Resignation triggers heated adjournment clash in Assembly
The Legislative Assembly faced a sharp debate over adjourning to Broken Hill amid a dispute led by Mr Grimsh. The motion to adjourn was defeated after a high tension session that ended with Mr Griffith suspended for contempt and later resignation proceedings. The Premier moved actions against him as opposition praised, while Mr Dooley prepared to take the vacant seat.
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Prisoners Detention Bill Debate Ends in Lively House Row
In a tense session the House debated the Prisoners Detention Bill with fiery exchanges over rights and timing. Abe Promer pressed ahead to a third reading, supported by a wide gallery, as the measure passed by 37 to 24 near the early hours.
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Beoley
Deolsy
Abe Promer
Phils Atlermean
Legislative Assembly Sets Bill 16 for Third Reading
The minister for Works moves expediting a government bill titled Bill 16 as a procedural measure. The Assembly carries the motion to the Legislative Council for consideration after its third reading.
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Legislatie Assemblt
Werke
Carrind
Crisomirs Twut
Bull ‘Reed
Legislative Council
Sydney School of Arts Yeasniuathon Results
The fragment outlines an event at the Sydney School of Arts titled yeasniuathon. It lists numerous names in senior divisions and mentions exams and honors. The readable portions indicate awards and participant names across multiple categories with no clear outcome or standings.
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Sanioe Atyistons
Soane Eich Romans
Amouany
Hiwuasoane
A. Muskie
Chia
P. Tk
Gren Bos
Ml Lyall
Opin
Inormedia Vistins
Mim
Minn M. Teadl
W. Fisinhow
Eirant
Amniis Wessure
Missin
Amore
Wes Stele Guing
Stee
Andrews
Mina
Stuart
Asn
Bohan
Paewrd
Antetrominiy
Weinkrg
Therhand
Turton
Aertners Bil
Mla Beecher
Umody
Siena
Mick AL Tig
Es” Barker
C. Rutherrond
I. i
Trerey
Warker FW
Furton
Punt
Becker
Pacey
Payine
Mt. B
Dent
Howell
Guinbeas
Tauton
Stes Eseuinment
Bethy
Sion
Nalmaler Tylerain
James WA
Miee
Gowre A
Hartes
CE Holdaway
Stariign Wemromer
Starks
Carnet
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Tea A
Alton Tega
Sussex
Flower Show At Beecroft Showcases Local Talent
The Beecroft event featured naming of prize winners and displays of carnations roses pansies and dahlias. Several exhibitors including Mrs Ware Miss Griftis Miss Brown and Miss Werrine presented baskets plants and decorative arrangements while a substantial sum was raised for the building fund through the sale of poinsettia displays and other floral items.
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Griffiths
Hurts
Epping
Anteobis
W. Crump
Ware
Mia
Mes
II Ware
R Wachsmans
Mrs
Aleck
Stuerthas Palma
Sts
Ajeoce
Alan Mb
Ureual Sprava
Wechemaan
Mier
Harry Burtonhole
Bosqness
Miss G. Griftis
Mika Jane Brown
Las de Seale
Exema
St Square
Fen
Debbie Mite Hayward
Guna of
Wit Ogeers
Leon Paildren
Forsyth
Tineris
Mrs. Werrine
Ming A. Soneeton
Mey
Shipton Thomleish
Collertina
Wepetaiine
Brusions
Are
Alineybs
B.J. Tossman
Offenders debate reform provisions amid criminal code changes
A fragmented report discusses the Crimes Net reforms and Justice Department proposals aimed at limiting incarceration for first offenders. It notes opposition to immediate punishment, favors conditional or reform-focused responses, and references the Teams Matric Progress Association plans while detailing related court actions and penalties.
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Sling
Quarur Swalond
Junge Hogris
Amin
Theo
Sensational finishes in a dramatic race season climax
A chaotic, near photo finish recounts a sensational turf season with Volti e. and The Piv Set among the crowd favorites. The crowd roared as Voltigeur surged, then Narrowly prevailed over rivals in a tense, epic display that echoed historic derbies and thrilling finales.
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Thors
Barsey
Bond
Deny Groan
Valltaur
Frinman
Mei
Delialt
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Weller
Marlow
Agai
York
Nevius
Duchago
Inca
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Wind
Mwif
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Ness
Tory
Dare Hays
Ieee
Bopeean Ontaider
Tommy
Ibe
Ram
Ivas
Wisner
Pyrin
Print
Feld
Sam Day
A Fish That Shoots Its Prey Captured by Aquarium Society
At an Aquarium Society meeting sr D G Stead of the Fisheries Department described a vie fish from Australia. The fish shoots a jet of water to dislodge prey insects, then catches them by surprise. Its accurate aim appears to bend with the underwater view, a behavior noted by observers.
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Aquarium Society
D.G. Stead
Fisheries Department
Ile
Australis
Fiemberg
Man Struck by Motor Car in Hills Incident
Michael O'Drird, a resident of Uaberne, was admitted to Spancy Maapital tm Tuesday evening after a motor car struck him, causing a fractured skull and broken ribs. The driver fled, and the inquest date is set for November 1 to determine fault and any charges.
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Michael O'Drird
Uaberne
Inavez Hills
Fay
Peihee
Mining News From Cobar and Peak Hill Districts
Copper and gold mining activity dominates reports from Cobar Chest and Peak Hill with operations at Great Cobar, Ches logy, Port Bourke, and Mount Pleasant facing shifts. Prospects at Peak Hill show electric light ore stations, cyanide treatment, and rising development costs as firms prepare for new crushers and larger digs.
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Mina
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Maar
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J. Farquarson
Messra
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Coleman
Gold Hill Company
Tomingley
Letter praising Grape-Nuts sparks gratitude and return to study
A young woman writes of her recovery from illness and fatigue with Grape-Nuts, crediting the cereal for restoring her focus and energy. She recounts leaving preparatory school, living with her grandmother, and eventually returning to college for junior year with improved grades and ambition. The note, signed by Potium Ca Battie Cree Mich Rand, appears in a period ad page with cereal marketing alongside tonic claims.
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Hall
Caltepr
Potium
Battie Cree
Rand
Wallville
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