Canberra University College announces 1050/31 scholarship details
The Registrar Mr TAL Owen stated that funds for the 1050/31 scholarship are sufficient. Budgets show E100 for ext 1 Mouther, and Hay Wen’s time allocated. An available £4,500 remains, with £1,5900 raised annually, and a grant increase to cover library expenditures.
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Victimisation Alleged By Union Faces Arbitration Court
A Sydney case concerns alleged victimisation by the Waterside Workers' Federation. Arthur Herbert Freeman claims wrongful expulsion from the union and seeks relief in Melbourne Arbitration Court. The federation split into groups with Communist ties and denial of the expulsion cited as motive.
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Fogeay
Union
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Hera Ant Te Dally
Telegraph
Pedermon
A.lp
Induatrial
Groupe
Paruphn
Mar Pote
Gammuniat Party
Metenyay
Bart Rind
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Toe
United Nutians
Ula
Rall engineer dies in Sydney
A railway engineer died in Sydney amid reports of illness. Major General A. , CB, OS VIN Chet Covad Fagineer served the Railway Depart. Major General Fewtrell, who gave 23 years of service, fell ill weeks earlier. The text notes his role in Underground and Tuntern Suburbs railway plans and the Hawkewury Bridge project opening years ago.
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Synay
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Uw Byliuay
Tuntern Suburbs
Hawkewury
Feo
Drunken driving appeal heard by Judge Berne in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday Judge Berne heard an appeal by Thomas Young from North Sydney who challenged a £10 fine for drunken driving on the Pacific Highway at Lindfield on July 28. The motorist was accused of driving a panel van that struck two parked cars. The judge warned that a harsher penalty could follow if the appeal failed and stressed the need to stop drunken driving.
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Lindseld
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Damages Case Involving Wakelings And Ripley Heard In Sydney
In Sydney a damages claim contest centers on Marjorie Wakeling and Don ald Wakeling versus Ripley. The Wakelings accuse Ripley of inducing them to leave England and assist in a failed venture promising support. Ripley denies the charges and says the Wakelings broke the agreement. The hearing, led by Mr W R Dovey KC, adjourned to the next day after extensive testimony and frequent Sydney travel.
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Sydney
Monsay
Eeghead
I Nomina
W R. Dovey
Nadie Oye
Donald Wakeling
Cremorne
Wakelings
Ripley
Engaon
Ria
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Laboratories in Institute Relocated by Health Department
The Institute of Anatomy laboratories covering about 4,000 square feet were moved to the Australian Rational University by the Health Department. The area includes part of Jane est Noor and basement, with temporary quarters planned for engineers next week. Fire damage losses are noted. Harvey will remain, and a later investigation will consider reactions among officials and local parties.
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Anatomy
Australian Rational University
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Jane Est Noor
Melyto
John Burtin School of
Harvey
Germany
Oath For Trial Of Assault SupplyYoung Men At Paddington Court
Four men from Waverley faced Paddington Court on assault charges with three acquitted. Edmund Thomas Moppett, 21, granted bail for trial amid testimony from Albert Victor Hertzog of Avon Street. The incident involved Hertzog, his wife, and daughter, as youths attacked near Leichhardt Street, with injuries including a fractured skull.
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Waverly
Paddington Court
Edmund Thomas Mppett
Gratton Street
Albert Victor Hertyg
Avon Street
Waverley
Herivog
Kevin“ Reptimus
Taylor
Mmoulder
Edmunds
William Grainger Stewar
Moulder
Hewlett Street
Robert Arthur Branley Ellis
Painter
Carrington Road
Mira
Ethel
Migrant Attends Ball Then Takes Poison in Lithgow
In Lithgow, a migrant attending a local house party reportedly grabbed a container of rat poison and ingested it after fears of deportation. He survived long enough for medical observation, with police investigating the incident as a suspected suicide attempt.
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Zejomobok
Lithgow
Talks On Road Safety Plans ACT Safety Council
The ACT Road Safety Council plans talks to improve motorcycle riding standards and reduce accidents. Officials aim to educate riders through lectures by local dirt track riders and an exhibition at Albert Hall from December 7 to 10 featuring a motor trainer tester and equipment from New South Wales.
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Road Safely Counciln Ino
New South Wales
Vietorts
Private Power Co Acquisition Moves by State Cabinet
State Cabinet proposes amending the Electricity Commission Act to allow the government to acquire the Balmain Electric Light and Power Supply Corporation. The plan covers land valuation and over eight military companies, consolidating major power lands under state control while protecting employees. The premier stated provisions will safeguard all workers.
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Private Power Co
AYONE
Electricity Commission Act
Balmain
McGirr
Muth Uthnies
State Lottery Draws and Prize Syndicate Names
Lottery No. 1a drawn with multiple prize syndicates listed. Winners include schemes led by W Kutzer Carls ton Cremeant Cariwun Second Prise No 1994 Th Henderson and PIM Street Sydney. Fifth Prize No 1704 cranky Syndicate. Lottery No 2159 to be drawn tomorrow.
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Sinality
Teality
Yesulty Heim
Hient
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Cariwun
Th Henderson
PIM Street
Ker
Jim
Howell Brough
Uobar
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Prinera Avenue
Concord
G. Read
Kent
Islington
Theft of mail bags alleged in court
Lawrence Toh Melalat, a latter driver, faced North Sydney Court today charged with stealing mail. The incident allegedly involved mail found at C14 belonging to a mail service. Melalat was remanded in custody with bail set at an amount yet to be disclosed.
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