Tenders Called for New Court
Member for Fairfield, Mr. L. J. Ferguson, revealed last week that tenders…
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Police Warning to District
Fairfield detectives issued warnings to local residents this week over two matters directly affecting the district. The first is the leaving of…
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Collisions of the intersection of Hamilton Road and Sackville Street, Fairfield, have moved the police to provide an additional Stop sign…
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Ald. L. J. Fraser said last week his recent attacks on the Police Traffic Branch were aimed at the "seat…
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A ratepayer of Holroyd municipality has suported Ald. Maunder's recent attack on the exterior apearance of the Merrylands Police Division headquarters building (pictured below)…
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Police Commissioner, Mr. N. T. W. Allen, believes provision of a police station at Cabramatta is not warranted at present. Mr. Allen's senti-…
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Police Day arranged by the Merrylands 26 Division Social Club was held as an all-day fixture on Fairfield Bowling Club greens last week. The organiser, Sgt…
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PORT KEMBLA: When police were called by the management of Mt. Kembla Colliery to break up a normal union meeting, over 500 miners from two other collieries went on strike in protest and there…
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MELBOURNE: The Bolte Government is trying to jam the lid on the biggest police scandal in the history of the state, says a "Guardian" special writer. |T should have initiated a public inquiry in 1961,…
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CAPE TOWN: A 13-year-old girl is being charged with offences under the Immorality Act which…
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Police were last week asked to provide supervision for children crossing Ringrose Avenue, Wentworthville, on their way to Ringrose Public School. This follows Police…
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Holroyd Council has refused to join a deputation fa press for increased police strength in the Merrylands police division. The refusal was…
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Fairfield police this week warned shoppers to take care when leaving handbags in self…
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SYDNEY: The Building Workers' Industrial Union has asked the Australian Council of Trade Unions to declare support for the right of the Papua- New Guinea workers to organise freely without…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The News... around the world New pressure in Soviet Union Police Photograph Moscow Worshippers
London (JCNS). — High Holy-day services in Moscow’s Central Synagogue attracted many thousands of the city‘s Jews, according to visitors just returned from there. One estimate put the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Courthouse tender let Fairfield's Court to Open in 1966
Fairfield's first courthouse will be completed in October 1966. It will be built on the corner of Spencer…
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Merrylands police are booking dozens of motorists for ignoring new no standing signs in…
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Holroyd Council aldermen hove denied a claim that the architecture of Merrylands Police Station was in keeping with surrounding Merrylands buildings. The claim was made…
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Fairfield Council will make the next more in its efforts to have increased police strength in the district following refusal of Holroyd Council to join a deputation over the issue. Fairfield Council…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Govt. members plas with Ustashi Lib police raid Italians, not fascists
While police in Victoria and New south Wales, claiming to be searching for the alleged "Mafia", were raiding hundreds of homes of Italian families recently, a real…
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