Provisional Electoral Statement from Canberra Office
Fragmentary notice from the Canberra office cites Commonwealth Electoral Act reverence. It mentions a signature purportedly by Arthur Thomas Mhakespeare of Mort Birest Canberra and an address on Mort Street. The legibility is poor and key details are unclear.
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PCE
Australia
Lad- Mort Street
City
Canberra
Ganbarra
Arthur Thomas Mhakespeare
Mort Birest
Clty
Weather Report From Canberra September 12
Canberra weather bulletin records 4.90 am Harumeter reading of 30.19 inches and a 603 degree minimum. At 4.20 am activity shows 40 degree or 38 degree readings with wind from the north at 6.20 am.
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Canberra
Harumeter
Enrolments Rise in Commonwealth Elections Details
Enrolment totals show a rise from the 1831 election figures with a net increase of 26372. The roll lists 308682 electors comprising 1850027 males and 1953615 females. New South Wales leads with the largest gain at 16718 since 1931 across states and the Northern Territory.
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New South Wales
Northern Territory
Victoria
Queenaslans Satret
South Australia
Quiet Eden Monaro election sparks limited contest
In Eden Monaro the campaign moves swiftly with three candidates, J Al Perkins, C Es Johnson, and L D O Sullivan Labor. The 1952 result saw Perkins win with 25 040 votes and a Labour majority of 11 199 amid electorate changes including Goulburn and Werriwa shifts and Yass exclusion.
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Kien-Monary
Lance
Christian U.P
O'Sullivan
Labour
Perkins
Goulburn Tro Werriwa
Yass
Haseen
Hime
White Goulburn
Canberra Commerce Leads On National University Plan
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce proposes coordinating with the University College Council to foster the creation of a national university at Canberra. Though not wealthy, Canberra commerce offers to contribute and stimulate wider support, with progress eagerly watched beyond Dunberry.
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Te Canberra Chaber of
1 National University At
Canberra
Council of the University College
Flanberra
Australia
University College Council
Dunberry
Anglican Synod Debate on Bar to Lay Members
An Anglican Synod in Sydney debated a motion to bar lay members from certain committees if they hold profit or pecuniary ties to the synod or its bodies. Critics argued the move wrongly targets the legal profession and could unjustly punish members without proof. Newsroom tensions rose as the proposal was withdrawn amid continued contention.
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Kaliogg
Sydney
Ean Bynod
Ata
Ovtuidorn
Bynod
FW Pont
Mr. Pont
Canor Langford-Amith
Talbot
Dean Talbot
Jr. Font
Teave
Pontwale
Nave
Papal Legate Arrival in Melbourne on November 26
Cardinal Bie bourne arrives in Melbourne on WL 7 wall for a feature event on November 26. He plans to stay two days before returning to Troland. The visit is expected to include timetable engagements and likely church duties.
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Melbourne
Biebourne
Troland
Identity of Victim in Albury Murder Mystery
Police report from Bulunda today identifies the murdered girl as Colin Newell’s missing niece, last heard from in Sydney two months ago while working in a restaurant. Detectives lament the lack of identification and fear the killer may be known to someone who remains quiet. Efforts to preserve the body face poor prospects for success.
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Bulundetah
Colin Newell
Upper Maal
Sydney
Bhone
Allmond Gata
Peopl
Ctime
Guint
Aiis
Pedlar and His Dog and the Ambuskment Legend
The London County Council plans on the south bank of the Thames near Westminster and Waterloo Bridge would clear Pallur'e Acre land. A pedlar with a faithful dog supposedly found fortune when the master built a paving project. A gift of gratitude led to a church window and later legends tied the tale to Dick Whittington amid doubts from antiquaries.
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London County Council
the Thames
Westminster
Waterloo
Acre
Ks Amar
Pediar
Partah
Bt. Murya, Lambern
Dick Whittington
Canberra Grammar Magazine Highlights Canberra University Vision
The Canberra Grammar Review for 1936 praises the Canberran year and its cross-border links with Shariginen, noting diverse content from Canberran writers, church girls’ school contributions, and poems. It profiles Whitlam and Brian Green, with Canberra’s push for a national university, and includes Old Boys Union notes and Charlton’s honorary coaching role.
