Rotary party sails Sydney to Tokyo conference
A party of Rotarians from Sydney led by B Goling arrived aboard the Maru from Sydney to attend the Pan Pacific Rotary Conference in Tokyo opening October 1. The group includes Rotarian members and 18 Rotarisc, carrying gifts such as plants and Australian books for Tokyo, with officials stressing goodwill and mutual understanding across Australia and Japan.
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Brisbane
Sydney
Tokio
Honolulu
B. ‘Goling
Rotary Internationale
Hiding
Tie World
Who Ia
Rotary Club of Sydney
A. Birks
oMp Gling
Australia
Mint
Amazon
Japan
Qinttokse
Henfer
Aimental
Enon
Mt Ater
Commonwealth
Hiewan
Trowan
Rotary Cink
Nfé Tollo
Totary Club
Toledo
Amuntrakh
Aws
Tralian Rotary’ Cub
Toparhy
Maru
E. L Tayagerwa
Sfikado
Bydney
Breghane
Attempt to Beat Hinkler by Flight to Landed England Start
Sydney reports Rolth seeks means to beat Hinkler by flying to London in 14 days. J Anderson, a veteran flyer with Topical Flying Corps and West Australian Airways, plans a long journey via England with a Cristel tourer, aiming for a record-breaking route.
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Sydney
Rolth Andemone
Rpacts
Endsavour
Lander
Thun
Hinkler
Anderson Haa
Topal Flying Corps
Ser
England
Tha
al Air
Jdiateatiass Airways, Ltd
North-Weat
Tap ‘Tal
Ringeford
Hola
Frente —Tenebeectin Kuinwaya Mall
Anderson
Wth Anderson
Twiteheosk
Ia Alewaeys, Ltd
Prena Asdoaintton
Moe Anges Desaubing
Feméh
Hin Landing Plains
Company to Close Voluntary Liquidation Appointed
A mining company in North Queensland agreed to a voluntary liquidation with F Shankell and Colina Howie appointed as liquidators. The firm faced high costs and labor issues, tacking copper production while unable to meet obligations amid changing market conditions.
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Ilbourne
Inhipden- Clonaurry
Smaquidation
F Shankell
Colina Howie
Athbourne
Minng’ Ae
Queensland
Prlia
Canberra Holds Final Count On Liquor Repeal Vote
Canberra votes on liquor repeal in the Federal Territory with a narrow lead for prohibition. Final tally shows support for keeping liquor bans and continuing controls as governors consider further polls and enforcement.
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Canberra
Ina
Livenaad
Voten
Freears
Andor
John Hatters
Rungell
Farmer’s misfire kills pensioner near Nerem been
In No Turkey PEETH, a farmer Welr Uving near Nerem been fired three shots at what he thought was a turkey in a wheat crop. The object wounded Thomas McGee (05) in the stomach. he died later. A tennis party was ongoing when Mrs Weir alerted her husband. Police deem the fatality accidental.
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Welr
Shelford v Rogerson verdict finds for defendant
In Brisbane on Monday the jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the defamation case Shelford v Rogerson. The judgment for the plaintiff with costs was entered, damages assessed at nil as the article was published in good faith to protect public interests of ratepayers.
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Brisbane
Annie ‘Shelford
Stanthorpe
A. F. Rogerson
Elalning
Aircraft disaster kills French minister and four others
Paris reports plane crash at 1600 feet shortly after takeoff from Toulon airfield. Minister M Bokanowski and four others died in the accident while pilot Nania and several officials perished. The flight aimed to attend an aviation event. remnants indicate fire after lift off, with several dignitaries among the dead.
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Paris
M. Bokanowski
Camunares
Toulon
Afd
Eigilan
Iglone
Dro
Pauld
Aera
Gorvio
Waan
Greecs
Egyptian Helmy Aids Channel Swim Feat Of Endurance
The Egyptian swimmer Helmy completed the Channel crossing, one of the longest, in challenging conditions with a strong current. His endurance effort is regarded as remarkable across the channel swim record.
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London
yEgynptian
Helmy
Remains: Missing Singh Found Near Brisbane
Police confirm the body found in rugged Cape York Peninsula country near Cooktown is Singh, amid reports of his August disappearance. The search followed tips from local miners and residents, with authorities noting the victim had recent ties to a tin mining hut off Trovebbany area. Further details await official confirmation.
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Brisbane
John Page
Tin ‘Cartier
Cape York Peninsula
Page
Cooktown
Finva
Hla
England Selection Critique Sparks Australian Tour Debate
A Sunday Express piece contends English selection methods differ from Australia’s private-club system, arguing England should field at least five bowlers, two wicketkeepers, and seven batsmen able to bowl. It notes Australians’ allrounder strength and praises a cohesive English squad as best prepared for a demanding tour.
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London
Fender
Australia
Sunday Express
Ponder
M.C.C
Autralia
England
Fueblit
Ag Marlowe
Hohines
Sintham
Whyanll
Wreit
Waalley
Hawlore
Ranndera
Tate
Hammanil
Gregory
Teat
Amos ix
Duckworth
Vlett
Weat Tndipn Tein
Constancey
Aod
Australian cruiser Australia visits New York for public reception
The Australian cruiser Australia arrives in New York with informal services and private luncheons hosted by prominent citizens. About 7000 people attend as Commander Dyde thanks the city, army, navy, and citizens. the ship sails for Annapolis early tomorrow. Also in brief, the Soldier and Battery Campaign drill advances in Virginia with Captain Pico leading.
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New York
Eltizena
Dyde
Alty
Australia
Annapal
Austen Chamberlain Recovering After Ill Health Visit
London dispatch reports Austen Chamberlain aboard the Qrosma, now in frail health. De Rivera explains the intended visit was curtailed by his condition, while King and officials sent flowers and letters as they awaited his return. The French premier and other diplomats note his absence from public duties as he recuperates.
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King
Austen Chamberlain
Austen
Wraiknoeg
Fonso
de Tivera
London
Han
Wallahen
de Rivera
Vlalt
Vacancy Filed for Chief Clerk in Home Secretary Office
Twenty nine officials applied for the vacant position of chief clerk in the Chief Secretary Office following the provision of the Chief Clerk to Under Secretary. Mr C Page Vanity, an attach in the Department of Education, has been released for the appointment.
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Trenty
C'Crk
C. Page
Department of Education
Opperman shines in edge of world cycling record
Paris and Balden trophy events crown Hubert Opperman as dominant rider. He set a new world record for 1000 kilometres and a rapid 5004 mile track pace, despite punctures and delays. His performance drew praise as he pushed the field near total domination.
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Oscar Eng
Firet
Clan Continental
Opperman
Imposing Eucharisitic Congress Procession in Sydney
The International Eucharistic Congress at St Mary's Cathedral Sydney opens tomorrow afternoon with a grand procession. Representations of unity and clergy will march, a uniformed guard on both sides, and the Blessed Sacrament carried in a canopy borne by laymen.
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Sydney
St Mary's Cathedral
Australia
Lnity
Lantera Benrera
Canopy Benrera
Fireen
Arcbbishopa
Binhopa
Ani Monnignori
Honest Aseletios
3Wies Voiles Richly Embroided in Millefiori Hues
A fragmented textile description highlights fabrics named Ot Shades of Green Helio Pine Maize and Mastio with richly embroidered weave. The garb mentions vibrant hues and intricate patterns, suggesting a fashion or needlework display from a historical newspaper page.
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Shelford v
Missing Singh
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