast covers 24 hours starting today with winds mainly northerly and variable temperatures expected across the region.
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High Court Invalidates Interstate Trade Rulings
The High Court ruling addresses the Privy Council precedent on taxation and free trade between states. It discusses constitution sections on commerce and the potential impact on inter state carriers and revenue. The report notes possible retroactive effects and the political debate around constitutional reform and Federation powers.
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Grant For Eisteddfod Supports Arts Council
A grant of £350 is approved by the Minister to support the Australian National Eisteddfod and related cultural activities. The funds are to be disbursed in May with conditions tied to the project’s completion and the involvement of local contributors.
Royal Military College Duntroon ceremony attended by officers
Vice regal Tuply Excellinwes the Cover Nor Gewradan attended as Captain Weber Brown led a ceremonial parade at the Royal Military College Duntroon yesterday morning. The Chief of the General Staff Linlunanlcentral Be Wella and Mrs Wella arrived at Government House for a reception in the evening at Government House Can 3 Becton in one of the gates ninth rear Majesty the Queen.
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Parliament Debates Bankstown Observer Factory Plan
In Parliament yesterday at 11 30 a m the Howe of Representatives adopted the Privileges Committee report on The Bankstown Observer and debated a proposal to establish the St Marys ammunition filling factory. The House meets at 10 a m today to hear Mears Fitzpatrick and Browne summoned to appear before the Bar. The Senate met at 11 30 am and passed the Monocos Inland and Parliamentary Retiring Allowances.
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Senator Shooner Receives Dinner Guests at Residence
The report notes Senator Shooner entertained guests including Sir Willan and Lady Hudson and Sir Eric and Marion amid social duties. It mentions Chynerth Viknight and other figures as part of a holiday gathering with Hysko Electric Authority and Bintiniag Aonomy on Wednesday.
Irish singer O Hagan shines at Albert Hall concert
Patrick O Hagan accompanied by Mal Tend delighted a capacity audience at the Albert Hall in a concert promoted by AWB. He delivered a varied program with songs like Ridy of Coleraine Molly Brannigan The Minstrel Boy I Know Where I Am Going and numerous encores. The performance drew warm admiration from fans for his expressive singing and engaging presence.
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Migrants Help With Driveway Project
Unclear OCR text mentions migrants and a driveway task. The readable portions imply migrant assistance for a construction or home improvement project. No clear names, dates, locations, or organizations are discernible from the fragment.
Freshers' Day for Associates at Royal University
A historical notice outlines Freshers' Day events at the university with etiquette lessons and student participation on a Wednesday in December. The document emphasizes new student orientation and ceremonial activities for incoming associates.
Elder Statesman Vincent Collapses During Parliament Session
Reports say Senator Vincent suffered a heart event during a parliamentary session in London. Attending colleagues and aides witnessed the onset as lawmakers moved to assist, with hopes for a swift recovery and no lasting injury.
Mr Nishi Arrives in London from Australia
A report notes Mr Nishi 82 year old diplomat and ambassador arrives in London from Australia on Thursday. The piece mentions his role as ambassador to Australia and his forthcoming visit.
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Senate Tributes To Retiring Clerk
Senate pays tribute to retiring Clerk Mr John Edwards as he nears July retirement after forty years in service. The article notes his early service under Attorney General Hughes and mentions parliamentary figures and events surrounding his tenure and the senate’s farewell remarks.
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Colours Trooped At Military College
Colours were trooped at Royal Military College in a ceremony marking the official birthday. Governors and staff attended with pomp and the parade featured cadets from Benton Wuster iter and other divisions.
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Ward suspended for one week in parliamentary dispute
A junior figure named Ward faced a one week suspension amid ongoing parliamentary tensions. The action followed heated debate and involved remarks from multiple members, highlighting a fraught session over policy and leadership.
Tenders For Houses And Flais
Fragmented text shows tender notices for housing and related flats with garbled names and dates. It mentions approvals and deadlines, but key details are unreadable. The surviving items imply municipal bids or contractor calls with unclear entities and timing.
Compulsory Reflector Tape Urged in Public Notice
A fragmented OCR text discusses a proposal or demand for mandatory usage of reflector tape. Mentions entities and names in an unclear context and presents a patchwork of phrases about compliance and public safety. The piece includes stray mentions of individuals and locations, but specifics are unreadable.
A C T Honours Recipients
The ACT honours recipients including JOHEN EWEN and the owner of the Bina Singis ft dis Queene Wietagen. The article notes recognition at a ceremony with remarks from officials and a listing of honorees.
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ALP Organizer to Carry On Despite Staffing Confusion
The ALP organizer announced plans to continue operations amid staffing issues and ongoing debates over duties. The statement referenced a meeting schedule and emphasized resilience as personnel arrangements are reviewed.
Wool Market Holds Firm in Sydney Trade
The wool market maintains firm tone amid steady demand in Sydney. Traders note robust activity from main buyers and limited new supply, with prices showing resilience despite market volatility and currency fluctuations.
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