Meat Board ex-Chairman sentenced in £7000 verdict
A court awarded 7000 pounds to a claimant against the Meat Board ex-Chairman Dagrdwn Wright Scott, formerly chairman of Metropolitan Stout Unity, with government terms and compensation. The verdict arises from actions at Somth church and related proceedings with ongoing appeal considerations.
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Spanish Crisis Ex Premier Asked to Form Cabinet
Fragmented report describes attempts to interest social left and radical leaders in forming a cabinet. The piece notes failed efforts and uncertain leadership amid a political crisis in Madrid with references to competing influences and a looming government formation.
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Shire assigns workers to Chyar project amid safety concerns
In a terse Shire notice dated yesterday Austaverln ten began work on Chyar, with Wher ven their ensafied HukMa Wure ordered to Hor permanent dangers. The group departed to the police stat lose in Hie Varro as Whose direction they will work, highlighting ongoing safety issues and targeted labor assignments.
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Overpowering Size of NSW and Related Inventions
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Goulburn Manuka clash shines in hard fought league game
A detailed report on the Manuka vs Goulburn battle at Ainslie shows Manuka taking an early lead before Goulburn mounted a resilient comeback. Key players include McKinstry, Edlington, and Moroney for Manuka, with Ward, Bean, Taylor, and Brown making strong contributions for Goulburn. The match highlighted tight ruck work, long kicking, and a late decisive goal by Manuka’s ne fut effort, while penalties and technical infringements stirred controversy among partisans. Next Saturday features Manuka vs Ainslie and Goulburn vs Queanbeyan with Acton and Eastlake also in play.
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Market for Homebush stock. prices firm on late Thursday
Buyers averated freely for mutton and lamb penning at the lem ruton aaleyarmy fossay. Market generally showed an advance with quotations on wethers ewes lambs and ewes. Quality described as poor to inferior yet demand remained steady in sections while prices rose slightly.
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Hindu Rites Cremation Ceremonies in New Zealand
A garbled OCR note reports a Hindu cremation ceremony in New Zealand and mentions a Monday schedule and attendees. The text is fragmented but indicates a funeral rite conducted for a person described in Hindu customs.
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Zealand
Stormusend
Unsettled Weather Return Looms for Mon Day
A weather disturbance is developing and moving toward the region with scattered rain and gusty winds expected. Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions, predicting gradual worsening into the afternoon and evening.
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Convent Ball Brilliant Success Delights Community
A chaotic but lively Convent Ball drew a large crowd from Queanbeyan Yass and surrounding districts. Attended by notable guests including Messrs and Misses, the event featured a formal programme, extensive dancing, and late-night revelry, organized by a devoted committee and secretaries, highlighting the social prominence of the hosting institutions.
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Red Hill Picnic Area Proposal At Advisory Meeting
At yesterday's advisory meeting Mr S Daley explained Red Hill, near Red Mill, is not the department policy to bar picnics. He noted Red Hill is a water supply source and discussed drinking facilities and gravity feed limits, with city officials debating feasibility and operation plans.
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Canberra advisory council urged to limit industrial blocks
The Canberra advisory council discussed reducing entanglements in minor industrial areas to boost traditional industries. Proposals included capping strip development, limiting attached housing covenants, and consolidating leases to encourage more than one industry per site. Government aim is to ease restrictions to attract broader industrial use and jobs.
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Canberra
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