Manura and Howth Comat Movement Heads to Victoria Route
A movement called Manura and Howth Comat plans a journey from Wieenbeyan to the Victorian border on Thursday. The route runs north to Kinutia on the 12m, passes through the Southern Tablelands, and includes Cooma and Abrit 15. The march originates as a food aid mission and aims to unite communities along the way.
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Wieenbeyan
Mwadinad Fort Dvanbyan
Uni
Tollowine
Meron Nw
Kaan
West
Koneyredl
Amalia
Meeting at Tharwa Stirs Canberra Politics Debates
The Tharwa gathering led by H Stowe featured discussion of ANAC and Rural Council issues. Speakers included Col Hotler and Mr. Howe, with Rowe urging voters to compare candidates, and debates over municipal and federal policies affecting land, taxation, and welfare programs.
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H. Stowe
Printroon
Tinton
Col Hotler
Mudie
Flwy
Darron
Hutton
Mr. Howe
Mr. Rowe
Howe
Canberra
Roe
Lowe
Tle
Detero
Auatralia
Caunell
Rowe
Conor
Advisory Council Debate Over Representation And Reform
Fragmented report describes criticisms of the Citizen's Party during meetings about advisory council reform. It mentions ex-president Mr Champ, Canberra references, and proposals for improved representation and ministerial advisory roles, with debate over who should lead and how to structure the advisory body.
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Champ
Canberra
Meiden
Cavin Barty
Renault
Counell
Conwell
Minnie
Aintier
Iit Norevurst
Aksper
Howe
Steve
Abe Enol
Authourian
UAL
Muaniner
Lee
Gamnor
Development plans spark debate on housing units and employment
A garbled account discusses Labour party prospects, the Commonwealth Government, and proposed development of property to boost jobs and housing. It references figures like Mr Hammond and mentions unemployment and skilled labor goals, with notes on parliamentary and labor movement actions and speculative timelines.
Prices and contact details in Canberra Times notice
A garbled public notice from The Canberra Times cites subscription and delivery details. It mentions price, circulation contact and a request to communicate with the newspaper office in Canberra. The fragment references a person and local address, with unclear formatting and several misspelled terms.
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Asoom
aSitte Simemere
Raiway
Baldailt
Serity
Rural Problems Abolition of the Tender System
The article discusses changes to rural policy, disputing the tender system and calling for reforms. It references government figures, farm labor, rent, and policy debates affecting agrarian families and wage practices. The piece mentions councils, hearings, and proposed transitions impacting tenancy and pricing. The tone is archival and analytic, noting historical policy tensions and proposed administrative shifts.
Weather Overview From Canberra May Readings
The dated weather notes show barometer readings around Y mm and 2.420 inches, temperatures recorded across May days with a maximum near 9 and a minimum near 1, accompanied by wind and rainfall figures. The text includes a monthly rainfall table for the year to date with totals up to March and mentions weather observations from Canberra and neighboring stations.
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Canberra
Nat Aes Gover
SX Deere
Mihiindin Te Veen
Eanneira
New South Wales Forecast: Clearing Fogs Then Cloudy, Rain Expected
An Australian forecast notes temporary fine eastern conditions with morning fogs. Clouds spread across the west and southwest with unsettled weather and rain likely in the next 48 hours. North west winds rise, easing later, as conditions shift across the state.
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New South Wales
Advisory Council Election Teases Canberra’s Self Government Question
The Canberra Times outlines candidate interest in the three new Advisory Council seats and debates whether local self government is feasible. It notes the council’s original one year term, government plans to extend the advisory system, and urges voters to weigh policies as they rank 17 candidates by preference.
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Nee Lartre
Vudviind Council
Canberra
Commonwealth
Thery Council
Cauberes
Advisory Council
Landh
Bulla
Canberts
Canberm
Canbere
Witches Dancing Floor Open Air Theatre at Witchme Dameknge
A fragment notes an open air theatre event at Witchme Dameknge, with a distant Arctic Alpine plate scene and a planned SURI Wil performance near a cranked night location. Details are garbled but imply a mountain venue and outdoor performance schedule.
Pension official arrival and duties in Australia
Mr G Gilert, a representative of the Henini Sipimyy or Pensions, arrived in Caner on Saturday with a note of concern regarding pension payments. The potent government officials continued to address pension transfers and related matters for Australian pensioners. Mr. Obert was noted as living at Mand irr.
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Gilert
Australie Vodseiuah Pensionern
Obert
Mandirr
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Effective Land Board
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Aith Solar Observatory
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