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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
3
A fragmented report describes Mr Crouch and changes at the House of Representatives as delays affect Mullentra mail. Mr Green responds to delays and promises inquiries while noting reservations about transit and rain.
A fragmented ad style note extols Indian Root Pills as a long standing remedy with widespread popularity. It claims thirty years of service and repeated medical endorsement, presenting the product as an unmatched remedy backed by experience and trusted by families.
The proposed plan aims to aid bondholders through a staged approach, with milestones set for 1944 and 1945, seeking to avoid default. Political debate centers on cost, tax changes, and whether creditors should share in the burden, as ministers argue over feasibility and impact on the public finances.
A Canberra gathering of union and organization representatives discussed a vocational training scheme for local youths. The meeting reviewed Home Affairs instructions, debated school admissions at Telowra, and considered funding and continuity of training through Angular or related agencies.
In Sydney on Wednesday the case before the Central Court concerned Mr Albert Sawara Drowe and service wages. Magistrate Wad expressed concerns over jurisdiction and noted the servant and master lived together. The magistrate adjourned the matter with remarks about wage payments and credit implications.
A race recap noting Walter Kare and Sonmansprtth Stent in a dramatic finish at the BYLNY event. Victorhe Wwple is mentioned in relation to the outcome as the top contender. The report emphasizes the sprint to the line and the decisive victory.
A woman testified in federal court about a partner who drained funds through forged notes and withdrawals from a trust. Prosecutors alleged the scheme involved manipulation of a permanent trust and forged checks totaling over 1,280 after interest. The defendant claimed the money was borrowed with consent, while the accuser said she never authorized the withdrawals.
Fragmentary report notes the exhumation of Elizabeth Craaivale, buried at Rookwood, with remains supervised by pallbearers and moved to a location described as the inoreue where the government will perform a formal analysis until June. The wording is unclear but indicates ongoing official investigation and reinterment.
Rumors swirl as Senators Daly O Halloran Lynch and Juhuwon plan to meet in Canberra to discuss supply issues. Flood conditions and travel delays threaten quorum and threaten a possible postponement of Governor-General proceedings.
A distorted report outlines a wool industry conference with references to Sir John Migaina and Higsgina. It discusses pricing laws, regulation of finances, and economic strategy, noting a commission recommendation and independence in policy direction.
A report notes railways not liable for livestock losses in transit. Secretary Newman references measures and a drive to reduce cattle and horse deaths during movement to market.
The old Acton resident Mrs Wilson died recently, leaving a large family network including William and Margaret Hutch of Ginnin Incra and many others. Her remains were interred at the Gueanbeyan Cemetery after a grave service led by Hey Pusher Haysdon.
During a heated session, Mr Chifley and ministers debated stock levels of military clothing for workers during winter. The defense department stated supplies were limited and focused on tents, cooking utensils, and clothing already issued, with no definite new orders for additional gear.
The Markethe Board reduced the price of nawald on Wednesday as reported by BYDNEY.
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