Funeral Novices Attend Causeway Branch Funeral
Members of ARIE-Members of Causeway Branch RABELA guesed to attend the funeral Wreklave Comrade Alt Bacquarie No 1345 to leave Canberra Hospital AE 2 p m today for the Public Cemetery MASQUARIE RASLLA Branch Ex Service men invited to attend the funeral late Comrade Alt Meogunr 245 will leave the ira ac 3 p m today for the Public Cemetery Dawkins Hon Boe and friends lacquarie lat Invited to attend
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Causeway
Rabela
Ake
Wreklave
Alt Bacquarie
Canberra Hospital
Raslla
Funers
Alt Meogunr
Ira
Torig
F_O
Dawkins
Hon
Boe
Cambelstown Pair Win Country Whip Foursome
The Cambelstown team led by Minn Tl. Pay ien end Mine Shell captured the country whip foursome on Thursday after a close finish. Competing pairs included Min pnelly Jones and Catgrave Lawes, Mine Fo Dangar with Mie Anatin Narranderra, Mion Mo Kennight with Mew, and Finke with Ho Murray among others from Lismore Leura and Goulburn clubs.
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Sydney
Cambelstown
Minn
Payien
Shell
Hay
Bante
Mie
A. Pavien
Min Pnelly
Jonefallongang
Catgrave Lawes
Fo Dangar
Mie Anatin
Narranderra
Mion Mo Kennight
Aidney
Finke
Katdon
Ho Murray
Canberra Forecast: Cold, Cloudy With Snow Likely Highlands
Canberra forecast shows cold and cloudy conditions with occasional showers and snow on the highlands. Winds turn squally from the west, improving by the weekend as conditions ease.
Revolt within Government Party Threatens Premier Bruxner
In a continued intra party rift in New South Wales style politics, ministers and backbenchers oppose the Local Government Bill and demand changes. The acting Premier Bruxner faces dissent after a defeat in the Legislative Council where Minister James Ryan broke ranks, threatening the government’s stability and prompting debate on whether the bill should be altered or abandoned. The row highlights tensions between party unity and parliamentary principle amid a democratic system.
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Yee
Laadership
Bruxer
Legislative Council
Hirmeelé
Bruxner
James Ryan
Te Ie
Labour
Rae
Thie
Weskerw
Hin Collen
Hiew
Trade Boycott Ties Australia to Japanese Imports
Australian leaders warn the Commonwealth faces a grave choice as Japan demands strict limits on imports and a fixed share of the market. Officials recount failed talks, Japan’s demand for 80 percent of certain textiles, and threats to impose trade restrictions if duties shift. The government vows no hasty moves while awaiting developments in this tense reciprocal trade episode.
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Unites Kingdom
Belgium
France
Germany
United States
Ameren
Commonwealth
Australia
Japan
Wah
Te’ m
Rae Srisan
Roe
Authenic
Police Inquest Scrutiny Dives Into Brophy Case
Melbourne inquiry hears that the proper ruling may declare Brophy’s booting disclosed by the superintendent and that investigations should pursue offenders. Counsel for police defends witness honesty while alleging Brophy hid key facts, with potential perjury if the judge finds him untruthful. commission adjourns.
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Melbourne
Thatsday
Royal Commission
O'Brien
Barney
Bropiy
Brophy
Tae
Trophy
Barracks defence plan for Queenscliff tender noted
A tender for Queenscliff defence barracks proposes a new war block with stores and crown work, totaling £15,000. Australian Engineers and the Coastguard examined the plan, with work expected to be completed by September.
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Warracrs
Quesnecinite
Conwrenith
Jenn
UAP Revolt Tests Support for Meeting Leader
An undercurrent within the government party threatens to derail a measure as UAP members clash over leadership. A faction supported by Mr. Spoor Yer urged the voting premier to withdraw the main Roeés Amendment, advancing to first reading in the Assembly.
