Public Education Examinations Prepared by Headmaster
The document notes the chairman of Councilt Rt Bev the Histop of Goulburn and mentions funds and facilities for first class education. It highlights that all government access ties to Australia’s capital city and that boys prepare for all public examinations under the supervision of WJ Edwards and Bak Dip Ea, headmaster.
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Rt Bev
Histop
Goulburn
Fine Hunter
Olive Yeants
Spadina Dare Tories
First Cliss
Australia
Proop
Toeury
Edwards
Bak
Publishing Notice for Australian Newspaper Subscriptions
The Canberra Times announces subscription rates and delivery options, listing offices and shops in Sydney Moss Vale Goulburn and Albury for morning and daily delivery. Contact Canberra City post for details and payments within the Commonwealth.
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Bydney Moss Vale
Goulburn
Albury Railway
Canberra
Weather and rainfall records for Queanbeyan and Canberra
Monthly weather and rainfall data for Queanbeyan and Canberra for the current year are listed with dates and temperatures. The notes show temperature highs and lows, rainfall totals, and monthly summaries ending May, with specific entries for May 1 and other dates.
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Baecords
Paintall
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Rugby League Fixtures at Northbourne Oval Today
Rugby League teams Bauth City versus Northa at 2 o clock and Hall versus City at 8 o clock at Northbourne Oval. First round results show Heading leading with two wins while Weats and Northe each have one win. Peppermint Cure Fieritu We Coughs and Colds Indueana mentioned among loans.
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Northbourne Oval
Bauth City
Northa
Hall
City
Norton
Weats
Northe
Jaich
Advisory Council Election in Canberra Faces Rent and Reform Battles
Canberra electors choose three of seventeen candidates to two year terms on the Advisory Council. Voters seek reforms in rents, social policy, and greater council power, with Labour urging social measures and a push to weaken the old Commission to aid Canberra’s prosperity. The outcome hinges on electing representatives who can influence ministerial policy and push for local self government.
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Federal Capital Territory
Advisory Council
Australia
Canberra
Labour
Council
Federal Capital Commission
Commission
Survivory Council
Grant for Cathedral of St Andrew Reveals Generous Gifts
A report to the Treasury General reveals substantial bequests to the Cathedral of St Andrew in Sydney. Notable gifts include £3,000 to H J N Robinson and £1,000 to John Hol, with funds allocated to the Australian Inland Mission and Home and Foreign Missions. The Aged and Infirm Minister's Fund receives £800 for distribution between missions and the church in New South Wales.
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Sydney
Tn Om
T Bytorian
New South
John Hol
Home
JO R. Campbell
Treasuership Conuuities
Xulanittine
Air tragedy details inquest into Waghorn death
London inquest heard Alexander describe Waghorn attempting a half roll at sea machine side flipped tearing control wire. Waghorn died. witnesses said the machine’s airworthiness was not certified and the coroner called the accident a fatal event pending verdict.
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London
Alexander
Waghorn
Wighorn
Parliament Debates Match Industry Duty Reform
In a heated session, MPs debated the match industry duty and its impact on workers. Gillett argued wages fall short of full pay, while Crouch praised Kruger linked monopolies. Maloney recounted a South Africa visit and a claim about election funding. A peanut pricing inquiry interrupted the day as members adjourned.
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Mir
Prowse
Australia
Japan
Ratarat
Crouch
Kruger
Phen
Omnivorans
Kringer
Kemer
Kipling
Krnger
Mateh King
Universal Match Company
Clare
Sela
Ouranty
Germany
Swan
Commonealth
Gregory
Hritiah
Ima
France
Matehen
Parkhill
Maloney
Dr. Maloney
Melbourne
Tory
Routh Africa
Matcher
Price of Bread Action Next Week Expected
A Wheat Acquisition Act decision committee report will be announced next Monday by the Mint for Agriculture. Congregations shown disregard to assessments total £800, while income for 1880 stood at £180,91 versus £101,298 in 19.Assembly revived assessment method for congregations and authorised extra funds for the Canhern Charen Building Fund.
