Public Health Oversees Wellington Housing Adjacents
At the Warden's Court three applications for 2 acre residential allotments near Wellington are challenged by Common Trustees over public health risk. Adjourned a fortnight. Stockwell argues against further growth near waterworks and Mission Camp to prevent disease and river contamination.
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Briday Inst
Ts Adama
Wellington
Sarah Jene Rich
James Hodson
Ethel May King
A. d. L. Stockwell
Stockwell
Frantad
iLia
Harbour Bridge money for approaches approved
Government confirms funding of 200000 for completing approaches to the Sydney Harbour Bridge after prior doubt. Allocation ensures finishing work proceeds as planned.
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Sydney
Moniay
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Archbishap Kelly Criticizes MPs For Party Loyalty
Sydney Monday Archbishop Kelly urged MPs to serve the country rather than their parties in a speech reported yesterday. He argued that national interests were overlooked as parliamentarians pursued party goals.
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Sydney
Archbishap Kelly
Australia
Ex Premier John Earle Dies at Taumansay
The death is announced of John Earle a former Premier of Taumansay aged seventy one. He served as leader of the Taumansay government and his passing marks the end of an era for the region.
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Sydney
John Earle
Taumansay
Olympic team selected to day MelbourneMonday
Melbourne reports the Australian squad for the forth coming Olympic Games includes swimmers Chariton, Claire Dennie, Bonnie Mealing, Frances Bale, Hillhouse Golding, Barwich, Misa Wearne and sculler Pearce.
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Melbourne
Australia
Chariton
Yas
Claire Dennie
Bonnie Mealing W
Frances Bale Athletic
Hillhouse Golding
N.S.W
Barwich
Tae
Munih
Misa Wearne
Pearce
Cye
Oil Strike Hits Western Australia Supplies Run Short
Perth reports a strike by oil company employees has severely limited oil and petrol availability in Western Australia. The disruption endangers essential services reliant on timely fuel deliveries as supplies are now nearly exhausted.
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Perth
Petral
Wesern Australia
Wheat Price Forecast by Adelaide Agriculture Director
Adelaide on Monday the South Australian Director of Agriculture gave his opinion that wheat could possibly rise to about 0.0 a bushel in two or three years. He referenced the current price and the potential for some recovery amid market uncertainty.
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Adelaide
Wimne
Senate Vacancy Filled by Governor Hobart in Council
The Tasmanian Parliament discusses filling the Senate vacancy caused by Senator Ogden's death. The Governor will appoint to the Senate in Council following decision by the parliament. This action confirms Hobart's role in completing the vacancy.
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Hobart
Senate
Ogden
Mare
By election results show Natlonal lead in Roehume urge
The by election in Roehume Australia sees Thurch National lead with over votes, Archer Labour trailing by a clear margin. Council results favor Vallst, with the National party securing a strong win and a decisive candidate victory overall.
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Porth
Mowley
Roehume
Wort
Australia
Thurch
Natonaliat
Archer
Pabour
Vallst
Ward Leads in East Sydney by Election But Preferences Decisive
Unofficial after count shows Ward leading McCall by about 120 votes with preferences likely to decide final result. Early 1st night tally placed Ward ahead, while McCall must secure about 70 percent of Cumberland’s transfers to win once postal votes from the Navy arrive.
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Sydney
East Sydney
U.A.P
Ward
McCall
Aguren
Lang
Sunninghall
Cunningham
Hobart
Clasby
Labour
Two Girls Killed in South Australia Car Crash
Adelaide reports a fatal motor car smash at Motor, leaving Kathleen Wallis aged 13 and Gwen Bray aged 14 dead. Three others were badly injured in the collision near Adelaide on Monday.
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Adelaide
Kathleen Wallis
Gwen Bray
Motor
South Australia
Seamen Fight Police in Hobart Disturbance
During a clash between civilians and sailors from visiting war ships at Hobart on Saturday night several people were injured. A police officer was struck with a blunt instrument and the crowd was dispersed with batons. A number of arrests were made.
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Hobart
Man Dies by Own Act Found Dead in Bed
Thomas Hillier aged 42, long invalid, was found dead in bed at Auburn yesterday with a self inflicted wound in the throat. A note left by Hillier said he was fighting a loving battle, indicating a suicide amid illness. Sydney and Manda districts report the tragedy.
