Prince presides at first Privy Council meeting in Australia
Telegraphic news notes the Prince presiding over Melbourne's Privy Council meeting and attending functions. The Labor party organ questions if twenty two members secretly met to depose Premier Storey and install a new party premier. The party denies audition, while some members urge more government activity. The Sydney Trades and Labor Council condemns deportations in protests at night.
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Privy Council
Australia
Melbourne
Labor Party
Labor Pany
Storey
Public bodies must channel replies through all electorate members
The Cabinet yesterday ordered future communications from public bodies to Ministers be presented through all members of the electorate, with replies sent via the same channel. The steamer Ormonde returned to Adelaide due to engine trouble. The Federated Cold Storage Employees Union plans a ballot involving two thousand members after wage offers were rejected. Slaughtermen seek £6 weekly, laborers and smoke-house workers shown in figures. A Mexico City report says General Herero the slaver Carranza has surrendered and is returning to Mexico.
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Federated Cold Storage Employees’ Union
Employers’ Union
Mexico City
Herero
Carranza
Mexicoity
Federal Capital Agitation Spurs NSW Unity Move
Alderman Hrooka urged continual agitation to secure a Federal Capital in New South Wales as essential for empire unity. The Monday debate referenced a British Empire runcheon and the aim to finalize the contract through persistent pressure.
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British Empire
Ald
Hrooka
New South Wales
Wedding of Wark Meech and Ayer a0th theme
The ceremony unfolded with a quirky, ornate program and the bride’s father guiding the couple through vows and gifts. Family, friends, and a sister named Won Viale Mech supported the couple as they exchanged rings, celebrated with food and song, and departed amid well wishes and lighthearted toast.
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Tie Ayer
Phares
Patdington
Blas
Pangs
Taupe
Jrech
See
Fey Ohng
Queneteraen
Wallin
Aod
W. Werk
Phew
Har
Wien
Rome
St. George's Mall
Brvde
Wutmerrane
Billions of Rabbits and the Protection Board
In Sydney yesterday Mr Mackensie, chair of the Pastures Protection Board, discussed the rabbit pest. He noted trapping for market raised hunter activity and that drought reduced infestations but rains did not curb drought. The convention passed a resolution urging government gazetting of stock and Crown reserve regulations to empower boards to destroy rabbits on stock lands and roads.
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Mackensie
Pastures Protection Board
Sydney
Butchers Shops Planned in Canberra Territory
Senator Thomas asked about allowing a butcher to open a shop in the Federal Territory to supply residents. Senator Russell said an ordinance is being prepared to grant Ministerial authority for butcher licenses, but no permits yet. Expected to start early July. residents have lacked a butcher's shop until now.
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Senate
Thomas
Federal
Russell
Camden Tragedy Ends in Axe murder and Suicide
Robert Shoobridge killed his wife at her parents home in Camden on Wednesday, then took his own life. After attacking his wife with an axe and slashing her throat, he searched for a step-child without success. A nearby resident heard screams and found Shoobridge with a self-inflicted throat wound. He died at the hospital shortly after.
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Robert Shoobridge
Camden
Shoobridge
Hoy Scouts Picnic Tomorrow at Big Bridge
Hoy Scouts plan a picnic at the Big Bridge tomorrow at ten o'clock. Foxen are rumored abundant near town while an early man achieves several daring feats on the river Mats this week.
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Hoy
Foxen
Tax Inspectors and Dairy Stock Policy Discussed
Directors discussed appointing FJ Walsh as acting tax inspector to handle travelling duties. A letter from the Minister for Home and Territories declined Commonwealth payment for a stock inspector’s salary but offered a fee for services in 1919 on dairy herd checks. The Board objected to a lease by Mr Culverwell and noted reserves transfer to Lands. Inspector Newell reported reduced district rainfall, a conference resolution favored ear marks for cattle, and urged subscription to the State loan.
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Kegan
KR Moore
T. Rutledge
A. G .McKeshar
J. V. Mibberou
FJ Walsh
Hoskingtown
Newell
Colverwell
Forestry Department
Culverwell
Ringberk
Institute of Stock Inspectors
Bell for Unemployed in Prince's Visit Relief Efforts
Mayor Collett reports a telegram from Mr Bluett on government relief aims for unemployed. Mr Dooley, acting premier, urges council cooperation to provide maximum relief and to arrange works during the Prince's visit.
