Oil Search Amendments Approved to Boost Drilling Efficiency
The government accepted expert committee amendments to the Patro fia Dil Reerch Act aimed at improving oil drilling efficiency. Funds, including 180,000 for preliminary surveys, will support modern drilling plants hired by the government to ensure optimal core mining and geological surveys.
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Yortardhy
Patrofia
Cummittee Fontinlg
Drs
Woolnough
Wade Sha Ware
Murvey
Avi
Mmoeay van Tor aeiTling
Epsom Favourite and Sydney Rival in Fog Afloat
A fragmented report notes an Epsom favourite alongside Sydney contenders in a foggy Brisbane journey. The snippet hints at a Botanic appearance by a horse named Pamelon, with tense prep and a rare front position in today’s racing context.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Rush and gold discovery spark brief mining rush
A short lived rush followed a gold find near an old mine dump reported by Sydney. Woodcutters formed a party and tracked the site, but the effort cooled as conditions worsened. Local trainer Le Haigh is noted in connection with the unfolding events.
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St. Yelowfine
Inateek
Sydney
Tuentay
Mr. le
Haigh
Allunga
Court Seal Registrar to Face Trial in Melbourne
The hearing was held today on the charge against Seaforth Mackenzie High Court registrar of Australia forged seals and uttered. Witness Arthur Horton testified to conversations with Mackenzie about acting as confidential adviser to Giles. Mackenzie admitted to arranging documents and letters to induce Giles to pay money. Bail set at £600 on one charge and £800 on another. Mackenzie reserved plea.
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Melbourne
Tieaing
Seaforth Mackenzie
High Court of ‘Austraiit
High Court
Arthur Horton
Bailey
Giles
Mackenzie
Loughrey
Bankruptcy Court
Mackensie
Contempt of Court Fines Sydney Newspaper
Sydney court finds Consolidated Press Ltd guilty of contempt over an August 4 Daily Telegraph article. The Full Court ordered payment of costs to two applicants and imposed penalties on the Telegraph and related parties, citing prejudicial potential and contemptuous conduct toward the plaintiff and justice process.
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Sydney
Consolidated Pres. Ltd
Telegraph
S.C
LW. Lower
Delamut Wiliam Mottay
Sun Newspaper. Ltd
Frederick Baume
Ediuen
Suns
Chirk
Wau
Oestiganta
Cnet
Mersh
Echct
Alea
Maurice Auld
Paller
Wlcers
Journaliata
Seaponitent & Company
George Warnecks
mChies
M C C Team Form Critics Disappointed In Australia Tour
A fragmented report on MCCs touring side and Loveraun Gowers XI from Boathorough. Highlights include tense wickets and partnerships between Fit Brown and Wellard, with Gowers XI posting 387 declared in the first innings and MCC replying with 307. Notable bowlers include Gover Nicholls Wellard and Brown, as well as several falls of wickets and late twists in the match.
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Austraia
Loveraun Gower
Boathorough
Bec.c
Lévreson Gower
Fit
Fit, Brown and Wellard, Which Product 11 Runs To 48 Mamuges. Keown
Wellard
Tiney
Welland
Gots Austral
Bowie
Idaccarete
Mace
Gover
Nicholle
Brown
Wyatt
Batellite
Ferity
Binis
Nicholls
Leyland
Merdetaft
Ascot Races Programme First Division Handicaps
The programme lists entries for two divisions of a 12 15 start at Ascot with three and four year olds, detailing horses and weights such as Faut Yb A Midinette Blackfern Guten aibaon Rykoon avila Hamurah Aladdin and others in the first division. The second division carries weights around 14b and includes Air Gale Comcrete Kipcsk Doris Mouchon Clifton Treehne Ligemo and Beechesn among others. The fourteen-two handicap follows with first and second divisions listing horses like Cone Weimar Prince Cello Now Moon Mazanna Maryland Mirror and Ronette along with weights.
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Faut
Gmc
Midinette
Blackfern
Dollars
Guten Aibaon ST Gram
Bobonnet
Avila
Q Hamurah
Aladdin Fumcoaye
Rykoon
Vingle Joy
Fiabett
Air Gale
Groavenor Giensem
Square
Idavale
Comcrete Kipcsk
Doris Mouchon
Clifton
Treehne
Ligemo
Beechesn
Bil Mush
Fakenham
Cone
Weimar
Maryland
Mazanna
Heavy Rains Brush Wide Areas Across State
Heavy rain drenched many regions with the heaviest falls on the northwest slopes and Tablelands, exceeding two inches in places. Across the eastern half and along the Riverina it rained, and coastal and tableland areas are forecast to see further falls in the next day or two.