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Sydney
Manda
Thomas Hillier
Prisoner Escapes from Wollongong Gaol by Cutting Bars
A 22 year old prisoner named imronce willamt escaped from Wollongong lock up last night by cutting through the bars of his cell and climbing over the outer wall. Police are propelling a large search as detectives investigate the breakout.
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Sydney
Imronce Willamt
Wollongong
Lyon
Communists Papers Seized in Adelaide Gardens
Adelaide police seized Communist newspapers offered for sale by a group in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. The undercover operation disrupted the distribution and disrupted the sale of the papers in the city.
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Adelaide
Secor Day
Mneakova
Adelaide Botanic Gardens
Queensland Premier sees no reason for pessimism about election
Brisbane reports the Premier of Queensland expressing confidence ahead of the State elections. He states his government has faced the position squarely and expects renewed support from electors.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Widow Florence Engles Burned In Russell Cottage Fire
Mrs Florence Engles a wealthy widow with no children died when a fire destroyed her cottage at Russell near Auckland on Monday. Initial reports indicate the blaze started in the dwelling and spread rapidly, leading to her death before assistance could arrive.
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Auckland
Florence Dad
Engles
Russell
New Zealand
Death of Young Local Lawyer Bassett Shocks Court
Police Court notes expressed deep sorrow over the sudden death of W P Bassett a young lawyer in his late thirties with ten years in practice. Court officials including Mr H T Adama and Mr W Kelly voiced sympathy to his mother and family noting his cordial relations with the court and colleagues. Fellow lawyer L Stockwell linked his death to wartime effects, calling it a tragic loss to town and profession.
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Ht.t. Adama
Mwe
W. P. Bassett
W. P. Kelly
Ma Kelly
Mr. Bassett
L. Stockwell
Kelly
Tost
Seret
Hamilton
State Lottery draws thirty fourth atuta prize shared
Sydney Monday the drawing of the thirty fourth atuta lottery took place today. First prize number 47049 shared by D E Mitchell Traralgon Victoria and Mrs G Styborw Norah Juha Victoria who received their Haket free by selling art union tickets for deaf and blind consultation. Second prize 73717 Cremorne. Third prize 20563 North Bend. Fourth prize 76802 S Pippen Burragorang Valley.
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Sydney
D. E. Mitchell
Traralgon
Victoria
Mra. G. Styborw
Norah Juha
Art Union
Cremorne
North Bend
Pippen
Burragorang Valley
Cattle and Sheep Market Steady at Homebush Trade
The cattle market at Homebush shows no change with 1680 head moved. Bullocks sold from £5 to £11, cows £4 to £9, beef from 80 to 85 shillings, medium to 22 shillings, inferior to 20. Sheep yarded 24,000 with prices firm, wethers 8 to 13, ewes 6 to 12, lambs 7 to 48 shillings, shorn sheep 4 to 10.
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Sydney
Homebush
Commercial Produce Prices in Sydney Market
Prices quoted at the Sydney produce alley list Tasmanian potatoes 12 shillings to 12 shillings 6 pence per bushel, new laid eggs 1 shilling, butter 12 shillings 2 pence, cheese 8 pence to 9 pence, oats 1 shilling 3 pence to 2 shillings, onions 11 pence to 13 pence 4, chaff wheaten 8 shillings 8 pence to 4 shillings 6 pence, dates 4 shillings 8 pence to 4 shillings 6 pence, lucerne hay 2 shillings 4 pence to 5 pence, oxen 8 shillings to 5 shillings 6 pence, wheat 2 shillings 3 pence to 9 shillings 3 pence.
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Sydney
Monauy
Tasmanian
Telegraph Entries Highlighted in This Issue
A concise look at telegraph notices featured in this issue. Readers see key messages and updates transmitted by wire service lines, illustrating how early rapid communication shaped local reporting and public notices.
Victoria v South Africa at lunch time scores
Melbourne match update shows Victoria batted first. Players listed include Ponsford, Rigs, Quinn, Woodfull not out 20, Darlin not out 19, with sundries 12. Openers and mid order scores appear, plus a note on two wickets with six extras.
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Melbourne
Vollowing
Victoria
South Africa
Ponsford
Rigs
Quinn
Woodfull
Darlin
Sundries
Gored by Bull Claims Young Farmworker in Australia
Kathleen Bary aged 19 was gored to death by a bull at her father's farm near Danging Western Australia. She received immediate attention but died shortly after being picked up.
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Kathleen Bary
Danging
Western Australia
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