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Collett
Bluett
Eee
Dooley
Remier
Triumph Pictures Presents A First Class Programme Tomorrow
Triumph Pictures screens a top night program featuring Waifs with Gladys Hulite a soul stirring drama Fringe of Society with Milton Sills Pathe News topical and Bawled Out comedy Prices are unusual and music will change for the event.
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Triumph Pictures
Gladys Hulete
Milton Sills
Pathe News
The Prince's Visit to Queanbeyan and Public Observances
A detailed account describes the Prince of Wales visit to Queanbeyan with official ceremonies. It notes the mayor and aldermen, guards of honour, and public gatherings at the camp and pump theatre. Fitting tributes to fallen soldiers, charity activities, and a troop movement are described amid court pageantry and local press presence.
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Prince of Wales
Kowal
Alent
tYewwubeyen Sud
Farrow
Lisrain
Wale
Hemor Atv
Auhiiers
Abel
Queanbeyan
Prince Shows Grace in Two Up Drill With Diggers
An accounting of the Prince playing two up with Home Guard diggers after New Year celebrations. The young group, led by Diggory Wally, received a morale boosting demonstration from the Prince and Mutter Gunner Reilly. The spin contest settled the argument, with the Prince reportedly in good spirits and the Diggers eager for more games.
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Gunner Reilly
Fritz
A.D
France
Monroe
Tom Crow
Reilly
Bey
Fekows
VISIT OF VICE-RECAL OPTICIANS TO TOWN
Messrs UW A Barraclough Ltd and associates will visit the town for professional optics consultation. Fire department members with London University DHC A and FLO qualifications will demonstrate lens adaptation to relieve defects. On Tuesday 5th June at Harrison's Motel from 9 am to 5 pm.
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Nyaney
Sminomroeana Mewcastie
London University
D.H.C.A
FLO
Barnactovan
Harrison's
Aim
Mournful Queanbeyan Service For Mrs Dunlop
A large congregation gathered at the Methodist church to honor the late Mrs Dunlop. The service, led by Rev. Comte and attended by family, friends, and neighbors, conveyed deep sympathy for her prayers and long devotion. Ms Walsh and family expressed gratitude for the community support during the bereavement. The gathering included remarks on her kindness and influence within the local district. An $new concrete kerb and other civic works were noted as progress in town life.
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de Reuday
Peentry
Queanbeyan
Children of the
Law
Dunley
A.B. Swan
Tate
Jack McKive
Mes Walsh
Dunlop
Mion Walsh
Manny
Duck McKin
van Olivost
Carti
Ully
Alecon Ainieingly
Mungemdore
Memorial ceremony and cadet drills at College of Saturday
A report from the College of Saturday fase notes Mr G4) Modlin visiting to inspect the wave and discuss advancing the wager after January 1920. Gen Mirdwood’s visit included a guard of honor inspection, cadet drills, and the unveiling of a memorial to Lt Gen Bridges. A committee plans a King's Birthday outing and a social, with a meeting to be held Monday.
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Modlin
A.W.E
Tien
Parnell
Bodhi
Gen
Mirdwood
Guard of Honor
Bridges
K.c.my Cmg
Bmg
Rabbit Skins Prices Rise at Sydney Salon
Rabbit skins prices brightened at Wednesday's Sydney salon in a report from Winehcombe Carson Ltd. Rates advanced across grades from 1d to 70d per ticket, with lower classes showing smaller changes. Figures for peltry and does also moved upward, while other distinctions ranged from 1d upward.
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Winehcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Shortage of Newsprint Forces New York Newspapers to Trim
The New York Times telegraph correspondent reports emphasis on conserving newsprint. London under date April 11 notes effective measures to cut pages in New York evening papers. Most afternoon editions will be eight pages, deleting display advertising and limiting inserts to small notice cards.
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New York
London “Times
New York City
Manchester Trust Members Advance State Run Sydney Plan
Me Jamen Clarke trustee and Mr Taylor secretary of Manchester Independent of Selna model vote for 24100 towards the State run Sydney on Wednesday.
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Jamen Clarke
Mr. Taylor
Manchester
Selna
Vo Ue
Sydney
Wedeoulay
Local club notices and sailing plans for Wednesday events
The fragment outlines Wednesday plans for Qesaadegan Hifle Clas activities, Tide AT Cumin, and the Maslin A1/1 event near Rotres with prize details. It notes new members joining the club, attendance at a function, and remarks by Mr Maddrolt, secretary of the Vines Bithe Cras, about starting aid and the Deotrven prion meeting.
