Memorial service for Sir Harry Rawson noted in cathedral
A memorial service for the late Sir Harry Rawson was held at St Andrew's Cathedral with representatives of the Crown Government Opposition and all attending. The report notes questions about public works and a significant funding allocation of 1,200,000 pounds. The Sydney sail tale and related travel details are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Camptell
Themes
Abulyaker
Harry Rawson
St. Andrew’s Cathedral
Crown
James
Crifith
Wendley
Peetelly
Sydney
Ivan Mfsling
Asean
Travel and Fare Notices From Hartly Company Ltd Agents
A garbled 1920s style notice lists travel fares and tickets from PARES to Durbae and Orient lines with return options. It mentions work cases, pamphlets, and accommodations, with references to Capetown Plymouth London and various names and prices including from £51 to £230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Plymouth
London
Colin Amee Bourne
Freemai Diocharming
Duclan Whitt
Slane
Fernoan
Esa Bat Beeman
Berne
Pares
Salord
Robury & Hippoter
P. & C. Beanch
Orient Hive
Waldon
Upper Wit Wilyce
Abhitte
willow HARTY @ COMPANY, Ltd
Austral
Federal Capital Debate in Parliament over Federal Capital
In a lengthy session Mr Salomna argued for delaying the capital decision by referendum while Mr Bruce Souls criticized the referendum idea as impractical. The debate centered on who bears responsibility for locating the capital within a 190 mile radius of Sydney and the roles of Victorians and New South Wales in shaping the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainoa
Waberra
Bruce Souls
Nsw
Salomna
Bush
Vitor
Sydney
Wales
Sydeney
Fragmented text about a local event and names
The readable portion shows disjointed phrases mentioning a team and individuals, with unclear actions or outcomes. It references a possible labor or work group, place names, and several personal names, but lacks coherent details to determine a clear event or result.
AR Bowling and the Government
The fragment discusses AR BOWLING AND THE GOVERN MENT with garbled lines likely referring to legislative or political topics. It mentions "Liberating Tiistalnl" and a figure named Ryan Re, but the text is largely unreadable.
Land agents not required at unity fair report
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places in a local event. No clear event, date, or organization is evident. The readable portion suggests a community fair or meeting with people named or linked to a location, but details are too garbled to determine specifics or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR Note in Vague Nonsense Text
The readable fragments show garbled phrases and unclear names or places. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the provided text. The content appears to be an OCR artifact without a discernible news item.
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Sav du Garda
Ec Boyd
H.C
HE Aberdren
Ceanbegen District
Hospi
RDI
Taadies
Peggy Hays
Crocodile
Russia
P.c.hill & Son
Eatietaas
Permna
Eapuring Kang
Celine
Ana
Joma
Bicycles
Turner” Bicycles
HACE
Wink
Vais
Turner Wieyells
Oliver Tip
Baperts
Agita al Thieti
Turner
Jotta
Iowa
Turner Bros
Avelyn
Ory Ak
Shah Oon
Wald
Ted Maaan
Ellie Huh
I. Hale A
Maine
Jou Hott
Turner Bhros
Government
Elyaing
Iona
AR. Bowling
the Government
Alan Potie
Moan
Atu Elmer
Diane
Pete
Shah
Aran
Trylag Thuy
Zumurine CoBicw
T. Campbell
Monakostreed
Earhey
Solomon
WW Hyatt
Ce Ted
Othe Andi
Wu Fou
Moore Bros
Capital Stores
Queanbeyan
A.W. Moriarty & Co
Protestant Hall
Hayes
SUN 9
Vtvharyite Pivkdegan
Wlpsuie Matthos
Childe Malpes
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