Sydney man testifies on timber deal payments to garden and Farrell
In Canberra‑style testimony, John Lesith Garden details receiving 6500 pounds from Hancock and Gore for timber dealings and payments to Farrell and others. He confirms only 6500 pounds was his, denies full sums or net gains, and mentions a 5000 pound payment to a Ward family member. The hearing probes the Umber deal and related commissions.
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Gore
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Ward
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Darden
Fartell
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sugKeate
Stan
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Warwick Farm
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Canberra ALP to choose candidate
Sydney report states the executive of the Australian Labor Party considered a protest over candidates for the Canberra seat in the Federal Parliament. The executive decided to delegate authority to the Canberra branch to nominate the candidate.
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Sydney
ALP
Canberra Oval
Premier Mollway Urges Tax Break to Stem Population Drift
A Friday Indictment to country people to stay in rural areas, Premier Mollway proposed tax relief for those relocating from city centers. The speech cited nationwide population drift and urged Central government and the Federal Treasurer to consider reduced taxation to counter centralisation.
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Holiway
Chitey
Victoria
Wife Accused Of Stealing Wedding Presents In Hastings
Pearl Morgan of Hastings Street Henry was committed for trial after husband accused her of taking wedding presents valued at £59. Detectives interviewed her on March 5. she claimed she took nothing specific. The case centers on a missing watch and other items from the home after the couple wed on December 4.
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Sydney
Ealing
Pearl Morgan
Hastings Street
Henry
Morgan
AW Wright
Two States Support Rank Appeal to Privy Council
The NAW and Queensland Governments will intervene in the Commonwealth Government's appeal to the Privy Council against the High Court Decision in the banking case. They will appear before the Privy Council hearing in London starting Monday, with Mr D N Pritt leading their representation.
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Privy Council
NAW
Queensland
Commonwealth
Privy Longer
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Bouillon
London
Btaten
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Tennis Carnival Postponed by Rainy Conditions
The ACT roardent tennis carnival, scheduled to begin this morning, has been postponed for a week due to continuous rain making matches unplayable. Organizers cited ongoing wet conditions and unsafe courts. Local clubs warn players to monitor updates and adjust plans accordingly.
Department warns of evictions over new tariff payments
Officers will inspect Rostela today for men lodging in hostels run by Works and Housing who have not paid the increased tariff of £20. Many have ignored the notice to take the new rate. Some will leave Canberra as the increase bites. Forty girls from Gorman House transfer to Mulwals Hostel.
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Moray
Lomien
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al Ainales
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Australia Leads World in Aircraft Standards
Australia asserts its aircraft maintenance standards are on par with global bests. Airline officials state any variation stems from stricter mandates, not laxity, noting Australia’s lower accident rate supports their policy.
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Australia
Melbourne
Nis
Senate
O'Byrne
HN. Walsh
Aln.a
RD. Collins
Annett Airways
Walah
Romthin
Anett
Avayan
Man adrift after mistaking ship to Sydney voyage
A man named Arnoatdimen from Fant Stel-2oure survived after realizing he was aboard the wrong ship, the Stratheden bound for Sydney. He reached Sydney today, recounting that the Birmingham had grown too far to jump and that he was booked to join the Orion to visit his sister in England.
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Sydney
Frida My
Arnoatdimen
Red Cross Fete Planned in Canberra Amid Forecasted Dry Weather
Heavy rain would cancel the Canberra Red Cross fete staged by thirteen Canberra Church of England Girls Grammar School pupils. The event opens at 2:30 p m with Mrs Seth Burton officiating. Doll and cake competition entries were to be brought to the grounds this morning.
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RED Cross
Canberra
Church of England
Grammar Schoo
Seth Burton
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