Vital Statistics Pulse of Australian Population 1414
The 1414 vital statistics show births at 52 184, up 141 from 1413, while deaths rose by 1, or about 4 per cent monthly. Marriages fell 453 from last year, emigration dropped sharply, and net immigration remains weak. NSW remains the leading state, but overall fertility signals concern for future growth.
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Trivett
Statiaticon
Department of Immigration
Seator
Morudag
Morhia dl
Uoneuil
aMairn
Dinner With The 8085 In Industrial Court Debate
Justice Meydon in the Industrial Court touched on wages and conditions of employment under certain circumstances. The discussion covered if employers may object to workers sharing meals or if workers should be seated with employers during travel and meals. A.B. Watt noted a related claim before the Chairman’s Board about chauffeurs at the employer's table during trips.
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Justice Meydon
Industrial Court
Tuastay
A. B. Watt
Proment
NEVAN P AND A ASSOCIATION ADJOURNED MEETING HELD
The Quea Neevan P and A Association held its adjourned annual general meeting at the School of Arte with about twenty members present. President Re Moore chaired as polling results elected twelve committee members including Mouris CC H McKeahon James Conningham and others. Delegates were discussed for a Sydney Easter conference with a motion to appoint a delegate and consider views before final decision. Other business covered secretary position and future meeting plans including a Thursday session for further arrangements.
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School of Arte
Thors
Re Moore
Megara
Wicka
Collier
Committon
Vic, Mouris
CC. H. McKeahoi
James Conningham
R- BR
Keeffe
Wicksgail
Mess
J. Buta
KB. McDonald
Wicks
del Vale
Karte
Wesord
J. St. Hirris
T. Campbell
Warrio
Harris
Beramiog
Mr. Csrapbeil
Mr. O
Sullivan
Mr. Collier
Rms
Lenieey
Wodbige
Saul
Norris
Collie
Trenarks
Merting
Wetton
Eayers
Moore
Merara
Campbell
Australian murder case details in longview station shooting
A man named Cewold Coutts, son of Councillor Robert Coutts, shot and killed a cook after threats of suicide and a planned Melbourne excursion. The incident occurred near Boort and Longview Station, with Coutts pursued by bystanders as the cook attempted to flee. Police and residents assisted, and the cook died from a skull injury after being shot near the head.
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Cewold Coutts
Robert Coutts
Longview
Victoris
Melbourne
Boort
Coutta
Gill
Weaver
Dheter
Phe Howe
Tyke
Webster
Foxes Fall in Turbulent Meeting Over Prices and Bills
A garbled report details a dispute over prices for Enubaia and barges, with references to a West auirdoe location and a dealer associated with AAI. The fragmented text mentions peering routes, taxes, and potential view-town requirements, but concrete outcomes or dates are unclear.
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Enubaia
Bern
Patelen
Phe
Court hears idle furnace case among ironworkers
Proceedings concern a dispute among ironworkers about work stoppage and energy supply. The court and Mr Justice Heyden oversee arguments over responsibility, remedy, and compliance as a Wednesday meeting stalls duties and workers await action.
Presentation at the ecenium bergie by Mr Emerton presiding
The event marked Mr Emerton's first time presiding at the organization, following a long service in the post. A voluntary opening preceded a choir performance, with "Handel tiloria" from the 12th Massachusetts played by request. A surprise gift acknowledged Mr Emerton's role as choir master and organist, prompting an emotional response.
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Stephen
Fo. Emerton
Org
Emerton
Saurpria
Economic losses from strikes and mining shown in year data
The report notes last year 50 225 men involved in strikes and reckonits throughout Adena lia. The Jom of waogen is estimated by the Commonwealth Gratistitian to have toen £ 285 101. In New South Wales there were 154 digonian nvrying 40 011 workpeople, 447 079 working days were Joat and £ 904.46 lost in wugea.
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Adenalia
Waogen
New South Wales
Wugea
Bunday School Picnic Sparks Community Evening
The annual Sunday School picnic at Ellabhown after noon featured calm weather and a contest for prizes. Mrs Widau, once a teacher helper, led the event until a power outage halted activities, then the crowd resumed with refreshments.
Rifle Shooting Winners at Local Club Competition
Five members of the local rifle club competed for annual prizes on Wednesday. Conditions were ten shots at 700 yards. Arrol McInnes won the annual weekly prize. Beorra- (text incomplete) recorded a notable score.
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Loral Rifle ¢ Club
Verde Tanger
Aroald McInnes
Prise
Beorra
Increased Railway Fares and Freights Debate
An executive inaction set the stage for a £200 000 revenue rise by reintroducing railway fares and freight charges. The measure targets a £900 000 yearly return to fund wage agreements and living costs while public works and interest bills grow. examples cite Queanbeyan to Bylney fare differentials.
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Creighla
Hoyle
Toilwey
Queanbeyan
Byilney
Vie
Federal Observatory Debate Shapes Mount Strawle Site
The Commonwealth weighs establishing an observatory in the Federal Territory while trials determine Mount Strawle as permanent site. States seek meteorological access, but the Federal Ministry plans a single instrument and keeps meteorological work centralized, prompting talks with NSW officials.
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Mownk Strawle
Mount Strawwle
Commonwealth
Federal
Kelly
Hoo
Minketer
Department of
Moma Affairs
Carmichael
Education
New South Wales
Seley
Sint Wales
Wilted camp at Goulburn faces sudden fire risk
Report describes the camp near Goulburn being unsettled by a sudden blaze as dry conditions created an ideal fuel bed. An officer alerted by a bugler sounding the alarm, troops moved to contain the fire before it spread across the flats.
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Goulburn
Jerandie
Methodism at Canberra Debates Federal Appointment
The Canberra debate on establishing Methodist voices shifts to the New South Wales conference after the Australian General Conference remits the matter. The discussion centers on appointing a Federal representative and notifying regional conferences for support and cooperation.
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Canberra
Australia
New South Wales
Vanderra
Eola
SANDER'S EXTRACT PROMOTES MOUTH DISINFECTION FOR DISEASES
An old note extols Sander's Extract as a strong antiseptic for mouth disinfection to protect against throat infections and related diseases. It contrasts it with eucalyptus and promotes its safety and penetrating action for widespread throat health. Campbell, Chemin.
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Sandee
C .Pies
Dea
Sander
Campbell
Chemin
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