Scholarship Committee Amends Terms For District Students
The Scholarship Committee proposes an amended clause to allow tenable scholarships for six years at any state or secondary school offering courses up to the intermediate standard including domestic science commercial agricultural rural and technical. Two years at a college or agricultural college are also outlined. The Trust Account proposal seeks to hold surplus funds and enable distribution to assist smaller districts. The document also notes intent to aid smaller districts in their fundraising and to broaden support for local students.
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Ferh College
Agricultural College
Wyistered
High school fees spark political debate on taxpayers burden
The discussion centers on Sir George Fuller's proposal affecting high school fees and the Labour stance. Critics argue the plan shifts the cost to poorer classes while supporters cite a need for government reform and efficiency.
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George Fuller
Laws
States Commission
Labor Party
Weiter
Luss
Endowment Plan Aims to Fund World War Graves
Proposals before the Imperial War Graves Commission seek to raise an endowment of 25 million to yield about 210 thousand pounds a year, funding graves worldwide. The plan includes a commission of 1 thousand nine hundred pounds for four people over six and a half years, with annual votes to complete remaining work.
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Cainceci
House of Representatives
Lai 9Ee
Imperial War Graves Comession
Senator’s reply on liquor supply for Parliament House
The Prime Minister’s reply to Mr Bosden notes that liquor sales are banned across the Capital Territory and asks whether any liquor would be provided for the Feder Parliament House under construction, with the suggestion said to receive consideration.
Premier Pledges Four Hour Week Plan In Newtown Speech
The premier Mr Lang stated the four hour working week will be introduced at once and urged manufacturers to prepare adjustments. He cited 1921 as a prosperous year and warned during the earlier campaign that such changes would come with reasons and preferences for local products.
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Lang
Broadway
Glebe
Chirilan
No ALP decision delays South Wales executive conte
The South Wales branch of the 11 executive will not hold its conte until next year due to lack of funds and priority given to federal elections. The item notes ongoing planning and energy use amid parliamentary timing. Also includes an advertisement endorsement for Zam-Buk healing balm with testimonials from Sydney residents describing rapid relief from burns and skin injuries.
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South Wales
ALP
Liswee Ware
Amy Barn
Ea-Ureil
F. Swan
Annandale
Sydney
Miss E. Talt
Loch Strew
Fragmented OCR political notice with garbled names
Odd text fragment refers to a parliamentary procedure on redistribution seats and a presentation at a Legislative Assembly. Mentions ministers and party leaders but names and actions are unclear due to OCR errors. No clear event date or place is extractable from the readable portions.
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Prnopettionad
Fragmented OCR notice with garbled names and numbers
An unclear OCR fragment mentions penalties and sums in a legal or official notice. It references fines, dates, monetary amounts, and several garbled proper names, suggesting a public notice or court record with uncertain details. The readable elements indicate a penal or financial action but lack coherent structure.
Public notices and dental sale of a property
A local society announces late sales and property transfers, including a lot purchased by Sydnee et al and another by Codthara for 46. Money drafted on approved security. Agent listed as WINTEE GROSCHLAL Titel Bik. Also an advertisement for Peps cough remedy claiming efficacy for bronchial ailments with historical medical endorsements.
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Svein
Sydnee
Codthara
Tate
Cremina
Atlarris
Outbound Outlook Sparks Mixed Trade Signals
The report describes cautious trading across United States markets with mixed tones. Dealers note firmer prices in sheep and wool sectors, while Australian displays show variability. Analysts weigh supply forces and consumer demand as markets inch toward clarity.
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Verne Reparte
Carson
United States
Arion
Ebowine
Peter
Breiter
John Higgins
Nih
Mabe
Patel
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