Taxi Fare Rise and Driver Association Notes
Junis-4 deputation will approach the Mun ster for Home Affaire MP Moore to seek a 4 per mile fare increase. The secretary of the Taxi Driver Association said taxi owners may have to close if new rates pass. MELBOURNE June 14 Australian workers can buy more food per hour of work than workers anywhere, a study shows. The Institute of Public Action notes that U.S. labor surveys indicate Australian workers must toil longer to buy the same food, highlighting wage gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Junis
Tichees Mullnr Towery
Munster For
Moore
Rob Caner
Melbourne
Teatitute of Public Acuion
Department of Labour
New School Syllabus Delays and Focus Areas
Brisbane reports the Education Department intends a new primary syllabus including English and arithmetic as strong points while social studies and science await review. Director General L Edwards notes the need for a balanced range to avoid overloading pupils with too many subjects and promises further examination by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Jemeit
Adacsiies
L. Edwards
New System for Junior Certificate Adopted
Brisbane June 14 The Director General of Education LD Edwards explained reasons for a change to the Junior Examination certificate system. He noted anomalies in grouping at the Junior Examination and remote issues in marking. The board endorsed the change unanimously saying the new system should enable employers to assess applicants accurately.
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Brisbane
LD. Edwards
Dean Cedaley
Howards
Polk Walt US
Pune
Board of Post
Dutch migrant seeks house setup amid Melbourne delays
A Dutch migrant Mr Wary Deer Low arrived in Melbourne with his wife and two children. He planned to erect a dwelling using luggage and ready gear, aiming to set up a furniture removal and lodging business if travel delays hinder home completion.
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Melbourne
Wary Deer Low
van Jer Leo
Prisoner Granted Nightly Latitudes at Liverpool Hospital
A prisoner escaped from Liverpool State Hospital and was allowed limited nightly reporting by a doctor in Central Court. Brickman, held for homicide, was granted permission to roam with supervision, reporting back each night, while others connected to the case faced various institutional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gydney
Liverpool State Hospital
Central Court
Cement Is Main Material Worry In Beparineint Leewi
A report notes cement as the main material worry for the Shire Council regarding a water work project. Contractors are anxious to commence delivery after engineers warn of supply constraints, with bids and storage needs at the reservoir and pipeline works under review.
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Verioua
Anil
Amd
Darra Cement Company
Sheeoureil
Lyrobeuetraclin
Hunter
Ocoe
Micuker
EY Rey
Hare
Pato Desert
Howard Jrewets
Fear Sou Wir Barter Pecornerenn Thant the Chairminn and Ourselves Be Puit Hozard
Black Hand Gang in Victoria Under Scrutiny
Melbourne detectives probe the Black Hand gang amid forged signatures and an immigration scheme. Police estimate more than 160 members and report blackmail and threats targeting individuals believed to betray the group.
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Melbourne
Sae
Aucralia
Victoria
Canterbury Two Year Old Maiden of Port
Canterbury field notes list participants and positions for two year old maidens, with horses such as Grand Step Sut Trace Fair Spin Fleeting Beau and Liquid Fire in early heats. Officials record weights, jockeys, and outcomes across multiple races including First Ashbury Mixed Stakes and related entries.
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Rae
A. Eaves
AL Whiteman
Severna
Hoselton
J Wickey
Hiavale
McCoy
N. Daly
Seth Process
Rineheval
A. Thampens
Cornell
Hickey Pousing
Ot Mallann
S. Bush
Kerrigan
Floodstream
Newbery Mousion
Puutnete
B. Killen Breeday
Wheenpenk
Pama
Belkrit
G. Moore
A. Thompson
G. Rodent
Allegram
PF. Williams
Aia Arma Vbaeren
Upe Byron
Ite and Barratt
Eive Grand
Hickey Brazen Sovereign
Carter Arrowdale
Bude Ie
Darke
Unclear OCR listing for Southern races and entrants
Fragmentary race card items include names such as Whitney Neal, J Berry, Anwyn, Cruuaven, Thumper Wings Away, and several others amid a dense field list. The page appears to catalog competitors, horses, and heats with minimal contextual detail.
