Stationer's Hall to Confer with Vedrral Ministry
Chaotic dispatch reports Stationer's Hall plans to confer with a federal ministry in Canhorra on June 1. An official from the Treasury and a financier accompanied by a banking expert Ned Ola Niv are noted as traveling from London to Australid for the high level talks.
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Canhorra
Aillieaal
Anil
Af Fuences
Beithals Teourury
L-ft
Lonion
Australid
Peder Ministry
Nir
Passenger list and travel notes from a 19th century run to Darwin
Fragmentary OCR records show Mra G A Kemptes paying for travel to Actailles and Darwin with Lady Sowers and several Perth based passengers. Names include Hall MLC, James, Campion Tutcher, Meadames, and others as they journey toward Paunie Bay aboard the Midland strain.
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Sowers
Darwin
Matheriay
Paunie Bay
Koura
Pamesgora
Frm
Perth
Last Pies Midland
Meme EH
Hall Mlc
James, Gub
Campion Tutcher
Meiar
Leslie
Weather figures for the day show temperatures and rainfall
Readings record maximum and minimum temperatures for the day taken at 8 am. The entry notes rainfall patterns before 8 am and highlights the later part of the day as the period of interest for wind and precipitation trends.
Weather Forecast For Todats Regions
Unsettled conditions with rain expected across many districts. Winds rise from the south west to north west, with coastal and agricultural areas affected. A temporary improvement is possible toward the interior as fronts move through.
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Toulay
Gagcoyue
Dermor Kough Main
Indian Ocean
Weather Summary From Geraldton Rainfall Update
Weather Bureau reports rainfall across the district with variable totals. Registrations up to eight o'clock show Alone 16 points, North Upton 72, Chapman State Farms 41, Mullewety Greenough 1, Dongurra AL, Nangelly 4, Mingenew 16, Perenjori 15, Three Springs 9.
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Geraldton
Weather Bureau
Novifiea
Elork
Northupton
Chapman State Farms
Mullewe Ty Oreenough
Dongurra
Nangelly
Mingenew
Perenjori
Three Springs
Dramatic Screen Night with Romantic Classics
A mixed program features Apple eating competition a comic tragedy about an American pet and exotic Ma Livia Tealle Pentomana. Raymond Halloware and Martha Ostenss star in romantic tales praised as gripping. Bella Bennett delivers a standout portrait amid a dramatic scene of a distressed wife.
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Livia Tealle
Pentomana
Ayaa
Raymond Halloware
Biv Aml Ber
Guakber
Martha Ostenss
Severas Om
Tereday
Bella Bennett
Bank Bill Sparks Debate On Australian Reserve Institute
The bill known as the Central Reserve Hawk bill cleared a parliamentary recommitment, aiming to create a central bank to stabilize monetary policy. Proposals include initial Commonwealth funds of £2,000,000 supplemented by deposits from private banks, with directors appointed for staggered terms to ensure policy continuity and reduce political influence. Critics warn the bank could be used for political ends, while supporters stress stability and wartime economy benefits.
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House of Representatives
Central Reserve Hawk
Belgifel
Itechitect
Theodore
Awetrelin
Wally
Lemper
Bce
Crme
Ave
Amvi
Australis
Tein
Rueremey
The Golden Head Screen in Paris and Abroad
A lurid notice touts a world tour of provocative photography featuring European and American models. It promises exotic locales from East Africa to Europe, with claimed "Golden Head" scenes and artistic nudity highlighted as a premier exhibition.
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East Africa
Ignee
Europe
Paris
Munitay and
Tucsay
Latics
Ely
London Smell Report Describes City Atmosphere
A fragmentary reflection compares London to other cities noting a distinctive tobacco scent and busy offices. The text parries with playful but unclear observations about odors in Madrid and New York, hinting at urban atmosphere and sensory impressions rather than concrete events.
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London
Jonny
Mane Wifcult
Shaw
Putin
Barrow
Berlin
la Marevilles
Unclear text on bank reforms and government finance
The fragment discusses unemployment, bank reserves, and government borrowing. It mentions pooling bank assets, effects on customers, and potential Senate actions to improve the bill. It references Australia and municipal finance, aiming to ease the burden on qualified financial managers.
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Amstralia
Trabag
Semar Af Zrester
Tett Commumwensis
Neil Btate
Remerve Bank
Sind Me
Senate
Australia
Wireless beacons at Australian lighthouses described
The article discusses establishing wireless beacons along the Australian coast to guide ships through fog and bad weather. It notes that with radio beacons, captains could navigate accurately, reducing disaster risk, though marine accidents remain possible. Weather reports cover June to August patterns and shifting climate effects on the region.
Madness Popular The Saturday Observations Draw Favor
In 1580 the North Down Teachers Association debates Bible instruction suspensions until theology experts decide what Bible portions are credible. Meanwhile, progress shows children favor theatre and education alike with reduced prices for materiel. A highway patrol van tour reports good order on a Perth to Courgwin journey. Evening vaudeville offers mix of songs and dances. The Albany scenery draws visitors to Mount Melville and Mount Clarence with panoramic views of King George's Sound and Stirling Ranges, as town paths and reservoirs offer pleasant walks.
