N G Natives Plan Role At Australian Revenue Source
Pa and New Guinea natives advocate reliance on Australia for income as a revenue provider at the Pacific conference. Delegates propose sustained Australia link and discuss food diversification, with Papua and New Guinea excerpts noting annual support and shifts in production.
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Austin
Empire's Dairy Output Drops In Commonwealth Share
The report notes a fall in Empire dairy output with Commonwealth shares shifting. Britain remains a major exporter postwar, Denmark Netherlands and other nations show varied export roles. Britain supplies a large portion of imports while New Zealand tops milk powder, Australia and the United States lead egg products.
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Specialist to See Siamese Twins in Hobart
A Siamese twins case from Hobart is under review as doctors consider surgical options. A specialist team led by Dr Turjuull will conduct brain and vascular tests this month to determine feasibility. Parents, Mrs Erakine Smith and the child’s guardian, are kept informed about potential admission and care plans.
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American boxers in Melbourne debut surprising arrival
Melbourne reports reveal Vic Elsen Sandy Ortiz arrived in Sydney unannounced on Saturday night with no knowledge of the trip. Manager Brantiums List, Mr Te, Lean deny involvement. Ortiz is tentatively set to meet lightweight Jack Haagen at Sydney Stadium on May 15, while Jean Mougin and Shey Bennett are noted as other bantamweight contenders.
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Monks Imprisoned as Vienna Monks Face Fresh Trial
A fragmented report from Vienna via The Daily Telegraph describes monks imprisoned in Vienna as authorities tighten control near Kosice. A triple cordon surrounds the Monastic complex while a nearby station reports on the arrest and detention of senior members amid claims of illegal activities.
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Charmosan cold cream claims beauty breakthrough
A vintage advertisement touts Charmosan cold cream as a skin cleansing product. It promises to remove dirt and wake the skin, claiming it penetrates pores without harming the skin and leaves a clear complexion.
Advisory Committee To Supervise Pillar Coal Extraction
An advisory committee will oversee pillar coal extraction weighing about 470 million tons and consider whether safe mechanical removal from underground mines is possible. The plan faces opposition from miners leaders who oppose mechanical pillar extraction and urge strict safety limits. The meeting includes figures from the Wales Combine Colliery Proprietor Association and mining engineers.
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Gallagher
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Queensland
Victoria
Uney
Bill McKell Declines Sydney Rugby League Offers
Sydney clubs urged Bill McKell toward professional play after a standout regional game at Goulburn. McKell, a forward for Goulburn, attracted interest from Mr. Wales of St George and Mr. Moses of Western Suburbs, who praised his form and offered clean paths to Sydney. He left the door open but did not commit, remaining with Southern Tableland and Canberra fixtures.
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Barrister Faces Murder Charge in Melbourne
Melbourne court hears barrister Damon Raymon Augusting O Keeffe charged with murder of his wife Patricia Mary O Keeffe at their home in Victoria Street North Melbourne. Inspector Donnelly says O Keeffe reported the killing to police at 10 am yesterday, claiming a fatal throat wound.
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Proveadines
Van Co-Operative Plans Told In Weak Text
An unclear report from the West Co operative outlines a proposed meat treatment plan. The text references Yancy Iming and a motion to kill lamb beef and pig for the weekly market, with mentions of government parties and deputation members.
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Drunken Pilot Terrorized Town Before Fatal Crash
Police report Jack Harper, a seasoned pilot nicknamed "fly happy," consumed alcohol at a party then attempted to fly from Calgery airport in a twin engine plane. Witnesses recall a half hour of peril as the aircraft crashed into trees and vehicles, killing Harper and alarming residents.
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Canberra Court Fines Assault Case
Edgar Adamson, an ex- serviceman in Wisa9 country, was fined for assaulting a woman in her room at Mula Hoste after entering during a nervous episode. He admitted entering the room with the key in use, tried to restrain the occupant, and she escaped. he later apologized, stating he was unwell and regretted his actions. The incident occurred after a brief, polite conversation and the woman sought help.
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Drunk on methylated spirits fined for drunkenness
John Murphy aged 33 pleaded guilty to drinking methylated spirits after prior offences. He was fined £5 and given 10 days imprisonment. Murphy said he had consumed rum and wine on Saturday and methylated spirits on Sunday to revive himself. He has 40 previous convictions including theft. Police attributed the offences to intoxication in the city.
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President Ratford Wins Fourth Club Championship
The Canberra Un lea Society president Mr. G Ratford clinched his fourth club championship, including three in a row, finishing the Manin season with 38 points, ahead of rival Mr J Drow. Ratford won the heat bug trophy on Sunday with three fish weighing 51b, after starting last yet placing others. Fat for! won the beat hag of five Binh from Mewiry, with Drew and G Brown close behind. Ratford said his success may hurt the Sir by drawing away masters to other events. the one-armed Mr. Dick Peewea again took the best fly.
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New Offices Worsen Traffic on Front Road
The AGT Trade Anvinory Committee discussed road safety as offices rise along the front road. Chairman W. J. Mildenhall said converting the street to a time-way is possible but requires Durhing schedule amendments and time. Signposts will curb side parking, and omnibus use was rejected to avoid extra hazard. Over 2,000 workers on the road create heavy pedestrian and vehicle conflict.
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Canberra
W. J. Mildenhall
Mildenhall
New Companies Registered Canberra
Foreign and local companies form under Canberra authority from January 1. Brash Holdings Ltd registered in Melbourne with capital 200 000 pounds in 200 000 shares. Gingerbrooks Australia Pty Ltd formed in Melbourne capital 100 000 pounds in 100 000 shares. Whitijay Shoverymen Victoria capital 296 000 pounds in 296 000 shares. Drath and Coy Pty Ltd formed in Melbourne capital 160 000 pounds in 160 000 shares.
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Brash Holdings Ltd
Melbourne
Gingerbrooks
Australia
Na Heon
Victoria
Will Cerry
MetDrume
Livestock Sales At Fennington Saleyards Report
A livestock sale at Fennington Saleyards shows strong inquiry for No 18086 sheep and lambs with prices 2s to 4s above TAAL ante. Quality fair, prime lots firm, but overall sale lacked the best recent standard. Cattle forward 2,708 head with prime descriptions steady. heifers and steers quoted at varied rates per 'tb.
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Fennington
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