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Roemtrag
Cumin
Captain Taylor
Wesdurning
Rotres
Maddrolt
Tennis Mates Match Reports at Wilhamedale Park
A local tennis card at Wilhamedale Micholagw features Duntroon Civilians versus Hawer aude Hmunrenm on Sunday Ainaloe with Quean sweyna clash on Werluoslay ment. Mr Percy Marwan hosts a town event with Mr Lindsay Laneham named secretary to oversee the forthcoming week’s fixture. Den Grammar Seboot notes Queanbwey Seat event with dance.
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Duntroon
Wilhamedale
Micholagw
Ainaloe
Queansweyna
Percy Marwan
Lindsay Laneham
the Webb
Warrigats Aim to Defend Whyte Cup in Bungendore Match
The Warrigats travel by motor char to Hingendate for a Wranesday clash. Captain Whyte leads the side with Mr Herb Me Kus as trainer. Nayoun failed a difficult kick, T. Douke scored a try. Cadets prepare for Goulburn relay and Coons Grammar visit in June. Scouts anticipate a keen contest at the Bungendore cup event with local notes on players and training.
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Warrigats
Wranesday
New Warrigais
Goulburaith
Plac
Goulburn
F. Blundell
T. Hungerford
A. Byrne
Collett
L. Swan
Becugio Ai
V. Smith
K. Johnston
I. Smith
C. Woodger
W. O'Rourke
Ten Thousand Unemployed Reported In Repatriation Preview
The Minister for Repatriation released a partial operations preview up to April 20 1980 showing 190,682 work applications received overall with 2,800 in April and 4,092 placements across states. As of compilation 10,182 remained. of 180,063 since April 1918, 160,841 men have been placed in employment.
Young plans large scale wine grape cultivation venture
Young aims to plant 200 to 300 acres initially for wine grapes with a long term view toward thousands of acres. The piece notes a society drama titled The Fringe of Society promoted by Truth Tomorrow and mentions a Sydney talk to be held soon.
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Young
Sydney
Unclear fragmentary report on events and notices from multiple regions
Fragmented OCR text covers diverse items including a steampipe accident, political rumors, weather notes, auctions, church proceedings, public dances, and agricultural market prices. It mentions a fatal steampipe incident near Lago Ape, a request for arrest records, a protestant cathedral matter, a dance event on Tuesday, and various sheep and dairy market quotes. Names and places are garbled. the piece reads as a scattered column of notices and brief items.
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Jindebyor
Adaminaly
Dalgety
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Quiarbeyan
R. Thomson
Chilling Works
Gueanbeyan
Nue
Freeing Works
Jix
Freeving Works
Lackey Street
Darling Harbor
Daking House
Rawson Mave
Woodgers
Calthorpe
Stock UK & staTion Rom Agent
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Eles
Dintrict
Cooper's
Ross
Yorkhire
Trun
Sim
Sherae
Woodgers & Calthorpe
Monaro Street
Paowes
Arthur Mea
C. Throsby Young
Queanwryan
M. Johnston
Campbell Breet
Hams
Curran
Queanbesan
Wurse
Wilson A.t.na
Adil
Morrissett St. Queanberan
Telegraphic News
Sydney Trades and Labor
Ormonde
Adelaide
Diggers’ Banquet Fund
Hedros
Hill & Son
F. Bell
Moore
Gibbs
J. Swan
Nurve Curran
Dackenn
T. O'Neill
J. Tl, Fowhie
Meech Jun
Wark Meech
Butchers
Canberra
Canden
Pr. Beard
Bell
the Prince and
Messrs
UW. A. Barraclough Ltd
Rabbit Stias
Hy Nockydratn
Hes
Greeny Friel
Hoateaine
Leslie Cure Warvett Hey
Levy
Evan
Pork Tramway
Luxor Mellning Company
Tad
Bowen
Eyosible
Furth
Arthur Heresimen
Maerick Sli
Nuburtan Dairymou Kare Brent
Iske
Noewewary
Eounniomeing West
George Fearnwing
Granville Eunomy
Mm Munday Wight
Vadh
Hine
Counteil
Tanaporonry
Bas Ju
Lett
Belton
Andres
Tlish Champion
Victoria
Palmer
Bunge Dove
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W. Myles
Tun
Ryan
Eh Wathers
Danals
Homebush
R. Moors
Buiders
Wrual
Huwness
T. R. Wooneer
Onperuid
Sheen
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