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Nobility
BO J. Berry
Phar
Midesay
Whitney Neal's Ark
Pontiac
Anwyn Ibhi
Campale
Lomi Saymont Warman
Texan
Frankiann
Aden
Toierrspresse Trower
Selkoa
Waterson Antipas
Mister San Lala
Setkrg Valrey
Charming Sule
Berratt
Caulfield Toolamboo Hurdle Winners and Notable Runners
A crowded field highlights the Caulfield Toolamboo Hurdle with senior and junior runners. Winners and notable finishes include henry Bwits, Gerber Exetera, and Wanda in a tight prize event, with multiple horses claimed across divisions and sprint stakes.
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Toolamboo
Redhel
Gerber Exetera
Simeon E
Ariaties
Seledun
Panehay
Bs & Selb Tacsert Bremee
Doomben Fields And Racing Names From OCR Fragment
A scrambled OCR list references Doomben fields, racing names, trainers, horses, and places. It mentions horses such as Conquest, Thunder, Regal Stomd, and Royal Gaiety alongside various person names and venues, creating a dense, jumbled record of racecourse identifiers.
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Uae
Willy
Rangoon
Pieter
Kell
Clade Ciurney
Uivraten
Goa
Walston
Singh
Bright Fox
Sheriien
Srurteou
Marilee
Heal
Siumioy Arate
Noamard'y
Melita
Jun Mandi
JUN Mandi, Ats
James Bost
Fetike
Fisher Winhway
McLean
Tiveingeten
Paul Speizie
Warkeom
Byreer
Marieey
Royal
Andrew
Anomalies in Rail Way Removal Bill Pondered in Courts
Brisbane report notes calls from union secretary Mir Natton to remove anomalies in railway provisions. Claims seek protections against unpaid leave and absence penalties, arguing workers should not be penalized for days not worked while awaiting missing payments. Court action anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Naton
Lea Vie
Brisbane
Pommissalober
Drift From Dairying Advisory Meets in Sydney
Grisbane reports rainfall and gusts affect dairy areas. Commonwealth Dairy Advisory Committee chair Jemirmin to attend June 22 Sydney meeting. Plan to amend fertilizer policy aims to curb price rise and support dairy industry through summer.
Murder charge after nine years in Auteland case
An old murder case resurfaces as authorities file new charges after nine years. Key individuals include Auteland jurist George Coed and Mary Bil een Turner. Investigations focus on long-delayed evidence, with no body found and uncertain motives. Police pursue factual updates amid ongoing legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auteland
Juri
George Coed
Ras Tiel
Ty Mary Bil
Een Turner
Land Ballot Good Gamble Warns of Fair Odds
June 4 Lands Minister Mr Foley said towns will take part in land ballot. Applicants in the ballot will have far odds against them but the winning number will grant the holder an advantage worth 15.00 in the Golden Cwalut-Lromenately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biuisbane
Land Calvin
Foley
Rural Society of St George T W Grititha Presides at AGM
At the annual meeting of the Rural Society of St George T W Grititha was re elected president. Mr A N E Neal was returned unopposed as honorary secretary treasurer. The branch total membership of 113 was present. A report of the meeting will be published in the next issue. Diplomat Des II notes: Mrs MacLean, wife of diplomat Donald MacLean, gave birth to a daughter in London today.
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Rural Society of
St. George
T W
Mad Runner Should Win at Canterbury Meeting
The report outlines horses including Mad Runner and rivals at Canterbury and Randwick, noting past form, trainer and jockey shifts, and likely contenders such as Raven Bilaniae and Grey Theo for the Welter Handicap and other stakes. It highlights recent outings, prospects at Randwick and Canterbury, with emphasis on Canterbury stakes and mare prospects.
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New Look
Canterbury
Midwife
Oeler
Lantanterbury
Aden
McCartes
Tredana
Bath
Bate
la Thimble
Randwick
Mancini
G Moore
Centerbury
Pee Patil
Contempt Action Against S M Herald
Contempt proceedings against the Sydney Morning Herald editor John Balrtan and associate party continue in the Supreme Court. Lawyers and officials moved for a rule nisi after a Herald article published June 4 raised questions of contempt. The case, heard before Justice Minsellie, focuses on alleged prejudicial reporting and free press limits in a pretrial context.
