Canon Bevan on Tour and Rural Life Reflections
Canon Bevan reports from Wort Storesby Mapua discussing touring life and rural work. He notes the labor government’s actions and criticizes country towns for neglect, detailing local livelihoods, clothing, housing, and social conditions amid broader debates on urban infrastructure and bridges.
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Wort Storesby
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Toe Cooma Bonbala Railway Extension Clash
Confused report on the proposed Toe Cooma Bonbala railway extension outlines ministerial interviews and cabinet delays. The Works Department faces criticism over planning, with residents fearing disruption to Sydney suburbs and rail-linked projects.
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Overseas Trade Shows Britain Up in Year
Britain reports stronger overseas trade with higher export and import values in the latest year. The interim balance rises as total trade value climbs from the prior period, led by gains in exports and a favorable exchange rate, with notable increases in several foreign markets.
Foreign Competition in the Steel Trade Discussion
The article discusses the Ebbw Vale Steel Works closure and how directors, including DA Thomas and Wal, debated foreign competition and high imports from Germany and Britain. It notes the impact of overseas steel on orders and the broader trade balance as officials urge firm action to protect domestic output.
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Wood M P Addresses Quirindi Referendum Mood
Mr W H Wood M P speaks at Quirindi urging a referendum on great leave and dissolution of Parliament. He argues voters must decide policy and contrasts current government with his leasehold movement while referencing party alignments and potential reform at New House.
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Censure Vote Reveals Deep Differences in Property Policy
In a heated Legislative Assembly debate a censure vote exposed sharp rifts over land policy. Speakers clashed over crown lands, land ownership forms, and the plan for fair distribution, with arguments about the role of freehold versus leasehold and the best path for development and profit in the state.
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