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Mint For Agriculture
Capt. Dunn
Assembly
Treasurerania Committee
Canhern Charen
Rte. Campbell
St. Andrews
Art Union Sanctioned In Canberra Relief Fund Benefit
A Canberra notice grants sanction for an art union in the Federal Capital Territory. The Ariata Society conducts the event to raise funds for Peru relief. The prize collection features works by noted Australian artists including Nora Carter, Victor Cobb, Geo Colville, Harold Herbert, and Manny Laub Mead B. Details are blurred in the OCR text.
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Peruasion
Pattorney
Generad
Federal Capital Territory
Ariata’ Society
Aenial
Canberra
Nora J Carter
Victor Cobb
Geo. Colville
Geanvile Juinatan
Erg Medeland
Pratl Und
Seok Aviuar
First Air Mail Arrives in England Headlines Regular Service
An Imperial Airways official notes the air mail to England arrives after eleven to twelve days from London via a regular service. The launch marks a pioneer step toward a weekly schedule, with hopeful expansion to a weekly service in the not distant future.
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Australia
London
Distinctive
Imperial Airways
John Deans Prize Awarded at Canterbury University College
The Canterbury University College awards the John Deans Prize for 1981 to Kranely Percy. The £10 prize recognizes the most successful Leaving Theatre student who proceeds to a university. Mr Dickson is noted as the son of Dr. [incomplete text].
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Canterry University College
John Temapelae
Kranely Percy
Dhaan John Deans
Dickson
Match Callee Off Inter Group Feeling In Rugby By League
Controversy over a planned final match disrupts Group 9 and Southern Districts for Country Week in Sydney. Group 9 cites expense concerns and distrust over participation terms, while groups debate player representation and financial viability for the final.
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INTER
New South Water
Gravp
Grany
Group 9
Leljmte
Garou
Hydney Groupe
New Registrar Appointed Under Liquor Ordinance
The Minister for Home Affairs announced the appointment of F C Keany as Registrar under the Linnor Ordinance 1920 1981 for the Territory for the Meeting of Government, replacing Mr O Callaghan whose line was Tully. The Governor General had approved the appointment.
Ottawa Premier heralds huge Canada loan success
Thursday the Premier stated the conversion loan of 250 million dollars was an unbounded success with applications signed for more than 300 million dollars. Dickson of the Connett for scientific and Industrial Research would obtain honours in English and chemistry while pursuing studies at the University of Sydney.
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Ottawa
Mr Bennett
Dickson
Connett
Canberra Grammar School
Tx Ab
University of Sydney
Albert Hall Ball to Aid Canberra Soldiers Meet
The Relief Society funds event at Albert Hall on May 22 aims to raise money for the Canberra Hallet Society and assist families in need. Canberra ladies under Mrs Hitc hchie plan supper and cake donations, with ticket sales urged at Kingston and Graham's Show City. Proceeds support Young Australians facing winter without proper provisions as Prime Minister and Mrs. Rae intend to attend.
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Weatlakeube
Returned Soliliers
Canberoa Hallet Society
Promiaus
Canberra
AU Miron
Amuier
Mew
Hitcchie
Andy
HLNG
Kingston
Graham
Rae
Wein Progent
Paapte
Advisory Council
Wloxan
Albert Hall
Rural Bank Farmers Plight and Loan Closures
Mr Gibons spoke as the House adjourned about the rural credit crisis caused by the closing of the Rural Credit Branch of the New South Wales Savings Bank. Farmers, who deposited harvest proceeds with the State Bank to draw weekly for twelve months, were cut off and could not sustain farming, urging the Federal Government to press the Commonwealth Bank for special consideration and an allowance similar to NSW Savings Bank depositors.
