Royal Automobile Club tests fuel economy on NSW route
The Royal Automobile Club of Australia supervised tests for The Tram Company Australasia Ltd on a 165.7 mile NSW loop including Bulli Pass. Cars aimed for average 30 mph, with 10 gallons of Super Power Chief motor spirit measured at start. Fuel systems and fittings were inspected. results showed the fuel use achieved under controlled conditions. The tests, overseen by Fred J. Berry of RA.C.Q., were to compare economy standards for motor spirits across Australia.
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Royal Automobile Club of Australia
Tram Company (Australasia) Ltd
Fred 4. Berry
Ue Techinical
Ft. A.C.Q
Ted
New South Wales
Sydney
George's River Midge
Stamwell Park
Bulli
Wollongonz
Dapto
Shellharbour Turcoil
Kiama
Jem Herco
Albom Park
Mitt Vans Annia
Campbelltown
Stotmey
Ra.c.q
Fred J. Jerry
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Texas Company
Fond VR
Australia
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Aged couple escape gale damage to home
An elderly couple, Mr Marr a retired teacher and ex Commissioner, and his wife Mrs GN Morrie, narrowly escaped a Sunday night blaze that destroyed part of their residence. They were hospitalized in shock.
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Marr
Unfortunate Family Faces Tragedy and Flood Suffering
Fragmented report describes a family, eight siblings, and others affected by a river drowning danger. A mother is seriously ill in hospital while relatives gather at home worried about care. The piece mentions aircraft drops to restock lakes and the Usk enduring water shortages during aerial operations.
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Nebee Lakes
Usk
Speculators to Benet and Federal Trade Power Debate
Hon A J Hunter argues against pooling and export market manipulation. He warns excise or bounty as counterproductive, urges preserving state powers, and critiques unification as risky to trade freedom across borders. He emphasizes Commonwealth oversight only if state cooperation exists and advocates referendum-backed constitutional change.
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J. A
Hunter
Hotmafe
Dora
Commonwealth
Svein Gowera
Labour Party
Labour
Tasmania
West Australia
South Australia
Priy Council
Sam Wetwenn
Brishape
London
Brisbane
Tweed Heads
James
Fragmented Voice on Federal Excise and State Rights
The text argues for federal action to enact new measures trialing with monetary policies, advocating governmental control over markets rather than existing state based systems. It laments the potential spread of excise and bounty schemes and calls for a broad, people’s republic approach through parliamentary representation and federation.
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Endaeer
Owen
Borties
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