Fragmented musings on politics and industry in Australia
The article critiques postwar politics and the push for local industry and population growth in Australia. It weaves in reflections on government, the profiteer class, and citizen engagement, referencing the Prince of Wales visit to Adelaide, the cost of living, and calls for practical labor and enterprise to shape the nation’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sitides
Thay
Prince of Wales
Adelaide
Iin Rowth
Australia
Sic
Baldy
Ple West
John Lindes
Eddy
Gressen
Revere
Miet
Australia Faces Division as Unification Idea Is Questioned
The article argues Australia should consider subdividing into smaller states due to regional isolation, shipping shortages, and civil service grievances. It cites Dr Karl Power’s speech comparing Australia's area and governance with the United States, Argentina, and India, proposing governance closer to populations and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sydney
Perth
London
New York
Montreal
Vancouver
Commonwealth
Australia
Lange
Federal
Karle Powe
Menier
Cowper
United States of America
Litte Jose
Bonail
India
United States
West Australia
Principled division urged to aid national growth
Dr Page argued that large areas hinder progress and that subdivision is essential. He cited Parkes and Marroxsan figures, noting Victoria and Queensland split histories show rising populations after separation. He warned centralized control risks stalling Commonwealth development and favored smaller, liberal governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Henry Parkes
New South Wales
Marroxsan
Queeneland
Burgess
Reyes
He Commonwealth
Victoria
Queenslond
Window Dressing Display At Dew Robinson Co Department
A tint display by Mr Ander ton the window dresser at Dew Robinson and Co. showcases artistic work in their men’s department. The chief feature is a window pullout advert for Hot Flask and Ley-Hoy Co chem tines with samples including a coffee pot and chocolate pot containing a sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew, Robinson and Co
Mogmen
Anderton
Pup
Dreweer
Ley-Hoy Co
Guides From Abroad on Deep Sea Trawling Practices
The article discusses British fishing policy and deep sea trawling depths. It notes British vessels now fish around 260 fathoms in the Bay of Biscay and off Morocco, with 300 fathoms seen as beyond reach. It questions feasibility of 1000 fathoms and remarks on regulatory and legislative differences between Britain and the United Kingdom aim to promote deep sea fishing while maintaining caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grea Britain
Eays
Dorban
Bay of Biscay
Morocco
United Kingdom
A Lucky Printer Plans Brief Advertiser Hiatus
Proprietor Mr BP F Sullivan of the Gorden Lygerton Advertisar announces there will be no publication from May 4 to August 31 as he travels to the Fiji Islands for a holiday. Subscribers and correspondents are urged to note the temporary halt while he is away for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. F. Sullivan
Gorden-Lygerton Advertisar
Fiji Islands
PLP
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Bowlie Port
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Raphael
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Aude
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Lute
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England
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Lancashire
Louis
Crean
Albany Tea Rooms
York Street
Mesins
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Lalliow
Carter
Frateee
Mil Berteere
Bhp Iron
Barthes
Salem
Crelgia
Athe
W. Nickisson
Albsany
Warhol
Gibbons & Son, Watch and Clock Makers and Jewellers
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Tua
Dune
Khortest
Ventuld
Richfort
Clifftreat
Albany Hotel
Dick Scott
Old Sport
Todd
Craigie & Klake
Bir. Binhe
Omvel
White Star Hotel
J. mM. Hallyburton
Albany Butchering Company
Frederick Street
To. J
John
Vupil
Iatedoho
Herth
Stirling Street
Albny
Albany Milk Supply
H. Wwig Y
Hotel Dolory Manufactures
Mote Fine
York Strunt
Charles Farrar Brown
Ravensthorpe
Weaters Australiana Provincial Press Association
TR W. Gent
Aberdeen Street
Avivling Terrane
G. A. Jownbon
A.F
Val
Weverete
TEL
W. R. Nott
Drew, Robinson and Co
Top OF
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Farrior
Regia
Top OF York
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited, Commercial Union Buildings
ST. George's Terrace
George H. Johnston
Albeny
Drew
Robincon
Housewives
E. Tassell
Perth Road
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