Notes on Pacific affairs and local concerns in Instinave column
The Instinave column discusses the Australian visit by an American naval force and its geopolitical implications, with Japan warning of possible world conflict if arms races continue. It also urges cemetery upkeep, and critiques the School of Arts for waning membership, proposing partnerships, new activities, and cinema competition as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sydney
Bam
Times
Mich
Japan
Pacific
School of Arts
School of Willard
Acte
Unclear Passage on Endorsement Opinion
Fragmentary OCR note states a distinction from formally endorsing the respondent’s view. The sentence signals disagreement with endorsing the respondent’s opinion without providing names, dates, or concrete actions.
Queen contest sparks local debate in Orange paper
In Stuart Town on 27/7/95 ONE OF THE DIGGERS complains about a Citizens Queen event reported in an Orange paper. He notes the Diggers Queen won by a small margin and criticizes coverage, calling for fuller local press balance and decency in reporting the outcome.
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Orange
Citinena
Kaw
Diggers
Jam
Stuart Town
Evolution and Open Bible Critics Stir Debate in Sydney
A speaker defends the Bible as indestructible, arguing it outnumbers other publications and upholds natural order in animal and human life. He cites crossbreeding limits, the White Australia policy, and perceived monkey-descendant claims, challenging Open Bible advocates and asserting modern phrenology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanical Gardens
Sydney
Australia
Bows on Time Payment in Sydney Market
A Barnes man criticizes the surge in consumer credit in Sydney, blaming vanity and social pressure for pushing women to buy vacuum cleaners and other goods. He warns that most people seek unaffordable items, leading to future financial sorrow, while noting commercial opportunities for sermons or lectures on national character.
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Sydney
Barnes
Brown
Jones
Mont Rain
Australian Hurdle Acceptances and Curio Racing Notes
Acceptances list for the Australian Hurdle led by Fiscom, Ruhda, and Parupa with Fiscom as favorite. Reports from Bathurst and Nyngan cover punter bets, trainer incidents, and entry lists for the Parker meeting including Town Plate and 9 furlongs.
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N.8.w
Ammertan
Amarien
Goulburn Jockey Club
Qwaern
P. Brown
Bydney
Bathurst
Gareth
Ascot Racing Club
Acros
New Zealand
Glosming
Australia
Tressano
Tressady
Lochano
Bathurst Mere
Mudgee
Parker
Town Plate
Turtonga
Clare
Worthy Boy
Ackbar
Poppy's
Son
Tresanno
Rummi
Manafix
Portlight
Low Cost
Rice King
Beachlight
Treefern
Your Poppo
Narrogin
Avaunt
Tahiti
Uncle William
Sure Cateh
Worrisun
Australian Gag
Racing and Taxation in Northern Rivera Racing Association
In the annual report from the Northern Rivera Racing Association the regretful note is struck that anticipated racing improvements have not materialized. The report cites prohibitive admission costs and excessive taxation as core causes driving patrons away and threatening club viability. It urges curbing federal and state taxes to prevent further club closures.
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Northern Rivera Racing Association
Mtl
Tax removals trigger hope for racing club recovery
The report argues that removing entertainment, bookmakers and totalisator taxes plus new services could restore solvent conditions for small clubs. It notes racing declined from 100 to 101 days, with prize money dropping to £10,278 from £18,419, complicating officer salaries and borrowing for revenue.
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Junge
Pioneers and notables mourn in Nyngar district
Obituaries recount deaths in Nyngar Woodlands and surrounding areas including John Robinson aged 66, Peter Mulholland aged 78, Mary Ann Rigney aged 73, Ellen T. Smith aged 44, and brothers D L Ryan Willan Ryan Donkeld Ryan Kim Ryan. Edward E. Van Weenen, Holland-born merino expert, dies in North Sydney aged about 61. Mollie James of Queanbeyan, nine, earns multiple music honors and London bronze, signaling a promising future.
