Voting Compulsory Referendum Plans Outlined in NSW
Chief Commonwealth Electoral Officer B H Allars said the September 4 referendum poll would cost about £30,000. Rolls have been re printed and 1 575 000 ordinary ballot papers plus 320 000 absent voters papers 35 000 postal ballots prepared. Voting will be compulsory. penalties for non compliance up to £2. Absentee NSW electors should apply for postal votes. NSW enrolled electors cannot vote outside the State as absent voters.
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Commonwealth
B. H. Allars
Mr Allars
New South Wales
Lost for six days in Borneo Jungle
21 year old apprentice RG Ingram spent six days and nights in the Borneo jungle after wandering from the Trevethoe off Sebatik Island. He survived on two bird eggs, endured ants mosquitoes and leeches, and was found by a party of Dyacks near Singapore.
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Marryat
Ingram
Borneo
Singapore
Trevethoe
Sebatik Island
Lighterman Johnston's fatal accident and coupon protests
Coroner probes a July death aboard a punt at the Heads where William Johnston was killed by ashes and a hammer release. Separately, a Bellevue Hill burglary case prompts a large union of NSW traders to demand abolition of coupon trading amid wide opposition from retailers and industry groups.
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William Johnston
Johnson
William Tate
Tate
Bill
Johnston
Tait
Fee
Hashov Famd Sunt Transport Company Ltd
Johmston
Royal Visit Plans for New South Wales entertainment
Premier Lang announced an organising committee for the Duke and Duchess of York visit to New South Wales next year. Lang as chair, Cain as vice chair, plus key officials from Sydney and state departments. An extensive auxiliary committee of department heads will assist, with cabinet consideration pending.
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Duke and Duchess of York
New South Wales
Lang
Cain
Parliamentary
Labor Party
C. H Hay
Haad
Police Department
Sydney Harbor Trust
Railways and Tramways Department
Tourist Bureau
Government Architect’s Branch
Public Works Department
Desperate Coercion in Prohibition Debate
An Evening News of Edinburgh reprints a New York weekly’s view on Prohibition showing that six years of trial prove federal ban may provoke ruthless resistance and that banning alcohol does not curb drinking but normalizes law violation. It argues moderation appeals must unite responsible drinkers with those harmed by alcohol.
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Mir McKell
New South Wales
E. J. Ellis
Tthe
New South Wales Traders” Protection Association
Ellis
Mixng South Wales
Me. JH. King
Country Traders’ Association
Major Shand
Butchers’ Association
Yast
Mr Reed
Bakers’ Association
Reed
WP Webb
Central Western Division
Tau Shap
Traci
Stork
Grace Brothers
McKall
Lang
Grierson
Evening News
Edinburgh
New York
United States
Senate
Australia
Industry
Nootlon
Capitol
Aetiskiy
uRneses
Wequisitiin
tStremmers
Jarmeraph
Vietoe
Jane Tor de Pesre
Usrenoemont
Comores
Gomes
Carnage
Siti
Hankin
Wien
Royal visitors plan committees for press access and security
Royal visitors reach a stage of detailed development where sub committees may be needed for specific purposes. A key committee would arrange facilities for press access and security, ensuring firsthand knowledge of the official programme. The fish-committee would be presided over by a...
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Amt
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Chas Hore
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Te Saveral Staten
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Services
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Weile
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Poe
Ibn
Geteler
Savevelons
Ra ‘Fis
Amd
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Wequiboh
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