Clearing house plan probed for Australian wool trade
In a Canberra Times analysis the inactivity of German wool buyers is linked to Germany’s debt and economic isolation efforts. The piece explains how a UK led clearing house could disrupt payments and force Australia to trade German goods to settle debt, potentially harming wool exports and Australia’s postwar recovery.
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Germany
Australia
Commonwealth
Europe
United Kingdom
Dominions
London
Gerimany
England
Britis
Great Britain
Holland
Switzerland
Dittman
Wool Averages in American Golfers Highlight Melbourne Event
In Melbourne the wool averages discussion centers on American golfers and a five for souring section, with excerpts noting performance metrics and potential impact on future tournaments. Officials emphasize consistency and refined technique ahead of upcoming competitions.
Canberra university project meeting set for October night
A national university initiative in Canberra aims to unite leaders from education, business and culture. The October 9 gathering at 8:15 pm, chaired by Sir Robert Garran, will be addressed by figures including the Bishop of Goulburn and Frank Tate EMG. Institutions backing the plan include the University Association of Canberra, Canberra University Students' Association, Chamber of Commerce, and Society of Arts and Literature.
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Institute of Amstomy
University At
Capberra
Ings
Canberra
Citisent Tha
Rettixens
University Association of Canberra
Tha University Students’ Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Society of
As and Literature
Burana
Robert Garram
Goulburn
Frank Tate
EMG
Alanson
Federated State School Teachers’ Association of New South
Colin Mackensie
Lesiia ‘Allen
Cumpaton
Back Mountain
Institute of Atintoray
Council For
Geological survey updates travel to Alice Springs region
A Northern Australia Geological Survey report notes an inspection run yesterday from Alice Springs at 7 15 toward Alice Point Mount Johnston and Bald Mit. The fragmented text mentions geological structures and a routine check near Funai wall with references to timing and locations.
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Alice Springs
Ales Springs
Alice Point
Mount Johnston
Bald Mit
Funai
Vost-Janssen String Quartet Returns to Canberra Concert
The Musical Society announces a second Canberra visit by the Vost Janssen String Quartet, led by Graney. The ensemble, with members Jad, Wikincon, Nanaye Hediitshka, Cari Fyfe, and pianist Margaret Claims, will perform in piano quintets and strings, supported by a robust program of classics and modern works.
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Canbérra
Graney
The
Musical Society
Xia
Albert «Mellon
Scomsles
Ton- Jad
Wikincon Tvioiniat
Nanaye Hediitshka
Viotmin
Cari Fyfe
Ewtiiat
Margaret Claimers
Lavehellerky
Abbott Elected to NSW Senate After Distribution of Votes
In Sydney on Friday, Abbott won the NSW Senate seat after distributing preferences from Dein and Courtenay. Abbott secured an absolute majority ahead of Dunn, while the United Country Party candidate trailed, with final counts showing Abbott ahead by roughly 1,000 votes and overall party positions set as UAP 27, UCP 6, FL, and other minor totals.
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Sydney
Macartney Abbott
MAW Senate
Dein
U.ap
Courtenay
Country Party
Benate
Pyes
UAP
UCP
United County Party
N S.W
Senate
Courtenay Guar
Fea
Jar
Abbott
Courtsney
Mir
Abbot
Helmg
Vouss
MacDonald
Towmaton
Gofrett Tuar
Jaane
Rie
Douglas Credit Andl Inte
Clemants
Greiva
Nrwt
Labour
Bourke
Holman
Chumenta
Jollatt
Johnston
Murphy
Norfolk Island census shows population rise and migration trends
The 1902 to 1938 census figures for Norfolk Island show a growth to 1,301 residents with 328 more males and 391 more females since 1921. Migration from New Zealand and Australia drives most gains while Church of England remains the largest denomination.
