Country Hotels Get Sanitation Inspectors For Rural Areas
The State Government acts on Justice Minister Lee's recommendation to appoint two inspectors with expert knowledge to advise country hotel keepers on sanitation. They will assist police and hoteliers, focusing on country districts, after visits to small country hotels revealed poor sanitary conditions. The inspectors are not to challenge police, whose role remains separate. The minister also consulted retiring Police Commissioner Mitchell before preparing his Cabinet recommendations.
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Mr. Lee
Mitchell
King's illness follows a normal course and honours conferred
The King's illness remains on a normal recovery path with rest and care. Australian honours include Mr Justice Powers named K.C.M.G and Kelso King knighted, plus Dr Earle Page named Privy Councillor. NSW receives C.M.G. for Tonn es-Noad. Commonwealth customs revenue falls £832,654 year to May 31, with total receipts at £37,693,320. Postal revenue misses estimate by £292,244 but tops last year by £460,038.
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Justice Powers
Kelso King
Sydney
Earle Page
Commonwealth Treasurer
New South Wales
Tnnes-Noad
M.lc
Commonwealth
Teasurer
Burglary and arson at Kew Post Office report
The Post Office at Kew was entered by thieves on Saturday night. About £20 in cash and postal notes stolen, a large sum of silver behind, and the building set on fire in five places. Inmates awoke to find the damage. At Cyeino Police Court, several defendants faced charges from rabbit control to contempt. American boys charter a berth. various odd notices conclude the fragment.
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Kendall
Kew
Cyeino
Mr. Crowe
Harry Cox
A. H. Skinner
John Fyrell
Cy Mutton
C. Tleming
Rebuttal to Cynics in Bathurst Address
In Bathurst, Dr. Crotty denounced rising cynicism among citizens and urged public spirit. He warned that those questioning personal gain when helping others would "get it where the chicken got the egg" and face swift consequences. The talk touched on increased costs faced by overseas, especially British, shipowners due to higher wages and a child endowment tax in New South Wales.
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Bathurst
Bathurst South
Dr. Crotty
New South Wales
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