WARDEN'S COURT extends entries on land and dredging lease
Alfred Thomas Hunter gains a six month extension of entry authority in the warden's court. Herbert Park gets three months of labour condition authority on multiple entries. Two King entry requests for gold are withdrawn and more Park extensions adjourned. Edward Ryan's dredging lease inquiry proceeds with Sydney solicitor, while conditions note land on the Macquarie River with rent and minimal compensation. Leasing terms include 18 pounds total for Stephen and Cashel, no compensation to neighbors, and a survey pending with area reductions near Cashel land.
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Herbert Park
E Wuer
Percy Robert King
Edward Gerald Ryan
Wr. Ryan
Sydney
W. P. Bassett
Harvey
Mossie G
Cashel
Warren Foun
Actess
Edmund G. Harvey
E.G. Harvey
Georgina Sarah Harvey
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Ty Stephen
George Cashel
Ieate
Dems Hnes
George Stephen Cashel
Municipal elections postponed to January in metropolitan area
Sydney observers report a ministerial directive under the Local Government Act delaying the Municipal and Shire elections in the metropolitan area from December to January 2. The Local Government Association secretary said consultation with a leading King's Counsel was planned and any loopholes would be tested.
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Sydney
McGirr
Local Government Association
Bluett
Flinders Electorate Sparks Surprise Nominations
In Melbourne on Monday the Flinders Council of the United Country Party decided to oppose Mr. Brace by substituting Mr. T. C. Whiteside, a move seen as surprising since the Electorate Council, under the Country Party System, holds sole authority to decide if the seat is contested.
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Melbourne
Flinders Council
United Country Party
T. C. Whiteside
Brace
Country Party
First Test Match Rained Out In Brisbane
A morning inspection on the wicket at Brisbane decided no play before 2 o clock. The delay followed wet conditions as the first Test match was affected by rain.
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Brisbane
Thurmlay
En Lning
Boiler Inspection Bill Faces Narrow Legislative Setback
In Sydney the Government suffered another setback in the Legislative Council last night with a 43 to 42 vote. The chamber again insisted on its amendments to the Boiler Section Bill, delaying progress on the measure.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Lyons Speech Urges Electors to Choose Honest Finance
Sydney on Thursday reports Mr Lyons leader of the United Australian Party delivering a policy speech at Byenoy Town Minit last night. He warned electors to decide between sound finances and Labour's fanatical monetary system producing unreal money, urging Britain as a cautionary example.
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Sydney
Byenoy Town
Minit
Laader
United Australian Party
Lyons
Labour
Britain
Great Britain
Stock Market Brief from Sydney Market Report
The market was mixed with cattle and sheep trading. best beef reached 28 shillings, mid quality 25, and inferior 20. Sheen sells 27,000 penned, best mutton 6d to 1d better, wethers 6 to 12 shillings, lambs 0 to 14 shillings, shorn sheep 0 to 10 shillings.
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Sydney
Mattie
Sheen
Government Savings Bank merger signed in NSW
The amalgamation of the Commonwealth Bank and the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales has been signed and will receive legislative passage today. Depositors over 1,000,000 will receive a 10 percent payout of 10 pounds or more, by December 14 or 15, ending a long wait since the bank closure on April 22.
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Sydney
Thurslay
Commonwealth Bank
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales
Inet
Mo.tang
Commonwealth Bank Board
Savings Bank Commissioners
New South Wales
Commercial Produce Prices
Sydney prices for Tasmanian potatoes 0/6 to 0/-, Victorian 5/6 to 5/-, new 1/2. Butter 142/6, cheese Tid to 8d, honey hd to 4d. Maize 2/10 to 8/8, onions 11/- to 13/, chaff wheaten 8/3 to 4/3, lucerne 3/6 to B/, hay 3/ to 6/3, Jurerne 2/6 to 4/03, wheat 2/ to wa.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Victorian
Jurerne
New Zealand Election Returns Coalition Government
Wellington reports the general election outcome with the Coalition Government led by Massry Canter and Forbes securing a strong majority. Latest figures show the government holding a substantial lead over the opposition, with seats widening beyond previous counts.
