Flood relief plans outlined for flood sufferers in Wellington area
A government relief plan was proposed after extensive flood damage across Macquarie and Wellington areas. Advances up to seven years, with delayed repayments and little interest, would aid market gardeners and farmers to repair losses and replace equipment, administered by the Rural Industry Agency.
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Ambon
Yeoval
Macquarie
Wilson
Jacka
State Treasury
Wellington
Sydney
Dent
Athol Richards
Yan On
Nectasiious Faymiera
Rural Industry Agency
Avalat
Market Garden Wells
Department of Lands
Dean Land Tenures
Department of Londs
Homes For Unemployed ‘Trust
Yoo
Tennis Notes From Local Club Open With Strong Entries
The club reports a lively tennis night with several doubles matches and promising entries for upcoming events. Notable pairings include Mya Porter with Win Frecklington and Miss Such with Miss Walker, while Miss Baird teams with Miss Such for a 25 game. Entries close Sunday morning with a men’s doubles tournament planned for Monday night and another singles event Sunday morning February 23. A strong turnout is expected, and a special club night is scheduled for Wednesday February 19.
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Win Frecklington
Mee Such
Mee Walker
May
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Mra. Blechmore
Mins Patan
Mr. Baker
M Ward
Rema
Velma Everett
Mier Ly
Lay
Job
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Mise Lay
Ms. Birchall
Inna Mixs Garsell
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Mervil
Misa Webber
Meas Scarfe
Mise Weng
Kateien
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Exchange Of Ministers Denied By Sir Frederick Stewart
The Minister for External Affairs Sir Frederick Stewart denied a Chungking report that China and Australia were considering an exchange of ministers. He said nothing immediate would take place on the matter.
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Frederick Stewart
Chungking
China
Australia
Stop Work Meeting Halts Metro Building Projects
More than 3,000 unionists attend a city wide stop work meeting on Sawunday morn to protest the Arbitration Court's refusal to increase wages.
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Arbitration Court
Amendment to National Security Board Regulations
Canberra Thursday amendment grants the National Security Board of Business Administration power to coopt the business manager of any Commonwealth Department as a board member when matters affecting that department are under consideration.
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Canberra
National Security Board of Business Administration
Commonwealth
Forecast Mild Showers Across Regions With Fine Spells
A weather forecast notes further showers scattered over the cot and tablelands with mainly fine conditions elsewhere. Day temperatures moderate to warm, cool nights, fresh to squally southeast winds, coastal mist and fog patches, and moderate to rough seas along high latitudes.
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Aijo
Beasley Seeks War Council Review On Military Pay
The Federal Leader of the Non-Communist Labour Party Mr Beasley seeks a Council review of a military pay allotment law. He argues pay was tapped before a necessary payment was made and will bring the matter before the Advisory War Council for clarity.
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Labour Party
J Beasley
ALF
Bardia
Abe
Beasley
Advisory War Council
Export of Eggs Sydney Sees Seasonal Increase
A Sydney report notes the egg export season shows a slower pace toward month end with capacity rising. Officials claim the season will surpass last year by over 30 000 crates and NSW marketing funds indicate a 20 percent increase enabling greater shipments this period.
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Nsw
Ambulance Carnival Aids District Widen Appeal
The carnival features Peter Hamilton and popular acts like Donald Duck and Pinocchio with a free nightly show. Aimed at raising £500 for a new wagon, the event runs with a district wide appeal and donor recognition for gifts of 10 or more, granting a Wellington Ambulance membership card.
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Peter Hamilton
Hollywood
Wellington
Rural Bank Assistance Request Guidance
Farmers or market gardeners in need of help to continue farming or repair flood damage should contact the nearest Rural Bank branch at once or write to the secretary of the Rural Bank in Sydney. The notice urges prompt action and outlines available support channels.
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Rural
Sydney
Wool price impact hinges on research gaps says Sydney professor
Dr Chimie Rous of the Faculty of Veterinary Service at Sydney University laments the lack of a dedicated wool research institute in Australia. He warns the absence of such a body could affect wool quality and may alter prices by about two pence per pound.
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Reydney
Chimie Rous
Faculty of Veterinary Serview Iy
Sydney University
Austeatin
Leading Air Craftsman Dies in Am Berley Crash
Leading Aircraftman P Seail of Western Air Stalified dies from injuries after a crash near Am Berley yesterday. Three airmen were killed outright in the accident. Seail succumbed in Ipswich General Hospital after the crash wounded others.
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Brisbane
Aircrtifteman
P. Seail
Western Air
Ipewich General Hospital
Amberley
Foreigners entry rules tightened in National Security amendment
Canberra Thursday measures to stop foreigners seeking entry into Australia from abusing British passports are included in an amendment to the National Security Regulations issued last night.
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Canberre
Australia
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