Stranded Tasmanian soldiers seek transport to Canberra
Melbourne May 27 The Stranded Tasmanian soldiers pressed the Union for transport to Canberra after marching to the Australian Federal Union office. They sought a screw ferry to take them to Tostrate, with officials denying power to compel transport. After meetings with ministers and Admiral Clarkson, the group left unresolved, while defence authorities arranged sustenance allowances and held up in Melbourne awaiting transport.
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Rosebery Meeting Ends With Thanks
The Rosebery meeting was lively with discussion on progress and new machinery arrivals. A large truck delivery for the Tananininn Motel Extraction Company signals renewed activity after a prolonged delay.
Protector to Convey Tasmanian Parlors to Hobart
It is understood arrangements have been made to convey the Tasmanian parlers who arrive by the cruiser Melbourne and will probably leave Melbourne tomorrow aboard the Protector.
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Boring for oil in New South Wales report
Report from Bruny Island works supervisor in New South Wales notes deep bore readings near five hundred feet with indications of briar or brown ore. drilling progresses amid erratic conditions and limited productive results.
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Migiy Eyoneer
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Velvet Soap Bet Revered by Ladies on Dowen Way
A vivid, era tone note references Velvet Soap as a bet among women along Dowen Way. The fragment hints at social betting or prop bet among a group, with emphasis on the product and local location.
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