Piano Teacher Advertising in Canberra Area
W H B Dickson LL B Solicitor and M H B Scriven announce piano teaching services in Canberra Magee Way Monte Vist. Scriven holds ACMM TDLCM Mus Dip Melbourne and London. Education includes Melba Conservatorium staff training and YWCA Civic Centre studies. Contact details listed.
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M. HB
Scriven
A.C.M.M
T.D.L.C.M
Mus
London
Melba Conservatorium
Melbourne
Monte Vist
Magee Way
Canberra
Y.W.C.A
Civic Centra
Geen Music Shop
Mingston
Weather bulletin notes showers and wind shifts
Areas with further showers but improving from the west. Winds shift from south-west to north-west. In Queensland further coastal and south-east showers with otherwise fine weather and winds from the south to south-east.
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Queensland
Wide rainfall totals across Australian regions reported
The entry lists rainfall readings from multiple towns across Queensland New South Wales Victoria South Australia and Tasmania with many figures in inches or millimetres including notable values for Merino 44 Maryborough 11 Melbourne 8 Adelaide 1 Geelong 18 Port Campbell 32 and Bendigo 1 among others. The data spans numerous locations and emphasizes regional precipitation distribution.
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Queensland
Angathella
St. George
Gympie
Buret
Wyandi
Innisfall
Dirranbandi
Advanate
Morven
Charleville
Goondiwind
Mitchell
Windorah
Lucinda
Bellam
Tasmania
Goulda Country
St. Hejiens
Meamander
Mathinna
Campbeltown
Glenorchy
Franklin
Hythe
Bruni
Hamilton
New South Wales
Colarenebri
Mowil
Boggabilia
Moree
Hogwabel
Narrabri
Coonamble
Warren
Deniliquin
Wagga
Henty
Corowa
Warialda
Gunnedah
Tamworth
Werris Creek
Quirindl
Coonabarabran
Victoria
Edenhope
Serviceton
Harrow
Werrimul
Bendigo
Bary
Bkepparton
Miliura
Radebow
Beulah
Birchip
Willa
Nheil
Jepruit
Horsham
Starnaud
Minwell
Goroke
Natimuk
Dim
Boola
Murton
Rupaa Yup
Wychepress
Donald
Portland
Cape Otway I
Apollo Bay
Ararat
Betlarat
Ferang
Coinc
Balmeral
Canterton
Ueforming
Merino
Branxholme
Cavendish
Penshurst
Dunkeld
Willaura
Inglewood
Laanecoorie
Dunolly
Rochemer
Kyabram
Yatura
Rushworth
Murchiaon
Avoca
Maryborough
Maldon
Kyneton
Seymours
Clones
Talbot
Ant Jemaine
Fryermown
Yandalt
Dayles Foré
Trenthem
Pirle
Merridy
Broughton
Clare
Terowie
Keoringa
Wallaroo
Curramulka
Warocks
Kingwcote
Fiverton
Kapunda
Mallala
Gawler
Freasant
Martine
Strathalbyn
Willunga
Elliot
Eucla
Billeter
Cowell
Loxton
Manny
Cillington
Wellington
Pinaroo
Lameroo
Peake
Menginle
Tintimers
Bordertown
Narracoorte
Penola
Augusta
S Newtown
Adelaide
Cook
Fowlers
Mreaky Bay
Lincoln
Borda
Hobe
Gambler
Northumberland
The P. P. 8 Public School Ad Offering Boarding
The advertisement promotes a four day and boarding school near the Federal Capital with country-life advantages. It highlights a graded Australian education and preparation for public examinations under headmaster W. J. Edwards B.I Dip Ef.
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Federal Capital
Australia
All
W. J. Edwards
Weather Summary for Australian Regions
New South Wales shows further showers on slopes and tablelands mainly in the north east with improving conditions elsewhere. Canberra is cloudy with showers easing to clear at night. frost and fog possible. Tasmania is cold with showers and strong south west winds. West Australia mostly fine with showers inland. South Australia cloudy with scattered showers.
