Rebate Policy Debate Moves Tobacco Growers
A long discourse on the Excise Rebate scheme for tobacco outlines proposed remedies to stabilize grower profits. It argues for Commonwealth led subsidies or licensing to ensure fair pricing, quality control, and a direct buyer role, with suggested penalties for misgrading and mixing leaf grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Po
Growere
Tobacco Board
Altogutbar
Jolene
Newansiay
Anil
Wally
Commonwealth
Tmnert
Ravine Ontien
Jindustry
Governmant Department
Dingup Festivities Welcome First Peace Time Chriattana
Dingup and nearby districts celebrated the first peace time Chriattana with community events. A Christmas tree fete for children, a hall illumination, Father Christmas, and a happy gathering marked the mid month. Boxing Day cricket and a traditional social dance closed the celebrations with local entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Dingup
Balbareno
Peruprou
Father Christmas
Tun
Ms. L. Rex
Ronulthur
Rooney Brostid
Bert Young
Ame
Inv
Take Your Business Where It Is and Leave It There
A terse directive emphasizes moving your venture to an existing strong position rather than chasing new markets. The phrase stresses leveraging current assets and locations to maximize stability, efficiency, and long term success.
Long service tribute for Mr Mottram at Manjimup
The Warren ward and Manjimup Road Board honor William Mottram for 23 years of service and his pivotal role in the South West. Colleagues recount his early work on the wind farm and the road board, his leadership with local development, and a public dinner and reception in Manjimup to recognize his contributions to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingup
Bo Jay
HiLini
Myinuras dC
Rowe
Willi Alaterant
Alferd Reave
Wet Mryekrun
Brain
Anuteew Mui
Suirind
Douat
Tiune
Munehimop
Pemberton
Mauji Thuy
Wil
Wil Kates
Uty
Nama
Karlige
Annithur
Mottruitt
Rose
Toss Sal
Ws Aid
Fey
T du Hope
Mottram
Wenin
Tony
Windy Harbowr
Perth
Wween
Mr. Mousum
Manjinup
Polly
Pune
South West
C. L Dowat
Bir
Muttram
William Mottram
Aspx
Pitdy
J Cy Rose
Don
W.A
Doust
Lange
M. Mottram
Warren Ward
Bridgetown
Workers Homes Board at Manjimup
The Workers Home Board visit Manjimup to inspect urgent housing needs. Board chair Mr Margererson and local officials discuss prioritizing applications, with six houses planned and tenders to be called for replacements and extensions. Local plots include Mount Frome and Linfield-rt sites, and inspections occur before subdividing future provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mines Bown
A. PL Reid
Margerenesa
Mercing
Manjimup
Sparuest
Froet
Linffield-rt
Bunbury
Hownee
Fottramert
Rannoti
Staff Changes at South West Printing and Publishing Co Ltd
An internal notice announces management and staff shifts in Bridgetown and nearby, detailing Roy’s advance to a key editor role and the appointment of new personnel to oversee printing operations. The company emphasizes continuity, community ties, and commitments to reinstate workers displaced by wartime changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Roy
Food For Britain 2 Red Cross Appeal at Manjimup
The Manjimup unit urges donations for Food for Britain 2 Red Cross Appeal. Urgent needs include tins of meat and vegetables, condensed milk, peanut butter, cakes, pudding mixes, custard powder, and fruit preserves. Arrangements to collect will be organized locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Reid Crees
Sovinty
Gilberta New Auerney
Don McKay
Timon Offen
Britain
CWA
Enena Alt
Meng
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Scupi
Boagen
Thw
Haces Growers’ Association
Dale
Ross
Aways
He Grog
Oun Weanvar Timuk Rinang At
Auivory
Butiney
Western Australia
William Mostram
Wi. Mottenm
Clarence
Douay and
Alfred Meave
Workers Homes’ Board
South Weet Printing and. Pub Ing Co, Ltd
Teg
Monkten Aftee
Donne Avenue
Wien
Johanit
Bridretown
Roy
Timon
Ehlfey
Tranich
Aitm
Voniapiedau Waemwrs
Tr Heaters
Cdjanty
Harvey
Ray
Avain
Adobe
Mie
Verdepthal Stal
Hiv
Food For Britain
RED Cross Appeal
Workers Nomos Board
Viet Manjimap
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