Loughlin Leads in Goulburn Count Amid Transfer Uncertainty
Unofficial tallies suggest Mr. Loughlin will win about 83% of Mr. Garry’s transfers in the Goulburn Electorate as second preferences are counted. Absent votes remain to be counted, with Tully and others contributing to the evolving total.
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Faery
Tully
Lavee
Aheem
Puelyl
Dhe Talale
Boseedom
Unclear crime scene and overdue dog blamed
A garbled report describes an investigation by the Sle OFT development committee and police at Market Desworth. An officer found a degenerate dog and overdue master linked to a disturbance. no clear names or dates emerge from the legible text.
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Market Desworth
Eigheid
Wulek Tod
Moorefield Saturday Race Notes
Fragmented OCR lists horse names and odds from Moorefield races. Items include Stir Dweller Relate Ob Farinwh Meritt Wigeh Phienie Keelier and Red Earl, with unclear results and placements.
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Roda Meritt
Necklace Saves Girl From Razor Attack In Court
Noraly Lemmen, aged 11, survived a razor attempt by her father Thomas William Leomen after he seized her in her mother's lodging. The judge noted the necklace she wore prevented a fatal wound during the attempted murder. Leomen, 31, faced sentence for wounding with intent to murder.
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Goliler
Norul Lemmen
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Dvink
Te Look
Noraly
Gofclock
Justice Charles
Painting the aides of tyres and colour schemes in America
The item notes a trend in America about painting tyre aids to match body colours. A motor vehicle incident is described with multiple cars and eyelets mentioned as held up, while a duck leads ducklings across a road near Epping Ongar in England. The text then shifts to Defence Ministry proposals for an inquiry into a mail service in England. The Presbytery of Sydney nominates David F. Brandt as Moderator for a 193%. The All-Australian Council of Trade Colonels is to be summoned after parliamentary elections. A Magna Carta Day observance and public school activities in Blaze are mentioned. A Rotary Club talk on railway matters references Mr. OU, Brain and Mr. Cheary, with titles and roles muddled.
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America
Epping
Ongar Road
England
Train Wreckers Threaten North Coast Mall Line
Police and railway detectives chase a series of deliberate aims to derail trains near Wintown and Kolodeng. A North Coast mail service derailed near an embankment after sleepers and stones were placed on the track. If the train had derailed, a serious accident would have occurred. drivers narrowly averted disaster.
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Sydney
Winetown
North Coast Mall
Sinerman
Metro Nolan
Premiers Postpone Conference Date Adjusted to June 28
The Premiers conference across New South Wales Queensland and Victoria is postponed to Tuesday June 28 to suit the Premier Ministers. Prime Minister Mr. Louna approved the change to allow Cabinet review of the state's financial position and enable emergency legislation and budget planning for the next year. Queensland Premier-Elect Mr. Forgan Slit aims to align with the plan, submitting necessary legislation and budget measures as required.
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Bax
Loona
New
Tinanela
New South Wales
Queensland
Forgan Slit
Parliament opens with strong government line in inquiry
The fire scene of the new Parliament session opened with Speaker Peach presiding. The government outlined a deep commitment to present a federal position, while cries during the session targeted the North Cowet and other agencies. A Sydney motor accident, a drowning at Melbourne pool, and other fatalities were reported. Economic speaker C V Jane urged higher exchange rates, and arbitration court hearings continued on union claims. The Alwtration Art Society opened its exhibition with Professor le Gay Brereton praising the society.
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le Gay ‘Brereton
Society For En Luring Ouihtal Ariinta
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