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Nyngar
John Robinson
Woodlands
Peter Mulholland
Counamble
Orange
Lreagh
Ellen T. Smith
Bathurst District Hospital
George Smith
Booth Bathurst
Monsrs DL Ryan
Eyene Plaine
Willan Ryan
Donkeld
Mr. Ryan
J. Ryan
Lidcombe
Kim Ryan
White Rock
Edward E. van Weenen
North
Sydney
Holland
Mr. van Weenen
Australia
Land
Mollie
T. 3. James
Queanbeyan
State Conservatorium
London College of Music
Church Services Schedule for August Weekends
Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist, Salvation Army and Methodist services listed across Wellington, Yeoval, Bodangora, Bodangora, Dripstone, and surrounding towns. Times include 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:80 a.m., 7:30 p.m. with locations such as Wellington and Wallington noted along with Rev. F J Dunkley and Rev. H Ford.
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Catholic Church
Wellington
Bodengon
Stumry Town
Bam
Buchareena
Suntop
Yeoval
Tureday
Arthurville
Sam
Wallington
Bodangora
Stuart Town
Stove Cewek
Wuuluman
Dripstone
Oblay
Bamy Yoorval
Gollan
Methodist
T. Jerson
Gramont
T. K Taylor
Maryvale
Phillipson
Wedholdly
Kangaroo dog attack injures Queanbeyan child in yard
News item reports two year old Princia Webb of McQuoid Street Queanbeyan severely mauled by a neighbor's kangaroo dog as her father Mr Webb, away wood shopping, rushes to the scene. Child to Yoval hospital with facial injuries, including torn left side and mouth, while the dog is destroyed.
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Princia
F. Webb
McQuoid Street
Queanbeyan
Inaldé le
Commonwealth Bankers and Labor Tension in Sydney Riot
乱 A chaotic Sydney scene unfolds with US sailors clashing with locals aboard ships. injuries include Knight 19 with 21 stitches, a Tennisses fireman jailed, and George William 25 wounded. Premier Lang condemns revolutionary LW.W. reconstitution. Honest boy Colin Bournt reports found wallet worth 298, returned to owner Tracey Trundle.
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Canlligt
Robint Knight
Dumisalpp
Sydney
Sydney Hospital
Tennisses
Knight
United States Navy
George William
Tolorado
Colin Bournt
W. E. Baliene
Parken
Packes
Paul
Colin
Cheln Torone
Parker
Tracey
Trundle
Settlement arrangements for Selden and Moana discussed
The Hon. W. Dunn of Wisconsin urged land settlement proposals for Selden and Moana. He argued the arrangement should be flexible and convenient for settlers to submit their cases for consideration. The Land Board did not commit to a decision yet, noting confidentiality around the request while stressing the eventual role of interested parties in the outcome.
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Contron
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Mercery
God's Acre
Munistal and Voest
Picture Filma
Mechanica Institute
School of Arte
Billard
Committee of Management
Hunan
Darcy Walker
Arkanass
Dunmoogin
Waites
Moredrix
Lachsen Gold
Regent Street
Tel Fleet
Adoremils
Ilee
Beach Light
Maryland
Evelyn More
Rayspear
Sir Graves
Evens
Avenal
Mien Hindoi
Linstock
Racing and Taxation
Mra
Mary Ann Rigney
Oaklands
Kelso
Gondoholin
Church Services
THE
Salvation Army
Holme
Salvation Meatings
Pany Georie
Edwin Shaw
Dubbo
Shaw
Weetcott
Stroud
Eulomogo
Foxen
Crombie
M. Crombie
Hodgkinson
Ted
Aldritt
Primary Proucers
Srey
Aaund
Balay
Commonwealth Bank of Busts
Ir. Lang
Lw.ww
1.W. W
Lang
Lw.w
Garden
Labor
Moana
Gow
Ehyone
Lal Ani
Avneek
Sted Brokers Ltd
Market Street
Sed
M. R. McGuire
Simpson,st., Wellington
D. B. Thorson
Seactiero
Ceverel
the Western Stores Ltd
Hameran
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