Transport Policy Censure Motion Sparks Assembly Debate
A state government session considers a transport policy censure amid criticism of the Deputy Premier and Minister for Transport. The motion assesses the ministry’s handling and a potential impact on the upcoming state election. একজন member Bruner delivers a pointed address as tensions rise. A separate notice warns trespassers that any unlawful entry on Estate property will be prosecuted.
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Share Farmers Claim Verdict in Guthrie Robinson Suit
Four Hanson brothers sued Guthrie Robinson in the Supreme Court at Sydney seeking £4000 for work and profits under a share farming agreement in the Coombabarabran district. The jury found £611 for work and £12 damages for breach, with Mansons and Hefentani’s cross-claims noted.
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Supreme Court
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Clinton Hewit Vincent Hanson
Samuel Ernest Hanson
Charles Bernard Hanson
Henry John Hanson
Gutherie Robinson
Coomabarabran
Wet'en
SW. Shani
W. P. Kelly and Son
Walling
Mauview
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A. G. Hill and Kennedy
B.S. Dunhill
Freer Case Dispute Not Tied to Country Party
Mr Lyons denied last night that the Cabinet's Freer case decision was influenced by fear of a Country Party clash. Parliament will adjourn for Christmas recess rather than tomorrow, with Mrs Froey set to revive Ivan New Zealand. Lyons rejected any link to a possible longer adjournment as lobbies report strong disapproval from Hughes and others of Cabinet decisions and noted ministers' views were ignored.
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Hughes
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Paterson
Wany Menibere
Tennant's Creek Mining Controversy Sparks Control Proposal
A proposal discussed by Sydney officials and the Lessees Prospectors Association at Tennant's Creek suggests the committee could seize control of administrative buildings and two subsidised facilities if production fails, highlighting tensions over resource management and potential takeover.
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Lesseos Miesujil
Tennant's Greah
Assvetas Finn
Fireball Strikes Cottage in Culbramatta Incident
Sydney report describes Mrs Len Spires dashing from a Culbramatta cottage after a fiery blast. A loud explosion followed by a strong odor of ponderous pitch and a blaze ignited beneath the quilt. She fled with her baby as the roof collapsed and walls tumbled.
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Sydney
Len Spires
Culbramatta
Commercial Produce Prices Sydney Thursday
Prices for potatoes Tasmanian onions and wheaten bread listed with ranges. Eggs butter cheese and bread items shown with varying per unit or per measure quotes. Wheat at Masandraja-day cited at 4/0.
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Sydney
Owen
Masandria
Appeals Planned by Police Officers Dismissed or Suspended
The Police Association secretary announced today that 20 of 28 officers dismissed or suspended following the SP Royal Commission report plan to lodge appeals through the Police Appeals Work.
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Sydney
The
Police Association
Marketing powers referendum and civil aviation controls
The note discusses delaying the holding of the referendum on marketing powers and aviation control until March 20 or March 27 due to insufficient time for distributing papers and documents and completing related preparations. It cites early duties and distribution tasks as reasons for the postponement.
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Sydney
Reinstating Unemployed Speaker Appeals Industry Aid
Reinstating unemployed men was urged by Premier Stescus at the annual dinner of the Master Bulldere Asco- Siition. He appealed to industry leaders to cooperate with the government to place older workers, noting younger men’ s job prospects were improving while many older workers remained unemployed and unplaced.
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Fierce Storm Breaks Over Sydney Lightning Damages
Vivid lightning accompanied a heavy thunderstorm that swept over Sydney shortly after two yesterday. An outhouse at Parliament House was struck with minor damage, and the Holterman Tower at Sydney Church of England Grammar School was hit, bricks hanging from a tin tower and a split flagmast noted. The lightning strike also damaged the Parliament House pipe and caused debris. Light rain fell across New South Wales with 9 mm recorded in 24 hours. Nimmitabel led rainfall at 82 points and Charlotte Pass had 81 points. The State Meteorologist cautioned for more rain in the next 24 to 48 hours.
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New South Wales
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Niminitabel
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Charlotte Tass
Bellybra Fire Claims Two Lives on Manly Ferry Bellybra
Detective Sergeant Delaney states the Bellybra ferry fire on the Manly route caused two deaths, Robert Duce san-Findlay and Sydney Patrick Tight, after interviews with crew and company staff. Officials dismiss foul play and oil tank ignition as causes, asserting accidental mishap as the likely reason. The two injured crew members remain hospitalised and have given accounts of their experiences.
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Patrick Tight
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Delaney
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Trade negotiations near end after lengthy House debate
In the House of Representatives the announcement was made that Japanese trade negotiations were nearing completion. Sir Henry Galretty announced a favorable trend, with hopes of a quota based settlement and lower duties. The House approved the duties and adjourned after a lengthy session.
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Henry Innian
Mir
Muruiy
Catherva Lke
Sydney
Heney
Joy
Mr. White
Japan
Market Report on Livestock Prices and Stock Trades
The market notes a large stock invitation with cattle sold from £1 to 11 1s for prime cattle. Bulls, cows, and heifers show varied prices with best cows around 28s to 40s. Sheep and lambs prices are listed, with wethers and ewes in the 9d to 25d range and lambs from 13s to 25s, indicating a general decline in other descriptions.
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Abt
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Catile
Marin Beiing
Lloyds Move for Forty Hour Week Proposes Legislation
In the Legislative Assembly Mr S A Lloyd ULAP chairman of the Sydney County Council proposed immediate legislation to provide a forty hour working week to relieve unemployment. The proposal suggested that where agreement existed between employers and employees, shorter working weeks be incorporated in awards. The Labor Ministry questioned whether shorter hours would reduce unemployment, noting existing provisions and the possibility of an application to the Arbitration Commission.
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Trifateist Commission
FLEW 200 MILES WITH SHORTS AND A MYSTERY CREW
A fragmented report describes Nancy Bind, famed for western feats, flying 200 miles over the South Australian coast with her sister Stoxn aboard a Beishine craft. She claims the heat was the hardest task yet and mentions a charter flight and Western station involvement.
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Busy Bandit Second Hold-Up on Whe
A bandit robbed four penny stamps from the North Rick post office yesterday near Teansington. He held up the postmaster and took 40 pounds from the assistant, then rode away on a bicycle outside. Police hunt continues as details emerge.
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Teansington
Plane Down At Seymour Avenue Airfield Crashes
An Avia plane from Tata crashed into a fence at Seymour Avenue airfield in Sydney. The aircraft struck the fence and overturned. Both wings were smashed but all eight persons on board were not injured.
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Weather Update Delicate Rain Over Grez'er Part
Light rain drizzled across Grez'er Part and surrounding regions in the last 44 hours with mostly light to moderate showers. The southern area saw the steadier activity while central districts reported lighter conditions.
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Moresday
Geneeml Rhin
England's Navy Prepared in Case of Emergency
Sydney reports on British naval strength during a global crisis. A visiting observer notes England has retooled shipyards and engines, assertive naval build up, and the aim to maintain unmatched sea power despite international tensions. The piece reflects cautious pride and wartime readiness.
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