Railways recover with surplus and high earnings
The Premier notes a railway surplus for the year, marking a strong recovery from past deficits. Earnings reached £6,953,581 with working expenses at £6,700, leaving a profit of £5,105,511. The ratio of working expenses to earnings stood at 69.89 percent the best in 17 years, and passenger journeys exceeded previous records, aided by improved facilities and weekly workmen’s tickets. Merchandise and livestock traffic also showed gains.
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New South Weales
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Grammar Ball at the Canberra Parents and Friends Society
The Grammar Ball honored Sir Geoffrey and Lady Whiskard with a large supper in a marquee decorated by Mrs J. A. Carrodus. Old boys from New South Wales attended, the Ladies' Committee ran the event, and Pageon's Orchestra supplied the music for a successful evening.
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Old Boys Annual Dinner at Canberra Grammar School
The third annual dinner of the Canberra Grammar School Old Boys Union was held at Hotel Ganberu. President D. Burgess presided and retiring secretary F. Cook submitted the annual report and finance statement showing a credit balance of 8/5/4. Guests from Coven, Wagga, Bombala, Yah and surrounding districts attended, with Robert Garvan as guest of honour. The meeting saw the election of officers including Me J Haydon as president and S. Litchfield as senior vice president.
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Harold Vanderbilt Defends America's Cup Challenger Race
Harold Vanderbilt plans to build a new yacht to race Endeavour at Tor Bayworth on July 31 for the Americas Cup defense. The article notes Vanderbilt's prior involvement with the Voluntsor and hints at continuing efforts since the last challenge.
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Triday
Harold Vanderbilt
Tora Bopworth
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Drug Trade War Special Meeting of Pharmacists
A special meeting of pharmacists managers and apprentices will be held Monday night to discuss action in the campaign against the introduction of Boots cherie chkin 39 New Walp? la.
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Erigay
Cherie
Death of Governor to Be Marked in Cathedral Service
unclear notes describe a governor's death and funeral plans: body to London, procession to the cathedral, government house not to be involved. Draping and bells expected, with government papers remaining open during the funeral.
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Willy
Londom
Devotion to Duty Amid Health Crisis at Avatrana
The Premier Mr Stevens reports meeting Sir Murray Anderson before leaving for Avatrana. He describes the angel in ships and a convalescence, expressing hope to restore wealth and continue quiet work. Parliament had passed a royalty resolution as Governor meets Assembly members. the premier appears gravely ill.
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Anderson
Avatrana
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Legislative Assembly
Silence Observed In Sydney Schools For Late Governor
The Acting Education Minister Mr Hawkins announces a one minute silence today in all schools to honor the late Governor. Observances will start at the beginning of the afternoon session on Monday with possible tributes afterward. Luncheon at Parliament House and Lord Mayor’s reception have been postponed indefinitely due to the Governor’s death.
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Shore
Obaurve
Gover
Lardington
Parliament House
No Postponement Of Fixtures Despite Funeral Plans
Several fixtures were not postponed as announced by the Premier. Lady Anderson’s request to keep theatrics, sports, and entertainment running was upheld. The Radrefield races proceed, and Sly Murray Andereon's funeral will be held in England with a procession from St Andrew's Cathedral to Bishop Court before burial.
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Anderson
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Money Found on Ship Melbourne Claim Before Court
A 1833 case records Samuel Willey finding 4363/10/ in a ship’s hold while aboard the Bingo from India to Melbourne. The Melbourne Customs collector pressed the matter as Willey faced questions over whether he should have provided oral or commission evidence. The case was brought before the High Court for appeal to determine entitlement to the money.
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Brisbane Screen Aims to Halt Broadcasts
The Brisbane report notes a push to prevent certain broadcasts by blocking outside descriptions of cricket matches. The Committee led by Mr Cleary denied ABC funding for the screen and faced protest from the Cricket Association over perceived outside interference.
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Scottish Vocalists to Headline Canberra Concert
The Morrrion-MelEwans duo and Lewisman Dainwan M Morian bring Scottish songs to Canberra on a world tour. Sponsored by the Australian Broadcasting Commission with the Canberra Musical Society, the event features high praise from musical circles. Morion and McEwan have noted royal recitals and radio broadcasts in New Zealand and Australia, with over 150 numbers performed on tour and strong audience interest now building for Monday’s concert.
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Springfield Shield clash yields narrow win in opening match
In Brisbane, New South Wales, Sheffield Shield action saw a tight season opener with bowlers constraining scoring. Hynes and Mudge contributed key wickets, while Bateman and Robinson held steady for the visitors as wickets fell at 6 and 54 after a mid innings collapse.
Meat Trade Complaints Highlight Sydney Issues
Officials of the Wholesale Meat Traders Association voiced serious complaints in Sydney on Friday. They cited a chain of issues at Homebush, including misbuilt plans and a conveyor installed backward, requiring dismantling and re-erection at a cost of about £1600.
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Local gaming raid fines imposed on Pitt Ghreet men
On September 25 a raid on the Little Club Pitt Ghreet resulted in penalties for 63 men. One man Dantel Mullins was fined 40 shillings for acting as gaming keeper, while 61 others were charged with being found in a common gaming house without lawful excuse.
Weather report from Canberra with storm and temperature data
The Canberra weather page lists barometer readings and temperatures at various times of the day. It notes a high rainfall figure for the year and provides wind and precipitation terms with unclear values due to OCR errors.
Sir Daniel Levy on Way Home From Europe
Wellington reports Sir Daniel Levy the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly arrived in Auckland today on his way home after nine visits to England and the Continent. He said travel in Britain and on the Continent was difficult but woefully incorrect to claim England was decadent. he found England very much alive.
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Daniel Levy
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England
Britain
Fire Rages as Winds Hamper Bush Battles
In the Clarence Favor Valley Bush fires continue to blaze with high winds complicating efforts. Fire crews fret as stubborn flare ups persist, though the blaze has cooled slightly since yesterday amid shifting wind patterns.
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Homeless in Queensland Amid Bush Fires
Smoke and fires sweep Southern Queensland as authorities battle a growing homeless crisis. Strong winds hinder containment while relief efforts coordinate with local agencies to shelter affected residents.
English Cricketer Bids Australia Tour Plans for Evening Standard
The cricketer announces intent to write about Australia border issues and atmospheric impressions, aiming to engage the public in a forthcoming book. He seeks to gather broader reaction and context from readers and officials.
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