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Bydney
Uniformity Sought In Wool Research
Sydney July 1 The Australian Wool Board vice chairman A Aelt said the board will invite scientific bodies involved in infection health research and fascot concerns to send delegates to a conference in Melbourne to discuss a unified plan of action to be implemented. Many applicants seek inclusion in the Australian Women’s Cricket Tour with more than 60 women vying for a place in the 16 to 18 member team next year.
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Sydney
Tucsdy
A Aelt
Vieo-Chalraisn
Austratian Wool Board
Ation Heaith Research
Fascott
Saaferene
Stelbourne
Unifeem
Renwerdh
Canberra Rain Pets Total Of 193
In Canberra a rainfall record shows a total of 193 inches with four months remaining. The report notes 34 inches fell in the first three months, July had nine inches, and $20 points were recorded.
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Canberra
Mnd Jily
Gun Accident Severed Artery In Child Incident
Stoney Tuesday report recounts Alfred Parkes, age 4, and companions shouting near Lakemabe when Parkes slipped and fired a gun. The bullet severed an artery. caregivers and a doctor aided as Parkes was rushed to hospital in serious condition amid panic and confusion.
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Stoney
Alfred Parkes
Davin
Lakemabe
Parkes
Pana
Bigamy Charge In Tuesday Court Proceedings
Isabel Willet, 80, pleaded mally at for Court of Quarter Sealants Led to bigamy. Her first husband, alive, was 20 years her senior, and her second husband 20 years her junior. The accused, entering the court supported, faced potential arrest but court attendants intervened. The judge bound Art Willet over for 12 months.
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Bydney
Isabel Willet
Mally
Bane
Alice
Comutein
Chuck
Art Wilet
Avrntian Mind Crmminatounc Mr S M Bruce at Golf LONDON
In London on Tuesday amid Jubilee Vase Tournament action at St Andrew's local golf. Mr Bruce and partner J Himan faced tough competition as spectators followed live with The Times gallery reporting. At the 17th hole Bruce’s drive nearly clinched the hole before a witty second shot prompted Sir John Simon to leap in mock Olympian style.
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London
S.M. Bruce
Jake Himan
St. Andrew's
Times
Myee Larce Gallery
Bruce
Bit
Tole
John Simon
Wellington Tragedy Rumored in Dubbo Case
Police report a Wellington district tragedy with a suspect woman charged with murder and a young man detained. Detectives failed to obtain usable information from a woman at a local residence before the incident, as officers pursued what happened in Dubbo.
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Dubbo
Tuewing
Wellington
Kowa
A J C Spring Races Sydney Frat Acceptances Declared
Frat acceptances were announced tonight with four remaining in contention as the metropolitan program featured diverse entrants. Novice handicap section included Black Mint Duke Bon Belford Cromine and Gay Venor among others in a crowded field.
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Sydney
Tepcom
Thy
Wnas
Black Mint
Duke Bon
Bir Belford
Roared
Prine
Cromine
Gay Venor
Trefannor
Ll Mlaming
Tigi Burrandoole
Front Val
Wolfe
Windsor
Polly Park
Corman
Bivevilla
Buil's Fye
Mutter Bye
Wyong Races Report With Caravel, Mead Maid Outcomes
Fragmentary race notes from Wyong show Hinalesp and PENNT HUNTER in early positions. Entries include Caravel a, Mead Maid, and Diva with unclear times, final time noted as 117. Additional garbled terms suggest half-mile splits and driver initials, but key placements remain uncertain.
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Hinalesp
Pennthunter
Crotis
Mead Maid
J. Buena
Caravel A
Beltey
Atiro
Aya Ea Nyhunter
Caravel Boy
Hem
Prince Munk Bwer Triumphs In Flying Handicap Race
In the first division Prince Munk Bwer finishes 77, with Maiden Walter HandicaP and Airmppy Boy among noted contenders. Royal Belle and Teddy Boy highlight betting as the event unfolds with multiple divisions and close finishes.