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North Down Teachers” Association
Co. Down
Irinad
Han
G. A. Deas
Automobile Club
E. H. Harkforth
Geraldtes
Perth
Courgwin
Wooda
Albany
Allamy Advertiser
Coriel Mount Melville
Mount Clarence
Mt. Clarence
Priory
King George's Sound
Stirling Ranges
Mt Molville
Grey Street
Toc H Great Southern Conference Area Meeting Attends Albany
A Toc H gathering travels from Albany to Goonawanggup for the Great Heathers Area Conference. Delegates, from Unowangurup Kujon MY Barker and Albany, share fellowship at Suobers Memorial Hall with a family meal and formal welcomes. Edie Piesse presides while plans for future meetings and the League's welcome are discussed, ending in a warm homeward departure.
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Stateen
Albupy
Goowangernp
Great Heathers
Toc H
Goo
Bed
Romla
Suobers’ Memorial
Toc Uga
Ates
B.C. Hall
Unowangurup
Kujonap
Barker
Albany
Edie Pieheirman
Wang
Endie Piesse
Tor H. Evers
Tulowa
Alhany
Unemployment Relief Fund meeting in Wright
The general committee of the Geraldian Letmployment Relief Fund met at Wright with 9% attendance. The secretary reported £406 1s 9d paid to the fund since inception, including large unseen contributions. £212 6s 2d paid in wages, with monthly contributions expected near £330. The council granted recreation ground use to soccer clubs during Queen’s Park works, and a sum of £4 was received from a Sunday match. Sixty unemployed were rejected from the current week’s list, and over forty remained unallocated. The executive committee was empowered to allocate future work, admiration for the pick-up committee noted, and rumours about fund administration discussed. A press letter was ordered to address unsubstantiated allegations.
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Wight
Una
Marying
D, Ik
Moffat
Boas
A.B. Hunleg
AG. Wheat
Gallrtion
Queen’s Park
Rey
Mare
Jemteavone
State Government Adopts Expanded Relief Works Plan
Melbourne, June 19. The Victorian government adopted a further programme of unemployment relief works costing £11,000. Expenditure authorized from special funds amounts to £10,000.
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Melbourne
Fixtures for Tomorrow Geraldton National Football Pregive
Tomorrow's fixtures feature Geraldton National Football Pregive with two grade matches at Ravers versue Fie Brigades A and B. The A grade lists Keegan as captain Ackland vice captain and a roster including Evenson Trigg Gaitty Baker Thouyman Nelson Garrett Hiter Thrum Allen White Dunn Snell Thomas Montgomery. Emergencies: Al Watt Cooper Rowe Allen. Fire Brigades A grade1 names Bohan Basther Iyan Grigaby Cunningham Riteke Mitchell Young Awe Davis Constantine Kheurer Bowtell Worthington Alexander Wrenstead Winston Palthial Energencien Ronni Gurcote.
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Frs
Revere
Keegan
Ackland
B. Evenson
M. Riteke
Mitchell
Gf. Young
Awe
Davis
Hi N. Constantine
Kheurer
I. Bowtell
L. Worthington
JL Alexander
Wrensteadl
B. Winston
Mmo
A. Palthial
Ronni
RL Gurcote
Australian student dies by self harm at station
London reports Gordon Hudolph Piper an Australian agricultural student at Rothamatend agricultural station was found dead with throat injuries. He died later in hospital after being moved to St. Alam.
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London
Gordon Hudolph Piper
Rothamatend Rajtrimental Station
St. Alam
Thattary
Australia’s Future and the Dusiners Connection
The fragment mentions Lilbenon Janetf and late Lord Glezilyse, linked to Australia’s future. It notes he was a major holder of wealth and influenced the Whretar with a belief in Australia’s future. It also references the death of a partner, R. Vivison and Co, on Bumday aged 3, in a damaged text snippet.
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Loniben
Janetf
Lord Glezilyse
Granettie
Australia
Wigeke Hjmarlf
Landibeagen
Tabert Nivison
Gru
R. Vivison and Co
Colue Coal Trade Court Hearing Report and Delays
The article notes a state court appearance related to coal trade, with a temporary order covering the prior three months. It mentions representation by the Miners Industrial Union and the Workers group, outlining disputes over extra or ore and the impact on trade terms.
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Arlateen
MW Coal
Arbitration bill stalled in mammal circles over trade barriers
The debate centers on proposed arbitration measures affecting marketing of products and the ability of Avatratin to expand. Sassco tenders and marble measures face setbacks, as supporters seek to curb cross border dealings while opponents warn of higher costs and reduced competition.
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Aulverse Eussens
Sassco
Avatratin
Riots at Jerusalem end in executions and clashes
Reports describe riots at the Jerusalem Wall during executions of three Arabs, with police arresting four at Drummers Gate and Superintendent Beott wounded. The events followed calls by authorities and aimed to disrupt the Jewish access wall, a symbol linked to 150 years of history.
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Nish
Drummers Gate
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