Militia Sergeant Fined For Interfering With Militia Member
Lindon Wallace of 85 Causeway was fined £2 with costs and £1 1s professional fees for unlawfully interfering with Francis John Maitland, Militia Sergeant, in uniform. Wallace denied biting Maitland but admitted calling orders and striking him. magistrate cautioned against interfering with militia in public.
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Queanbeyan
F. W. Brits
P.M. Lindon Wallace
Causeway
Francis John Maitland
K. C. Codd
Maitland
Wallace
Brits
Niece
Britz
Calla
Kembla Grange Race Meeting Report
Horse races feature Lady Cello and Lady Gay winning divisions at Kembla Grange with multiple judges noting times and margins. Captivation and Stage Player score notable placings in Albion Park events, while betting odds accompany each division and highlight rivals.
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Lady Cello
J. Willaier
Spea Arrow
N. Brace
F. Hickey
Balkis
Caroline
Kang
Cave
Irene More
Barney I
Lady Gay
E. McMenamin
Rhulla
J. Lillivant
Jonlen
V. Lawrence
Miss Valetta
Jettag
Rhulins
Flutter
A. Knox
Silver Strand
A. Mulligan
Air Flow
Chifvon
Kh. Mealenarmin
Bir
Leighton
W. Coom
Via.erford
J. Wilsher
Kurnall Boy
Thoma
Lawless
Rac Ogail
Veiltreas
Hedone
Northern Brook
Princess Paathen
Chiff
Albion Park
McMenamin
Robert
Volvo
R. Heather
Treola
Kagawa
Vantard
Heting
St. Robert
Diva
Tee . Halt and
Reequarters
Hathalie
Guesa
Pat Ogan
Ts Westball
Lord Sun
Lady Avon
G. Ferrol
Teddy Boy
K. Wateraon
Heranni
M. McCarten
Prendergast
Hurricane
Eilsora
Celbotone
Signette
Waterford
Hazrat
Mastermind
Teddy
Ole
War Memorial Tenders Under Consideration In Canberra
Tenders for completing the Australian War Memorial have closed and the matter will be considered without delay. Mr John Crust of Bo and Crust, architects, Canberra, will act for the Department and oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crust
Boand Crust
Canberra
Equal Broadcast Rights Clash in Australian Debate
In a House of Representatives debate on Supply, Opposition Leader Curtin warned the Australian Broadcasting Commission against granting special election broadcasts to the government and Dr. Page. He demanded equal facilities for the Opposition, noting delays and lack of clear guidance from the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Curtin
House of Representative
Commerce
Dr. Page
Country Party
Sydney
Commission
Cleary
Mr. Curtin
Ths
Lyona
Page
Cameron
Queanbeyan Court Fines Bookmaker for Tax Bets Delay
William Oldfield, a bookmaker, pleaded guilty to failing to forward bets to the Taxation Department. He was fined £15 with 8 shillings costs in default 31 days. Bets were dated May 11 and returned July 13. Oldfield claimed prohibitions and overlooked returns. Mr. Brits warned harsher action if reappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oldfield
Taxation Department
da Beareast North
Oldeid
K. C. Codd
Oldfield
Brits
Progress of Works Major Items Await Parliament Approval
The report notes that several large projects funded last year are advancing while this year’s estimates await Parliament approval. They include the new Ainslie School, housing, the north western intercepting sewer, the Mt. Stromlo Red Hill pipeline, and various smaller undertakings. Canberra’s overall outlook remains cautiously positive pending final financial clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Mt. Stromlo-Red Hill
Premier rejects Burrinjuck Dam Royal Commission
In Sydney Tuesday Premier Stevens told the Legislative Assembly the government would not appoint a Royal Commission on Burrinjuck Dam. He said statements would not be tabled yet but would be after current inquiries finish. He asserted the government is taking necessary steps and there is no public alarm.
