Funeral notices and memorials from Canberra and Sydney region
Obituary fragments show notices for Barbara Palfreeman and Charles Hall in Canberra Hospital with dates September 4 and 5. Names include Francis McUregur Winks and Mave Lather. multiple family tributes from Robb, Walls, and Abbas. Funeral director details and locations in Canberra and Sydney appear with a memorial date range around September 6 to 8.
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Hall
Bydney
Charles
Reptemuer
Ter
Aly Twasday at Artuma Paux Beauty Salon Event
A terse local notice notes a Thursday night gathering at Artuma Paux's Beauty Salon in the Civic Centre. Attendees are expected for a community event described in readably brief terms.
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Artuma Paux
Motor Cars In City Collisions Reported
Two vehicle crashes occurred in the city area yesterday afternoon at separate intersections. No injuries were reported. drivers named Joe McKiN and Janet Stanislawenyi are identified with the incidents at GermMin and Queanbeyan locations.
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Onlisiun
Canyong
Mort Elrow
Broduyn
Merrin Walker Balmond
Hutching Street
Yarralumly
Robert Dit’ Roberdwin
Pattaran Street
Almac
Captain Cork Crescent
Slwupl Orr
GriMth
Joe
Canberra Forecase Weather Summary
Regional forecast indicates few showers along the Wawarra coast with inland areas mainly dry. Winds northerly to northwesterly, with stronger gusts near exposed coasts. Temperatures around moderate levels, with a northerly push ahead of a passing trough.
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Canerin
Grace
Muang
Ralatail Uy Wace
Canberra
Nthe
Meteo
Paina
Wawarra
Troma
Alnjrk
Labirlanile Svermient
Winaum
Parliament Note on House Meeting at Two Thirty
In Parliament the House of Halatards convenes at 2 30 today. After Gutters the debate on the fudget will be resumed.
Families Fund Still Rising Amid Broad Support
Odd garbled text references a fundraising effort with donors and a broad appeal. Mentions of donations, acknowledgments, and organizational ties appear. many words are unclear or misspelled, but the core theme is a rising families fund with donor activity.
Y M C A Honour To Mr Netliv
An Extonian whig migrated to Australia and New Zealand director at the International Association of Men’s Charity is named Netliv. AMF Ingomar Netliv aged 40 of O’Connor is mentioned in the report. He becomes a permanent public servant after the conference in Philadelphia and Melbourne.
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Egypt
Layeat
Seqluenay
Uber
Nibielis Tree Comiunei
Sudeulrtte
Teacetu
Hele
Unive
Natiotin Bi
Lmireney
Thal
Novinie
Fers
United Nation
Sertoum Mynting
Inteevanbion
Auntralia
YMCA
Stonian
Aiatralldn
AMF
Ingomar Netliv
O'Connor
Wis
Atelbourne
Ang Neti
Auintealian
Tie
Alain
Partie
Karl Ge
Behilck
Espe Prion
Asa
Xian Prin
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Iscsi
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Speaker Accepts Loss Calmly
A report notes a speaker accepting defeat with calm demeanor amid public interest. The account mentions Mr. Cameron and references a cameraman during a moment of reflection and composure. The piece conveys restraint and measured response from the involved party.
Intensive temperance campaign debated late hours
The report describes a vigorous temperance drive in Canberra led by AERC figures. It notes plans to lobby for extended hotel hours and later opening times, with support from local groups and supporters including Mr Carter and Mr Harrison. The tone reflects a heated campaign focused on alcohol limits and social impact.
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Canberra
AERC
Juan
Atoll
Themien
Em. Carter
Connell
Can Gera
Pan
Tha Treen
Rao
Howe
Uarrison
Keaton
Hairnisor
New Standard plant opens amid hospital presentation
Prime Minister janday opened the New Standard plant presented to the Canberra Community Hospital. Hospital Board chairman praised the gesture as a positive step. Protemp and FCN officials discussed use of the site and funding. Professor Chap commented on services and a hospital expansion plan.
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Janday
Canberra Community Hospital
Ne Hospital Board
Fairbairn
Mompilal
Hank
Formation of a Building Contractors Association
A group of trades including plumbers electricians painters and carpenters formed a federation with representatives from each trade to negotiate with the master builders union. The joint committee met to advance the interests of contractors and arrange for future meetings and policy discussions.
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Ine Cinpilayers Ok
Whleh
Amxociathyn
Teonic My
Hyreia
Red Cross Still Needed Despite Growth of Welfare
A NSW Red Cross annual meeting hears the society still requires support despite modern welfare growth. Treasurer S Walsh cites fundraising, membership levels, and overseas activities, noting 4 400 members with 20 staff and 60 koalas. Donations totalled £803 with other fund-raising at £300. expenditure reached £1408, surpassing income by £623. The division reports overseas relief efforts and local aims, urging continued public support.
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RED Cross
Voluintas
Sein
Amd
Ivan
Durie
Oal Siv T Lin
Wranktwaas
Haley
Washald
Wala
Australia
Turney
Wweether
Ex Naval Men Reminded Their Service Still Has Vital Defence Role
Former naval personnel gathered at a conference to reaffirm the ongoing defense value of naval service. Speakers from Australia and New Zealand discussed maritime duties, training, and the importance of naval strength in national security, with emphasis on unity and continued support.
Women Hospital Board Members Contested
Fragmentary notes show a municipal discussion on women serving on a hospital board, with references to names such as Sallyard Bowe and Moy Stevenson and mentions of elections, subpayers, and a push toward reform. The text hints at statutory context and a projected timeframe for action.
Geologist Dickin Seeks Canberra Hospital Board Seat
Turner based geologist and candidate Dickin Jenkins seeks election to the Canberra Hospital Board. He trained as a geologist in Melbourne, served on local committees, and held roles with the AC Progress and Welfare Committee. He advocates public welfare initiatives and has a history in community service.
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Tolugy
Aterres
Meltourne
Dickincook
Turner
Ha Ariyi
Averey
Onlirae Pest
AC Progress and Welfare Chan
Nesweer
Mr. Dickin
Wie Fottan
Canberra
Royal Bocletyen
Ckine
Amd Nai Iver
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Palfreeman
Nee Toagers
Barbara Amd Tosy
Simon
Canberra Hospital
Francis sJock
Canwirra
Puis
Lindurs
Manus
Chiwetorn
Abbas Puenea
Wiliam
Robb
Nilenen
A. G. McKay
B.y.se
Pune
Yat
Noromisn
Hooper Oor Khat Wrimuinee
United Nations
Eeihampe Famer
Vuiterday
Bagney
Donutiing
Conterre Tynes
Anglican Avi
Rotary Tun
Y.M.C.A
Mr. Netliv
Cameron
Hia Wein
Taupe
Building Contractors Form” Association
Grea Wan Parkalle
Thi
Dy Wale
Whyle
NSW
Med Crue Blood
Tanmanion Serview
Annua Menbins
Walsh
Benny Supertahna
Lee
Windia
Albert Piall
A.D. McLarttan
Kan
Mebauttyn
A.C. Binle
Eliiine
Derry
Techoud
Ces Naval
Harmon
Ellen
Warn
Teak
Coriander Black
Navy
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Capa
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Thie Rayin
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Queanbeyan
Witte
J. Marra
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Sallyard Bowe
Ant
Huang
Sheforth Act
Dickink & Geologat
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Dicking
Rasensty
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Auntea Nu
Wilh
Trothe Bares
Meltourne High Bohawl
Southport
Liaut
Graham Stewart Wall
St. Andrew's
Ogilvie
Red Hil
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