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Wellington
N.Z
New Zealand
Massry Canter
Forbes
Government Defeated Over Six-Week Postponement Vote
Sydney noted a Legislative Council defeat as the government agreed to postpone debate on the amended Conciliation and Arbitration Bill for six weeks on a motion moved by Mr Boyce, signaling a setback for government reforms.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Boyce
Unsettled Forecast With Rain Thunderstorms
A forecast warns of unsettled weather with more rain and thunderstorms. Heavy northern rain is possible, followed by a cooling change. Temperature around 75 degrees with variable winds and westward conditions.
Kingsford Smith Takes Off From Darwin for Mail Run
Flight Commander Kingsford Smith departed Darwin early this morning en route to Alor Star to collect the English Xmas mails from a wrecked aeroplane. Engineer Hewitt repaired the damaged wing and motor cylinder, fitted the propeller, and Smithy praised the rapid repairs. He aims to reach Koopang tonight and Alor Star on Saturday.
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Sydney
Kingsford Smith
Darwin
Alor Star
Hewitt
Smithy
Koopang
Weather shift brings heavy soaking rain across region
A sequence of boisterous weather yields a cool change and light rain spreading through the area. Yesterday's rain continued with near constant downpours, soaking ground after a long dry spell. While good for crops, it may delay harvests and could bleach wheat if unsettled conditions persist. Rainfall totals reach over two inches in Arthurville and nearby centers, with more heavy showers forecast. Local officials urge caution as wetter weather continues.
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Arthurville
Exchange Rate Reduction Aims to Stabilize Trade
Melbourne reports Sir Robert Gibson announced a five pound cut in Australia England exchange rates. Mr Gitwon said the Commonwealth Bank must act in the interests of all to prevent business disruption and harm to primary producers. The move could bring about about 1.8 million pounds to the Government to meet overseas commitments.
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Melbourne
Robert Gibson
Australia
England
Gitwon
Commonwealth Bank
Nvereas
Government to seek more appointments after council remarks
Sydney reports that after a statement by Mr Robwon, Mr Concannon warned numbers would be overwhelming against the government before the session begins. The exchange suggests the government will request additional appointments.
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Sydney
Robwon
Number
Concannon
Thiein
Help the Police on Tyre Theft Rampant in Centers
Police urge greater police activity as car theft declines but tyre theft, especially spare wheels, remains widespread in many centres. Without distinctive marks, tracing a tyre to its recipient is nearly impossible for motorists to aid police.
Tyre theft crackdown urged stay record numbers on tyres
Police urge motorists to record tyre serial numbers on covers to aid theft investigations. The guide shows where numbers are stamped on new tyres across makes, noting no two tires share the same number. Garages and distributors can reinforce the campaign by informing owners to keep records of serials.
Obituary for Mrs Janet Chalmers of Wellington
Mrs Janet Chalmers wife of Archibald Chalmers of Falls Road Wellington died suddenly on Tuesday. Born in O Halloran Hill South Australia she was 69. She lived in the Wellington district most of her life and farmed at Dickerton Creek before retiring five or six years ago. Survived by husband four children two daughters and several sisters and a brother. The funeral was at Wellington Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev H B Grassick officiating.
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Archibald Chalmer
Falls Road
Wellington
Mrs Chalmers
Chalmers
O'Halloran Hill
South Australia
Archibald Chalmers
Dubbo
Dickerton Creek
J. G. Chalmer
Allen Chalmers
Curra Creek
Education Department
Missex Annie
Gerteuile Chalmers
George Arthur
Sunny McRitchie
Adelaide
S A. Parsons
Koorelocking
W.A
Knox
Tamworth
James McGregor
Kintoomba
Wellington Cemetery
H. BR. Grassick
J. Thompson and Son
Moratorium Bill Amendment Carried in Parliament
The Premier claimed the amendment would fix the Council’s changes to the Moratorium Bill as the Legislative Assembly agreed yesterday. The amended clause voids mortgage covenants deterring repayments while extending rights of mortgagers to exercise all or any remedies against mortgaged property.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Council
Lang
Printed and published 8ths proprieta tora id Bans
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief entry referencing Perey Servet and a propriety matter. The readable items are names and partial phrases without clear dates or actions. This card preserves the limited facts available.
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Perey
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