Briefs for Barristers Servicing Overseas in Parliament
The Attorney-General said in the Legislative Assembly that he was sending briefs to barristers serving overseas so they could earn at least half the fees. MP Williams questioned whether many barristers had enlisted overseas and were losing ground in their profession. Martin replied that several colleagues had enlisted and noted 15 or 20 briefs were issued to barristers abroad, including the son of the former Minister for Transport.
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Martin
Legislative Assembly
Williams
George's River
Crown
Browner
Philosopher Digger Finds Exit From Rut to Life
ALLE, a boy from To bruk, reflects on his own rut and death remark. He explains digging himself out of a low state to exist, offering a stark view of meaning and resilience.
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Alle
Tobruk
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Sydney Report
Sydney market notes show 1624 cattle yarded with cattle generally easier. best yewlers to 38/, steers 44, horfers 39, bullocks 39/ and cows 7/ per 100 lb. Sydney pig values note supplies of 2400 head with baconers and porkers mostly unchanged. prices per head and per 100 lb provided. Rabbit skins cheaper at Wednesday auctions with varied prices by grade. next sale set for November 5 in Sydney.
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Homebush Stock Sales
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney Sles
Porkers
No Ghost Towns in NSW Says Decentralisation Probe
NSW parliament member Mr R Nott chairs the Special Decentralisation Committee urging decisive action to curb the urban drift from country towns. He warns wartime shifts have left provincial centres hollow and calls for vigorous state measures once the committee reports. The largely country-turned group pledges full attention to the issue.
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Liverpool Plains
R. Bo Nett
I Sperial
Nsw
Parliamenbey Latant
Nott Adim
Nott
Special Committee
Enecin
Gloucester Bowling Notes Colleague Match Report
Gloucester hosted Dram Dungng Saturday and won by 12 points. Scoring included players Fewry Watts Byron Mark 19 Loorer Eibecksen Houghton Ehbeck jon Baker Robertson Murray Redman 20 Wandward Adams Smith Sheldon Burrage Hawke Kirwin Allan 21 Thrals a 7H.
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D.G. Fewry Watts
Byron
Mark
Loorer
Eibecksen
Houghton
Ehbeck
Jon
Baker Robertson
Murray
Redman
Wandward
Adams
Smith
Sheldon Burrage
Hawke
Kirwin
Allan
Rawson
Andrews
Laurantus
Beattie
Golf Notes A Stapleford Tomorrow Draws Set
Golf notes outline a Stapleford event and an Associates stroke handicap round to be played tomorrow. Matches include Cox versus Lynn, Channon versus McIntosh, McRae versus Brennan, Chariton versus Highfield, Stevens versus Rye, McAsgill versus McGown, Coote versus Brown. In the handicap draw, Mrs. Cavanaugh faces Mrs. Street, Miss Green versus Miss Yates, Mrs. Hughes against Miss Dobeen, Miss Relf against Mrs. Watkins, Miss Parish against Miss Middlebrook, and Mrs. Parish versus Mrs. Bagley.
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Stapleford
Cox
Lynn
Channon
McIntosh
McRae
Brennan
Chariton
Highfield
Stevens
Rye
McAsgill
McGown
Coote
Relf
Watkins
Miss Parish
Middlebrook
Parish
Bagley
Railway Excursions in November Announced
The Commissioner for Railways Mr T J Hartigan announced a series of excursions during the week of November 8 with return tickets from Gloucester to any New South Wales station at reduced fares. The Sydney bound excursion leaves Gloucester on Thursday 12 November. The return portion is valid for two months and station masters will offer details on other directions.
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T. J. Hartigan
Gloucester
New South Wales
Sydney
Paris Taunts the Nazi Invader in Daily Telegraph Account
A first person account from Mrs A wife of an English RAF man describes life in France under occupation. She notes strong pro British feeling among civilians who display RAF and French flags, while Laval’s downfall is cheered and Marshal Petain remains respected. Paris remains largely amused at the occupier, using wit as a weapon and mocking German soldiers who react with little recourse.
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France
RAF
Daily Telegraph
London
Britain
Laval
Darlan
Marshal Petain
Paris
de Gaulle
Hess plotted peace offer and fate at Glass House
Paul Holt in the Daily Express argues Hess flew to Britain with German High Command knowledge to press for a truce or neutrality deal, then was captured by Churchill and is now a state prisoner. Holt links Russia attack and Churchill's vow to try Nazi leaders, predicting Hess’s looming execution.
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Hess
Britain
Churchill
North Sea
Germany
Russia
Rey —Paul Holt
Daily Express London
Agricultural report on fodder shortage across districts
Agricultural Instructor Mr. M. Pitt of Taree warns of fodder scarcity as chaff and feed run short. He notes fishermen droughts limited fodder conservation above Kempsey, while Manning, Gloucester districts show slight improvement but need rain to save the situation. Winter fodder plots have largely been cut or fed.
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M. Pitt
Taree
Macleay
Kempsey
Gloucester
Proposed Companies Act change on balance sheet filings
The Companies Act may be amended so that proprietary companies controlled by public companies must file copies of their balance sheets with the Registrar-General. This potential change aims to increase financial transparency for linked private firms under public company influence.
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Registrar-General
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F.E. Jones
Church ST
Sosa
Lts
Ss. J. Bennett
Radio and Garage Service
Gloucester Howlers
England
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Pelaco
Cambric
Air Force
BERLE
Berleis
Bond
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