Transport Officers Statement On Transport Measures
In Sydney on Wednesday the Minister for Transport said he was not aware of the measure adopted by the Transport department as proposed by Mr Mal. The Commissioner for Road Transport insisted officers carry out their duties fully and promptly, with action to follow for any discipline or discourteous treatment brought to notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mair
Bruxner
Assembly
Transport Cog
Mal
Benger's Food Advertisement From Sydney Clinic
An old advertisement promotes Benger's Food as a quick recuperation aid for overworked stomachs and weak digestion. It claims the product soothes the stomach and is easily absorbed, offering a booklet on digestion and urging readers to post for more information from Benger's Food Ltd in Sydney.
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Benger
Benger's Food, Ltd
George Street
Sydney
Pridge
Ak Masons
Party Room Incident Overshadows Parliament House
The Speaker of the House is likely to be drawn into a dispute over furniture misused in the Lang party rooms. Two parliamentary officers were ejected after a conflict when Lang party members moved belongings from a basement to a main room and took three government tables. An argument followed as officers tried to retrieve the items, threatening to disrupt House proceedings.
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House of Representatives
Parliament House
Lang Party
Cleaner Acquitted of Manslaughter in Sydney Case
William Joseph Green, 22, a cleaner from the Tramway Department, was acquitted today at the General Criminal Court of manslaughter in the death of Henry Kelly, 54, a dealer. The jury, without hearing the defence, discharged him after testimony of a street corner altercation on January 30 in Surry Hills. Green claimed he acted to keep peace and that he pushed Kelly while separating two men who were fighting.
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Sydney
William Joseph Green
Tramway Department
Henry Kelly
General Criminal Court
Surry Hills
Green
Kelly
Ope Alge
Federation Council Opposes Amateur Rule Change
Paris reports the French Federation Council empowered its representatives to oppose a Czechoslovak proposal to allow amateur players to earn money. Dutch and German peers favor the amateur ideal but endorse cautious language in ongoing discussions.
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Paris
Tenia’ Federation Council
Faderalon
Fima
Geran Pesan
Telopea Park School Wins Swimmers Carnival Trophies
Telopea Park School dominated the All Schools Carnival held at the Swimming Pool. They secured the Hammond Cup for Senior Boys and the Senior Girls Cup, while Grammar School claimed the Junior Boys Cup. Honors spread across open and under 16 events with Telopea’s Honor Tillyard and Pigin notable in multiple open events, as Grammar narrowly led in some sections but trailed overall by the close of the meet.
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Telopea Parke School
Tiree
Yostes
Telopes
Telopi
Hirst
Hiacer
Caxaldy
F Piggin
Pheini
Tiiapew
Gremmar
Forester Occupation for Bankrupt Frank Tregear
Frank Tregear of Manly, bankrupt, testified before the Reigator in Bankruptcy Court today that his occupation is forestaller. He ran a wholesale meat business selling to retail grocers, started 12 years ago with no capital, and reported annual turnover of 50 000 to 60 000 pounds with income between 800 and 800. His affairs declined after AWB1, and upon sequestration his estate was 60 and debts 2706. The examination was adjourned.
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Sydney
Frank Tregear
Manly
Treyear
Beach Inspector Seeks Writ To Halt RSPCA Action
Beach inspector Laidlaw of the Waverleys council applied in Justice Street In Chambers for a writ of prohibition to restrain Ar Atkinson and Raymond Cooper, acting for the RSPCA, from enforcing a magistrate order binding the inspector over for 12 months. The prior hearing alleged Laidlaw struck a dog with a whistle, causing a wound, but Laidlaw denied intent to cause pain and the hearing was adjourned.
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Sydney
Wednessay
Atbiort
Laidlaw
Kewch
Waverleys Municipal Covneil
Justice Street
Chambers Triday
Atkinson
Bmi
Raymond Cooper
RSPCA
Laidiaw
Bundt
Government Eyes Home Consumption Price for Wheat
The Government plans to push for a home consumption price for wheat if market prices do not rise to a satisfactory level. Mr Stevens told the Assembly that stabilizing prices may require action, and Mr Kilpatrick urged Premier conferral with other premiers. Brevena noted a price rise since January 7 of eight pence per bushel, signaling progress toward a satisfactory home market price.
