Australia and New South Wales News Summary
Australian and New South Wales items cover population figures, unemployment debates, and parliamentary prorogation ahead of the American fleet arrival. Reports cite German repatriation funds, treasury disputes, and a plan to expand transport with 600 motor cabs. Also noted are a fatal fall at a ball coop, a prison sentence for a shunter, and a burglary at a Molong newspaper office.
Motoring Notes Urge Motorist Unity With Government Bodies
The piece discusses delays in forming parliamentary strategy by the new Labor Ministry and urges motorists to support traffic and road funding reforms. It promotes the Nationalist Roads and Transport Association as a key aid to members, outlining benefits and urging joining. It also notes the Royal Automobile Club of Australia and expresses compatibility with both groups for car owners.
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Labor
Roads and ‘Orism Association
Sng
N. al Roads Association
Muced
Delog
AIL
Royal Automobile Club O Alsa
Sydney
Ra.c.a
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Speedometer as Ornament and Utility on Car Instruments
The speedometer may be ornamental yet adds to the instrument’s appearance. It is a rugged, serviceable device that records speed, trip distance, and total mileage. It helps monitor tires, fuel, and oil consumption and compares readings with oil quantities over time.
Fragmentary verse fragment from a 19th century page
The readable lines evoke a poetic scene with horns, carols, crystal cascades and a call to nature. The text appears as fragmented verse, lacking clear narrative or identifiable figures, places, dates, or events.
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Me. Wickens
Australia
Slat
Inst
Wales
Lang
Mulwareshire
Henderson
George Fuller
Treaser
Acr
City Council
Criterion Theatres, Limited
Yor Goodsell
N.B.W
Hannan
N.2
Parramatta River
Me “Goodell
FP. W. Tewkesbury
Buack and White Cab Company
America
Sir Arthur Dorman
Dorman, Long
Sir Arthur
International Railway Congress
London
John William Koyman
Orange
Tidyman
Molong
Tome
Goulburn
Giens
Carol