Night of Storm in House Amid Clashes Over Supply Bill
In a disorderly session the House faced a government move to allocate 5,776,500 for departmental operations. Opposition stonewalled, leaving only five members present. four government members slept on benches as the interior minister faced fatigue and debates over Count von Luckner’s Australia visit. The night saw heated exchanges between Mr Ward and ministers, with accusations of political expediency and calls for clarity on policy and expenses.
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House of Representatives
House
Themenlver
UW House
Br. Baker
Amabrasia
Count von Kuckner
Labour
Ainiya Pa Interior Air
Paterwon
Lim Ray
Avabralia
Baker
Pateraon
Paterson
Ward
Count von Luckner
Australia
Austresia
James
N.B.W
Feeet
Aus- Luli
Henry Gallet
Animralla
Payghon
Arbitration Court
Wari
Hig
Crafts
Aer
Aknarat
Tie
E RF
Anriwhbi
Lala
Menzies
Architration Court
Wart
Watt
Atv
Time Club
Royal Australian Navy
Pensions Bill Discussed With 15 Million Next Year
A pension appropriation debate outlines a 15 million budget for next year with plans to cover invalid pensions and widows allowances. The discussion notes end May 1936 payments totaling around 11 million and a forecast shortfall near 4 million, amid opposition critiques of government policy and Labour origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menaea Pease
Texvinuy
Andrew Fisher
Naval Territory Officials Seek System Reform
Northern Territory public servants suffer after years in the tropics. Col. Weddell notes officers become physically and mentally worn. Proposals include folding Territory service into the Commonwealth Service, regular exchanges with Darwin, and expanded recreation for Darwin officials.
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Canberre
Territory
Gol. Weddell
Col. Weddell
Tropics
Territory Service
Commonwealth Service
Federal Capital Territory
Dywin
Darwin
Farewell Social for F J Gallagher in Queanbeyan
A public meeting in Queanbeyan remembers Mr F J Gallagher with a farewell social at Parian Hall. A musical programme is planned and subscriptions opened. Mr Gallagher is named as principal of Tamworth High School and is expected to leave Queanbeyan on July 19.
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Tqnewi Beyan
Mowlay
F. F Gallagher
Pariah Hall
Ad Reven
Monalione
Able
Bamaniy
Meg W. Guard
Win
Webber
Te Parentis
Citigene ‘Annocattin
Unilagher
Tamworth High
Queanbeyan
Stock Diseases Lectures For Queanbeyan Farmers
The Queanbeyan Branch of the Agricultural Bureau plans a talk on stock diseases with District Veterinary Officer Mr. J Le Bleck on July. The session at 7:30 pm will be at the Bowling Club pavilion, aiming to draw many district farmers. Dr. Roberson of the Health Department may also speak on the undulent epidemic aspects.
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Queanbeyan
Agricultural Bureah
Contagiaux Aboron
Chothier
Robertson
Health Department
Canberra
Harold Park Dog Racing Update in Sydney
The New South Wales trotting club at Harold Park remains unresolved on the timing of the next grayhound meeting. Alterations were discussed following the council decision to demolish part of the club property that overlapped council land.
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Sydney
New South Waten
Harold Park
Giebe Council
Queanbeyan Pastoral Show records record profit
At the annual Queanbeyan Pastoral and Agricultural Association meeting, the president outlined improvements costing 383 pounds at the showground, including pavilion extensions and bandstand space. The gale receipts to 966 pounds set a record, with total income 46 pounds and profit for the year 495 pounds after expenses.
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Queanbeyan
John Morrison
Tm Couraing Club
Treandrer
BW. Fargehar
Farquhar
Credit Nalvice Bt
J. W. Cartwright
Morrison
Maren
Messrs
Stan
Twoftuund
A.D Lauate
Bollington
A. Moore
B. W. Farquhar
A. K. Johnston
J.T. Monez
D Vent
F. Cartwright
W .Cranewick
Fallick
Gibte
Queanbeyan Bowls Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Queanbeyan Bowling Club held its annual meeting on Monday evening. Members praised the honorary secretary and presented trophies for the Ringles Championship and Barage Championship to Mona Bruce and R. G. R. respectively. Office bearers were elected for town with Alderman J. Bamond as president and G. N. Bruce as vice president, along with a full committee and officers including treasurer B. W. Farquhar and secretary P. Carew.
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Queanbeyan Bowling Club
I Sertulion Ta Tim
Bowla
Monee J"bruce Ad Rcott
Town
Ald. J. Bamond
G.N. Bruce
Megara
H. C. Taylor
T. Campbell
EW. Hamman
J. C. Cloke
G. Coteman
Monsra
A. J. Ttolfe
L. Kendall
Wormald
O. Scott
Isd
J. Bruce
B. W. Far
Wyong Races strides in chaotic card of results
Race card results from Wyong show multiple divisions with Patusan and Heroic's Lady leading several heats. Notable finishes include ABELARD, Ballyhial, and Volvo in various handicap events, with close dead heats and speedy times across divisions.
