Hospital Board Election in Canberra Community
Missed ballot notices and candidate statements describe a Canberra hospital board election. Retiring members D Muriey and W White vie for a young representative to serve the community. emphasis on equitable hospital management, staff care, and government-backed hospital expansion.
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Canberra
Board of Control
Metala
Edicent Hospital
Leonaider
Aivy Hospital
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Consumers’ League
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Ncted
Barton Tennie Club
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Mills
Sil Olrolos
Canberem
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Canberns
Canberra Hospital Board Candidate Promises City Service
J Garren, a Canberra resident for 15 years, runs for the Canberra Community Hospital Board pledging to secure a new hospital building, expand patient care, and oppose hospital tax increases. He cites delays and poor facilities at the current hospital, urges government support, and emphasizes community service and hospital modernization.
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Tanpayer
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Howpal
David Worl
Canberra
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Watt Ehik
Fs Secon
Commonwealth
Church notices mix of speakers and local church plans
An OCR fragment outlines Church of England activities at St John’s and Paul’s in Kingston with Rev A W Btuam addressing in Bl and Archdeacon update. It mentions evening services, hospital links, Canberra ties, and ongoing concerns about hospital support and local church leadership.
Church Services at Church of England Trinity June
Portions of a church services schedule list sermons communion timings and preacher names across multiple parishes in Canberra area including St Christopher's Manuka St Patrick's Braddon Causeway and Duntroon. It notes Holy Communion services at various times with Rev A. W. Stuart Rev D. MacLeod and Rev Dr. Waldock among others and mentions a memorial date and the Christian Science society event.
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Johns Harish Churen
Praschar
Ray
A. W
Stuart
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Roberteen Lam
Children's Service
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CEM
Causeway Hlmm
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Teed
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Amy
Ath Bundey Amet Pantecoat
Childen
Mary Badality
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St. Christopher's Manuka
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Ens
Alan F. Beat
British and Foreign Brite. Society
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God Arian
Rifle Clubs report shows enrolment cuts and efficiency gains
The Director of The Associations and Rifle Clubs reports that 1887-8 saw enrolment reduced by 1 from 1173 to 1152 with efficiency rising from 8 to 9 percent. Sixteen clubs formed, some amalgamations and dissolutions noted, total membership clarified post review. Aggregate expenditure reached £45,678 covering meetings touring expenses and grant payments.
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Weather sizzling garbled data from clockwork report
Fragmentary OCR reads temperatures and humidity with many errors. Mentions am and am times, inches, degrees, humidity percentages, and maximum temperature for a four hour span. Content is unclear but indicates a weather or thermometer log with corrupted figures and units.
Youth Welfare Conference Returns to Address Challenges
An urban youth welfare conference resumes with focus on teen wellbeing and community support. Leaders, social workers, and volunteers collaborate to craft programs aiding at risk youths and expanding access to counseling and mentorship.
Fragmented Education News Fragments From Ambiguous Report
A damaged OCR passage outlines education topics and political mentions with unclear names and dates. It references diversion of resources, a prime minister, and general educational concerns, but many names and specifics are unreadable.
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Lottery State Friday Draw Promises Prizes
A garbled OCR fragment notes a Friday lottery event in the state, hinting at draws and prize chances. Details are unclear but imply scheduled lottery activity with potential winnings. The snippet mentions Friday in relation to a state lottery.
Australia defends democracy with defence expenditure argument
A historical speech argues that substantial defence spending is essential to preserve democratic principles. It warns that external threats, including Japan and Germany, threaten the Pacific order and urges Australia to support Britain and the League of Nations, justifying continued military buildup as insurance for national life.
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Pacific
China
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League of Nations
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Ancihem Seef
Defence Works Grants Pratiart Proposal
Fragmented text discusses defence works grants and proposed diversion of petroleum tax funds. Mentions representatives and repair works. Content is unclear and partially garbled but indicates lines of funding and infrastructure in a defence context.
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Petro
Silver Comet Tourlets Canberra Visit With Parkes Relay
The Silver Comet makes a spring visit to Canberra and Parkes as part of a motor exhibit era. Officials anticipate a long journey with high speed tests and a 90 passenger capacity, highlighting a Parkes element and a Canberra Tourist Bureau involvement.
Commonwealth Insurance Legislation Proposed by Commonwealth Parliament
The proposed insurance legislation aims for uniform national standards across states. It envisions the Commonwealth asserting powers over insurance matters where state laws would overlap, to ensure uniformity and supersede conflicting state acts. The plan notes prior variations and seeks to align with constitutional authority.
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Conall
Pentecostal Service and Dedication at St Andrew Church
The Church of St Andrew hosts a lantern service and dedication events led by Rev A We diab Mab, with the Wilkie Se slaty and Mr Arthur guiding morning and evening worships. A new carved oak table and panel chairs are featured, while a dedication at Wesley Chapel Sydney is announced for the following morning.
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Disjointed Note From Local Meeting
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Baptist gathering with references to a wavering vow and a speaker The meeting will be led by Rev A Wy Atuart The text lists songs and disrupted lines including Lat God Are and a Wednesday schedule
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