Debates on wage justice in the state assembly
A 1912 report details MLA W C Grahame of Wickham attacking the Speaker Willis over majority support. It covers broader questions of pay according to work, employer liability, and the ideal of labor value amid political tension and parliamentary procedure.
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W. C. Grahame
Wickham
Willis
Mer
Grabine
Grahame
Dogrem
Alfie
Goyer
Xettine
Anil
Metheas and Beatty Lead Rifle Club in Saturday Shoot
The Metheas of the Imperial rifle club won the event with a high score as Jay Beatty topped the board at 72. Scores were chalked up at the 700 yard range with Moores and Gallagher among the notable shooters.
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Metheas
Ipeal Rifle Club
Nah A Vordal
Teds
Uoly Uhres Phowlers
Uiunlay
Whee Jay
Beatty
Moores
Jas. Beatty
Gallagher
Ail Geo. Muriy
Prominent Local Speaker At Alliance Methodist Event
Mr. John Complin, general secretary of the SSW, delivered a vivid talk titled Dimmonly in the Rough at the Method Church. His engaging recital described saved men in perilous lives, drawing strong interest and praise from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Method Church
John Complin
SSW
Atlinnod
Complin
Allianon
Ollievrew
Miro
Life Methodist Church
Chriat Church
Achoal Hull
Queanbeyan Hospital District May Committee Meeting
The Queanbeyan District Hospital committees of management held Friday afternoon in the nurse room with members including Campbell Cronker Morgan Hetherington Woodward Fullick Henderson and others. Correspondence noted chief secretary actions on salary and remuneration issues and a plan for hospital additions while reports showed May finances and medical staff updates.
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Committes of Management
Nesrd-room
Presant
F. Campbell
Dorwrury
Denk
N.S.W
Queanbeyan
Australian Drug Company
de Richardson
Doctors Sh
Richardlvon
Wig
Morgum
Peux
Melowes
Wadlemin
Murwan
Croaker
Tink
Nsw
Home Affairs Department
Yretiente
Finn
Richardson
Ch. Campbell
Browead
Hawaii
Morgan
Crouker Seronding
Rain Ends Drought Across State With Heavy Springs
Steady rain began yesterday morning and continued. reports show magnificent rainfall across the state with many stations recording over four inches, breaking the drought. Farmers and pastoralists rejoice as prospects improve and a new growing season begins.
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Opae
Farewell for Mr A Nott at Quoalburn Penny Post
Friday evening a large group of friends gathered to bid farewell to Mr A Mc Nott formerly with the Goulburn branch of the Bank of New South Wales now promoted to the new accountant at Qurasheyen. A silver backed brush set was presented to Mr Neil as a token of esteem.
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A. Mc Nott
Nott
Goulburn
Bank of New South Wa
Qurasheyen
Neil
Federal Capital Works Report Outline
The Department of Home Affairs plans extensive work at the Federal Capital this financial year. Projects include continued brickworks, road construction, and installation of a power plant.
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Department of Home Affairs
Prospects of a dissolution and election timing
The text suggests dissolution is likely, with Pur and Soment resembling on duty power. Indications show no major government effort to restart work, while appeals to voters rise. Federal elections nearby will be hotly contested, making a state election timing undesirable for campaigning and funding.
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Amon
Sermon and notices mix amid a garbled page
A damaged OCR fragment reports a church sermon by Rev. Stacy Waddy at St John the Baptist Church in Canberra. It also references a cross examination of a sugar commission and various medical and public notices with unclear dates and names.
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Stacy Waddy
King’s School
Parramatta
St. John the Baptist Church
Conberra
WL Asm
Thotan
Licensing Court Grants Hotel Licences in Queanbeyan and Bungendore
At the Licencing Court last week Dr Blackall and Mr F Campbell presiding, several names were granted licences for hotels in Queanbeyan and Bungendore. Awards include Royal Hotel Queanbeyan Evan Davies Commercial Hotel Queanbeyan Victoria Hotel Queanbeyan Hoy a Hotel Bungendore Cricketers Arm a Hotel One Tree Hill Gininderre al assebard value £60 John Dewald McAlister Lake George Hotel Bungendore Catherine Walsh Victoria Hotel Hee hinglowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licanning
Dr. Blackall
F. Campbell
Martin Byron
Royal Hotel
Queanbeyan
Evan Davies
Commercial
Henry John Sealy Hungerford
Victoria Hotel
John James Deneally
Hoya Hotel
Bungendore
Morrie Logares
Arma
One Tree Hill
Gininderse
al Assebard
John Dewald McAlister
Lake George Hotel
Catherine Walsh
Hee Hinglowa
Tram Fatality in Sydney After Near Crowded Street Event
A tram accident on George Street Sydney killed laborer Michael Savane shortly after 7 pm on Saturday. He attempted to cross the street and was struck by a tram car, rendered unconscious, and died at Sydney Hospital. The deceased had recently arrived from Dungog and was an Irish native.
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George-Street
Sydney
Michael Savane
Sydory Hospital
Deceneed
Dungog
Wese
Ireland
Schools of art questioned by Lord Abelmoford at Haber Bele
Lord Abelmoford argued against the label school of arts in Australia and warned it risks miseducating the public. He urged renaming such institutions to avoid confusion with real educational workshops where crafts are taught. He proposed calling them metal gathering halls instead.
