Country Party Policy for New South Wales Coalition
The New South Wales Country Party leader Mr M C Baer outlines a potential coalition if a non Labour majority forms. He advocates major rural policies including a Department of Transport, support for arable government, water conservation, land improvement, an expanded housing program, and a move toward cooperative federalism to shield state services from communist influence while promoting regional development.
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Inverell
Country Party
New South Wales
N.S.W. Country Party
M. C. Baaner
N.S.W
Fiwener
Polwitt
Lifenairts
Dleni Industries
Bruner
Wong
Lionan Particundr
Nsw
Wetlsene
Patwbliahadt
Pahotage
Cey
Hhle
Chimtoy
Co Fe
Atk Sanierie
Brivate Wifort
Culley
Vy Ikeligl Coie
Ewtry
ABW
Worleig
Change In Use Of Albert Hall For Flower Shows
Canaberra observers report alterations in Albert Hall use for flower shows and astronomy. Officials discuss weather, planning, and financial notes. The Canberra Star Gazers group observes lunar phases and moonrise events with sessions and public displays planned amid limited funding.
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Albert Hall
Military Imposter Sentenced to Gaol in Alnay Case
Lexis Thomas Hensley, 23, of Ariat Fark, pleaded guilty to wearing military ribbons, posing as a veteran, and obtaining items by false pretence. Convicted for two rings and a watch plus three related charges, he was sentenced to three months imprisonment with a £15 fine, with concurrent terms for similar offenses. Police said Hensley had claimed army service but never saw overseas.
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Alnay
Mimang
Central Court
Usdny Bie Isles
Bahl
Newi
Lexis Thomas Henaley
Hensley
Provente
Hotel Australia
Youn
Valective
Clenge
Ian Paul Neruenot Cleary
L Wan Luvad
SicKinley
Aald Hensley
Move for Liquor Law Review in Canberra
Police raid three premises in civic area as part of a move to review liquor laws. Investigations targeted private clubs and cafes with about 40 names reportedly taken. Officials say further action depends on review outcomes and consent.
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Wwe Private Clube
Cish
Jed Civha
Valde
Richards
Serjount King
Ti Ie
Sumone
Bh Phulge
Police
Thiid
Inter Varsity Tennis Championships results and notes
Hobart reports Sydney University leading Brisbane by one rubber with one rubber to play. Perth led Melbourne six rubbers to four with two rubbers left. Unclear dialogue mentions cooperation with government on Wheat Stabilization and political aims, referencing various figures and plans.
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Hobart
Sydney University
Brisbane
Perth
Melbourne
Big Australian races nominate entries for Ten Thousand and Doomber Cup
Representatives from four nations including Chicquita Foxsemi and Ungar enter the Ten Thousand on July 1 and the Doomber Cup. The field includes 40 entries for the Thowmand and 8A for the Thor Bauth sprinters with rivals like Grey Bros and Hip amid early contenders.
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Brisbane
New Zealand
Chicquita
Foxsemi
Ungar
Thor Bauth
St Comedy Haw Horn
Hi Ten Thousand
Ring
Tingst
Agin Grey Bros
AJC
Kpaom
Lal
En Hip
WEC
AJ C Reserves Decision In Betting Case
In Sydney on Monday the A J C reserve its decision after hearing claims by Mr White that he had been defrauded in a betting matter. The inquiry into betting activity at Canterbury focused on Auburn River and Corinthian as two horses linked to sums wagered by White and a Queensland associate. The committee considered new evidence about motives and market influence but did not reach a ruling.
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Albert Malt
Albert|ars
Elie
Myron
Canberra
Weber
Wridey
Gmnensis
Wanistanco
Berr
Twsauer
Ravenu
Nhown
Mint Cairns
CJ Shakesspeare
Oliphant
Woridie
Gom Iitherstam Jaint Hin Ruevetarien
A . Michelaons
Garin Mine Cairn
Hee Avent
Sydney
Queensland
Gradier
White
A.d.c
Usatha
Auburn River
Canterbury
Svens
Wiilte
G. Whittle
Contenatar
Manthe
Anhbury
Anfienning
Cwenthian
Bniahed
Tiny
Auber
Unclear OCR notes on race entries and fines
Fragmentary record shows repeated phrases about wrong entries and fines of 10 pounds, references to races, winter entries, and names like Winters and Tangwick. The text is garbled with misread terms and place names, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
Plants and Trees in the ACT in the 1950s meeting notes
The ACT branch of the Foaye Society discussed plant and forest development with officials from the Department of the Interior. Mr Pryor and Mr Hartley led talks on park and garden planning and the risk of weeds. Milas Burbidge showed Buck Mountain wildflowers and cautioned about exotic introductions.
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A.C.T
Foye Society
Institute of Asmtomy
Ty le D. Pryor
Parkend Gardens
I Hartley
Mian N. Burebidge
Mr. Pryor
Canberra
Ana
Milas Burbidge
Alidea
Buck S Mountain
RSS
North
South America
Chin Im
No Weather Insurance for Orchards In Canberra District
A Canberra Chamber of Commerce report notes insurers refuse coverage for orchards and Nervesta alike, despite owners offering payments. Underwriters’ reluctance affects harvest planning as rural damage provisions seek extension and support for early crop areas amid uncertain conditions.
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Canberra
Chamber of Commerce
R. Rowe
Lenaars
Production at the Crossroads Reflects Australian Economy
A Wealth of growth yet rising inflation and low productivity threaten Australia’s economic prospects. The new quarterly Review analyzes supply and capital constraints, consumer demand, and policy ideas. It notes shifts in manufacturing, agriculture, and related industries, with cautions about future growth without productivity gains.
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Australia
Bank of New Guth Walon
Ganda
Mate Industrien
Wallire
Neuarwamon
Monta
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