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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
5
Parliament debates a government measure tied to the imperial economy and naval stores with PM and ministers clashing over finance and policy. Speakers including Mr Tackoen and Mr Stewart press for reform while opposition critiques center on tax, freight, and colonial trade impacts.
An application for a culvert project passes for review near Forbes Creek. The permit request seeks to install a new drainage structure to improve water flow and reduce flooding. Authorities emphasize public safety and adherence to local drainage standards.
The piece outlines a chaotic Senate session with disputes over appointments and party lines. It notes opposition figures and mentions factions, leadership figures, and controversial proposals, reflecting a tense political climate and shifting alliances impacting governance.
Disjointed notes describe a soccer code gathering to prepare for an open event in May. It mentions teams Abosthe Bring the stem and Gueenbeyan, and a plan to obviate memorials with Athodie 7h. A draw for the fleet row of the Coo en AVI tele qent is scheduled at the Avenue on Friday.
The Minister for Mere aod Territories Sir Neville Howne releases more information on alleged naval pots near Pinalie. Reports claim recruits returned to Pydinny and Governor Wentoo hints at intertribal clashes between nezatives in Weyter and Calf divans. Officials discuss fallout, with mentions of native police and the ongoing investigation into the Merleio incident.
A disorderly record shows a trial over debts and goods supplied to Mrs Law arme. The defendant filed a counter claim for 46 pounds while the plaintiff seeks balance owed for firewood and stores with witnesses discussing purchases, deliveries, and the Newhould Peck Company.
A Canberra reply to questions flags data on capital expenditure and revenue for the year. Figures cite 500 for housing, 501,008 for repayment timing, and 160 from Murray Water Works with other sums from the Federal Cape. The minister notes non recurring works caused shifts in telephone sub renewal applications and expenditure in other departments remains under review.
The Minister for Repatriation Sir Bevillle Howse tightens costs and proposes a suitable home for returned soldiers. He supports providing shelter and ongoing care to ex-servicemen in need, with attention to wartime service recognition and long-term living arrangements.
The Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce discusses financial planning for winter measures and heat installations. The chamber plans to propose a tour to attract attention to river development and potential improvements to Queanbeyan’s public works.
Fragmented report describes ministers weighing the future of the ibhaine project and possible government action. Mentions Albert Groom, development plans, and park issues amid a complex debate on state resources and policy directions.
Three men Purceshay John Menarth Ralph Miller and Benjamin Thorman appeared before treaty Court in Melbourne charged with forging securities with intent to defraud The Commonwealth authorities allege they procured plates and other materials and traveled with accomplices to Melbourne to obtain forged items and signatures The defendants reportedly visited associates and were observed handling forged instruments in the alleged scheme
A fragmentary report notes a young billiards talent named Ber A Worle achieving notable performances this year. The piece mentions competition, venues, and a developing reputation in the sport, with references to upcoming events and potential champions in the field.
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