07 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
1
A reflective note discusses resistance to help for the vulnerable and the value of future good. It refers to a Tuesday, April 7 context and urges steady effort toward better outcomes despite present challenges. The phrasing suggests editorial or civic-minded intent.
The March quarter reports an improvement of £1,074,490 and nine month receipts up £1,692,385, likely exceeding the year’s £38,014,462 forecast. Betting taxes rose by £10,000 and racecourse admissions by £1,485, while litigators’ revenue fell by £7,012. The paper notes mixed implications for the economy and highlights a £672,934 increase in railway revenue, suggesting higher production and potential relief from freight costs.
The editorial laments rising expenditure despite higher revenue for 1923-24 and 1924-25, noting £458,953 in interest charges absorbed. It argues government overreach and taxation, urging substantial reduction of the leadership bill and criticizing party systems for failing to enable economical administration.
Esther Heagney, well dressed, was sentenced to seven days in jail for loitering with intent after a Melbourne court heard she dipped a handkerchief in holy water at St Francis Church and plundered a drunken man kneeling to pray. a constable described the incident.
At Homebush Market the opening sheep sale matched prior day improved rates though afternoon activity cooled. Lamb values held largely steady until late, beef prices fluctuated with some gain on top lots while rough cattle sold weakly at lower rates. Demand for good trade cattle rose slightly.
The Chief Secretary Mr Oakes declined to extend the quail season by three months but agreed to a compromise extending the open season from May into June 50 giving shooters another month. He noted residents and sportsmen sought insectivorous proof and ordered scientific tests with Botanic Gardens support. Quail were collected statewide and tested to determine their diet.
At Howden Police Court Magistrate Frank Nie ags ordered two youths found playing up to be kept in town until six and to save pocket money to reimburse their parents for 16 shillings costs incurred in court.
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