Rigidity concerns in LRISBANE church constitution
Discussion on a new church constitution reveals reservations over giving bishops final doctrine power and limits on the senate. Judges debate the balance of ecclesiastical governance, spiritual ties to the Mother Country, and whether the document preserves lay and church authority while allowing future reform.
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Lrisbane
Church of
Mart
Australia
South Africa
Privy Council
England
Averdearon Glover
Pritonal
Collor
Dowyer
Church
Ray Trac
Stewart Contemplates Commonwealth Commissioner General Post
Sir F H Stewart, parliamentary under secretary for re employment, travels in Europe and is eyed as a possible Commonwealth Commissioner General in the United States. The appointment could shift from Mr W Dew, retiring, with Stewart likely deemed qualified. if he refuses, a trade representative may fill the vacancy. Lt Parrante, ex Australia Island official and former Prime Minister's Department head clerk, is expected to be directed.
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Canberra
Tuewlay
Prederick Stewart
Uniter
Europe
United Siaton
Binge
I. Grooke
Australia
New York
WW. Dew
Dew
Elo Tly
Bir
J. Stewart Posgersea
Parrante
Islane and Son
Minieter
Sydney journalist Crockett wins £1000 in libel case
Clarence William Crockett, a Sydney journalist, was awarded £1000 damages against Bulletin Showpaper Co Limited for alleged libel in a review of his novel Mexico Mutpo. The judge ruled the publication harmed Crockett’s reputation and noted the evidence did not support the magazine’s defense.
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Sydney
Justico Jordan
Clarence Viviain Crockett
the Bulletin| Showpaper Company Limited
Notion Stone
Thie Bulletin oPne
Crockett
Grodcott
Vyideneu
Jery
Furious Gale Threatens Rescue Ship Voyage
The destroyer Voyager led by Lieutenant Commander Rosenthal left Sydney at 4 30 am with a two man crew to search for a missing launch. A ferocious gale battered the ship for 16 hours, steering gear failed, emergency devices engaged, and deck fittings washed away. Two fishermen, Frank Wilson and Ormon Rosy, missing after Warrang wreck, presumed lost despite patrols and rescue efforts by the yacht Petrucke. Local residents watched the perilous scene as the nautical drama unfolded offshore north of Norah Head.
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Sydney
Thesday
Voyager
G. Roeenthal
Sngines
Fleming
Toiwis
North Tod
Rosenthal
Frank Wilson
Ormon Rosy
Terrigal
Norm Hen
Petrucke
Pile
Rough Trip to Sidney Ends in Disaster on Voyage
A damaged Melbourne era report describes a voyage to Sydney aboard the vessel Byaney. Captain Tokasat and crew faced a wild south easter with waves and wind forcing the ship to heel. Passengers were terrified on deck as the vessel strained near the high deck amid a gale and the ship battled to reach port.
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Sydney
Amattra
F Tokasat
Byaney
Iubant
Aterm
Ieir
Fairyland scene dazzles Brussels visitors in lavish exhibition
A garbled report describes a grand outdoor display titled Fairyland, with a tall Mina statue, elaborate gardens, and a vast open air cafe. The scene features figures in costume and mentions a premiere, the British Embassy, and a field of wonders observed by a royal or formal party.
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Brussels
Tuewluy
Iir
J. AY Lynne
Furty
Cotcched
Maital
Mr. Teyanaylane
Afr
Wotesaa
Early Move Toward Drought Conference in Brisbane
Premier W Forgan Smith will discuss drought with the United Graziers Association. After Minister Bulcock returns from Barcoo a conference of pastoralists and institutions will be convened to discuss drought insurance and a government wide survey to form a relief policy.
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Brisbane
W. Forgan Smith
United Graziers' Association
Grook
2. W. Bulcock
Barcoo
Bilesck
Accesarys
Buleovk
Ural
Atbinet
Distussiéns Ehonla
Priests and Wardens Attacked in Church Financial Debate
Brisbane Synod hears report on church finances amid alleged rapes linked to parish funds. Treasurer Morris Hosing criticizes wasted pensions and lax oversight. Rector Armstrong denounces reform delays as parish workers face ongoing hardship and subsidies cut. Parish leaders urged accountability for misuse and residents show growing distress in the community.
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Brisbane
Finance Board
Dhceesaw
Treauser
Isymed
Morris Horsing
Ehh Beard
Poridhes
Briabans
Diocere
Murla
Con- Witton
C. Armtrong
Br. Albion
Hering
Merringaald
Macdonald London Talks With Baldwin on US Ties
The article reports Mr MacDonald and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin considering a proposal to strengthen friendship and cooperation between Britain and the United States. It notes prior meetings and the belief in allied policy cooperation, with discussions centering on potential diplomacy and cross Atlantic relations.
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London
Ramany MacDonald
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Macdornald
Baldwin
le Newalty
Shosey
Tandon
Washington
Anglo Irish talks in Dublin and Westminster stall de Valera plan
Reports from London and Dublin say Mr J A Lyons sought to influence Mr de Valera and Britain's stance during his Ireland visit but failed like General Smuts and Mr Havenga. In Commons Mr Thomas said no new developments occurred in the Free State situation while Parliament debated potential new deals with Mr de Valera.
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London
J. A. Lyons
Ireland
Air
Dulanty
Tris
Thomas
Lyons
A. Tr
Laan
Britain
Logan
Merseyside
de Valor
Brisbane budget cuts set health and civic services targets
A Brisbane city budget plan outlines reductions totalling a figure described as a deficit risk. The document notes timing and scope of cuts in the financial year and references wage changes for employees from July 4. The overall financial strategy includes adjustments aimed at lowering expenditures while preserving essential services.
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Brisbane
Counll
Penny
Visitor from Pacific Relations Chief Arrives in Australia
Edward Cunl er, secretary general of the Institute of Pacific Relations, arrived by the Alamoasa today. His visit, arranged by the Commonwealth and the Australian Institute of International Affairs, includes a lecture on trade, noting publicity about Vapun's place and China's surprising capacity to import Australian products despite the currency problem.
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Sydney
Australia
Edward Cunler
Alamposa
Commonwealth Eventil
Australian Institute of Internations Affairs
Isoues
Teébree
iCartey
Vapun
Austrafin
China
Tragic Death At Maroubra Sewer Tunnel
Sydney reporters describe the death of Christopher Witton, 35, of Maroubra, who fell into a tunnel at the Water Board sewer near Maroubra. The accident occurred during a descent into the shaft where engineers were inspecting the site. The report notes a dangerous collapse and uncertainty about witnesses and sequence of events.
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Sydney
Christopher ‘Witton
Maroubra
Thee Water Board
Maroubra Gare
Wilson
Farm seeds graded omps and listed varieties
The fragment lists mixed seed names across crops including wheat, grasses, and potatoes with unclear spellings. It mentions regions or brands like Algerian and Cape, plus terms such as seed, licenses, and prices. Names and places are partly garbled, implying a catalog or trade record.
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Mulgi
Urlarlan
N.H- Sidelinng
Clarendon
O.C
Ghigny
Ceilriz
Cure Town
Cairne
Prine
Ani Tellan
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