Vacancy for veterinary surgeon and physician 08 Arthur Comcle
Classified notice seeks a veterinary surgeon and physician with private secretary duties in Canberra. Requires law shorthand typing and simple book-keeping, willing to travel interstate and intramural, apply in writing to Box 367 Canberra with qualifications. Also advertises a grocer and depot manager positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Comcle
Cemales
Dutiea
Canberra
Lena
Cantera
del Mut
Thompson Bona
Civiee
The Senate Referendum in Australian Proportional Rule Debate
A political scientist analyzes the Senate referendum proposal in Australia, comparing proportional representation effects on Parliament and public opinion. He discusses the risk of a Senate evenly divided after double dissolution, potential constitutional amendments to Section 24, and the Governor General appointing a Senate president to break deadlock.
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Cudinstion
Hlantadarda
Allical Sciantiat
Wotice of Representatives
Senate
House of Representatives
Renate Ix Sa
Atatey
Benaora
Commonwealth
Pommonlity Wight Bn
Bensle
Ectior
Attalde
Vacancy for an intelligent man with boiler attention needed
An old classified notice seeks a capable man for general work with boiler attention. It mentions accommodation and residence from June 30 for various applicants including a married couple, a young couple, and singles. Indicates locations in Canberra region and Armidale with furnished or unfurnished rooms, separate room with kitchen, and contact notes referencing Newsagencies and hotels.
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South
Bush
Kingston
Mal
Cy. Gray
Quewirteyan
Picnot
Canberra Times
Government moves to end bread delivery plan
A garbled note reports government efforts to end a bread delivery program. It references a legislative assembly and military involvement, with unclear details on location or dates.
WEDDING GIFTS AND DARING PLOT IN JODHPUR
A garbled report from Jodhpur references a wedding gift dispute and a conspiracy involving servants and a dowry of 100,000. It mentions the Maharajah of Joltipir and a princess, with claims of liberal loyalties and expected marriage arrangements.
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Jodhpur
Joltipir
Uverai
VICE-REGAL Admiral A W Railford Casef United States Pacific Meet
Admiral A W Railford attends a diplomatic Pacific meeting at the government house in Canberra. The event underscores ties between the United States and Australia, with officials outlining cooperation and regional security priorities.
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A.W. Railford
Gsm
Furder
United ‘States Pacific
Teft Government House
Canberra
Hay departs Third Battalion amid Canberra forecast notes
Colonel D O Hay leaves the Third Battalion after command. Major Fanton to assume command until a new CO. Canberra forecast describes cadets at Fairbairn in training, 74 hours of misty weather, with May 10 to 14 winds, and light rain in southeastern districts, cloud cover, and cool temperatures.
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Dso
MRR
Selingularies Command
Nly
Ot Cepcara
Solency
Mie
Friconers
Canada
Licule
W. Law
Isk
Canberra
Boncot
Tslapes
Meteorological Star Park
Camparion
Fairbairn
Stateburn
Canberra High School
Weather Barometer Readings and Temperatures Summary
Weather report from Canberra notes barometer at 30.1 inches and 5 pm reading 30.351 inches. Temperature recorded 6.8 at 9 am and 18.8 at 6 pm. Maximum and minimum temperatures for the 24 hours ending at 9 am prior are listed as 64.8 and other values.
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Canberra
Beard
Dereas
Admiral's Advice Sought On Naval Air Arm Development
Admiral Redford visits New South Wales naval station and plans talks with Australian minister. He may confer on closer joint operations and cooperation between American and Australian forces, with possible recommendations on naval air arm development.
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Naval Air Arm
Auucrana Yeill
Naval
Ai Army
Adnral A
Teford
Det
United States
Francia
le Aginers
Tradford
Radford
Admiral Redford
Australia
Land settlement schemes progress amid wartime finance
Commonwealth funds for land settlement programs show allocations and repayments across states. Details list amounts for development, living allowances, and credit facilities, with repayments under the establishment act reaching March. States including Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and New South Wales receive distribution totals in the hundreds of thousands, reflecting wartime land settlement measures.
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Queensland
Taamania
Training for Ex-Servicemen Rages Through March
The report notes March activity in rural training for ex-servicemen, with 96 applicants approved and 1 rejected. Since inception, 7,702 spots have been allocated and 4,868 have begun training, with 612 currently in progress as of March 2.
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Servica
Minutaralg
Exsserviowaen
Faferwearth Fy
Fia
Sebrine
Soplatane Badeen
Vegan T Course, 4868 Committed Reining
Tabubanonett
Bible Precedent Cited On Distribution Of Books To House Members
A heated session last night centered on the distribution of a book entitled The Garden Path. Speaker Cameron ruled that the incident did not violate mandating orders, noting that members who receive books are not obliged to donate them. Attendees recalled earlier ceremonies when new MPs were sworn in and given Bibles. The exchange touched on authorship by Wentworth, with Haylenwald suggesting further distribution if desired.
