Political Tensions Between States and Commonwealth Government
The article analyzes the rupture between state governments and the Commonwealth, critiquing Deakin and Lyne's factions. It argues new protection risks alienating manufacturers and Labour, and discusses drastic revenue curtailment, direct taxation, and parliamentary division as maneuvers to keep the government in power while fending off reform proposals. The piece notes the uneasy alliance between Victorian manufacturers and Labour amid ongoing strategic posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deakin
William Lyne
Labor Party
Tisher
Mareover
Stromeno
Mor Deakin
Labor Ten
Melbourne
Shire Council Invites Towers for Rowdyork Por Childeia
Fragmentary notice shows the Shire Council inviting towers for an event named Rowdyork Por Childeia and mentions a Fire Briguile Dand held in Moody on June. It also notes the Local Land Boon commenced a three day sitting today and references miscellaneous items like Hicture Books and Pestui-rd.
Parents' Union Formed At Queanbeyan Superior Public School
A Parents' Union was formed in Queanbeyan with about ten ladies and half as many men attending in the council chambers. Mr Ling presided, outlining aims to link parents and school life, establish monthly meetings, and foster parent involvement through lectures, visits, and activities benefiting pupils and grounds. Officers include Patron Colonel Ryrie MLA, President Mr T. Campbell, and Secretary Treasurer Mr Tiong. membership fee set at 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Superior Public School
Gouburn
Queanbeyan Superior Public School
C. T. Campbell
Tiwan
Queanbeyan Superior Public School Parents’ Union
Campbell
Clarke
Colonel Ryrie
T. Campbell
Reva
W. White
Henderson
G. A. Reeve
J. Gale
Mr. Tiong
Messrs
J. Russell
Lincksman
A. Pallick
Gale
A.J. Studdy
Hum Gerford
C. T. Camplel
J. A. Hincksman
G. B.A. Ling
Reid
Dudley
Tun Assor
Empire Day Celebrations Planned With School Link
At a meeting plans were made to celebrate Empire Day on Monday May 25 in the Park. A letter from the Director of Education was read proposing a course for public schools. Mrs J W Hincksman was elected secretary and Mr C T Campbell treasurer. Collectors named include Mrs Gibbs J Koom Campbell Hincksman Moore Clark Skinner and Miss Dudley. A ladies committee was formed with power to add members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Director of Education
J. HW. Hincksman
Ct,campbell
Jodies
Mradames J. Gibbs
J. Koom
C. T
Rifle shooting marks set in Moore talala club event
In the sixth watch for the Moore talala on Saturday contestants fired seven shots at 760 yards. J. O Rourke and C. Warren won the club cash prizes with top scores listed after the event.
Large Trout Prizes Won In Railway Bros Contest
H C Stewart of Boggy Plain Nuineralla caught the largest five pound trout and won the prize. Other entries included fish by James Scott Bombala E W Smart Kigdahyee Dr T Maitland Sydney K E Purnell Nimitybelle H Ly Nimitybelle Gurdost Wren Nimitybelle W Oldsfietel Queanbeyan J Thatcher and W Robbie among many others in the season contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Bros
H.C. Stewart
Boggy Plain
Nuineralla
James Scott
Bombala
E. W. Smart
Kigdahyee
Fourth Ado thowhee pigeon minted event at Showground
Shooters are reminded of the fourth Ado thowhee pigeon minted to be held on the Showground on 25 May. Promoter Mr Mandelson guarantees Tull prize women for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandelson
Technical Education Drives Queanbeyan Talks on Classes
A Queanbeyan Protestant Hall gathering heard Mr. J W Turner, NSW public instruction advocate, outline plans for technical classes to boost scientific education. Alderman Hincksmat presided with Colonel Ryrie, and supporters urged immediate formation of multiple classes with local teachers and possible land for school sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Turner
Ald. E.c.hincksmat
Turner
Queanbeyan
Techoless
Ryrie
Quesabeyan
London
England
Colonies
N.S.W
Sydney
Civil Service Board
Ultimo
Minister For Lands
Southern Advisory Board
Qheanbeym
Duntroon Estate
New South Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Ken
Manchester
Leeds
Hugh
Receiving office debate ends with Naas letter box plan
Official correspondence from the Deputy Postmaster General discusses protest over a Naas receiving office at Mrs Jones residence. Since Mrs Mayo will not serve, the recommended solution is a locked letter box at Naas Junction cleared by the mailman. Some petitioners argue delays and residents near Tharwa affect validity, but no suitable local officer exists. erecting a letter box at Naas Junction is deemed the best available option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aestixy Charstan
Sydney
Naas Junction
G. Read
Naas
H. Jones
PLM
Tharwa
McMahons
Jones
Nous Junction
