Queanbeyan Show Opens With Record Entries
Queanbeyan Pastoral Agricultural and Horticultural Society opens its show with a record entry level. Attendance is expected to exceed ten thousand as Victorian acts and Southern Tablelands exhibitors participate. The Canberra Royal Show dates are March 26 and 28, with hopes the event will be carnival-like and record-breaking.
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Queanbeyan
Uur
Acme Cose
Ern Y Tees
Torino
TREY
Canberra
Paves
Samen
Troyal
Amiway
Jewellery theft report in Sydney business quarter
Fragmentary note from Sydney reports a £6,000 jewellery theft with mentions of a diamond pin and a clothing manufacturer, A J Faye as managing director, and unclear sequence of events. No further action for the jewellery is known.
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Sydney
Peter
A. J. Faye
Reer Elding
Fannie
Rome
TVR
Cotter River track meeting teems with injuries and safety concerns
A crowded Cotter River athletic meeting ended with injuries including a woman with a fractured wrist and others exhausted. Officials urged transport workers to push for an inquest into track safety after broken rails and a near accident, while ambulances treated several attendees.
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Talaga
R. Southwell
Bol
Bain
Hes
Flaher
Mra Lette
al Beare
Amter
B. Cain
Pulgee Anglo Indies
My McGovern
Trroken Sextian
Matniy
Fehmlaw
John Ambulance
Canberra
Accommodation Wanted and Community Notice in Times
A garbled classified page from Times advertises accommodation needs and public notices. It mentions Motel Amalie and Gorman House conversions, details about rooms, meals, and age limits, plus a request for a young civil servant couple with a baby seeking full board and private rooms. It references the Department of the Interior and accommodation openings around Mulwala.
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Alwalie
Gorman Hers
Ensidente
Motel
Alwatie
Gorman Mouse
Gorman Moise
Department of the Interior
Gorman
Mulwala Hoatel
Motel Artan
Alma
Bawton
Fryar
Times Office
Woman Charged With Poisoned Sweets in Melbourne
Melbourne police charged Beatrice May, 1, of Brighton, with sending strychnine poisoned sweets to Veronica May with intent to murder. Detective Currer testified the case involved tainted confections and threats. May was remanded for further inquiry and questioned in parliament proceedings referenced in the report.
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Melbourne
Felian
Beatrice May
Revenod Bbert
Brighton
Veronica Ceciim
Currer Yald
Atand
Holt
Toviay
Canberra
Cat
Essa
Dany Yeuterday
Nan
Triumport Wa Membeen
Pasilawent
Genator Anbley
Uncertain Referenda Talk Sparks Political Debate In City
Reports from Canberra Times and sources indicate debate over federal referenda as city leaders weigh public support. A Muntartr for Hear and Ba Nat Reevieen outlines potential price referendum plans while discussions include civic organizers and a forthcoming official stance.
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Launceston
Thin Wan
Tony
Muntartr
Renator McKenie
Bialy
Ar Wey
Bronent
Aioe
Canberra Times
Methodist Protest At Sunday Football Sparks Conflict
Sydney news item reports Methodist groups protesting Sunday football as exploitation of parks and playgrounds. Conference objects to City Council sanctioning private sports use, citing community opinion and Sunday observance concerns. Details mention Newtown, Rumhouttorel, and local officials amid related prison farm dispatches.
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Sydney
She Methodist
Groupe
Rav
A. W. McKibbin
Newtown
Bye City Council
Ruslan
Primary Producers Seek Conference on Compensation
The Primary Producers Council will ask the Department of Industry for an opportunity to discuss the proposed cattle compensation bill. Council members elected Mr F M Dison as president and Mr P Wright as a correspondent as they pursue representation for Australia.
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Cea
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FM. Dison
P. Wright
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Council of Austratta Watt
Peer Gynt Returns in Sydney Yacht Race Report
Fragmentary note suggests Peer Gynt and Magnus Hatversin compete in a yacht race near Sydney. Mentions Weamaday Poor Twiich and Bide ney-Auekial race with second win claimed by owners of the Wéawel Try. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Sydney
Weamaday
Twiich
Bideney-Auekial
Rystney
Newan Peer Gynt
Wéawel
Try
Magnus Hatversin
Tiny Find
Vonmal
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Klee
Cotter
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Remington
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Peer Gynt
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Ctex Avere AS
Jane Austen
King’s Navy
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Cinessund Review
Capitol
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Tyrone Power
Anne Baxter
Cecil Kellaway
Chester Morris
Boston Blackie
Liberal Party OF Australia
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R. G. Manzies
K.C. M.P
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Candemra Grammar School
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Queanbeyan P.A. and H. Association
Tuarcy West
Harwatea
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