Bridge Etchings Display Opens in Canberra
The Artists' Society of Canberra unveiled an exhibition of etchings and watercolors of the Sydney Harbour Bridge construction from 1927 to 1929 at Motel Canberra. Robert Gurran opened the show praising Mim Traill’s works, noting the strong commentary by many well known artists. The collection includes 24 works plus color and crayon drawings illustrating construction stages with pieces like The Man on the Ladder and The Twelve O Clock Whitee.
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Winder
Artists’ Society of
Canberra
Sydney Harbour
Robert Gurran
K.C.M
W. Beretyal
Robert
Mim Traill
Vane
Clabr
Aki
False Pretences Man Sent to Gaol
A man, 82, appeared at Glebe Court on three counts of false pretences and one of theft. The defendant allegedly posed as Doctor of Science of London, Bachelor of Arts and Medicine of London University, and claimed ties to Major Shakespeare. He pleaded guilty to the charges.
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Witneas
Doctara
Parsona
Mere Writtyn
Jared Defentune
Shakespeare Aml
Shakespeare
Anciitte
Kad~tey College
London University
Wana
Bachelors Quarters Daley Report on Conditions
A report to the Advisory Council, noted by Minister for the Interior A Parkhill, discusses conditions at the Bachelors Quarter. The cabinet and secretary officials reviewed the issue and agreed to take necessary action after further consideration.
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Canberra
Atre A. Parkhill
Toinder
Owley
Ansistant
Pivie
Huse
Bashelory
Daley
Bank Theft Three Clerks Charged at Central Court
Three clerks from the Commercial Banking Company of Rydney Lad, Charles McLean 41 Frank Phipps 42 and Horace John Finn 49, were remanded until June A on charges of sealing 609 pounds from the bank. Phipps faced extra charges of atensing tg, and Morean faced stealing 30 pounds. Police prosecutor Mr Magney said investigation into the bank’s books was not yet complete. bail set at 300 pounds.
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Rydney
Tuewlay
Central Court
Charles McLean
Frank Phipps
Horace John Finn
Commercial Banking Company
Rydney Lad
Phipps
Morean
Magney
Political stickers forbidden in trams and trains
Sydney report states Transport Minister Mr Revanat orders strict action to halt political stickers on rail and tram vehicles. Depot managers and shed charges will be held responsible for enforcing bans and conductors must detect breaches and prevent unauthorised items on dispatch.
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Sydney
Tumday
Revanat
Fisther Dimaiuy
Menia
Conductora
Championship Rivalries Hit Canberra Golf Championship
Sydney report on political influence surrounding state appointments and the Canberra Championship and Captain's Trophy set for May 8 1992. Mentions the Kellway Bers Association secretary Wa Fletcher, Lang Government officials, and promotions within the public service amid gaming of access to the event.
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Sydney
Tuemlay
Kellway Bers Association
Wa Fletcher
Lang
McCtrr
International Arbour Union
Termul
Canberra
Neville v
Mt. Johnston
Thompson
Gibson
G. Martin
Burr
Henderson
Crippas
Clarke
Fletcher
Tak
Parker Vo
Ec. Brown
F. Blunt
Sinlth
Dames
Pavitaon
Tobi
Whyte
Kavoals
Flolaysun
Rirnn
Rwing
Wonieet
Bhemyay
Pleetwood
Hewitt
Garnett
Fianer
Oliphant
Dosa Tevwear
Jute Magtonen
Cian
Fermanen
Joneinad
Ewan Muthearn
Jonnmton
McDiarmin Y
Wallac
Parties
Tobacco duties embargo sought in parliament debate
In a parliamentary session the deputy treasurer of the Opposition raised a secret telegram from the secretary of the Australian Tobacco Growers Association. The minister for the Commonwealth outlined the plan to phase in duties and warned manufacturers against altering arrangements. The government indicated readiness to proceed with measures on shipments and tobacco taxation.
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Kebded
Rheth Cortuus
Cuk
Linthnadeesta
RCO Sen
Indignant Boers Raid City Over Provocative Play
A crowd in Pretoria attacked patrons and a professor after a theater piece titled War, Wine and Women allegedly mocked Afrikaners. Police reported four youths injured and a violent mob roamed the city center amid accusations of degeneracy and anti-Boer sentiment.
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Pauetown
Mantis
Lamonte
Pretoria University
Eld
Renertion
Fon Afrikandera
Tey
Hla Jinerant
Volent
Tuwney
Eptmwetion
Attack by thief shocks home after break in
A man broke into a home early this morning and assaulted a woman in her bedroom. The thief fled but the woman, injured, was taken to hospital for treatment. Police investigate the break-in and assault.
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Rydney
Hamilton Wabley
Sieenlix
Wenangle Park Races Maiden Welter Confab
Results from Wenangle Park races note multiple divisions with winners listed. Galbanadies clinched a head by time 9, with various odds and runners including Timotans, Cabaret, and Aly Boots in separate divisions. details include distances and winning margins across two-year-old maiden events and handicap heats.
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Confab
Tata
Wanner
Davond Fivision
Galbanaides
Camuewarra
WEF
Matden
Fiyat
Vine
Diyas
Timotans
Turook
Cabaret
Bens
Tour Lovigthy
Thame
Hern Diya
Tnquaragh
Lancaster King
Old Malden
Amtevinte
Dave
Hoblen Magma
ALY Boots
Toy Speed
Menanule Park Hundred
Bunder Twss
Trina Lan Inns
End Piles with Internal Medicine VACULOLD Cure
Dr J B Leonhardt reports an internal pile remedy named VACULOLD after years of study. He claims it cured 80 of 1900 patients and urges piles sufferers to try VACULOLD before external treatments or surgery. The promotion notes guaranteed refunds and availability through Campbell Canberra and Qpyke and Hi Croker agents.
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J. B Leonhardt
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