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Hone of Representatives
Ir. Cameron
Chasnbee
Hayley
Barken
Wentworth
Auckellas
Haylenwald
Raven
Br. Casseron
Thal
Paciament
Haysen
Atersiders to Discuss Bill Amid Trade Union Alarm
Workers hold a stop work meeting next Tuesday to consider actions on a bill. The Federal conference of the unions warned that certain clauses threaten democratic rights of trade unionists and urged leaders to examine the proposal.
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Tan Bydney Wataraide
Federal Conference of the
En Ae
Bates
Upton
Fed
Clerks Debate on Bill Prompts Union Stance
A contested view from clerks on a bill is inferred from a national statement by Mr 5 Mhoden president of the Federated Gerke Union. Canberra meters align with members in training of Communists, opposing anti-Communist policy. The action has not been invited by unions or others in the question. Williamson Hon secretary and Prien Becton note.
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Mhoden
Federated Gerke Union
Canberra
Une F.C.U
Williamson
Nota
Prien Becton
Town planning duties shift in Canberra reform
The Department of Works and Housing in Canberra is replaced by the Department of the Interior for town planning. Minister McBrige announced the transfer to improve liaison among officers and to facilitate consultation with the National General Planning and Development Committee.
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Cen
Canberra
House Passes Bank Bill in Commons Amid Debate
The Bank Bill advances through all stages in the House of Representatives without amendments after weeks of discussion. The measure seeks to increase Commonwealth Bank capital by five million over five years and faces Senate timing challenges. Leaders warn of potential financial rackets and sectoral impacts on primary producers, housing, and industry while stressing no intent to cripple bank activities.
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Bank Oy
Commonwealth Bank
Dax
Han Abe
Calwell
Une Batk
Chifey
Mort- Riee
Labour members may be declared
A parliamentary debate reveals Labour members could be declared under the Communist banner as the Prime Minister contemplates reshaping party affiliations. The exchange centers on constitutional changes, potential banns on Labour senators, and the risk of a government losing or gaining majorities across states amid heated partisan warnings.
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Momburn
Parl Warmentary
Labour Party
Junk Fght
Communist Party
Dianolutina
Mongies
Klaitt
Mr. Menaired
Wit
Elemments
Lator
Maaien
Opp- Adon
Air
Wars
Sydney
Mensien
Howe
Mension
Mr. Ward
Menalan
Cam Ixink
Mr. Cid
Chifley
Mengics
Ward
Paclintent
Uns
House of
Orem
Referendum Aimed to Avert Senate Deadlock Debate
The minister described the proposed referendum as a measure to clear the air and avoid Senate deadlock after a general election. He argued proportional representation would prevent stalemate, noting that past experiences show the system can both reduce and complicate government formation.
Proportional Voting Debate Across Parliament Disputed
The discussion centers on proportional representation and a failed proposal for a 6 member Senate split and two additional seats. Leaders argue deadlines, deadlock risks, and the need for clear mandates. Debate touches on state versus federal equivalents and the impact on party majorities and minority representation.
Decision Day On Overtime Ban In Sydney
Reports from Sydney indicate a decision today on the overtime ban affecting several trades including engineering and metal workers. The unions have imposed overtime and shift-work bans after a refusal to meet demands, with Chief Judge Melly hoping a ruling by 10:20 am tomorrow clarifies the seven unions involved.
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Sydney
Thureday
Venions
Elloees
Federal Air Court
Tae
Erasing Society
Et Engineere
Blackamiths’ Society
Bodlermalore Society
Mata Moulders’ ‘Union
Irunworter ® Association
Mhest Motel Workers’ Association
Melly
In Parliament Inquiry Into Halting Wartime Balance
A parliamentary inquiry session discussed the management of rival military groups and former war leaders. Mr Tomball and Mr Francis led debates on the balance of power and control over soldier organizations within the army.
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Dames “ Souree
Deadlock debate over majority rule in parliament forces stalemate
Fragmented discussion highlights the challenge of securing a majority in both houses. Speakers examine constitutional provisions and potential remedies, with focus on the Senate and House roles, party divisions, and the risks to government function if deadlock persists.
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Alde
Senate
Represan
Goveranelt Betts
Avery Tate
Beasley
Menneies
Atatate Bock
Iraila
Neurien
Brenden
Novia
Uneir
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D. O. Hay
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Royal Hotel
Atersiders
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Sting
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Monaco
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Orto
Tim Ken
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Monente
THIAT
London
Ormie Irkworth
Iery
Arma
Gmrt
Austradie
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Beaiang
Mr. Duthie
Australien
Leon Wan 'Eing
New Zealand
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