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Sydney
Stevens
Legislative Assembly
Burrinjuck Dam
Man Pleads Guilty After Incident at Cram Ford Street
In Queanbeyan Alice Hamilton of Westridge pleaded guilty and was fined 10 in default 24 hours. Constable Jones said Hamilton pulled his coat during arrest and told officers to arrest the right man.
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Cramford Street
Queanbeyan
Alice Hamton
Westridge
Jones
Hamilton
Offences in Royal Hotel Aug 21 lead to fines
Charles Hamilton labourer pleaded guilty to offensive behaviour at the Royal Hotel on August 21 and was fined £1 in default two days. Ernest Blewitt labourer Canberra pleaded not guilty, fined £1 in default two days hard labour, with evidence of disorder and a struggle in the hotel bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamilton
Patridge
Royal Hotel
Constable Jones
Hamilton
Ernest Blewitt
Canberra
Defendant
Blewitt
Swan Pleads Guilty to Drunkenness with Prior Convictions
Raymond Wallace Swan pleads guilty to drunkenness on September 6. He has 14 previous convictions and is ordered to enter a two year good behaviour bond with recognisances.
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Lirnet Chaves Risaton
Quandey
Guily
Raymond Wallace Swan
Swan
Queanbeyan Perjury Charge Involving Swan Case
A perjury accusation centers on Wallace Swan linked to trapping rabbits at Ern Swan’s paddock near Queanbeyan. Witnesses include Arthur Gabriel and Margaret Gabriel detailing sightings and meat deliveries. Constable Imrie and Canberra broker James Francia O Malley corroborate Swan’s statements and payments. Legal representation by F F Mitchell for Swan and K C Codd for Bertha Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Queanbeyan
Joe Ovidennce
Constable Lory
Queanbeyan District
Arthur Thomas Gabriel
Mowatt Street
Dinne
Bertha
Stitchell
Codd
Margaret Gabriel
Queanbeyan Hospital
Wallace Swan
Tits N Capital
Imrie
Ern Swan
Snooker tournament results at Royal Canberra Club
The Royal Canberra Golf Club hosts a snooker evening with matches scheduled: Mackay and Downes vs Parker and McKenna. Schneider and Murphy vs McKinstry and Hughes. Perry and Halligan vs Dwyer and Calman. McKerrow and Edlington vs Woodger and Gourgeaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mackay
H. E. Downes
B. G. Parker
F., McKenna
F. xX. Schneider
Murphy
Water mains laid to serve Turner subdivision near University Avenue
Water mains are being installed between the Institute of Anatomy area and Sullivan's Creek bridge to supply the planned High School. Plans for the new school are complete and bills of quantities are being prepared with tenders expected to be invited in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Institute of Anatomy
Sullivan's Creek Bridge
University Avenue
Sugar agreement ratifications pour in from multiple nations
London reports that ratifications of the May 6 sugar agreement have been received from Australia Czecho Slovakia Dominican Republic Germany Peru Portugal and the United Kingdom. Declarations to ratify have come from Cuba Haiti Hungary Netherlands and Poland and are provisionally accepted as equivalents to ratification for now. More governments are expected to deposit ratifications or declarations soon.
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London
Australia
Czecho-Slovakia
Dominican Uc
Germany
Peru
Portugal
United Kingdom
Cuba
Haiti
Hungary
Netherlands
Poland
Publication notice from Federal Capital Press
A fragmented notice published by Christopher John Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Avatralla Ltd appears to reference printing at the allees of the com wh Mart Bireet, Bred ep in Canberra. The readable text is incomplete and several place names are garbled.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Avatralla Ltd
Mart Bireet
Bred “Ep
Canberpy
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Aine
Militia
Kembla Grange
Mr. Forde
Broadcasting Commission
Mall
Queanbeyan Court
Zealand
James Francia O'Malley
C. W. Green and Co
C. W. Green
Con Ual
Swanskinn
Mr. F. F. Mitchell
Mr. K. C. Codd
Bertha Gabriel
Royal Canberra Golf Club
Water Services
Ron
New Zealand
Orford
Otranto
R. A. McKillop & CO. Ltd
C’kerra
Shane" Ona
Abby
D. Vest
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