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Fira
Prince Munk Bwer
McHugh
Inal
Midgee
Reynolde
Bacrs
Ff Dottam
Davideon
Lady Yaraman
Royal Belle
Teddy Boy
James
Prinun
Kaylah
Pharan
Nelt
Dunwell
Gay Hawk
Martingale
G. Morrow
Cgoluse
the Brewer
Dor
Paim Nut
Rarly Tamban
Brerain
Prince Beaupre
Coulnon
Bharan
Rivas
Interview
Mourang
Pal Longthe
Lb Jengtha
Jimn
G. Scholl
King Otho
Palady D Kite
Land of
Silas
Oriental
Bax Pass
Wateon
Orm
Otho
Joan
Gay Ding
Lemgeth
Tine Man
Mlea
Deas Tae Cebbay
RS James
Penny
Hamarsh
Elvan
Barvey
Dora
Kipohiak
Faken
Twiet
Madine
Myeham
Air Gayo
Abe
Bandicnp
Reiner Call
Repere
Mamdin
Joan Reewart
Gay Venor
Priva
Fleming
Unafrail
Absol
Missionary Freed Ahead of Two-Year Term in Rabaul
The Supreme Court of Rabaul sentenced Reverend Holy Foxe, a Lutheran missionary, to two years with hard labor for unlawfully depriving natives of liberty. He is to be released October 1 after the Territory administration granted remission of the unserved portion of his sentence. An appeal to the High Court was requested but declined.
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Supreme Court of
Rabaul
Iabave
Fev
Hohty Foexe
High Court
Bit
Sir George Peater
New Gainea
Protest Against Unemployment Policy Meeting Notes
Leeton Tuesday meeting presided by the Shire President and Councillors Mountford decided to petition the Governor. They urged relief funds be used properly and questioned past unemployment relief spending as 15,006,900 was collected last year with little spent on the intended purpose.
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Leeton
Tuosdy
Mountford
Saling
Bievene Bruaner
Blick Anid
Clergy Decry Dole Drive In Protest at Cathedral
Clergy from Protestant denominations met at St Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday to condemn the government for its relief efforts and demand renewed dole and humanitarian aid.
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Dole
Rydney
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Tender Derailed at Martin Mille Crea
A derailed tender attached to a goods train at Martin Mille Crea caused major delays. Passengers were transferred to the day train at Tram Rampany while goods traffic was halted for repairs.
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Newcastle
Martin Mille Crea
Grim discovery in All Nations mine shaft near Bingare
Bones and a human pair were found in the All Nations gold mine shaft near Bingare and sent to doctors for examination. Officials say the remains require close analysis to determine age and cause, with authorities promising a full report after medical assessment.
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Bydney Tunsday
All Nations
Bingare
Polite
Scratchings from Melbourne Cup race details
Scratchings list from the Melbourne Cup shows Riaphen Hravent Bunaby Cane Cuuiford Cup Atepnen THM abivdaput. Notable changes affect race field positions and betting odds.
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Riaphen
Hravent
Bunaby Cane
Atepnen
Ferondica Cough Remady in Australian Patents
Fragmented note outlines a product called Ferondica Cough Remady claimed to save money for Australians. Mentions improvements, renaming, and alleged enhancements to water taste. References to divisions, renovations, and mixed product branding without clear dates or concrete facts.
Trial Handicap Racing Notes From a Patchy Record
The fragmentary OCR item hints at a racing card with entries such as Duncan Bun Brows and A Percival and mentions betting odds like 6/4 and 5/1. It includes names like E Odd Quon and J Duncan and references to times and purses, but the text is garbled with partial scores and mismatched punctuation, offering only a glimpse of a historical betting event.
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Duncan
Bun
A. Percival
E. Odd Quon
A. Iswe
Ian
Mgt Bios A Tange
ST Aeme
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Britlah Breweries,td
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Capitol Theatre
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Muane Clas
Groningen
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Tomaht
A. Stoamp
Church Bunda
St. Christopher's School
Deen Ud
Gregory's Hall
Queanbeyan Grand Convent
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Gerald O'Hanton
E ‘Dawer
Wight
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Civic Contra
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Vince O'Donnell
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Hen” Miller
New Zealand
Billy Eld
Chick
Ory
Fignert
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Fay ‘ Oetstar
Theamen
Pratmacy
Mr. FL
Clark
Allan A. Galle
Olr Ingman
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