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Church of England
Ceanmar
Vietueialt
Waliior
Whitlam
Headon
Brian Green
Vicnnery
Canberra
Germany
Avarralin
Bishop
ML Bungmann
Joli” Watates
Permbal
Aus
Qrafua
Beate Universitiva
Old Boys
Notvo
At Old Boys
Andruw
Charlton
The CANDIDATES The auttiage member, Mr JA Perkins
The auttiage member Mr JA Perkins, Minister for the Interior, is a well known figure in the electorate. Since 1921 he has served at NSW Parliament for Monaro, held government whip duties briefly, and regained his seat in 1931. He later became Assistant Minister for Trade and Customs and then Minister for the Interior during Lyons government.
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JA. Perkins
House of Representatives
Sptember
Wous
Federal Golf Club Undergoes Major Redesign
Work has begun on a altered layout at the Federal Golf Club in Acton. The course will be lengthened and played in the opposite direction once complete, with a reduced par and new features aimed at elevating golf standards. The improved course is slated to be ready for play on September 32. A Silver Spoon Competition draw lists matchups including R. Jarman vs 8. Grisithe and Ryan vs W. Ware, among others.
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Clun
Acton
Batureiay
R. Jarman
Grisithe
J. Denuld
HH. Yeond
M. Cottortfi
V. Marker
L D O Sullivan Labour Candidate Profile
MR L D O Sullivan a Bay born Labour candidate for the forthcoming election. He was educated at Sydney University and entered the law. He worked at Clarges Inn Street High School and is the youngest Labour member and speaker of merit. He has been active in the Teachers Federation and Labour movement with keen political and economic interest.
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O'Sullivan
Bay
Labour
Mores Hieimet
Sydney University
Prevent
Clogs Inn Street High School
C'sullivan
Picciston
Hie Ar 'Im Boaldes
Teachers Federation
Hime
Abd Fis
Eco
Tataul
Mr. C Johnston Goulburn trades leader and railway official
Mr. C Johnston born near Liverpool Plains is son of Mr and Mrs J Loauhn. He joined the Railway Service in 1920 and was transferred to Goulburn as superintendent. An active ALP and ARM supporter, he formed the Goulburn Trades and Labour Council and served as its first president. He studied economics and has country problem experience. Educated at St Marys Manly and St Sweniet Se.
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Mr. G. Johnston
Gurinedeh
Liverpool Plains
Mra. J. Loauhn
Tamworth
Breeea
Tratfe
Catriet
Goulburn
Poer
Varcour
Abu
Bramehes
Murwinbrook
Upper Hunter
Gouloatra
ALP
ARM
Goulburn ‘Trades and’ Labour Counsil
Thor Ugh
Fem
Mr. Johnston
At. Mary's
Manly
St. Swemiet
Snakes Reported Early in City Streets
The article notes snakes appearing early in the city, with references to a winter pause and recent warm weather drawing reptiles from hiding. It mentions various streets and a local area, suggesting sightings and public curiosity as residents adjust to the unexpected welcome of reptiles.
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Bankin Nave
Stein
Beternonn
Luis
Dinner event at Government Room in Canherrea
Mr and Mrs Mixoelloney hosted a dinner for Sir Mixoelloney and Lady Tanne at the Government Room in Canherrea on Tuesday evening.
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Mr. and
Mracrutenby
Sir Mixoelloney
Jady Tanne
Government Rtoom
Can[herrea
Tuomiay
Chamber of Commerce backs Canberra university plan
A large Chamber of Commerce meeting at Hotel Wolley Ton urged support for establishing a permanent university in Canberra. Dr Henry proposed and the council planned to write the university, inviting city leaders to cooperate. Delegates coordinated decorations for Prince’s visit and arranged with city committees in Ingston Kingston and Mankato to stage displays and promotions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wolley Ton
McKielop
Ns Canberra
Henry
Ani
Tnt
Canberra
City
Ingston
Mankato
Wedding Anderson Jones at St Santes Church
The ceremony for Kenneth B Argernnn and the bride from Kiama and Airs Jones was held at St Santes Church with Rev Canun Roberta officiating. The bride wore a white dress with a coronet of orange blossoms and pale pink hyacinths, while guests including numerous titled and social figures attended.