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Gibons
House of Representatives
Oyrchale
New South Wales Saythee Bank
Commonwealth Bank
New South Wales Sayings Bank
Woman defrauded Man Sent to Gaol Sydney
Willis Dean, a Sydney agent, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment for failing to account for funds entrusted to him. He allegedly promised a good investment to the victim, who handed over £400 to secure a bond, but £840 was misappropriated. A list of officials and local figures accompanies the notice. the play is set to commence at 2 p.m.
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Sydney
Filay
Oreyh
Willis Dean
Bim Ty
Allent
Dun
Voir Holmen
Atanty
Offnee
Feallutton
British Golf Trials Turned In By Southport Players
The Australian golfer Stewart advanced to the second round with a 41 in windy conditions at Southport, posting an aggregate 156 alongside eleven others. Horton Amity and Marcos Chier faced tricky winds while Gatton and Coston trailed at 147, with Easth Nerbirsoh and Mansro at 100 and a fireholt, Allis 161.
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London
Stewart
Southport
Circulars in Melbourne Stir Political Debate
The Attorney General doubts any reimbursement for Mr Keane under the law as references to ACPA circulate in Melbourne offices. Mr Fentonald notes the publicity counters questionable practices. The circular is described as a fin ict of political savagery affecting employers and employees. Printed by J. Bhakenprare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at Ainslie, Canberra.
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Keane
House of Representatives
ACPA
Melbourne
Fentonald
Emi | Stoyues
J. Bhakenprare
Federal Capital Prean of Australia Ltd
Ainslie, Cuberre
Police Agent Denies Allegations In Court
Kevin Tynen a potter student, denied in Central Court that he entered a revolver without authority or aided in crime since Christmas. The case involves Willan Henty charged with assault and improper language. A constable testified about a crowd surrounding a car and a prisoner’s escape during an alleged theft. The case was adjourned until May.
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Rydney
Kevin Tynen
Ahi Avidenen
Central Court
Toda
Hunie
Lyne
Insurance Bill May Kill Small Cancer
Sydney report notes a proposed insurance bill that could burden small entities and force deals with larger institutions. The measure requires cash deposits to be held, with officials indicating a range between £3.0 and £3.8 thousand, as debated in parliament and supported by Mr Lang.
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Sydney
Pedae
Ttta
Werle Insurance Eiretew
Lang
Personal vicr angal in governor gate case at FEC meeting
In a Federal Executive Council session the governor faced a case presided over by a proxy chair. The wording suggests an unusual event with unclear details but indicates official proceedings and a formal gathering at the Federal Executive Council.
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Federal Executive
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Civic Contra
Next Commonwealth Bank
Felix F. Mitchell
Cooma
Biase
Stocmton
Aganey
Pray W. H. B. Dickson
Woolsey
Calthorpe
Federal Capital City
Fedor Capital Pres of Australia Ltd
Mort Street
Camberras
Canberra Times
Owen
Sprint
Commonwealth
The
the Advisory Council
Cathedral of St. Andrew
Survivor
Pactianent
Nelson
Northern Territory
Qatar
Clouse Ty Civie
Gillett
Ans
Ciel
Mr. Nair
Vurkmin
Darkian
Labowie
Cusack
Cas Paethion Ahmed
Chaaek
Ewan
Ava Und Wolke
Moxie
Mowers
Morgiin
Gibbons
Pale
Eleetjem Funder
Mr. GuMler
Wr Ranch
Vatican
Senatara
ART Union
England
John Deans
University College Award
Relief Society Funds
North City
T. Newcombe
Marshall
Warwlel
W. @rimen
AL Johnson
J. Newcombe
Tyrne
Ijal Byrne
A. MeDonald
T. Coulon
Johnson
J. Robinson
Doyle
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Booth City
K. Harrington
Grant
K. Hynes
Apeering
Ft. Haville
F. Carpenter
Mughead
R. McArthur
T. Bouthwell
K. Chippereld
Winden
Hh. Bourke
H. ‘Trevian
Bourke
V. Bourke
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