Sunshine A L P Reports Miner Welfare And Local Issues
The Sunsh ine A L P notes four delegates from the Miners Federation of Wonthamgon attend a monthly meeting. They discuss mine working conditions and a high rate of accidents including 74 fatal deaths since opening, with 422 accidents among 100 workers in six months. Output per man is compared with Britain Japan and Australia. Local concerns include the Cone rubbish tip and a proposed incinerator. The next meeting is scheduled for November 9 at 8 pm in the Shire Hall.
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Fedeaion
Wonthamgon
Britain
Japan
Australia
Orwe
Aton Tema
Xwarine
Cone
Counc
Neverberod
Pan
Shire Lvl
Sunshine Cycling Club Handicap Race at Rockbank
The Sunshine Cycling Club held a handicap sprint at Rockbank on Saturday with a cool, pleasant day and a strong field led by Slater McPherson and M Lynely. Grenfell led late but Crentell stormed to fastest time as Creswell, Grenfell and others pushed hard. next race set for Saturday at Amore.
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Grenfell
Sunnshine Clube
Tant Satuerbiy
Rockbank
HE Slater
McPherson
M. Lynely
Sean Wreut
Slater
Mr Meen
Elle
Mensis
Roy Blake
Weare
Mil Hatten
Connally
M. Bickley
A Dickwon
Shiter
Grentell
Ballarat
Re Medherann
Albion
Yam
Protests at Kon pul sory garage closing see debate
Delegates from across the Suite clash over weekend and holiday car use limits at the annual K A V conference. Garages oppose strict rules arguing public inconvenience and easier Sunday rotation to allow leisure while police seek tougher penalties for car theft and illegal use.
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Wan Carris
K.A. V
Tax funds at risk under 1996 duty for local car manufacture
The BAC warns against diverting motoring tax revenue from a 0.74 per pound duty imposed in 1996 aimed at funding a local car industry. The levy raises £330,000 to £400,000 yearly and proposed bounties of £20 per engine and chassis. The RACV argues transferring funds to general revenue would breach faith.
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BAC
Anj
Australia
R.A.C V
Albion Tennis Club Holds Annual Meeting At Haptiet Church Hall
The Hist annual meeting of the Albion Tennis Club was held at the Haptiet Church Hall with modest attendance. A committee reported progress on court works due to be finished by December and plans for social events and tournaments were outlined. Trustees were appointed including G Drippe G Davies A Mori and H Buckingham with officers elected to lead the club.
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Allienine Clube
Haptiet
Chih Han
Claby
G. Drippe
G. Davies
A. Mori
AL Anderson
H. Buckinghaue
Buckingham
Wo. Secombe
Mounney
WL King
G. Drips
Edward Avenue
Sunshine
Lreawater
J. Walte
Meewis
H. Buckinghan G
Davies
G. Drippr
Re Anderson
A. Mornin
W. Secombe
Re Mounney
W. King
A. Fleming
Education Reform Association Urges Broad School Change
A letter from the Education Reform Association praises urgent reform in schooling. It urges new rules for teacher training, curriculum standards, and state support, calling for broad public backing and decisive action by authorities to improve education nationwide.
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Education Reform Association
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