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Sydney
Ls Premiser
Stevens
Orday
Kilpatrick
Brevena
Unclear track meet results with numerous abbreviations
The fragment lists juvenile events with times and distances, naming U.P. and G teams and athletes such as Mauger, Rouch, Trowbridge, Peterson and Adama. It appears to be a page of junior track results with yardages, ages, and placements but is garbled and partially unreadable.
Canberra Amateur Swimming Club Carnival Night Results
The Canberra Amateur Swimming Club held its weekly carnival night with events including the men and ladies championships. Notable performances included Knowles losing to a club record in the 400 yards and several swimmers achieving top placements across distances, with multiple contestants clocking strong times and setting or challenging records.
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Canberra
Knowl
Knowles
Farteel
Benlor Henaloap
Peterson
Jlliard
G. Williams
M. Waring
Twe
Raeeb
A. Biskelay
Y W C A Notes and Local Cricket Schedule
YWCA notes describe a social event with about 100 attendees, a music program, and games. It mentions potential election candidates for the Board of Littro setter, an annual meeting in March, a Council hike on March 25, and upcoming lectures and bandaging practice. The March Association News includes crafting, World's Contest ideas, and a cricket lineup on Actus Flats with several listed players.
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Ute Queanbeyan Club
Shel Tuwt Mondey
Ehig Yy Duntroun
Bulance Elise ix
Holt
Ierat
Fred
Con Fon M. Beale
A. Bell
E Tong
Blundell
1. McDonnal
Lecen Te Rowley
Mel Oarey
C. Kaye
J. Alder
F. Noble
I. Connelly
M. McKinstry
M. Dorman
Mrs. Hawk
M. McKix Aick
F Robinwen
J. Rawardy
Connelly
J, Noble
Gold Seekers N T Proposal To Be Debated
The proposal to employ forty Alle aide and Melbourne youths in a gold ting scheme in the Warticr y ory at a salary of 2 per week will form the subject of an susjourns Tent motion in the House of Repre sentatives today. Mr N. 3.0. Makin will move the adjournment o the House, to pre test on the ground that the rate of wage to be paid constitutes a serious evasion of the awards of the Arbitration Court.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Makin
Arbitration Court
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Federal Capital
Canberra Bakeries Ltd
Mort Street
Braddon
Telopea
CIALS
H. Tillyard
Waring
A. Thors
E. Blakeley
J .Thomas
A. Tilyard
L. Nott
Uder
H. Blakeley
A. Thomas
J. Boniweil
J. Thomas
Pia
Moriison
E.pitable
Marcombe
Terri
C. Hodgson
F Thomas
F. Parbery
P Garter
P. Boniwall
Bivec
J Snow
Martin T
D. Galthorpe
Watling
L. Natt
G. Pinener
M. Joyce
Tine
Cumpaton
H. Mattison
J Hatfield
A. Cumpston
J. Waring
Ted
E. Lucas
Thomas
N. Brown
IMS Verda
J. Bnew
Rereill
Learrett
H- Mollison
Nott
P. Gaur
Ht Motti
A. Curpaton
Lucus
G. Piggin
W. Smith
J. Euson
Lewlie
B. Peterson
Ingram
O. Maplestone
Thine
aBere
Piguis
Mauger
D. Lealle
Paterson
Meplestone
Tite
Leslie Peterson
Case
P. Botarson
KK. Iddinon
F. Plagin
Maplestone
B. Rouch
Trowbridge
Vinil Winler
F Peterson
H_ Mivcomibe
B. McMurtrie
Tyne
B. Cassidy
Wy Menelderson
Foulton
Parker
Phat Windrn
D. Adama
He Perri
Warde
Raven
Rheohan
Regan
Paternon Ui
Basun
Dire
Lak
Foe
Inuder
Visi
Petereon
Aiuler
Ruby
Petowun
Terrill
Pra
Adama D
Biyeeban
Y.W.C.A. Notes
N.T
EA Lse
Cms
Hevles Garaeey
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