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Wyong Hauilleap
Balkts
Cracknett
Laury Lowe
Tadd. Pinher
Wiltshire
Jen's
Victwy
Spear Arrow
Fabie
Gold Queen
Lockiles
Lady Lour
Heroic's Lady
McMenamin
Bronze Lady
Nelwan
Flying Brigade
Weim
Thera
Teaploker
Red Ups
Oriental
Corina
Trish
Abelard
Campbell
Ballyhial
Stewart
Lorn
Elinchton
Kurnell Boy
Betty Malin
Treon
Ballyis
Lor Val Dive
Sale Dola
Welva
Herannt
W Berrafont
Lady In Gold
Lord Denham
Wolaration
Hurricane
Brown
Baldola
Heranni
Hanticap
Mess Wendy
Spinkie
J. James
Sullivan
Fleurel
Sweet Home
Mile Cello
Miss Wendy
Cisteria
VOLVO
CK. James
Cal Weer
B. Broadhursts
Speer Arrow
Wels
Promiss
Calweera
Pashalic
H. Milies
Harlequin
O'sullivany
Alegale
Morgay
B. Jones
Meryelll
I'Pancer
Kensington Handicaps and Mare Marauders at Dunedog
Kensington racing notes list multiple handicaps and entries across divisions with start times and weights. Includes Burneroining Mile, Plying Welter, and Optician criteria, with horses such as Kentucky Majorca Spain Brereton and Verin, plus entries from Kaylah and Conquest. Also mentions venue details, officials, and advertising for a photography studio teaser.
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Kilten
Roatan
Perron
Verdonia
Re-Chu
Nese
Cunadinn
Anatand
Trish Bard
Lad
Bulere
Nif
Joy
Reginee
Rim Tae Honalong
Chantok
Impetus
Tu Stert
Conquest
Bueten
Patience
Queen Brown
Lady
Mindh
OB Picture
Australia’s Favourite Cough Remedy Promises Cheap Homemade Mix
A garbled notice claims a long standing remedy for coughs can be improvised at home by mixing a concentrate named HEENZO with sweetened water. It also advertises a furnished five room house, a piano, a wireless and a horse for sale with contact details.
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Grimm
Unclear transcription shows political dispute over government actions
Fragmentary dialogue lists individuals Ward Thorby and others debating government action and its ultimate aim. Language is garbled with misspellings and incomplete sentences, hindering clear context or event identification.
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Thorby
Mr. Thorby
Rakielaus
Ute
Fda
Gales Atlea Lheea
N.T
Mr. and
Mrs
F. J. Gallagher
P. and
WYONG
Kensington
Publae Notions
Supreme Court of the
Geplral Territory
Peter Pyonus McIntosh
State of
Mew
South Wales
WAH Dickaon
Balkester
Mul’ Hourne
City
Ganbsrrs
HK Moiytosh
Woorgers & Lathorn
Amesta
Trades Awd Labour Council
Amalle
Tilus
Abe
Goulkers
Almac Tarruomus
Ulm
Ame
Powertdale
Kaylah
Marte Helle
Goviel Bon
Loyal Verde
Bip Lion
Lord He- High Boy
Big Chris
Fireman
Humghty Wine Boy
Clare
Gienwiteh
Prince Ros
Prince's Son
Sendale
Robey
Gisbrio
Dudauman
Auge Ba ‘Wongut
Hwaikii So van
Ana
T Blanc
Robreriet
Kentucky
Majorca
Spain
Brereton
Carel
Connens
Lenfort
Guimar Manama
George Street
Queen
Thomaun’s
Rovina
Pharma Mazannae
Arm Hay
Vnis
Clark
Swiss Valley
eoLyn Spee
Lynn
Follingridge Studio
Thority
Mrtisia
W. Murty
Inmlib Hall
Masonic
Chemiots
Melbourna Lawneseton
Mabart, Kings
Wynyard In
Flindorn Ta
Danbecra
Mydney
MRE
Barton Safety ‘Car Service
Mort Bt
Eodne
Poston
Manuka
Margot
London
CIVIE
Raul Muni
Beery
Louis Paster
Atvs
Rachalle
le Vda
Des
Capitol
Jean Arthur
Charles Be
Temoer
AY Mali “Transport
Goodiln Queenbaysn
Mingeton
Cie
Camberaa Legacy Clum
Moore
Matars
Bradton
Angel Me Geach
Devonis
Buree Street
Nureary, Sa
Seale Specualiote SA
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