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Morfolk Island
Chialy
Australia
New Zealand
Commonwealth Statintician
Et) McPhee
Norfolk Inland
Church of England
Worfotl
Karn Thas
Lane
Eve
Norfotk Island
West Australia Senate election tally shows preference distribution
The early stage of Western Australia Senate preference counting commenced Thursday night with the elimination of Lade and Fitzgerald. Preference flows favored Clements, Bourke, Holman and others as votes redistributed from Mountjoy and Credit, culminating in shifts among Clemants, Johnston, Bourke, and Holman with Labour and Country candidates gaining or losing steadily.
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West Australias
Senate
Singer
de Ladepember
Fitzgerald
Clesnemta
D.C
Cote
Mountjoy
Clements
Jacobs
Bourke
Qreiee
Holman
Amie
Tekaela
Party totals reveal Labor gains and cross-party preferences
The summary reports first preference totals from recent elections showing the United Australians and Country parties leading in several regions. State Labour polled strong in New South Wales and Victoria, while the Douglas Credit Party contested many seats and independents attracted sizable votes across multiple states. Communist voters also contributed a notable share in several regions.
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Tateie
Midaral Labour Party
Labour Party
Quaecsland
Bouth Waite
DRS
United Australia Party
Labour
New Horth Wales
WAP
Lin
Douglas Credit Party
Btalen
Polmd Lrukl
Independants
BROS
New Routh Water
Victoria
Bouth Austrate
Western Austra
Tasmine
New Routh Wales Victoria
Quewnalond
Bouth
City Bowling Club Opens Season With Mason Matchup
The City Bowling Club will officially commence the season with a Mason matchup at CXN. The event marks the opener for the club’s 100425 season, aiming to attract local bowlers and fans to the early fixture.
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City
Interstate Cars rink repriments Canbeers Giah tersay
The fragmentary text notes a rink event involving Interstate Cars and a team or group named Canbeers Giah tersay, with unclear details about location, date, or participants due to the damaged source.
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Canbeers
Giah Tersay
Church Services Across Parishes With Various Times
Local notices list multiple churches and service times including Holy Communion, Evensong and sermons. Notable entries include Kingston Paula with 10 am Communion and evening prayers, Duntroon and Gundaroo with morning and evening services, Sutton and Braddow schedules, Forrest morning and evening services, and Central and Wentbridge weekly gatherings led by named clergy.
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Trinity
John's
Aim
Rueharlat
Enue
Canon Bee
Artgon
PAULI
Kingston
Chiideane
Vie
Pam
Evendong
Barmon
Duntroon
Rm At
Gundaroo
Naunton
Sutton
P.m. Eveneung
BAPTIOT CHURCH Minster announces evening service
The message lists a minister with reg. details and a Saturday evening address. It mentions waiting for Heaven, a 8 pm program, and a hymn themed as the Voice of God. Aimed at parishioners seeking guidance and worship prompts.
Shaibtian Science Society Plans Sunday Evening Service
The Shaibtian Science Society announces a Sunday evening service at 7 30 in the lecture room of the Albert Hall Camp. The sermon will discuss Testimony meetings held monthly. Members cordially invited to attend.
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Canberra
Albert Hall
Unclear church service notes from St Mark's and St Pauls
Fragmentary report describes a Wednesday morning ceremony at St Mark's Point and a 3 am service at St Pauls Mingaton. Archibishop and Rev Canam Noteriaa are listed, with girls in voile attire and a vow of condemnation referenced. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable.
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Cancun Robertson
Everett
St Mark's
Point
Bydney
Presant Archbiaho
John’s
St Paul's
Mingaton
Canam Noteriaa
Co operative The Weatrhige Sunday Reboot First Anniversary
The crowd marks the one year anniversary of the Weatrhige Sunday Reboot with a morning gathering. Friends plan to display their efforts while showing attendance and supporting the continued work at Mindey.
Gunday Scho Pienle Wai t Duntroon and Envoyed
Reading from a mangled church notice describes choir training, upcoming services, and a coastal celebration. Dr Whidosk leads both services tomorrow with a program including Bread from Heaven and How We May Near the Volume. The sermon and music will reflect past events.
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Walla
Chiro Pring
Bre Ransom
Alla Il Ibe
Whidosk
Wervices Ordarrow
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