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New South Wales
Canberra
Highlands
Tasmania
Ocean
Bight
Straits
Temmania
Zaamun Sea
Ceafinent
Auswells
Tropics
South Australia
Western Lands Board examined over land delay claims
Evidence given to the Western Lands Act Commission by George Francis Allman chief inspector of the Lands Department alleges delays and neglect by the board in land applications. He cited rail passes issued over four years totaling 1727 pounds and warned costs would rise if railway warrants were issued. further hearing adjourned to Monday.
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Bydmney
Western Lands Act Commission
George Francis Allman
Lands Department
Allman
Western Lands Board
Comralmston
Governor General Hosts Government House Luncheon Guests
The Governor General chaired a meeting of the Federal Executive Council at Government House yesterday morning. Lady Trivid and Mr and Mrs Cy B Derey were guests of Their Excellencies the Governor General and Josey Senace at luncheon there.
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Fis
Government Mousse
Trivid
Cy. B. Derey
Juséy Senace
Government House
Canberra Weather Outlook Shows Coastal Quiet and Highland Snow
Forecast indicates mostly fine conditions along the coast while the tablelands see clouds and showers with snow on the highlands. Winds shift from fresh to strong north to south west as coastal areas stay milder.
On with the Job Propels Australian Recovery Effort
The Federal Labour Party accepts the Canberra reconstruction plan, seen as a major political and economic gain for Australia. Leaders urge unity beyond party lines to speed recovery, reduce suffering, and safeguard national welfare with the slogan On with the job.
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Federal
Labour Party
Australia
Labour
Canberra
Theople
Unruly Scenes At Shareholders Meeting In Sydney
A volatile extraordinary meeting of Associated Newspapers Ltd at King's Hall Hunter Street drew 150 outside attendees as realinations from directors Rodney Snow R H Gordon Harold Baldwin and Campbell Jones sparked confrontations. Sir Hugh Denison and Sir John Butter spoke for the board while critics including Sydney Bnow and Campbell Jones pressed dissent. A vote of confidence in the board passed with six resignations and two other directors dissenting.
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Associated Newspapers, Ltd
King's Hall
Hunter Street
Rodney
Snow
R. H. Gordon
Harold Baldwin
Campbell Jones
Charman
Sir Hugh Denison
John Butter
Meezers
Sydney Bnow
Yvoltaire Mulesworth
Exxm.l.a
Daily Guardian
Joynton Smith
Alx
Fall From Building Inquest Opens In Sydney
In Sydney an inquest opened into the death of Victor Francis O Grady a 28 year old law maker who fell 60 feet from the parapet of a building on Mate i Willon Street Police found a disorderly flat with empty bottles and boot marks suggesting a single passerby had been on the parapet Witnesses testified about a party but denied foul play the coroner reserved an open verdict pending further evidence
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Sydney
Victor Francis O'Grady
Mate i Willon Street
City
Kenny
O'maidy
Kennedy
Dole Officials Report Missing Relief Cards in Sydney
A Sydney check up revealed 3,280 relief cards not presented at depots with total weekly relief potentially rising to £165,000 annually. The figures, provided to Minister Mr Baddeley after a Parliament demonstration, sparked disputes as unemployed workers' leaders clashed with government officials over benefits and enforcement.
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Sydney
Fraley
Baddeley
Workers Movement
de Anderson
Wolicemas
J. Samuels
Alr
Sunmuels
Pat Waters
Wheltledeg
Vattyr
Fovem
Mr. Parhteley
Communist Party
Mr. Samuels
Anderson
Funddeley
Nationaliat
Ganl
Bawin
Mr. Baddeley
Aron
State Advances To Wheat Farmers
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Munn approved advances to farmers to enable fallowing for next season's sowing. Funding supports essential commodities for fallowing operations with merit-based consideration. Farmers seeking aid must fallow at least half the proposed sowing area or face denial.