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Sts Santes Church
Kenneth B. Argernnn
Kiamanu
Mark Norton
LieWt
Guise
Raplin
Slaney
Canberra
Beide
Techsia
Mer. Merk
Sarton
Col
C.D. Puller
Mon. Fuller
Migs Falter
Mia
Morton
A. Fuller
Riobert
Garran
Colin
McKennie
Ara
Pyatchiey
Btrw
Jf Baeling
A Alexander
Guy Tanner
Finiay
W. Parsons
W. J. Woodger
J-H
Calthorpe
Campbell
Eddison
John Karclin
T. AM. Burnett
Bercy Hay
Kicks Watson
GV. Clack
Atefbourne
Jayer Marks
Stroh Doselund
A. 8 Dickinson
Hit. Maude
J. Pletcher
Bribes Offered to the Police in Melbourne Case
S P Betting, Edger, McNamara, and Byrne were charged in City Court with conspiring from November 1, 1923 to March 1, 1924 to influence police in gaming offence detections. Edger allegedly obtained about 1000 dollars from two men by claiming to pass funds to police for immunity. Byrne and McNamara were also charged. McNamee did not appear. Byrne and Byrne were committed for trial.
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Melbourne
Alexander Gordon Edger
Thomaa B McNamer
Daniel Byrne
Byrne
McNamty
Kdpar
McNamee
Edger
Burn
Bayar
Lindrum in form for fortnight match
Walter Lindrum showed form tonight in a forthcoming fortnight match against Raynaumart. Details include late scores and a 41? showing. Davin 4788 noted amid the sparse report.
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Walter Lindrum
bin Fortnight
Agaist the Raynaumart
Joom
Davin
Horses and Sheep Section at HTP Show Ends Readiness
The annual FCS meeting highlighted larger dog trials and growing entries for the HTP show. Officials including Woodger, Cullingie Ltd, and ROA McKillop announced arrangements for exhibition access and logistics with plans for a new pavilion and improved facilities to be completed by the show dates.
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Ray
PRIDE
al Nweo
FCS
Uilto
Caberra
Mesars
Jt Kilby
FR Curran
Visit of Rev RG Nicholls Prominent Melbourne Clergyman
The Rev RG Nicholls rector at Fitzroy will preach online Sunday. Renowned for long service in Melbourne parish work and founding roles in the Boys Society, he is affectionately known as Brother Bill. The Melbourne clergyman will deliver a sermon at next Sunday evening service and is expected to impress parishioners with his work and character.
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Fev. BR
Nicholls
Fitzroy
Melbourne
Pitzroy
Nicholl
Frankston
Byer
Nicholé
Nichollt
Nateneeem
Nicholds
Join
Readers' Views on City Center Bike Safety and Pedestrian Paths
A reader letter raises concerns about cyclist and pedestrian safety in the Civic Centre area and along the footpath, urging stricter daylight enforcement of regulations. The writer cites rising risks and calls for clearer rules and dedicated walkways to protect the public.
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Walton
Derwas Civic
Nauru Lecture by JC Duce On Saving and Mite on Mant
An event at a hotel features Mr JC Duce an engineer with the British Commission giving a lecture on saving and mison matter. He recounts work along the Onoberra branch and in the Federal capital, noting roles with British Phosphate interests and related organizations. The lecture includes planned slides and a presentation aim.
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JC. Duce
Britint ‘Commission
Onoberra
Cone
York 'N Conners
Ain
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Yrore
Tred Walsh
Barpack BT
Timer” Building
Sity
The
Canberra Times
Times
P. P. Cox
W. Prowse
Meperis
Ate
Gueanbetan
Iemuery
Allaran
Kallogg
Rome
Eden
Monaro
Bank of New South Wales
Albert Hall
Canberra Musical Society
Plana
Gee's
Prowar's
SDAY
Anglican Synod
Albury Crime
Pedlar
Canberra Grammar
Itv
J. A. Perkins
Federal Golf Club
Baturday
Mr, L. D. O'Sullivan
MR. C. Johnston
Anderson—Jones
S. P. Betting
Lindrum
Davis
F.C
RG. Nicholls
Nauru
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