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Sydney
Heme
Hilmwelle
Tat the Supreme Oun
Bediy
John Balrtan
Sydney Morning
Olre Smith
Lae
Ley
Ceart
Orn
Tani
Sivnier Iauney KC
Mr L Orazman
Rode
Feneratir
Hunter'h Fll
Abe
Peivale Rhamburs
Neal
Blood donors organized in the town meeting notes
A meeting was held to organize blood donors and support efforts at the Gleam bank area. Attendees included Matron and Detenue, with planning for a dedicated blood drive and related fundraising activities at the Courting Club. The gathering set a July date for a follow up meeting.
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Nedding
Davey Jones Backed in Brisbane Jute 14-Harx Race
Davey Jones faces a mixed field as backers in Brisbane mark a tense 14-Harx event. The race features a favored contender, with King finishing third and paired with a rival rider. crowd noise and pace quicken as the field presses toward the final laps.
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Brisbane
Tor
Celhmaan
Horse racing notes from a crowded entry list
A fragment lists two year old fillies and geldings in classes like Breeday and Maidens, with entries including Dubious, Vale Spin, Ashbury, Pontiac, Thankbrook, Campace, Texax, Lord Swynford, Flying, New Look, Asquil tal, Perisher, Canterbury Handicap. It mentions Welter and several horse names such as Dubious, Grey Theo, West Cookie.
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Rhedive
Kendwick
Theo
Triggmi
Tan Wick
Pontiac Ant Bank
Cole
Vale
Tracers
FIT Ashbury
Pontiac
Thankbrook
Campace
Texax
Lord Swynford
Asquiltal
Adem
Hallas
Perisher
Canterbury
Fir
Welter
Bilarinias
Dalston
Grey Theo
Kewi Bet
Dublewe
South Korean officers charged in army embezzlement
London dispatch reports South Korean government officials arrested on embezzlement charges related to defense funds totaling about 40 million. The inquiry follows a scandal tied to a controversial training camp and alleged deaths, prompting government actions and a parliamentary inquiry.
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London
Reuters Pown Representativ
Ceporle
Lina Tee
Die Systran Kier
Aianveeth
De Valera Returns as Ireland’s Leader After Coalition Fails
Eamon De Valera, aged Irish statesman, resumes as prime minister following votes that left his party short of a stable majority. His Fianna Fáil seeks support from five independents after a near nine-party coalition collapse, shaping Ireland’s government posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lune
Eamon le Valera
Mt Feve
Ohn Commie
LM de
Custwria
Valera
Chteerv Tye
Viana Pott
Allied successes in Korea capture Pyonggang triangle area
Allied tank forces of over 108 tanks seize Pyonggang in North Korea’s triangle defense zone. Report says advances reach Chorwon Kunx, with claims of Communist withdrawal toward Kumhwa and Kumhwa area. Western dispatch notes limited resistance and uncertain exact positions amid rapid maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pyonggang
North Korea
Pyonggang Chorwen
Kunres Comrie
Bierlangi
Mwachon
Kamhwa
Piel Despetetey
Ron Griffiths Fails to Pass Doctor in Brisbane Match
The report notes Ron Griffiths fails to pass a medical examination ahead of a key match against France at Prince End. Team selections list Mackay, Booker, Dawen Griffiths, and Jud Setirdew among players, with Queensland’s lineup including McGlynn, Haszard, MetGovern, and Crocker.
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Ron Griffiths
Brisbane
Aas
Leeappae
Fraece
Mackay
Dawen Griffitht
Betwee
Ipswith
Lpaeark
Lette
Haszard
Griffith
McCattery
JT Crocker
B. Davie
Drew
Db Hall
RK Davies
Wataon
G. Teya
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O'Brien
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Byickenen of the Wir Volerars
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Rosputal Superio
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Troureys
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Maan
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At & Forbes Adelaidean
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Fields For
Doomben
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Torulas Das
Delete Guth Lianpatrenn
Mater
Mabien Tay Year Ciel Wheat
Suuturt Murtind Disselloh
Girewr
Torn's Wish
Paul Syea
Grisbane
Diate
Quetitland Dairy Men's Oplanition
Jemirwmn
Jaimiesornaan
Avar
Commonwealth Jaw Liming Advisory Commnuter
Funy
Theweseucy
Barbro
Chet Pontiac
Aipmeer
Uty
Poe
S.M. Herald
Davey Jones
DE Valera
EIRE
Korea
Maine
Horsburg
Teel
Abel
Corser & CO. Pty, Ltd
Maryboro
Woodhead & Moors
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Holes Jones & Company
H. Leslie Jones & CO
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