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Sydney
Ehuriy
Department of Agriculture
jSydney
Motter Station Water Supply Upgraded At Pine Hill
Tenders accepted for supply and installation of a new centrifugal pump and 1800 hop motor at Pine Hill water system to increase capacity. The project adds to combined output of two existing installations and supports higher demand.
Private plane fascination fades as experts warn
Paris reports a waning craze for private aircraft as enthusiasts question the practicality of air travel. The piece quotes Hierlot on the air age, noting that demand may drop without reliable maintenance and reinforced that older planes require careful overhauls.
Pensions Cut Protests By Limbless Soldiers Delegation
A Canberra-based delegation from the Commonwealth Council of Limbless Soldiers protests pension deductions. Led by G Martin Farrow and B Larawby, the group seeks sympathetic House of Representatives support during the Parliament debate. They urge ministers to avoid further sacrifices for injured veterans.
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Canberra
G. Martin Farrow
W.aly
B. Larawby
Victoria
Tasmania
RR. Stevenson
W.A
A. Viyera
Coueensland
Meekihee
Parlament
Hous of Representatives
Scouts' Search Parties Fail to Recall in Mur Mountains
In Blackheath it is reported that rescue parties failed to recall the scouts lost in the Mur Mountains. The search continues with two or three days expected for the parties to return as signals from Govetta Leap to Grose Valley were not understood.
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Blackheath
Mur
Govetta
Grose Valley
Night flight crash at Exvendon aerodrome in Victoria
Civil Aviation Department official Mr. KR W. McKeumsie practiced night flying at Exvendon aerodrome Victoria when he crashed on landing at the southern end. Winds tore off the plane’s wings, propeller and undercarriage were smashed, and the fuselage was damaged. He escaped with minor scratches and severe shaking.
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Bydney
KR. W. McKeumsie
Civil Aviation Department
Exvendon
Victoria
McKeenaig
Wheat bounty debate in Ottawa House of Commons
In Ottawa the House of Commons debated export wheat bounties. Independent MP Ay Weill Neill argued a bounty would raise domestic freight costs in British Columbia, making BC passively pay more per bushel for wheat than exporters. BC buyers were reportedly considering Australia as an alternative market, angering Canadian policy critics.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Jodlay
Ay We. Neill
British Columbia
Columbia
John
Levdre
Man Collapses in Benalla County Court Hearing
During a hearing in Benalla County Court Judge Judean Foater collapsed and needed assistance. He returned and announced that the parties had reached an agreement.
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Melbourne
Benalla
Judean Foater
Police Precautions Against The Communists
A large force of police will patrol the Domain on Sunday amid fears of further Communist demonstrations after disturbances outside Parliament House yesterday. Police precautionary measures were stepped up to prevent trouble during the planned gathering.
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Bydney
Parliament House
Domain
Wood Contract Stalemate Over Firewood to Canberra Agencies
The contractor explains a payment delay in the Canberra government firewood contract. He says the issue affects only accounts due and can be amicably settled. Work will continue once wages and approved payments are received, and he will not forfeit his deposit with three weeks left to run.
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Canberra
Tornado Damage Brings 200 Men Back to Work
ADELAIDE Friday. Two hundred men were employed today to repair damage from yesterday's tornado. Many had been unemployed for years.
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Adelaide
Notable Robbery Report Tangles Canberra Mail Office Scene
Fragmentary notes describe a mail robbery investigation around Canberra with references to a suspect, police actions, and a street scene near the station. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a press account of a theft involving mail delivery and police response.
Lottery Laws British Revision Stirs Commons Debate
The Home Secretary Mr Clynes announced in the Hall of Commons that government action will be taken to revise existing lottery laws. He indicated the inquiry supported a revision and suggested measures to shield the public, amid calls for changes to the current legal framework.
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London
Mr Clynes
Foreign Navies Coordinated Maneuvers In Aegean
Nations including the United States Greece and unspecified naval forces conduct joint exercises amid tensions in the Aegean Sea. The maneuvers involve amphibious and naval operations with emphasis on interoperability and readiness for regional security.
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Amana
Neiman
Greece
Tipu
United States
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