Farmers Relief Act debate on amendments in Victoria
In a parliamentary session the Minister addressed the Farmers Relief Act and proposed amendments to the act as used in New South Wales. The discussion covered finance, adjustments, and potential adoption of similar legislation, noting uncertainty over timing and the act’s effectiveness while stressing the need for ongoing reform.
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Duns
Larmer Dubia
Vietori
Ant
Stobth Ware
Lota
South Wales
Vagord
New South
Old Gaol Building Draws Fire At Council Meeting
At a Thursday night Municipal Council session Alderman Walker called the old gaol on Maughan Street an eyesore. Debate touched on renewal of the surrounding structure and removal plans, with officials stressing enforcement and safety concerns amid a call for timely action.
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Ald. Walker
Maughan Street
TEMPIRE'S MIGHTIEST SHIP MARY ADORED AND FEARED AT LAUNCH
An ornate description celebrates the launch of the Queen Mary as the mightiest ship, hailed as a marvel of scale, power, and luxury. The article praises its size, propulsion, and luxurious amenities, promising unprecedented speed, safety features, and comfort for passengers and crew aboard the colossal ocean liner.
No Equipment and Job Search Farm Frustration
A damaged passage describes someone named Nish losing a farm job and struggling to find work. An agricultural foreman offers help, saying they can find a job, while another character questions clothing and equipment needs. The text shows confusion and hardship in seeking employment.
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Erich
Ely
Council Granted Permission to Remove Item on Motion
The council approved the request after Walkey moved and Aldermen Dowt seconded, with the motion carried and the required application to remove the item to be submitted.
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Akl
Eich
A Wonderful Tribute to Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg
The piece lauds Graf Zeppelin and the Hindenburg as monumental aviation feats. It credits Verda Motor Oil with supporting pioneering airship and aircraft records, including Byrd’s Antarctic expeditions and the nonstop Rome flight by Roger Williams and Le Av Yandey, framing oil as essential to success.
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Graff Zeppelin
Hindenberg
Brat Zeppelin
Atlantic
Yalusible
Moi
Ginest
Wasgood Praid
Graf Zeppelin
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
Hin
Winchiges
Rome
Roger Williams
le Av Yandey
Manvelanu
Motor World Happenings and Aerial Dreams in 1930s Australia
The piece surveys Australasian views on driving for coronation visitors to Great Britain, warning of alarming bicycle and motor accidents. It highlights the Hindenburg style airship ambitions with diesel engines, discusses international diving licenses, and reports on Pacific Highway bridge work, police car crash data, and road safety efforts including hoarding restrictions and horse drawn vehicle cautions.
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Eameus Veedal
Hindenberg
Tinoner
Ian
Aponnte
Pacific Highway
Corain
GBS
Colombe
G. Hemmard Shaw
Whalfeng
Judea
Bernard Slaw
Clarence Valley Road
NMA
Clarence Vallay
Betwen Burywlell
Wattwaine
Crufton
Tabuium
Grakton
Coxut
Vada
Canle
Ceilway
Furthury
The Grey Hounds Endgame Confronts Deceit and Escape
In a tense scene Herbert Clunney’s serialized tale features Lanny and Weyman revealed as alive, quashing a planned magistrate arrest. Alan Cunningham seizes a chance to pursue the fleeing conspirator, amid a power outage and frantic chaos as officers close in on an unlawful group.
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Weyman
Cunningham
Abe
Conningham
Larry
Lary
Quaningham
Gissing
Seatton Ford
ePhay
Alan Cimninghal
Smith
Antry
Amazing Performance At Doytune Beach 77 Willys Dominates 250 Mile Race
The Willys 77 driven by Bob Colley led a grueling 250 mile sand course at Doytune Beach. High tide and shifting dunes caused many cars to fail or withdraw for mechanical issues. Only four of twenty seven cars finished. Willys 77 was among them in a remarkable showing amid a brutal event.
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Doytune Beach
Torin
Willys
Wis
Alurlad
Larne
Dnc
Bob Colliey
Waterny Race Duivery
Yisk
Inigo Jones Forecast From Grahamhurst Observatory
Grahamhurst Observatory Queensland reports a June rains pattern across eastern districts, with possible heavy rains and frosts around late month and early July. The forecast notes cyclical weather tendencies, potential floods in southern river systems, and references past events such as the 1852 Duke of Wellington flood while warning weather outcomes remain variable.
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Grahamhurst Observatory
Bourke
Deniliquin
USA
Bneoril Heights
Kiown
Duke of Wellington
Lord Desborough
Thames Gnnnervancy Board
New South Wales
Natuce
Canute
Inige Jones
Dengue Phases Spark Holiday Market Moves
Report from regional papers notes a dengue outbreak influencing market plans and holiday closures in Tumbarumbus Deniliquin Temona areas. Local associations and storekeepers report adjustments, with five outlets pausing activity amid health concerns.
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Forbes
Tumbarumbus Deniliquin
Temona
Centie
Mova
Search for Violet escalates in Crimelord tale
In the tense hunt, Robert Endersey and Cunningham discuss Violet and a wanted man No. 1, guarding details, while allies plot to locate the lieutenant. Violet’s complicity remains uncertain as plans unfold and suspects maneuver through hidden lairs and overlapping loyalties.
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Alan
Robert Endersey
Violet
Vinlet
Jong
Pha Mun
Cunetingsum
Botlseiey
Larry
Widens
Eshull
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Lifford Love & CO
Clarence Sirens
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Howland
Veedol
N.R
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Revlon
Canmany
THE
Grey Hounds
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Autar
Omapter
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Gint
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Bucon
HUTE
Ckar &Co
Bridge Street
Sydney
Peter Yee Lee
Broadway
Melbourne
Royal Hotel
Jubbo—Royal Hotel
P. Y. Lee
GeorGe Paul Stock
Commission
Commonwealth Institute OF Valuers
Cooper's Sheep Dip
Orient Line
Lee Street
B. W. Ball & Son
Walur An
Hatarty
E.W. Ball & Son
Percy St