Representation Debate on Canberra Territory Voting Rights
Debaters discuss extending representation to the Federal Capital Territory Canberra. Nott argues for gradual population growth and local franchise, while others push for Territory residents to have a voice in federal administration. Several MPs propose options linking representation to population or state alignment.
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Washington
Wrahington
Brennan
Brennan. Who Should the Re Presentative Be? (Lavarhtord
Nott
Northern Territory
Moe Ines
Federal Capital Commission
Vaidetvour
Jennin
New Souths
Waloa
Washinerton
Mr Prac
Staten
Peagle
Tieton
Cedi Peereteery
Penryn
Copitat Teritorey Tintine
Nelwou
Canberra
Hon
Perking
Hdens Monare
Nolt
Albert Green
Caleeretiod
Alleged Seat Offer Trial Testimony Recalled In Court
In a tense hearing, witnesses including Mr Windeyer and Mr Lambert described discussions about an alleged seat offer. Judge Scholes pressed for clarity as Mr Windeyer demanded a copy of a prior statement, while others debated the credibility and timing of the claim amid competing recollections and references to the West Sydney selection.
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Jainiberd
Mather
Jobin Hatley
Jon Wey
Seholow
John Alley
Windeyer
Lambert
Wollestar
Chiley
John Bailey
Gor Siona
Mir Winder
Dude Scholes
al Ula
Mr. Hall
Hall
Sohal
Windeyers
Sebelor
Winderer
Sehates
Mr. Windeyer
Dodge Sehelea
Wineyer
Harvey
Cnet
Judge Scholes
Marwes
Mr. Wituteyer
Trevor Temthered Brlera
Beboest
Irving
Moe
Mr. Windever
West Sydney
Gemmeloree Ieee
Tralee
Loughrey to bid farewell at association event
Residents recalled Mr Loughrey’s long service with the Welfare Association at Tolapta Park. Speeches thanked him for his work with the Alelir Children's Welfare Group as guests praised the two daughters and noted the hall’s decorations and entertainers.
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Omiseu
Loughrey
Jaye
Athetio
Tolapta Park
Snl
Mami Vna
Alelir Children’s Welfare
Oles
Choetwun
Piesa Fent
Cress
Ledghrey
Fete Plans For Prisoner Barred Windows Delay
Irregular plans describe iron barred windows and decorative corian walls for a jail area. Prisoners awaiting trial may be housed in parlour settings with wireless receivers and limited contact, as authorities outline a reform plan amid a guarded, ceremonial atmosphere.
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Prugekin
Rome's Ancient Church and the Ghetto of Motives Explained
The fragment describes Sant' Angelo’s church, its imperial ties, and a bygone ghetto termed Motives. It references a history of betrayals, altars, and ritual acts, noting the church’s famed position and ancient pillars as part of a long, mythic urban past.
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Sant’ Angelo
Bali
Sant’ Ameen
Church of Sant’ Angulo
Prakwbl
Detavia
Haiti
Auwhatir
Baposti
Longevity Of Animals In Historical Notes And Errors
A garbled survey of animal lifespans across species. It mentions swans rabbits horses and owls with conflicting figures and stray references to Venice and writers, reflecting a fragmented antiquated miscellany on longevity.
Fragmentary notes on Sydney corruption and political figures
A garbled OCR excerpt references Sydney politics, corruption tensions, and several named or garbled individuals. It hints at inquiries, editor edits, and potential interviews, with unclear chronology and incomplete sentences describing the political scene.
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Mr. M, Ocharlton
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Mr Dowhtis
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Mr. Windeyvor
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