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Byoney
Urirwal
UAP
Bruaner
Roeés
Broaner
Simmer
Wimbledon Sproule Falls in Second Round at Dublin
Surprises mark the Wimbledon men’s singles second round as Sproule and others exit. Crawford defeats Hare 3-6 2-6, McGrath edges Lasdry 5-7 4-3 0-4 4-44, Austin outplays Sproule 6-4 4-0 6-3, with several top players sustaining early upsets amid a tense round in London.
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Quint
McGeath
Wim Diedon
Dut Sproule
Aubtin
Dextremeau
Tuckey
Britain
Hare
Dount
Mitanife
Caerenee de Rieter
SuiAe
Teyemen
McGrath
Dandry
Austin
Sproule
Hughes
Cooper
Andrews
Wallie Myers
Bingiand
Romake
Ht McGrath
Lasdry
Quist Teat Limer
Petry
Chartikavani
van Rym
Thamer
Ceatremenu
Sooper
Bredman Beet Binder
Alison Baal Sonen
Budge
Collins
Canker
Gothen
Love
von Cramm
Hecht
Mater
Weatherall
Stove
Parliament Debates Bill with Suburban Objections and Delays
Objections from the Western suburbs argued the bill would cause interference and conflict with existing plans. After parliamentary discussion, the measure was extended to after 3 pm and postponed for three months as leaders urged adjournment and continued debate in a later sitting.
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Mer. Beixner
Tate
Olympic team practice in Berlin not yet at home
Australian rowers began their training on the river Brees Wackenale under heavy seas and rough pace. Fatigue marked the journey with swimmers and others feeling travel weariness while crews adapt racing methods and hope for quicker conditioning as they settle into Olympic preparations.
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Brees Wackenale
Garman
Valle
Lara
Australien
MacKenzie
Harley
Grey
Watsot
Cooper
Early Records of Department Preserve Valuable Portrait Collection
A widow donated a 30 plus piece historic photo collection to the government, presented in honor of a former head of the department. The set includes autographs and portraits of notable figures such as Ronald Munro Ferguson and key officials from the early External Affairs era. The gift recalls former administrators and the department’s origins in the Commonwealth Public Service.
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Atlee Hunt
Sam
Carordual
Hunt
Gary
Wiene
Fitet
Ronald Munro Fergie
Binet
Ghule Raphe
Trial of Hero Re Suspended in Brisbane
Crime victim unable to give evidence as trial resumes. Prosecutor described the accused as extraordinary in appearance yet secreting a sign of sex secret. Witness Mahoney said the man known as Cobre aged about 25 claimed to be Hero Re and insanity pleas were considered. Dr. Lee testified the conductor Thomas Boys could not recall events due to brain injury and speech defects.
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Brisbane
Hero Re
Beeant Mahondy
Mahoney
Namie Wes Cobre
Casey
Alat Lee
Thomas Boys
Bors
Ani Maphy
Ferrier’s Lapse Puts Almmort in British Open Field
In a misted London qualifier, Ferrier missed the cut to reach the British Open title area after a promising start. Cotton led with strong putting, while Smithers Bonnimgdale and others pressed as the field whittled to the final rounds at Hoylake.
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Smithers
Bonnimgdale
Mill Club
Spe
Mains
Hoylake Balland
Linesman Injury Shocks Sutton Ruck Incident
A report from Sutton details a linesman sustaining injuries during a ruck. Medical teams were called as play continued under referee oversight amid confusion and concern for player safety.
Personal profile of a wealth surveyor in Nortel Fitory
The document lists Mr. F. P. Bhepherd as chief wealth surveyor in Nortel Fitory. It notes current status in sammavini Breve and mentions roles within the General's Department over past years. Also references water conveyance issues and a Sydney term in Cebecra, with Mr Wess eon noted as prominent in Miami Malarly Impock and ties to Kartabowres Crista.
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F. P. Bhepherd
Nortel Fitory
Sammavini Breve
Werks
Torenmaut i
Ube
General’s Department
Nis Tanaser
North Division
Sydney
Cebecra
Wess Eon
Miami
Malarly
Kartabowres
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