Cimgalese Nurse to Australia Embargo Sparks Debate
A garbled report discusses a Ceylonese nurse possibly returning to Australia under new government regulations. Nora comments on the plan to send Alice back and the potential need for others to accompany her, citing concerns about authorities and passports. The passage notes tensions with officials and references the Ceylon Government.
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Alice Nowa
Funn
Ta Tang Fm
Mim Hons
Mona
Whven
Iris
Sorvarte
Mins Bona
Ceylon
Alice
Nora
Canberra Team to Play W A
A Canberra team scheduled to play Western Australia, with a special meeting set to arrange travel and official numbers for the tour. The notice of motion by Manuks Chub aimed to appoint officials to accompany the team, but was deferred at the meeting.
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Werterm Australa
Tam
Wall Reach
Wrorth
Ug Ts
Oak Riral
Jeway
Manuks Chub
Werinrwing
Melbourne men sentenced for delivering letters outside
Melbourne on Thursday heard that Raymond Alphonse Exmartine and Philip Arthur were sentenced to three months for delivering letters and attempting a petrel violation outside a penal area. The case referenced wartars and movements near the sea, with details distorted in the report.
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Melbourne
Itty Aumertandite
Raymond Alphonse Exmartine
Ont Arttewck
Philip Arthur
Baylin
Toorak
Pentridge
Good Bear
Forestry School Enters ACT Tanket Ball Competition
The Forestry School has entered a team in the ACT tanket ball competition. Competitors from BALC CMCA and Baltic migrants will vie for domination. Other dominations must be lodged with the general pereneny of the FALCA. A lasting association will form after the competition commences.
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BALC
CMCA
FALCA
Water shortage at pig farm prompts bore drilling drive
An official effort to secure water for stock spurred the Department of the Interior to act at a Commonwealth farm. Officials reported acute water shortage and approved bore drilling to power a water draw system. Over 42 bores have been sunk by rural leaners in Canberra areas to provide water.
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Dore
Uhe
Garden adherent of the Communist Party faced inquiry
Proceedings describe Garden as a Communist Party adherent with a drawer ticket and alleged links to the Australian Communist movement. Witnesses recall past affiliations, including leadership roles and expelled status, plus questions about his ties to a local firm and internal party conflict. the hearing adjourned to continue.
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Garden
THE
Communist Party
Death of Mr J J McGirr Sparks Legislative Sorrow
The Legislative Assembly shows sympathy to the relatives of the late Mr J J McGirr, a Crown official and colleague, with Premier Baddeley and members expressing sorrow as they mourn a man they were proud to call a friend.
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McGirr
Garmer Miiniater
Mr Baddeley
Sis
Latel
M Coleague
Beetles A grade results in royal canberra associates medal field
The first round of the 140.0 medal was played yesterday alongside the monthly medal. Winners include Mrs J Kelly 08, Mrs Galloway 101, Mrs Reid 100, Mrs Kelly 106, Mrs Asthen 103, Mrs Kilmartin yon, and Mrs Mister 100 with scores ranging around 76 to 78 and a total of 17 entries noted.
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Royal Canberra Associates
Mra
J. Kelly
Mrs. Galloway
Mre
Reid
Kelly
Mea Asthen
Kilmartin
Mister
Abe
Nile Muvte
Woman Receives Gifts From John Haigh Court Records
A London case details a woman who accepted clothing gifts from John Haigh at M4 formerly One Law Court. Gifts include a knitted jumper, horseshoe, brooch, wallet with inscriptions, and a photograph. The gifts were safeguarded by a detective from the Busticide squad several days ago.
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Patie Eran
Donee
One Law Court
London
Haigh
Weil
Gta
le Room
Onslow Court
Harcourt Garden Loses Appeal Over £50 Fine
Harcourt Garden loses appeal against a £50 fine imposed last year after being found guilty of demanding money for the use of city offices. The appeal court confirms the fines, stating no tolerance for practices that exploit space and accommodation.
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Atoney
Thureday
Harcourt McLaen
Corden
Lnuna
City Amice
Marcourt Garden
Thomas Leake Harvey
Tian Ren
Polya Aloo
Mne- Michael
Jeige Hohien
Manny Tor Oer
Tamistenzed prices ease at Homebush stock sale
At Homebush stock sale on Thursday the market eased 2 to 4d below Monday's ruling rates at Blemington. forward pens included 20,087 head. Prime wethers to 61s, prime ewes to 83s, prime babies to 60s, prime hoggets to 1 1s 8d. About 2,000 cattle with midweights and meats in line with the day’s values. Prime steers to 24s 10d, prime cows to £22, prime bullock beef to 8s 7d, and prime bull beef to 83s.
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Rydney
Blemington
Medlin
Brisbane tram stoppages disrupt city transport
In Brisbane the tramway and trolleybus workers staged a 24 hour stoppage delaying wage claim talks. Privately owned buses and emergency transport were crowded with city bound workers as the stoppage began this Thursday afternoon in Perth?
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Brisbane
Sunita
Cornell
Tha Tramway
Tun
Man Batter Wife Tragedy Reported In Weston Home
Newcapital reports a couple Joseph Allin Paul aged 28 and Joan Mary Paul aged 23 were found dead in a Weston home after a violent assault on Mrs Paul with an iron bar. Police believe poisoning caused the death of Mr Paul. The couple, married about a year, had been living with Mrs Paul, his mother, who was at Ceamock last night.
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Firul Airrel
Weston
Joseph Allin Paul
Joan Mary Paul
Mig
Mea
Paul
Mia
Premiership Cricket Final Set At Manuka Oval
Manuka Oval hosts the Premiership match between Uni maasoi and Mingetom in a high stakes contest. Leaders seek victory as runs, wickets, and points shape final standings with several players listed among top performers and potential heroes for the decisive game.
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ACIT
Uni Maasoi Wil
Manuks Oval
Lomarrom
Whet Manuka
Une
Mingetom
New It Wer
Panther
Fan Tiengton
En Me
Ininge
Ome Lampe
Anima Tong
Manes
Amalie
Northbourne
Menika
Arcaninan
Mrure Rann
Sen
Nade Ie
Manuke Ptrepeth
Bao Mer
Harry Vincent
Kingston
Custance
Fiertaon
Werke
Jager
Cotton
Ghiradello
Flynn
Rabin
Bebeck
Herding
Brand
Temby
Dairymen Seek Extension in Milk Contracts
Launceston reports that a deputation including Abe Chairman and Mr. Howey urged the Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture to extend the guaranteed price for all manufactured milk from 499 to 137. The Dairymen seek an extension after a favorable hearing and discussion with the authorities.
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Launceston
Thursda
Mike
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