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Lord Abelmoford
Haber- Bele
Australia
School of Arta
Aru
Rock An
Land Tax Totals Across Australian States for 1930s
The land tax collected last year reached £1,404,009 with state distributions: £13.40 from South Wales, £361,428 from Victoria, £148,060 from Queensland, £135,097 from South Australia, £48,580 from Western Australia, and £32,662 from Tasmania. About 13,387 Australians own unimproved taxable land. only 2149 are sheepers. Absentee ownership is highest in Victoria, NSW shows 746 resident taxpayers, and Victoria has few owners with value above £60,000. A wartime land payment distribution is noted within ranges up to £390,000 with NSW and Victoria highlighted.
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South Wales
Victoria
Gheensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Peranos
Austalia
Commonwealth
Avelin
New South Wales
Wishel
Child Killed by Motor Car Near Victoria Barracks
Harold Linton Beverley aged six, living with parents at Padding, was playing with companions on the grass plot outside Victoria Barracks when he ran into the road and was struck by a motor car. He suffered concussion and spinal injuries and died about hours after admission to St Vincent's Hospital. The car driver has been arrested.
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Harold Linton Beverley
Padding
Samay Mercing
Laderas
Gros
Victoria Barracks
Pollerman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Foreign cutstances found in weekly paper parcel
A Dutch English mail inspection uncovered a concealed package inside a neatly folded weekly paper. It contained tobacco, postcards from Henryville district, a leather boot lace, cheap greeting cords, a gold bangle, other postcards, and rifle parts. Senders may face fines between £1 and £50 for foreign matter in a newspaper.
England South Africa Test Opens With Fast Bowling Duel
England trails South Africa by 120 for 1 as Rhodes 35 and Spooner 6 help set the stage. Fowler and Barnes shared the bowling honors as South Africa began with strong batting yesterday before Rein stopped the Australians match against Yorkshire.
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Telegraph
South Africa
England
Fowler
Barnes
Rhodes
Spooner
Yorkshire
Infant found in bag and street. two newborns reported
A baby girl was discovered alive in a chaff bag in a Grey residence yard after a passerby heard crying and alerted occupants. A tram conductor found a second newborn female corpse in a lane off Phillip Street, wrapped in newspapers dated May 11 and June 1, reportedly killed hours earlier.
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Grey
Benevolant Soriety
Phillip-Street
Hedfern
Athlete's Mistake At Corowa Court Leads to Prison Time
John Edward Robinson appeared before the Corowa police magistrate and was sentenced to three months with hard labor for obtaining £12 under false pretences from Balldale Sports Resell. He entered the Sheppard Handicap under the name Morrison and claimed a 3 yard better handicap. He had been previously disqualified for running under a false name but this was ignored. The magistrate showed no sympathy for the accused.
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Corowa
John Edward Robinson
Jake Ry
Balldale Sports
Resell
ShefBeld
Morrison
An. BH. Qaten
N.8.w. Athletic League
Robinson
Ueter
Igmin
Thom
Volcanic Disturbances Reported Across Island Regions
A Vancouver report cites heavy earthquake shocks felt at Alowke. Cordova suffered a volcanic eruption with ash and detonations. Three sleeping volcanoes in the Aleutians near Alweke became active. Nearby islands Kodiak and others reportedly covered with ash as tremors persist and warnings spread.
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Vancouver
Alowke
Cordova
Aleutian
Alweke
Kodiak
Posciog Stemmers
Famca
Twenty six men drown in Cherbourg collision
The battleship St Louis collided with a submarine near Cherbourg France during a practice attack. The Vendemarie sank after the collision, with twenty six sailors drowned and oil bubbling on the surface. Warships nearby anchored but found no trace of the submarine.
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St. Louis
Anicor
Vandemaerke
Cherbourg
France
Wen
Boe Weuther
Vandemarrie
Vendeminvire
Apos
Federal Capital Designs
A reporting note observes oddities in the Melbourne town hall display of capital design plans. One entrant sketches a black reserve for aviation shows near the city skirts and places features beside a cemetery and the capital’s asylum, unclear which element dominates the layout.
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Melbournns
Innatic Asylum
Umbrella Soldiers Parade Brings Umbrella Cadets To Staged Drill
Report from Glebe on Baturdsy Inyt describes young cadets marching from the drill hall armed with umbrellas. They raised a ginghome for their own and neighbors’ benefit with marked success. An observer notes no weather gear among veterans and praises the novelty of the umbrella variety.
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Glebe
Baturdsy
Australia
Auctioneers report brisk sale of bullocks at Yass district
A Yass firm of auctioneers report recent sales of sixteen station bred bullocks at record Yass prices. The purchase price was £10 per head with £10 balance per head, bought by Mr H Becg Ling, of Goulburn. Also a social in aid of the Williamsdale Cricket Club will be held at Mr Kelly's Waterholes on Friday 6th instant.
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Yass
Auctiogeers
Jair
H. Becg
Ling, Balcber
Goulburn
Williamadale Cricketlub
Mr. Kelly
Waterholes
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