Swimming Notes Marked by uneven turnout and club concerns
A fragmented report on swimming in Wellington outlines poor turnout at practices, weather disruptions, and a push for a revived country swimming association. It notes key swimmers, upcoming events, and the need for more member involvement to sustain the club and ladies' participation.
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Chu-senies
Mirmens
Fou
Fayys Teanhi
Diferent
Sia Tee Lithgow Cla
Psc Hithyeni- Amato
Simaki
Ibis
Elf
Tim Doen
Wellington
Thie Club
Isitty McKay
Bondipwam
Jeny
Wellington Pote
Behalkergo
Algo
Uneorthern
Airk
Central Hotel
New Mathad
Mion
Falllsl Iy
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Boy King and the Nation’s Population Challenge
A fragmented reflection on immigration and settlement in a troubled Commonwealth. The speaker, PAUL CHEYNE, notes the attraction of riches and national rewards but doubts better days without immigration. The imagery recalls noble walls and vast areas, with local populations starving for land to cultivate.
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Fuanecin
Commonwealth
Paul Cheyne
Letters on birth rates and imperial policy in early 20th century
Fragmented correspondence notes shifts in Meiji restoration effects and Japan's birth rate, Australia’s population trends, and European colonial tensions. Quoted opinions discuss Italy, Geneva diplomacy, Abyssinia, and global labor recovery prospects amid economic pressures and territorial debates.
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Juyain
Tnd
Sind
Tapan
Australia
Lai
Brennan
Rockhampton
Queensland
Auatralia
Signor
Gayda
Italy
Thaly
Geneva
Amanda
Austiny
Japan
Constructive Criticism Continued to the Baitor
A fragmentary letter argues that government is independent, not a patron, from the writer’s view. It notes concern with party alignment and patriotism, touching on loyalty and compliance among the people. The tone seeks steady governance over partisan influence and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baitor
NSW swimming plan backed by association gain
The NSW association supports progress in swimming with hopes of uncovering national talent. A Wellington diving tower is out of order but a temporary wooden platform will assist access as upgrades proceed.
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Wellington
Canterbury
Hewlett Joh
New Zealand
Eversity Martner
Eetles
Reserve Bank of
U.S.A
Pensioners in Austentia Receive Millions in Benefits
Recent figures show 3524 561 invalid and war pensioners in Austentia receive 20,120,057 a year entirely from Commonwealth revenue. Auditing covers 31,700 Commonwealth Public Service pensioners including widows and children totaling 500,000 a year with 2100/0010 from service to frimony and 100,000 from government revenue. Invalid pensioners total 288,000 and receive 12,770,000 a year. pensioners mime hor 26,06) paid 7,860,087.
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Austentia
Commonwealth Public Service
Gov
Parliaments, politics and a crisis of government
A satirical critique argues that parliamentary democracy mirrors a stock market of busy factions. It claims parties move for votes, while honest governance requires a unified approach, warning that vested interests milk appointments and salaries, with social credit ideas debated amid broader political tumult.
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Bourke
Atutocraft
Striet
Busines Printsinies
Audi
James Reed
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Tveke
Dub Tay
Nsw
Eitia
Psa
Lay
Birsen
Funjoe
Powney
Jpublic
Thio State
Noel Sutton
Nosl
Owen Grimiths
Wellingtons
Pat Nepton
Hetty Mackay
E Boy King
Alexander of
Rhett
Senate Slu
Cody
Endon
Operaeaule
The
Douglas Credit
G. Essay
Mackenzie King
Canada
Saskatoon
Alberta Social Credit
Social Credit
Aberhurt
Alberta
National Advocate
Bathurst
R. Coles
Social Credit Secretariat
London
England
Toy
Mammon
Inustry
Tasmanian Monetary Committee
Mr. Bondeson
Touthern
Newcastle
Ja Ox
Tim Fafly
John Hogan
We. Tobie
Tobin
Douglasites
Pali Firthe
Poling Refrigerators
H.paling & Co.ltd
George Street
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Rockhanpton
Howland
General Engineers
Schumann
Rudy
Europe
Schumanns
Hudson
Bell Bridge Motors
Darcy Walker
Keith G. Titheradge
Percy
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