Eastern Suburbs eye win at Duntroon Oval in next Saturdays rugby
Bruce Moore captain and secretary W M Spence of Eastern Suburbs back a win against R M C No 1 at Duntroon Oval. Cyril McCosker Militia captain aims for club first win against Varsity at Duntroon Oval No 2. John Donohue of University struggles to regain last season form due to injuries.
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W. M. Spence
Han
Eastern Suburbs
R.M.C
Duntroon Oval
Cyril McCosker
Militia
Varsity
John Donohue
University
Prices Dip in Australian Retail Groceries and Potatoes
Commonwealth Statistician Dr. Roland Wilson reports May retail prices for groceries and fruit fell two percent from April and 1.8 percent from 1988. Potatoes across all states show marked price declines while meat prices ease in several states.
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Fool Ami Giocries Loos
Commonwealth Statistician
Roland Wilson
Sheep Export Ban Statement From Gragiers’ Association
The NWSW Gragiers' Age sector says it did not seek an export ban on stud sheep but supported it after the Commonwealth Government introduced it. Federal Secretary J. W. Allen replied to yesterday remarks by NSW Sheepbreeders' Association President E. J. Body stating the embargo was not at the association's request.
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Sydney
NWSW
Th Gragiers' Association
J. W. Allen
New South Wales Sheepbreeders’ Association
E. J. Body
Allen
Beauford Aircraft Project H W Clapp Named Manager
The Minister for Supply announced the appointment of H W Clapp, chairman of the Victorian Railway Commissioners, as general manager for all Beaufort aircraft construction in Australia. He will start July 1 for a five year term at £4000 yearly.
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Melbourne
H.W. Clapp
Victorian Railway Commissioners
Australia
Victoria
Mapp
Clapp
Asnal
M. RB
H W. Doyle
Commonwealth Ordnance Factory
Maribyrnong
Sydney
England
J. B. Brigden
National Insurance Commission
Casey
Lorry overturns kills Kelso man near Bathurst
A motor lorry overturned 16 miles from Bathurst injuring five and killing R. Jones a 43 year old married man from Kelso who was among workers being transported to the site. The accident occurred today and caused multiple injuries to other laborers.
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Bathurst
R. Jones
Kelso
Currency Reform Drafted for Ceylon Rupee Links
A draft Currency Ordinance will be studied by the Board of Ministers and then introduced in the State Council. It creates a separate Ceylon rupee linked to the Indian rupee with an option to fix links to sterling. The Ceylon rupee will be exchangeable with the Indian rupee and allow investment of Rs 14,158,063 idle in the Treasury with the Federal Reserve Bank of India. The ordinance aims to use profits from subsidiary coinage and retire older Ceylon currency notes.
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Board of Ministers
Gowmaecil
Committee of London
Ceylon
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of India
Britain Faces Hard Money Trend as Rates Rise
The article discusses rising interest rates in Britain and Australia, citing tighter bank liquidity, reduced cash assets, and higher Treasury bill yields. It notes government actions to curb capital outflow, restrict foreign currency speculation, and the risk to cheap money policies, with implications for Australia and Commonwealth securities.
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United Kingdom
Australia
Treasury
Banka
Hquids
London
America
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Landomn
House of Commons
Tennis Ladies Teams for Today A Grade Fixtures
The schedule lists multiple A Grade tennis matchups including Braddon Reid Kingston Forrest Griffith and Yarralumia with lineups featuring Mrs Edwards Miss Southwell and Mrs Hodgkinson among others. Several clubs field four player teams and rounds include Reid 1 Reid 2 Forrest 2 and Ainslie entries.
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Grifith
Mahoney
Cross
Gourlay
Cusack
V. Forrest
Bradden
Bruce
T Southwell
Misa J. Hutchinson
Murray
V. Rastlake
Coniton
Miss Crapp
Mitchell
Limbert
Forrest
V. Reid
Crawley
Keage
Cox
Mra. Kingley
Yarralumia
V. Barton
Claims £20000 Damages After Lorry Crush
Henry Spencer Carson told the Supreme Court he seeks 20000 from Clay Products Pty Ltd claiming a lorry crushed him. He suffered 10 months in hospital, lying face down for 12 hours, and had been married four months when the incident occurred. Hearing was adjourned.
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Sydney
Henry Spencer Carson
Supreme Court
Clay Producta Pty. Ltd
Carsons
Salvage Ship Leaves Rabaul for Stranded China Maru
Arrangements made for a steamer with salvage gear to depart Rabaul for the China Maru stranded on Balum Island. The 6,870 ton freighter carries 4,000 tons of general cargo and 1,600 tons of coal. Muka, W. KR. Carpenter’s island steamer, set sail from Rabaul at 6 45 pm and should reach by 8 am tomorrow. The China Maru is reported stranded on the leeward side with no immediate danger. The vessel is on an even keel and the sea is calm.
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Sydney
Rabaul
Balum Island
W. KR. Carpenter
Labour Party Hospital Board Election Meeting Notes Policy
A Canberra Labour Party A C T branch met at Hotel Kingston with President AL K F Gardiner in the chair. The policy outlines nine core considerations on taxation, hospital site selection, architect fees, annual elections, and dental treatment, plus a stance on government funding and union involvement. The resolution moved by O Keefe and Reeley urged unionist backing of the party line.
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A.C.T
Hotel Kingston
AL K F. Gardiner
Labour Party
Labour
Opilin Anc
O'Keefe
Reeley
Australian Labour Party
Canberra artist Miss H Tillyard gains Paris exposure
Ming Hope Tillyard daughter of the late Dr A J Tillyard of Canberra has two works accepted by the cen ous Salendee Tuileries in Paris after two years abroad. She studied at Regent Street Polytechnic London and with masters Jacques Br nette and M La Inge, focusing on still lifes and now sketches in southern France before returning to Australia in September.
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Ming Hope Tillyard
A. J. Tillyard
Tillyard
Canberra
Cenous Salendee Tuileries
Paris
Miss Tillyard
Raplint
Jon
Regent Street Polytechnic
London
Jacques Brnette
Belgium
M. la Inge
France
Coal Mining State Investigation Proposed in New South Wales
The Premier Mr Stevens urged appointment of a royal commission to investigate coal industry conditions. The inquiry would cover pensions retirement age for miners and youth employment. A preliminary exploring phase may occur before formal commission establishment. The plan follows a miners pension scheme proposal from the Miners Federations presented to the Minister.
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New South Walea
Stevens
Povernment
Sion
New South Wale
Royal Commission
New South Wales
Mair
Mingy
Wall
Peti
Mengles
Bey & Tion
Feder Cently
Ing
Hospital Board Election Promptly Seeks Voters
Eligible voters at the Hospital Board election are urged to choose Hurley or No 1 amid tensions over Labour support. Hurley, seeking re election with Mr Hughes, warned a new hospital and possible rate rise in the upcoming term. Transport Union donated £2 2s.
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Hospital Board
Hurley
Puin
Australian Labour
Hughes
The
Transport Union
National Register Alarm Over Labor Party Actions
The Federal Executive of the ALP carried no resolution opposing the National Register and set up a special committee to report to the Labour Conference on July 20. A legal opinion on the National Register and the Supply and Development Act warned that Cabinet could proclaim a state of war and make compulsory labour and overseas service, with powers to set up tribunals for munitions factories.
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ALP
National Register
Labour Conference
Supply and Development Act
Commonwealth
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