Canberra Tourist Committee Formed to Promote City
A twelve member joint Canberra Tourist Committee was formed by the Canberra Birthplace Association, Chamber of Commerce and Kangaroo Club to publicize Canberra. It aims to promote longer visitor stays, arrange guides, advertising campaigns, and seek ministerial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwe de TH Oe
Lowrie
Canberra
Tourisivan
JOR
Ornenittee
Qurnising
Otheily
Canberra Pobnelly
Messrs. FL RK
Gell
Wo. BR
Dickson
U. MM
Stinkespeare
W. OG. Woodger
City Ared
Crappy
W. Midtonabld
A. Meinnes
J. C. Dteong
Chamber of
Crapp
Chamber of Commerce
Maid
Ale
Commonwealth
Altshough
Social Service Asociation
Tourist Bureau
Advisory Council
Miniglar
Messrs. Dickson
W. McDonald
Seaseea
Kangaroo Club
McDonald
Australia
Woodger
Lord Snowden Attacks Ottawa Agreement Critique
Lord Snowden, writing in the Financial News, harshly denounces the Ottawa agreement. He argues British concessions push up consumer prices, while Dominion states gain, noting duties against foreigners and limits on meat exports prior to 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Snowden
the “Financial News
Ottawa
Australia
United Kingdom
Dominions
Special arrangement notes foreign intelligence sources
The article states Reuters World Service and other special sources contribute to overseas intelligence content. It notes rights are reserved in Australia and New Zealand under the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Hotels and delegates fill Canberra during conferences
Canberra sees unusually high tourist demand with all rooms at Hotels Canberra and Korrajong booked forcing visitors to seek accommodation in Queanbeyan. About 160 delegates arrive for the YWCA regional conference while Southern Districts Association holds a separate meeting. Parliament House tours continue daily and visitors view the tolls display outside the building.
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Canbera
Canberra
Korrajong
Queanbeyan
Y.w.oc.al
Sothern
Olf Association
New South Wales
Ecity
Country Women's Association
Parliament House
Flying Tour To Include Four Continents
Arthur M. Loew first vice president of Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer Pictory arrives in Sydney from America for a world tour. He travels with Joseph Roxthal and Captain James Pixon who will pilot the cabin plane to Melbourne then to Paris via Japan China Persia India and South Africa before returning to America.
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Bydney
Arthur M. Loew
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer Pictory Corporation
Sydney
America
Joseph Roxthal
James Pixon
Laown
H Im
Toen
Melbourne
Paris
Japan
China
Persia
India
South Africa
Bradman Press Access Row: Board Denies Assurance
Melbourne report says Pr Robertson, chairman of the Australian Cricket Board of Control, denied stating Bradman would not write for the press. He said no statement was made and no further board moves are planned in the Bradman matter. Sydney notes Bradman says no contact with the board since brief letters weeks ago about permission to write.
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Melbourne
Pr. Robertson
Australian Cricket Board of Control
Bradman
Sydney
Ton Bradman
Board of Control
City Tattersalls Final Acceptances and Handicaps
The page lists final acceptances and handicaps for racing events at City Tattersalls. It includes horse names, jockeys, race classes, and times for multiple stakes and novice handicaps across distances, with notable entries such as Flying Hantlap, Royal Chase, and Fox Lare. The document reflects entries for 1 mile and 6 furlong stakes events and related junior and club contests.
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Furah Cosmetic
Heenan Belo
Jim
Walpooth
Lon Moon
Agincourt
Povillong
Sparte
Douglas
Circus Stour
Wallace
Lord Baldwin
High Mistain
Rain hampers Melbourne gallops at racecourses
Heavy rain left pools on tracks at Firmington and Caulfield with no gallops at others. Mulero ran a mile on the wand in 140 at Mlenington while Pheeia clocked a mile on the cinders in 164 at Caulfield as Peter Jackson and Gaine Warrington worked steadily. Heallla looked well at Williamstown morning session.
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Melbournee
Firmington
Caulfield
Mlenington
Mulero
Pheeia
Peter Jackson
Gaine Warrington
Heallla
Peter Pan
Williamstown
Revised ruling urged Sydney conspiracy to bar Bradman
Victorian Cricket Association delegate Hughes argued against barring Bradman for contracts with three firms noting it was his permanent job and livelihood. He urged the board to control cricket management and consider regulations for all players to protect team unity and avoid penalties for media work.
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Sydney
Thurscties
Canon KE. H. Hughes
Victorian Cricket Assocition
Bradman
Firat Canon Hoghen
Wih
Board
Soky
Bradman Accepts for Perth Match
Don Bradman sent a telegram to the Western Australian Cricket Association stating he would play if officially invited for the combined match against the English team at Perth on October 27. He received a late reply inviting him to travel with a formal invitation to follow from the Board secretary.
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Rydney
Don Bradman
Western Austinian Cricket Associaion
Perth
Board of Coning
oJpanes
Tin hare racing debate in Sydney heats up
The National Coursing Association chairman Mr Colin Breer said he knew nothing about Government plans for tin hare racing. He noted reports of a control body like the AJC and welcomed more control. Secretary Mr J C Galbraith said a deputation would interview the Chief Secretary next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
National Coursing Association
Colin Breer
Newcastle
A.J.C
Steer
National O'Ine Association
J. C. Galbraith
Veilmond Scratched From VR Meeting Actions
Veilmond was today scratched from all engagements in the VR meeting. The decision affects planned performances and racing entries for the event.
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Bydney
Veilmond
Guard Tightens Around Cup Horses
In Melbourne on Thursday extra guards patrol Caulfield Cup stables to deter interference with favored horses. Armed guards protect In dunk as hushers are kept away from the premises.
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Melbourne
Thorsday
Bee
Indunk
Heavy Penalty for Tax Evasion Reported
Clement Kingston, an insurance officer, was fined £440 and sentenced to six days imprisonment by the Central Summons Court today for income tax evasion. The case concerns measures covering the full year and reflects a strict stance against tax fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Clement Kingston
Central Summons Court
Insult to Royalty Libel Case Fails in Court
Timothy McCristal of Taree sued Bun Newspapers Ltd for 5000 pounds over alleged remarks at a Domain speech on December 6 1981. Justice James presided as a reporter testified notes captured the plaintiffs remarks about a person who changed name during the war and a claim of payouts to George and Mary. The jury found for the defendant newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Barrett
Timothy McCristal
Taree
Bun Newspapers Ltd
James A
Leo Haseer
Te Plantiff
MecCristal
Poonter
Durin
George
Mary
Sydney Wool Sales By Dowey Thurso
Sydney wool sales show 12 672 balennas offered 11 618 sold at auction with 1 033 disposed privately. Market firm with irregular fleece prices. Continental and Japanese buyers strong, Yorkshire moderate. greasy merino at 164d per five bales. week average 11 7/7 per bale or 8.64 per lb.
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Dowey
Etil
Yorkshire
Merino
Veral
Bingere
Sydney
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