Two Sovereign Remedies for Skin Cures Headlines
An old newspaper fragment touts “The Vamos Sander 4st Sons Cure” as a volatile concoction claimed to clear complexions. It cites court mention and several unverified ingredients, naming Baxter Sun and Santibid & Buns in a dubious health advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Pretees
Victoria
Rocumthy
SUN
SU Praia
Sant Telewey
Quraubeyan
Hawkesbury College Offers Winter Farm Course For Farmers
The Minister for Agriculture announces a four week winter course for farmers and farmers sons at Hawkesbury Agricultural College. From June 23 to July 18 1968 up to 100 participants over 16 with at least one year on a farm may enroll. Apply by June 8 detailing age farm experience desired syllabus and travel station. Applications to Acting Under-Secretary Department of Agriculture Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Ity
Sydney
Tax and policy debates stir Australian politics in era
The article surveys ongoing budget and constitutional tensions in Australia. It notes the Braddon clause, surplus revenue obligations to states, and Sir William Lyne’s tariff impact on Melbourne manufacturers. It highlights criticism of the Indian murder syndicate exposure, drought sheep prices, a painters strike changing contractor practices, and British old age pension debates contrasted with warship spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
William Lyme
Standard Oil Company
Sir William Lyne
Melbourne
Wholesale Murders Shake Town Over Farm Deaths
Police probe a wave of killings tied to Mrs. Belle Guinness on a Chicago bound farm. Thirteen bodies exhumed, buried with lime, dismembered by an apparent expert. Five trunks delivered to the Guinness homestead locked in a basement room only she can open. Suspect Guinness of murder and of running a killer network. Bessie Wallace, 20, jailed as a decoy in alleged matrimonial agency schemes. Authorities pursue a major murder syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinness
Chicago
Bessie Wallace
Collision at Bellame Tram Crossing Turns Fatal
A fatal crash occurred last Thursday when Thompson Bennett was killed at the Hellambi tram crossing. A train of empty hoppers struck Bennett's vehicle as it entered the tram line, Bennett died at Bulli Hospital after severe injuries. Passengers including Mrs. Pritchard F Bravill and Miss Tindell were also hurt and taken to Sullli Hospital. The Woollang Corder held an inquiry at Woonona, adjourning to May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Bennett
Hellambi
Bennett
Jeddch
Ife
Bulli Hospital
Pritchard
F. Bravill
Tallest Chimney in the World at Great Falls Smelter
A 506 foot high chimney is under construction at the Boston and Montana Smelter in Great Falls Montana. It will vent four million cubic feet of gases per minute from smelting furnaces, with a top height 742 feet above the furnace room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosten and
Montana
Great Falls
Mont
Alphas Custodia Chimney Construction Co
New York
Fire Cost And Equipment At Campbell's Premises Fire
The Metropolitan Fire Brigade reports on a Clarence and Ker streets Sydney blaze attended by 14 stations and 123 men. Fifteen engines valued at £10,000 used, 23 deliveries, 445 077 gallons drawn from Centennial Park Reservoir over three hours 2 minutes. Total appliances value £15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Messrs. W
Centennial Park
Thebrigade
Death of a reputed centenarian in the district
The obituary notes Ma. Wat. Cosixtto, a longtime resident, died Thursday night at home. Registry inquiries cast doubt on his claimed age of 107 or 1536 birth figures, suggesting he was likely in his 90s. He had lived in New South Wales 73 years and left a widow, two sons, six daughters, and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Wat. Cosixtto
Bigtindsors
Lin
Ier
Galway
Iireland
New South Wales
Bredalbane
Deeagea
Sineeemas
Gumrawang
Mir
Castello
Soanil Go
Unclear OCR Medical Note Mentions Liver and Digestion
Fragmented text references liver pile and digestion with strange terms. No clear events, names, dates, or places readable. Unable to determine a coherent news item or outcome from the provided excerpt.
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Rucanbeyan Shrevier
Parents’ Union
Rifile
J, O'Rourke
T. Warren
Ty J. Ryan
AT. Gibbs
Canada
Wm. McDonald
Ontario
Wealth
William McDonald
United States
North
America
Goulboro
Newcastle
New Zealand
Aimerica
Willion
Hoyas
R. Moore
Duntroon
Quean
J. Gateway
Wsay
T. Cooper
Micy
Hungerford
T. Lewis
Monaro
Walker
Hawkesbury College
Moonto
Cooper
Litg
Dr. Blackall
Mesa Purcell
Cuntle
RK. Hayes
Ri Moore
Mesdames
C.J. Campbell
J. H Wincksman
Fallick
Miss Reid
Australia
Tie
Moore
Ting
Hadge
Broken Hill
Presbytry
Riverton
Australise
Bellame
Courereve Gil
Thei
Ucanbeyau
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