Teachers to Visit Homes in Outback Areas
Sydney reports outline plans for teachers to visit homes in remote outback districts. The Breckfriste Correspondences editor and Mr. Wi Flannigan forecast today. Retirement of Mr. Pranigen noted with talks at the Country Women's Association conference.
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Court hears Ongoing dispute over Grant bar fight
In Canberra Court witnesses recount an incident at OC Hotel Ainslie where James Grant allegedly attacked a man named Dunahes and damaged his eye. The defendant Grant claims he was struck and knocked to the ground during the disturbance. The case against James Grant was adjourned.
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Adjudged Libel and Traffic Fines Reported in Kingston Court
A Kingston magistrate remanded Lew le Brune Gregory 16 to allow his father at a hospital to attend. Several defendants faced charges from libel to speeding and negligent driving with fines up to £30 or jail, including Harry Lam 21 and John Fair Sr in connection with alcohol offences and a vehicle crash.
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National football draws for Saturday face mixed venues
A garbled list of football fixtures across levels mentions Manuka Queanbeyan Eastlake Turner and Kingston with junior and intermediate matches. Specific teams include Queanbeyan Rovers East Lake Mastlake Manuka and Ainalle with venue notes at Turner No.1 and Turners.
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Commonwealth government rejects Roys Commission on ballot rigging
The Commonwealth Government will not appoint a Roysi Commission on alleged ballot rigging disclosures. The Prime Minister, in London, is expected to receive a full text of the statement by Braharpley, former Communist Party executive, in Melbourne.
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